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Of Hearts and Livers is a comic novel about growing up and pretending to be someone you are not in order to attract the woman of your dreams.

The No-Homework Women's Bible Study: Group Hug, an Amazon bestseller, is a fellowship building tool for your small group Bible study. Each week, enjoy stimulating conversations set against the backdrop of Scripture around topics that apply to your daily life. As you engage in meaningful dialogue with your Christian sisters, you'll learn more about each other and how God's word is relevant in each of your lives. This discussion-based series builds Christian fellowship so that you can deepen your personal interactions within the group as you also grow your Christian faith. With ten books in the series, you'll enjoy energizing discussions all year as you work your way through each eight-week book. Put the fun back in your small group Bible study and join the conversation today!

First Contact: Omnibus 1 collects the first three novels in an epic military space opera. Humanity's first encounter with the ancient Lemurians ignites a galaxy-spanning conflict, forcing former enemies to become unlikely allies. As exploration uncovers forgotten civilizations, impossible discoveries, and technologies beyond imagination, evidence begins to emerge that the universe itself is governed by a hidden foundation that no civilization fully understands.

Every answer reveals deeper mysteries surrounding the Source of this foundation, challenging everything humanity believes about space, time, reality, and its own place in creation.

Combining first contact, massive fleet battles, exploration, diplomacy, unforgettable alien civilizations, and an unfolding cosmic mystery, this trilogy launches a planned twelve-book saga in which survival depends not only on strength but on unity.

Hunted by Herod’s forces and others who fear what the Magi know about Yeshua, Akilah and his companions flee into the Wilderness of Paran—a land as merciless as the enemies pursuing them.

But the greatest danger isn’t the wilderness.

Bound by their shared knowledge of Yeshua, the group carries a truth powerful enough to upend empires yet tenuous enough to fracture their resolve. When calamity tears one Wise Man away from the others, the group’s newfound faith start to crumble. Faith once sparked by wonder is now tested by hardship and the silence of unanswered prayers.

As they struggle to return home while facing an uncertain future, costly obedience replaces the early awe of their belief—underscoring that faith doesn’t travel in a straight line, endurance is often learned in the wilderness, and trust rests with an unfathomable, sovereign God.

Part 1: The Jade Collection, is filled with Amazing Adventure stories, taking you to countries as diverse as Japan, Venezuela, Iceland, Israel and the USA. Some of these adventures were purposely undertaken in the spirit of exploring the unknown: others unexpectedly heaped upon them. In the story, A Magical Christmas, a young gal finds herself stranded in Switzerland with no money and no German language skills to communicate her plight, but miraculously experiences the best adventure of her life. A talented young filmmaker ends up stranded in the highlands of Iceland when his car sinks several feet into a bank of snow, surrounded by nothing more than wild horses, but no humans or means of communicating his plight. What now?

Part II: The Agate Collection is filled with stories of Reaching Out: some joyful, others challenging or transformative. Life enhancing enrichments flow 2 ways: outbound from storyteller to another, inbound from another (& sometimes an animal) to the storyteller.

As the Master of Suspense Alfred Hitchcock left a legacy with us of films that captured our hearts, minds and attention. Even though he's been gone nearly 50 years, his films remain with us today. As one of the foremost filmmakers of his generation, Hitchcock continues to fascinate us, not just for his talent, humor, and artistry, but for the style in which he created his films. So much so that filmmakers, film historians, journalists, and critics coined a phase for the style of films he made and how those films – even those not made by Hitchcock- were in a category all their own. They were “Hitchcockian” and even today, more than 40 years after his passing, Hitchcockian films are still being noted for having that Hitchcock touch. Hitchcockian films are those made by various filmmakers, with styles and themes similar to those of Alfred Hitchcock. That Hitchcockian way of telling a story, by luring us in and keeping us on the edge of our seats continues to challenge filmmakers.

NO TIME TO CRY is an inspiring memoir that offers a deeply personal account of resilience, faith, and determination in the face of relentless adversity. Through honest storytelling and unwavering conviction, the book highlights the struggles of a single mother determined to protect her family while navigating financial instability, uncertainty, and life's unexpected setbacks.

At the heart of the memoir is Wallace's journey through a series of challenges that tested her strength and resolve. Facing repeated bounced paychecks, unreliable employers, housing instability, and the constant pressure of providing for her children, she found herself confronting circumstances that could have easily led to despair. Yet through each obstacle, she remained committed to moving forward, relying on faith and perseverance to guide her through some of the most difficult seasons of her life.

Conventional wisdom teaches that biblical and scientific teachings are incompatible; that each must exist at opposing ends of reality. This idea is preached from church pulpits and taught in learning institutions from the lowest to the highest levels and polarizes people worldwide.

Yet, when looked at objectively and with a genuine desire to glean the truth, the two forms of knowledge are found to be not only compatible, but mutually supportive in deep and meaningful ways. Together, they reveal such realities as;

• The appearance of the universe from absolutely nothing;

• The great age, inner workings, and purpose of our universe;

• An accurate chronology of creation and the development of life;

• The relation between antediluvian civilizations and today’s mysterious megalithic structures

• The farcical nature of Darwinian evolution;

• The undeniable existence of a Creator

The book provides evidence that is intriguing to both the religiously and scientifically inclined.

Most of us have been conditioned from birth to believe in half-truths that are contrary to the natural order of reality. Seemingly good-natured phrases like "you are not the center of the universe" or "it is what it is" dilute and misdirect our purpose. Concepts like compassion are misinterpreted and used to convince people that their purpose is to others rather than themselves. The foundational pillars under which all of reality resides have become tools for monetization rather than legitimate self-development.

This book attempts to revert these foundational pillars of universal wisdom, consciousness, and awareness by promoting the true essence and intent that resides in all of us. What follows are simple principles built on the foundational awareness discovered by those that came before us without diluting the initial message. After the initial shock fades, your awareness will embrace these principles and see the truth: you are the master of your reality, and your destiny is waiting.

Sammy Murphy is the firstborn child in Sulfur Creek, an isolated coal mining town located on a rich seam of Bituminous coal discovered by a young gentleman born of wealth in the late 19th Century, the golden age of America’s Industrial Revolution. The historical novel follows the life of Sammy from birth to death, capturing his transformation and struggles as a reclusive character, juxtaposed with his boss, who personifies the era's industrial barons.

Barry Bacon, who grew up in luxury on Fifth Avenue in New York, is an ambitious American industrialist who fancies himself a peer to iron and steel magnate Andrew Carnegie. Driven by unbridled ambition, Bacon’s dreams stretch far beyond the soot-covered rooftops of Sulfur Creek. His tale of arrogance and flawed leadership chronicles the precipitous rise and fall that mirrors the volatile spirit of the industrial age.