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A Poignant Postwar Tale of Love, Loss, and Community: The Soldier by Margaret Drake

Set in 1921, at a moment when the world is cautiously stepping out from the long shadows of World War I and the devastating influenza epidemic, The Soldier by Margaret Drake is a richly textured novel that captures a small … Continue reading →

A Haunting Southern Thriller of Courage and Conscience: Studio – A Novel

Set in the sultry shadows of 1980s Jackson, Mississippi, Studio is a gripping and emotionally charged novel that plunges readers into a world where history, secrecy, and moral reckoning collide. At its center is Lillian Leigh, a quiet observer of … Continue reading →

A Landmark Resource for New Testament Textual Study: The Preaching & Sacred Writings of St. Peter the Apostle kata St. Mark by Rev. Henry Malone

Rev. Henry Malone continues his ambitious and rigorously scholarly Biblical Scholarship series with the release of Volume II, The Preaching & Sacred Writings of St. Peter the Apostle kata (according to) St. Mark. Designed expressly for pastors, theologians, and serious … Continue reading →

A Scholarly Bridge Between Covenant and Fulfillment: The Sacred Writing of St. Matthew the Apostle by Rev. Henry Malone

A profound new contribution to New Testament scholarship, The Sacred Writing of St. Matthew the Apostle / An Address to the Children of Israel by Rev. Henry Malone offers readers a richly informed, theologically grounded exploration of the Gospel according … Continue reading →

A Compassionate Portrait of Healing and Transition: Men’s Receiving Ward by Margaret Drake

Set against the backdrop of post–World War II America, Men’s Receiving Ward by Margaret Drake is a deeply human story that captures a pivotal moment in medical and social history—when the war ended, soldiers came home, and hospitals across the … Continue reading →

A Powerful Lenten Witness in Story and Sound: Voices from the Passion by Rev. Henry Malone

Just in time for the sacred seasons of Lent and Easter, Rev. Henry Malone presents Voices from the Passion / Voice Dramas for Lent & Easter, a moving historical novel and dramatic work that brings the Passion of Jesus Christ … Continue reading →

Wayne D. Russell: A Pragmatist Voice Redefining Poetry, Thought, and Creative Inquiry

Wayne D. Russell stands at the intersection of intellect and imagination, where poetry, mathematics, and philosophy collide. As the author of three acclaimed anthologies—In My Heart…On My Mind, The Root of My Affection, and Truly Pertinent Questions—Russell has carved out … Continue reading →

Controversial Prophetic Work Returns: A Coming of Truth: 666 the Antichrist Revealed by Jeffrey Clemens

A book once suppressed, fiercely debated, and nearly lost to time returns with renewed urgency and prophetic force. A Coming of Truth: 666 the Antichrist Revealed by Jeffrey Clemens is re-released in a powerful new edition, reigniting global conversation around … Continue reading →

A Powerful Testament to Self-Confidence and Compassion: The Stutterer by Adlyn Hylton

In a world where children often struggle to find their voices—both literally and figuratively—The Stutterer by Adlyn Hylton stands out as a deeply moving and inspiring literary work that champions self-confidence, empathy, and leadership. This paperback release offers readers a … Continue reading →

“More Than a Career: The Personal Stories Behind a 91-Year-Old’s Journey” William Jamieson Sr. Shares a Lifetime of Crisis, Courage, and Quiet Leadership

Some careers are defined by titles. Others are defined by moments—moments when lives hang in the balance, chaos erupts without warning, and character is revealed under pressure. In More Than a Career: The Personal Stories Behind a 91-Year-Old’s Journey, William … Continue reading →

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