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Ballerina Laura
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Laura is a sweet girl who, No matter where she goes, Does absolutely everything Up on her tippy toes. A prima ballerina––that’s what Laura wants to be when she grows up! But what to do in the meantime? Join Laura as she pursues her passion for...
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The Deep End
A Nonprofit Leader’s Journey from Financial Chaos to Clarity
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Most nonprofit leaders don’t step into the role because they love budgets, cash flow, or board meetings. They step in because they care deeply about the mission. But sooner or later, many find themselves facing hard questions they were never...
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Spirits
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Kevin, a young boy part of a lineage that goes back generations, discovers an unexpected connection with a spirit. A spirit in need of help, not any help, his help. Unknown to him, he and his beloved grandfather are what ‘the elders’ from the...
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Welcome Home Dolphin
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Maren the dolphin loves her family and their wide blue ocean home. But her brothers, Ben and Erik, are sick. How can she keep Mom and Dad from worrying about her, too? As she grows up in the shadow of loss, Maren works hard to be the perfect...
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Beyond the Woven Curtain
The Story of Andrina Mitchell/Muir
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Andrina Muir (née Mitchell) lived a life shaped by faith, devotion, love, and resilience in a world of hardship and change. Born in a sod house in the North West Territory, her childhood was defined by carefree days, farm animals and her father’s...
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The Stolen City Names
A Becky Murphy Mystery
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At the age of just ten, Becky and her friend Carl solved the mystery of who was unleashing lifelike robots on the town of Kitchener: their very own school principal, Mr. Reichmann, posing as Herr Doppelganger. She's now fifteen and has a...
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Letting Go of My Ocean View
a memoir
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How many times can a life be rewritten? Deborah A.M. Phillips has lived with four names, two mothers, three families, and twenty-eight moves. Adopted as an infant and raised across Canada and France, she spent years searching for the missing...
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1844
The Shut Door of Judgment
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America’s storied history is encapsulated by the years 1492, 1619, 1776, 1865, 1929, and 1945, but 1844 is more significant than all historical benchmarks combined! In 1844 the Lord left and shut the door to the Holy Place in the heavenly...
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The Silver Tree
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A pirate looking for adventure and treasure finds both in an unexpected place. Rollicking poetry and amusing artwork (with jokes) make this tale come alive. Hijinks for children of all ages! And a moral if you can find it! Perhaps a little bird...
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Justice is, Justice done
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Can a scrawny farm boy morph into a super policeman and along with his duty partner take down organized crime gripping his town? Westland was owned by a Mafia boss. He either owned or financed over half the town. The mayor and the police chief...
