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Portion of profits made from Preorder will go towards Sick Kids Charity Foundation!! In the fractured world of Arcania, ancient rifts tear open gateways to unimaginable darkness, awakening Malgrath —the Blood Dragon —whose necrotic malice hungers to consume all life. When a desperate group of strangers is ripped from their realities and cast into the void, they must forge an unbreakable alliance or perish in eternal shadow. Lobo Valante, a towering battle mage haunted by the massacre of Hallows Edge, carries a mysterious ring and a burning need for vengeance.

In the prologue of The Woodbender, Kenan Blacktree fought the White Spiders near his home village. He lost, shaping his personal world view. Thirty years later, while on a journey to the nearby village of Shallowbrook with his friends, he encounters even more dangers. Hungry dragons. A constable with an attitude. And Wren’s annoying little sister, Anna. As if that wasn’t enough, someone steals a babe right out of her mother’s home. What do they want with the child? Where did they go? How will he catch up?

They told you it was burnout. They prescribed rest. They told you it was anxiety. They taught you to breathe. They told you it was depression. They offered medication. Here's what no one told you: you're not like 96% of the population. You never were.

Welcome to Cornwall. Population: Mortal. Problem: Demonic. Griffin Woodbury thought his first solo case with the Department of Paranormal Investigations would be routine. Then the bodies start piling up at underground raves—victims of more than just drugs. With arcane symbols hidden in flyer...

The system doesn’t eat its own. It promotes them. Some people believe those who are incompetent are promoted to limit damage. Experience, however, shows they are often promoted to where they can do the most damage. The Bureaucracy of Policing is a sharp, satirical look at "The Machine"—where corporate buzzwords beat integrity and an opened bag of hamburger buns triggers an Internal Affairs investigation.

Once upon a time, there were three men forged in suffering. They lived their lives in servitude to the monster who created them. Broken boys became vicious men. Years of brutality stripped them of their humanity and hardened their hearts. Each man retreating further into darkness. Until her. She is the beacon of hope and the spark that re-ignites their damaged and demented hearts. But when their world threatens her life, they’ll do anything to keep her safe. Even if it means destroying everything they’ve ever known. *A Standalone Novella *

In this widely acclaimed modern classic, Graham Greene delves deep into character to tell the dramatic, suspenseful story of a good man’s conflict between passion and faith. A police commissioner in a British-governed, war-torn West African state, Scobie is bound by the strictest integrity and...

Three men meet on a ship bound for Haiti, where corruption and terror reign under the dictatorship of Papa Doc and the Tontons Macoute, his sinister secret police. Disillusioned and noncommittal, they are the “comedians” of Greene’s title. Brown is a disenchanted English hotel owner; the...

Alden Pyle, an idealistic young American, is sent to Vietnam to promote democracy amidst the intrigue and violence of the French war with the Vietminh. His friend Fowler, a cynical foreign correspondent, looks on but soon finds it difficult to remain simply an observer. Fowler’s mistress, a...

One woman hiding in plain sight. Two men with secrets untold. Three souls with a need to be set free. Veronica For the past three years, I've been lying low. Present yet undetected. But now that I've made friends the media adores, including two men who won't leave me alone, it's getting harder...

Jenna Laing has always been what the people of Crowmorne call 'a bit strange'. As a child, she was drawn to the spooky and the scary, and as an adult, she's no different. When the mysterious and long abandoned Miller Mansion re-opens as a Halloween haunted house, Jenna buys tickets in a heartbeat, and invites a first date, hoping he'll share her love of horror and jumpscares. Those hopes come crashing to the ground when he panics and runs off screaming, leaving her injured and in the hands of scare actor, Mason Miller.

I grew up in Sunland, California; the oldest of five siblings. We were a modest income family with loving, devout Christian parents, who taught us, at an early age, the importance of service to God, church, community and to our neighbors not only in word but also in deed. Many a time as a young person I would ask my mom "Where's Dad?" and she would reply, "Helping some widow or visiting some old man, or working at church". Mom was equally as busy with Girl Scouts or Camp Fire Girls or Vacation Bible School.

Join the obsession to solve the enigma of how 126 year old Queen Victoria turned Great Britain into the war machine it has become... On the outskirts of the newly formed Victorian Empire, McCormick “Mac” Callahan, a grizzled gunslinger and reluctant leader of a growing resistance force, finds himself at the center of a hunt for individuals with affinities, neuroDivergents. He becomes the protector of a motley crew of individuals and discovers they are harboring a mysterious secret from another galaxy that must be kept from the dangers of humanity at all costs.

In a world where too many mothers and babies still die from preventable causes, Midwifing Mercy: Reimagining Birth Culture with Strategy and Sacred Purpose offers a bold and hopeful vision for transforming maternity care. Drawing from nearly fifty years of frontline midwifery experience and almost 20,000 births through Mercy In Action, Vicki Penwell shares a model of care rooted not only in clinical skill, but in empathy, dignity, intentionality, and deep purpose.

Beth and Rachel are old friends. David is the boyfriend of one and has a drunken one night stand with the other. Just like the underside of a needlepoint canvas, the threads of their mistakes make no sense, until they do...

This book was not written in a single moment of inspiration. It emerged slowly, through years of observation. Over time, I have watched human life unfold in many different places —homes, communities, hospitals, churches, schools, workplaces, and across nations. I have seen people striving for success, searching for meaning, defending beliefs, and protecting identities that feel deeply important to them. Yet as I observed these things, a quiet question continued to grow in my mind: Are we truly as free as we believe we are?

One Light, Many Lanterns is a contemplative journey through the rituals that connect people across faiths, cultures, and time. The world’s religions can look endlessly different—different names, buildings, prayers, customs, and rules. But beneath those differences, many traditions return to the same human needs: to begin again, to remember, to cleanse, to fast, to gather, to walk toward what matters, to practice mercy, and to sit quietly before mystery.

In a fractured America gasping under the iron decree of President Pensik, the sanctuary of Pete’s Place is shattered by the single crack of a sniper’s rifle. As retired Air Force Veteran Cole Ramsey fights for his life against a festering wound and a relentless fever, his wife Nora must rise to lead their resilient tribe through their darkest hour. With the corrupt Sheriff Dobbins now serving a cold-blooded ex-black ops operative known as The Director, the Ramseys find themselves in the crosshairs of a corporate tyranny backed by the mysterious Arcadia Group.

Written and narrated by Matthew Joseph Klein, Everyday Rituals: Gentle Practices for Mindful Living is a gentle, practical listening companion for anyone seeking greater peace, clarity, and steadiness in daily life. Through short reflections and simple guided practices, you will explore grounding tools for stress and overwhelm, prompts for presence, patience, and emotional balance, breath and body-awareness practices to help you settle and reset, and small routines you can sustain without pressure.

Before the Water Stirred is a deeply human retelling of the man at the pool of Bethesda—the one remembered for a single day, but shaped by years of loss before it. Once, he was a working man, strong in his father’s trade and sure of the life opening before him. Then injury took his strength, dependence took his pride, and time slowly stripped away his place in his family, his work, and the world he had known. By the time he is carried to the pool near the Sheep Gate, he is no longer only a man in pain, but a man worn thin by waiting, bitterness, shame, and the ache of being left behind.