The Authors Show

We follow three different stories. Starting with Fred. A man whose morals are as flexible as his clients bank accounts. Working in restoration, he cleans up messes wealthy and unscrupulous men leave behind. But one client is far different than any other, as his contract soon embroils him in an otherworldly conflict.

Sofia is a US Army Captain who has recently lost a comrade in arms. Her grief is put on hold when she gets a phone call from his number, followed by troubling dreams and dark visions. Will Sofia survive her trials or be engulfed by her grief?

Lastly Trevor, Fred’s son, 10 years after his father’s incident, finds himself struggling with his own grasp of reality. By day he is a normal college student, by night he casts out demons. But his friend Trish wants him to face reality. Because, after all, Demons aren’t real… or are they?

Sect. 1: Six chapters, one each by and about the six men about what, in their youth, led them to know they wanted to be men of integrity. Sect. 2: "Monsters." I conversation about cognitive dissonance, how difficult it is to handle some new information, and the "monsters" of 2020. Sec.t 3: How the election process works--broken down into understandable segments and detail. Sect. 4: What these sex me did to uphold the valid election results in Maricopa County, AZ, in 2020 and 9n 2021. Sect. 5: The aftermath--attacks on these six and efforts to fight back, including what mattered, in their words. Sect. 6: What does our future look like?

WHO'S WHO Honoree, Baby Boomer, Catholic schoolgirl (can readily identify any plaid ever used in a parochial uniform), and ’70s Playboy Bunny (another uniform—not plaid—blue satin), Barbara Camp insists that “God writes the best fiction, known as non-fiction." Camp’s short stories translate bulletproof, Biblical wisdom (both the Old and New Testaments) into everyman, everyday, modern metaphors.

Cell phones (Tower of Babel); designer food (The Last Supper); feminism (Samson & Delilah); the Hudson River air strip (Jesus Walks on Water); DNA (The Creation of Adam); Christ’s promise of provision (The Fish & Loaves of Bread), and many more.

As we worship the created versus The Creator, our anorexic souls are brimming with wildly dubious flim-flam. Popular thought believes the natural can cure the natural, while virtually ignoring supernatural!

Let not the herd mentality nor a cancel-happy culture hit “delete” on the ultimate VIP. If God is love, got God?

A secret still lies in Mystic Bay, California. Angels live as humans there. But more miracles happen when Angel Ken and others help Ron, a new angel as he swoops into town. Guardian Angel Ron flies down to live a human existence to make sure his charge, Evan, a boy in foster care, finds a forever home.

Meanwhile, writer Noah Greenstreet is writing a film showcasing the townsfolk’s angel encounters. With twists and turns and a bully to turn around, Angel Ron has to decide if he will stay in the harmonious town. Will Evan find a forever home? Will love and goodwill help Angel Ron decide to stay?. With angels at the helm, readers ride along on another miraculous story of the angels of Mystic Bay.

Scary Good is a reflective and practical guide for anyone who feels that familiar Sunday dread and suspects it’s not really about Monday. Through personal storytelling, humor, and real-world insight, Angie Callen unpacks what the “Sunday Scaries” often reveal: burnout, misalignment, and the quiet pressure to live a life that looks successful but feels off inside. Blending memoir and self-development, she invites readers to slow down, question expectations, challenge norms, and reconnect with what truly matters. Each chapter provides space for reflection, courage, and growth, helping readers recognize patterns, shift limiting beliefs, and create a more sustainable, values-driven life. Scary Good reminds us that uncertainty isn’t failure, discomfort isn’t weakness, and growth rarely follows a straight line—it’s not just about the work, but the human doing it.

When Lizbeth, a bright pink golf ball bursting with curiosity, wakes up in the pro shop, she's ready for her very first adventure. Chosen by junior golfer JoJo, Lizbeth rolls into an exciting new world filled with quirky characters like Putter Pete, Frida Flag, and Claude Cup, all eager to teach her about the game of golf.

But when Lizbeth accidentally lands in a pond, her optimism fades—until she meets Teddy, a golf ball who loves his peaceful pond life, and his hilarious sidekick Genji Gator. With their help, Lizbeth discovers that being lost doesn’t mean being alone, and that hope, perseverance, and teamwork can lead you home.

Perfect for children ages 3–8, Lizbeth, the Little Lost Golf Ball is a delightful story that introduces kids to golf while teaching timeless life lessons about resilience, curiosity, and friendship. With whimsical characters, gentle humor, and a heartwarming message, this picture book is a hole-in-one for young readers and parents alike!

When Jay Abbas and his friends accidentally summoned a demon from a fairytale, the sun refused to rise. They were forced to spend their days running, hiding, and plotting to send it back, and to undo all of the death and chaos that it had caused. However, the longer they were chased, the more likely death seemed.

With time running out and their minds wearing thin, they unravel the mysteries of the island home, hoping at least one answer could save them from a dreadful fate.

Joy Overcame Sorrow is a heartfelt coming-of-age story about ten-year-old Joy, a bright, adventurous girl whose world is turned upside down in an instant. After a perfect day at the park with her best friend Bella, Joy returns home to devastating news: her father has died in a tragic car accident.

Shattered by grief, Joy struggles to make sense of life without the person who meant everything to her. Nothing in her world feels the same. However, with the quiet strength of her mother, the loyalty of a true friend, and unexpected moments of hope, Joy slowly begins to find her way through the darkness.

As seasons change, so does Joy. She learns that healing doesn’t mean forgetting and that love, especially a father’s love and a daughter’s love for her father, never truly leaves. Through memory, music, and moments of unexpected beauty, Joy discovers a quiet courage within herself.

When America Burns, Only the Fierce Will Survive

On Christmas Eve, the unthinkable happens. Russian forces invade the United States. In the frozen heart of Wyoming, Brigadier General Lance Bear Wolf, his wife Elle Parker, and a small cadre of special operations veterans form the core of the Wyoming Army of Resistance. Their mission: strike back hard, protect their people, and drive the invaders from American soil.

From bloody basement rescues to high-stakes raids on Russian strongholds, Wolf’s team turns chaos into opportunity. But every victory comes with a price. Innocent lives lost, trust tested, and the looming shadow of nuclear escalation.

As winter deepens and the enemy tightens its grip, Wolf and Elle must wage war on multiple fronts: the battlefield, the propaganda war, and the silent war within themselves. Because in this fight, survival isn’t just about bullets and bombs—it’s about holding on to the soul of a nation.

Newly minted homicide detective Kit Hanover is paired with a crusty veteran who makes no bones about his feelings for Native Americans. Their prickly partnership becomes more antagonistic when her first murder case proves devastating and she is reassigned. Determined to work the case in her own time despite the emotional consequences she finds herself and her family the target of an unknown madman. She withstands the inexplicable attacks as she continues her investigation until she finds herself face to face with the murderer. Only one of them can survive.