By: Mark Haslett

In “Letters from St. Nicholas,” a fallen pastor named Michael finds redemption and purpose with the help of his friends and a celestial guide named Ernie. As he battles addiction and rebuilds his life, Michael embraces the spirit of St. Nicholas by performing acts of kindness and writing heartfelt letters of encouragement to those he has touched throughout his ministry. This inspiring tale showcases the transformative power of faith, friendship, and the enduring impact of compassion.

By: John Knox

In “The Letter of Alon,” Professor William Berrit stumbles upon an ancient letter that recounts his ancestors’ miraculous experiences with faith in the first century of Christianity. As he reads each chapter, William is drawn into a transformative journey, uncovering divine interventions that brought light and love to his family amidst their darkest times. Confronted with intellectual doubt and personal peril, William’s own faith is put to the test, challenging his long-held beliefs and principles. This discovery not only reshapes his understanding of his heritage but also ignites a profound spiritual awakening.

By: John Hill

In “The House at 1806 North Canyon Drive,” private investigator Terry Brown Jr. uncovers a chilling pattern of kidnappings spanning 140 years. Three Black male infants, taken in 1874, 1944, and 2014 from New Orleans and Los Angeles, appear to be linked by an ominous thread. As Terry pieces together the clues, he unearths a web of secrets that ties the past to the present, leading to a shocking and unexpected conclusion.

By: Windell Beaird

“What’s Wrong With Wende?” is a raw and unflinching memoir that chronicles the tumultuous life of a woman who faced unimaginable hardships from a young age. From childhood trauma and brushes with the law to tumultuous marriages and battles with addiction, Wende’s journey is a testament to resilience and survival against all odds. This gripping narrative offers a stark, unvarnished look at a life filled with pain and redemption, challenging readers to confront the harsh realities of a world that often seems unforgiving. If you believe your life is beyond repair, Wende’s story might just change your perspective.

By: Ray Eichenberger

In “The Blood of Temple Mount,” American tourist Lute Rothfuss receives a divine revelation tasking him with the restoration of the third Jewish Temple on Temple Mount, a site currently dominated by radical Muslims and the Dome of the Rock. Teaming up with his Israeli tour guide and a Mossad agent, Lute embarks on a perilous mission filled with intrigue, Biblical prophecy, and unforgettable characters. Set against the rich tapestry of Israel’s history, politics, and religious significance, this gripping novel promises a thrilling journey through one of the world’s most contested and sacred landscapes. Notably, the book’s screenplay has already garnered acclaim, winning a ribbon at the Santa Barbara International Screenplay Awards competition.

By: S. E. Drake

In “Secrets and Stained Glass,” Stacie Alwins escapes a loveless home life and finds herself in the quaint Southern town of Fauna, where she takes a job as a church secretary and forms a deep bond with Rose, the choir director. However, her new beginning is soon overshadowed by eerie occurrences within the church walls. With Rose’s support, Stacie uncovers a chilling history of mysterious deaths and supernatural events tied to the church. As they dig deeper, they must confront the unsettling question: is the church haunted by a vengeful spirit, or is there a more sinister explanation behind the strange happenings?

By: Michael Strickland

In “The Calling,” Richard Carver, a newly ordained Catholic priest, finds his faith tested when he falls in love with the enchanting Elisabeth Downs. As World War II erupts, Richard’s rapid rise within the church sees him undertaking covert missions, even donning a Nazi uniform to aid in the escape of Jewish prisoners. His journey is marked by a profound internal conflict between his devotion to God and his love for Elisabeth, a struggle that shadows him throughout his celebrated life. This gripping tale explores the profound sacrifices and moral dilemmas faced by a man destined for greatness amidst the chaos of war.

By: Tony Erb

“Uber Encouragement vols. 1 and 2” chronicles the transformative journey of a former non-believer, addict, and alcoholic who found faith and purpose through morning devotions and driving for Uber. Over the course of a year, the author collected heartfelt messages and testimonies from passengers, creating a unique notebook of encouragement for his grandson, Hank-Wyatt. This compilation not only highlights the power of faith and hope but also showcases the profound impact of shared stories and divine connections on both the author and his passengers.

By: Lanena Bennett

In “Thirty Year Secret,” Ben Wells grapples with a powerful family legacy that promises both joy and peril for his loved ones. This secret, inherited from his grandfather, a slave owner, and his father, a slave, embodies a tradition of kindness and generosity that has shaped their community. As Ben navigates the complexities of this inheritance, he faces the challenge of protecting those he cares about while honoring the profound impact of his family’s past. The revelation of this secret holds the potential to transform lives forever.

By: Gail Miller Mahaffey

Internationally renowned concert pianist Meredith Mason embarks on a poignant journey to find life’s true meaning after the tragic loss of her parents. Immersing herself in her music, she finds solace and inspiration in the historic streets of Prague and the vibrant culture of San Francisco. Her path takes an unexpected turn during a chance encounter with Mother Teresa in Rome, prompting her to seek deeper purpose and healing. Back in her quaint South Carolina town, Meredith’s blossoming romance with cellist Evan Sanders helps her uncover what truly matters, all while the haunting melodies of Rachmaninoff’s Piano Concerto No. 2 guide her soul.