📖 As a Mere Breath by Markus McDowell is here! 8 haunting short stories explore life’s fleeting moments—from a coder’s burnout to King Arthur’s battles. Dive into tales that linger. Get it now: https://books2read.com/McDowell-as-a-mere-breath #ShortStories #NewRelease
A guide to emotional healing through forgiveness, self-love, and overcoming shame, with practical exercises and insights for personal growth.
Kenneth, an unlikely hero, switches sides in a plot to steal Scotland’s Stone of Destiny. Haunted by nightmares and his cousin’s death, he quests to rescue the Stone for Cinerea, the fairy isle, questioning loyalty and a prophecy crowning Scotland’s true King.
Kenneth, an unlikely hero, switches sides in a plot to steal Scotland’s Stone of Destiny. Haunted by nightmares and his cousin’s death, he quests to rescue the Stone for Cinerea, the fairy isle, questioning loyalty and a prophecy crowning Scotland’s true King.
As human beings, we chase things, deceiving ourselves that once we get them, we’ll have true satisfaction and joy. But when we get those things, that person, that salary, we are bluntly reminded that people and things don’t provide inner joy. Why? Inner joy comes from someplace else. Inner joy comes only from the Lord.
Coming soon: Forgive, Love, Renew: A Guide to Unburdening the Heart
by Buhlebethu S. Mpofu, a guide to emotional well-being. It’s organized into three sections: understanding emotional pain and self-hatred, self-love and self-acceptance, and shame psychology.
Michael J. Clemens new book, Why Aren’t Christians More Like Jesus, has been reviewed by Jason Darden for the Christian Chronicle.
Songs of ‘Going South’ whisk the reader away on a voyage with startling impressions of landscapes, storms, battles, and animals. Each poem is an arrested moment in an imaginary journey across North America, from the California coast to the Caribbean Sea.
Read this interview of Yewande Akinse, post and author of The Rise and Fall of Rhymes and Rhythms (2025), A Tale of Being, of Green and of Ing (2019), and Voices: A Collection of Poems that Tell Stories (2016).
An interview with Irish author Derek O’Gorman, author of Barred and On The Third Day (two collections short stories).