Books

After a meth addict named Eddie Morales wins a spot at a theater to perform comedy in front of 3,000 people, he finds himself with a new career prospect. This prospect, however, isn't easy; what comes is hardship, friendship, love, loyalty, betrayal, and a web of lies spun at every corner. Will his addiction destroy his chances of becoming a...

“Natural causes” is what they wrote, and it kept working. In a coastal town where everyone knows everyone, a journalist arrives to chase a pattern of deaths that look ordinary on paper and disappear from conversation in person.

Jim Holloway is hired to start with the first case, Evelyn Voss. But he is not alone for long. A group of child allies...

What if God’s next “new thing” starts on your busiest street, not in some distant sanctuary? In A New Holy Bible In NYC, you get 30 days of Bible study, reflection, and prayer built for real life, where the subway is crowded, the noise is constant, and your heart still needs direction.

Each day begins with a Scripture focus, then guides you to...

The Barbaro crime family of North Jersey finds itself two new recruits in the 1940’s Vincenzo ‘Enzo’ Marchetti the son of a made member of the family a loud mouth who thinks he is a gangster before ever committing a crime. the other Dion Tarantino a poor mentally ill kid who seems to take to criminal life a little to easy nobody wants to be...

What if every dollar you bring home each week had a job before you spend it? Without a map, middle-class money vanishes into rent, fuel, groceries, takeout, autopay, and the small charges that quietly stack up. Then retirement stays a wish, because today’s bills keep taking every dollar.

The $900 Trail Map turns weekly income into a path you can...

Peter Hughes comes home from Korea expecting the usual small-town welcome: pine needles, Mrs. Gable’s cinnamon rolls, Dad’s voice, his sister Sarah’s laugh.

Havenwood looks the same. Same oaks. Same lawns. Same storefronts.

Nobody is in them.

Cars sit with doors hanging open. A red bike lies on a perfect lawn, wheel still turning. A cereal bowl...

What follows is not a monster-of-the-week. It is a war over records. Candles. Notebooks. Iron disks cut with geometry that hurts to look at. An amulet older than the copies men carry. Survivors who refuse to let a name finish fading fall into the margin — a thin, unfinished place where the erased wait out decades, watch how the Being moves, and...