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Ordered to take over the Alpha Project, Evelyn knew she would be entering a whirlwind of political agendas, but it gave her a chance to complete her own research. When she arrived in Eden, Evelyn was faced with the daunting challenge of taking samples and observing the alphas in an environment she was completely unfamiliar with.

Widowed Deputy U.S. Marshal Dan Crawford, seeking a mother for his precocious, sweet-but-sassy 6-year-old daughter, is guarding a heart wounded by loss. His mail-order bride, Lily Bishop, a Southern belle tarnished by scandal and threatened by a man who won’t let her go. She is seeking only security and the chance to be part of a family as she flees North Carolina. When they meet Colorado frontier town of Buckhorn Gap, neither expects their marriage of convenience to lead to love–but life has a way of changing the most careful plans.

Please Remain Seated: This Will Only Take a Moment is a dark satirical novel about what happens after power stops shouting and starts waiting. The world is not ending loudly. It is being corrected quietly.

In Proverbs 7, we see a wise father instruct his son on the dangers of sexual sin. Standing in contrast to Scripture, today's church often views teaching on this sin as uncomfortable, embarrassing, and inappropriate. In fact, the church and many pastors refuse to address this sin from the pulpit, and in turn, harm the flock. However, God is not ashamed to warn how mankind is tempted and overcome by sexual sin. In this book, we will examine how the godly father serves as a model to wisely instruct his son on sexual sin and need for the gospel.

Two wolves live inside every man. One whispers of hunger, shame, and ruin. The other speaks in quiet persistence of hope, mercy, and love. Which wolf wins depends on which is fed. Gabriel’s story is one of silence and secrets, of the long shadow of memory, and of the struggle to believe he is more than the darkest voice in his head. Through family, faith, and the fragile bonds of friendship, he begins to learn that ordinary days can be sacred and that survival is not the same as healing.

From Saint Louis to Washington City to Shiloh. Here is another exciting John Henry adventure, which captures an amazing segment of American History. Those turbulent months early in the Civil War. A brief campaign in southern Missouri is followed by a trip to Saint Louis. On the run from assassins, John Henry links up with Pinkerton agents who escort him to Washington City. While there, John Henry has a long conversation not only with President Abraham Lincoln, but also with Edwin Stanton, Gideon Welles, William Seward, and George B. McClellan.

The Safe Place is a gripping journey of redemption and healing, where faith and trauma intertwine to shape a young man's life. Tristan's search for belonging and understanding leads him through a maze of relationships, faith struggles, and the painful remnants of his past. As he battles shame and detachment, his path toward forgiveness-both from others and himself-becomes the most difficult yet transformative journey of all. This novel invites listeners into an emotional, spiritual exploration of grace, love, and the power of overcoming internal battles.

In a land of secrets, courage is the only way forward. Isaiah, a young teen haunted by a hidden past, is unexpectedly transported to the mystical Land of Integrity-a realm where danger lurks and truth is elusive. There, he is called to the role of a journeyman and mentored by Iswa, a wise old watchman with deep knowledge of the land. Alongside him is Ohtara, a fearless girl known for defending the helpless and fighting for justice, her bravery already revered as legendary. As Isaiah journeys through a world filled with mystery and peril, long-buried truths begin to surface.

Behind every great novel lies a city of unseen lives. Quiet History Behind Les Misérables invites listeners into the everyday world of ordinary people living in 19th-century Paris—the workers, vendors, mothers, children, and laborers who formed the living backdrop of Victor Hugo’s masterpiece. This book does not retell the story of Les Misérables. Instead, it explores the real social fabric that made such a story possible.

My family made my life a misery, but there’s nothing I can do to escape them. I have nowhere else to go. The monster I encounter in the forest overwhelms my senses, calling to the omega in me. I can’t believe I let him touch me, but I’m so starved for affection I can’t help myself. And then I do the only thing that makes sense…I run. But the monster hunts me down. He says he gave me a choice, but he’s not letting me go. He’s going to claim me as his mate.

The year is 1943. The war in the Pacific enters its 11th month, and there is no sign of it slowing down. The Japanese Empire has conquered most of the theater, except for Australia and a few outlying islands in the Solomons that the Allies have been able to liberate.

Join me on a journey through scripture and history as I explore the evidence that giants once lived—not only in the Promised Land, but across the world, and even here in the heart of America. My research takes me deep into the ancient Ozarks, where the stories of unearthed remains and forgotten discoveries—like those documented by Reverend Sterling Newberry—may hold the key to proving that giants once roamed these hills.

The year is 1940, and the Axis is invading everywhere. As the Battle of England winds down and results in a German defeat, Adolf Hitler set his sights on the South and the Mediterranean theater. The Reich can deal a deadly blow to the British Empire by conquering Gibraltar and the Suez Canal. In doing so, it would cut the British supply lines and make the Mediterranean Sea an Axis lake. The British cannot afford to lose both spots as much as it cannot lose Egypt and the Middle East. It will fight as much as it can to prevail and defeat the Germans, Italians, and Soviets.

"The Magical Coat of Felix"Felix, a young fox living in the enchanting forest of Whisperwood, has always felt out of place. Unlike the other animals with their striking fur and bold personalities, Felix believes that his dull coat makes him unimportant and overlooked. When he stumbles upon a magical coat that transforms his appearance and gives him newfound confidence, Felix finally feels seen and admired. But as he embarks on an adventure to explore new places, Felix soon learns that true confidence doesn’t come from how we look or what we wear—it comes from within.

In Blizzards, Banks, and Bakken: An Irreverent History of North Dakota, Jordan Blake Carter takes listeners on a journey across two centuries of stubborn survival. Meet the Mandan, Hidatsa, and Arikara who built thriving river towns long before statehood. March with the populists who took over their own government in the name of fairness. Survive the Dust Bowl, the Depression, and the floods that nearly swallowed cities whole. Then stand in the glow of oil rigs and Friday-night stadium lights, watching a state still learning how to balance change with endurance.