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Below are some of our most recently released books.
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I Like Killer Whales the Best
by Emily Fehr
Dive into the imaginative world of a little boy who really loves killer whales in I Like Killer Whales the Best. From pretending to have flukes to imitating the captivating sounds of these majestic sea creatures, he learns about the amazing killer whales, which are actually dolphins known as orcas. Join the adventure and discover what a killer whale’s favourite lunch is, how they “talk” to each other, how they create those big splashes, and why he likes killer whales the best! I Like Killer Whales the Best is a heartwarming tale of fascination, imagination, and a child’s connection with learning about the wonders of the natural world.
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Among Nile Foliage
by Chol-wdwuok
In the sweltering heart of Juba, South Sudan, three spies—Jamal, Budge, and Howe—arrive from Egypt, charged with a clandestine mission to uncover plans for a proposed dam along the sacred Nile—no matter what the cost. Though shrouded in initial apprehension in the face of the poverty and lawlessness of South Sudan’s capital, the three men find themselves unexpectedly welcomed by warmth and hospitality. Despite cultural and language barriers, brutal heat, and the possibility of their cover being blown after a night of alcohol-fueled bravado, the men are more determined than ever to complete their mission. Howe enlists the help of two orphaned children: Patrick, who is deaf, and Garang, both of whom possess an intimate knowledge of the Nile's winding secrets. Caught between increasingly dangerous forces—anticipatory anxiety, treacherous environments, and deadly wildlife—the three spies, along with Patrick and Garang, must decide what to sacrifice, what to salvage, and what secrets to leave behind among Nile foliage. Fast-paced, thought-provoking, and lyrically written, Among Nile Foliage is a spy thriller with a deeply human conflict at its heart.
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B'witched
by Victoria G. Parnham
Word hit a child as hard as a fist. I know because I lived with a wicked witch, whom I called mother, for nearly twenty years. The hurt, pain and suffering caused by constant criticism, belittling and insulting behavior takes many years to get over. I did not know until many years later, that she was sexually abused. Could this be what caused her behavior or the way she treated us? I don't know. My brother and I suffered from such horrors; it is a wonder we made it through. Many folks turn to drugs or alcohol to ease the pain, including myself. However, there is hope, I am proof of that. These are not all my stories; some were told to me by acquaintances and people in AA.
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The Path to Fulfillment
12 Principles to Living Your Best Life by Tina Donovan
Be the hero in your life, not the victim. As author Tina Donovan shares, if you embrace change and take responsibility, your life will change. The Path to Fulfillment is a blueprint for a purpose-filled existence, as achieved through the 12 Principles of Life. Donovan shows how these universal and simple truths have the power to change and improve your life—as well as the lives of your loved ones—starting with the Great Principle or the Principle of Cause and Effect, which states that everything you do affects you and those around you. Learn the ancient history and spiritual significance of all 12 Principles, which together serve as a guiding light. If you are willing to examine your life, take responsibility for your actions, and stop the victimhood mindset, you can change your life. Donovan herself broke out of a cycle of abuse to heal from childhood pain, learn to love, and find her true self. “You are either the victim or hero of your life. It’s your choice,” says Donovan, and The Path to Fulfillment is her way of leading you on a journey that will bring purpose, joy, love, and gratification.
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In The Event
Living With an Earthquake by Mark B. Jabusch
Dive into the frantic fight for survival in this riveting, firsthand account of the devastating earthquake and tsunami that hit northeastern Japan in 2011. In the Event: Living with an Earthquake takes readers onto the heaving, rolling streets as the earth cracked on the day that changed the lives of millions forever. It’s an account of an unthinkable disaster, and a testimony to hope and faith as it challenges readers to consider their approach to life overall. Mark B. Jabusch, a Christian missionary, lived with his family in Japan during the seismic events of 2011, and in this narrative, he chronicles the days leading up to the quake as well as the aftermath during the months that followed. Through his own testimony and the stories of others, he bears witness to the power of community and individual resilience in a crisis, and to the role of faith in his own life as he navigated this unknown territory. A journey into human resilience, the strength of community, and steadfast faith, In the Event is an engaging cross between a personal memoir and an informational guide on surviving and recovering from a natural disaster. Educational and inspiring, this book is for readers of all faiths and backgrounds!
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Forgotten Magic
by Carey Scheppner
From the creator of The Dragon Mage Trilogy comes a whole new trilogy that pits technology against magic. Peace had reigned for many generations, and the War of Ages, a battle between mech forces and living beings, had largely been forgotten, as had the use of magic. But through an accidental discovery of an ancient mech ship, Halic, a gnome dedicated to the study of technology, discovers the presence of mech forces on the nearby planets. With some newfound friends, Halic gets drawn into a mission to make others aware of the resurging threat. The races must unite and revive their magical skills to combat the mechs before they take control of all living beings, and potentially annihilate them completely. With records virtually nonexistent, and verbal stories that few believe, can Halic and his companions devise a method of defeating the mechs in time? One thing is certain; magic had prevailed in the past, and magic will desperately be needed again.
