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Walking A Cooked Path explores the author's lifelong quest for a personal spiritual path. It details experiences with various religions from birth. It touches on themes of faith and identity. The symb...

Can one mistake decide who lives or dies?At the height of the Oregon Meltdown, survival is no longer measured in days, it is measured in choices.When a deadly mistake separates Nate from his family at...

When Gabby Gopher finds Buster the Bear in a meadow with his head stuck in a log, she knows she needs to get her friend help—and get help fast! When initial attempts to free Buster are unsuccessful,...

This is not another book about religion. It is a book about love.    Finding God in Vegas tells the story of Don Young—a successful pharmaceutical executive who seemed to have it all:...

 When Elias Thorne tears open a portal meant to save humanity, something else steps through.A being of impossible geometry. A presence sculpted from precision and hunger. A voice that speaks in o...

One for the Money introduces Blake Franklin at the exact moment his patience with the system finally runs out.A former Fort Worth police officer, Blake leaves the department carrying a quiet frustrati...

Beneath the Quiet Storm: Writings from the Eye is not a collection of poems so much as a single, deliberate emotional journey.Moving through longing, grief, love, reckoning, and finally stillness, the...

A human survivor searching for a home, a monster struggling to escape the ghosts of his past, and a fateful rescue that offers them a chance to find peace, comfort, and love.Deep space fighter pilot C...

Born in 1952, Ronald Schulz didn't just live through the 1960s—he ran headlong into its blazing heart and came out scarred, wiser, and unflinchingly honest. In his powerful, unstructured memoir seri...

Get ready to have your retinas scorched and your jaw permanently unhinged: the New Testament isn’t a polite religious textbook—it’s a cosmic explosion of impossibilities detonating in the middle...

Harold Godwineson, the Last Anglo-Saxon King, owed everything to his father. Who was this Godwine, first Earl of Wessex and known as the Kingmaker? Was he an unscrupulous schemer, using King and Witan...

Jump Gate I – Time Chair is the result of a thought experiment.A Thought Experiment based on a version of Arthur C. Clarke’s well-known Rule: Any sufficiently advanced technology will appear to be...