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Announcing The Darkened Mirror by Amanda Crum—coming this summer.

ByCassandra Anderson

Josie Burns and her little sister, Emily, are coping with the loss of their brother Andy, who disappeared from his bed in the middle of the night six years ago. Forced to move to Maine to live with two great aunts after their parents separate, they discover that a shared dream and a mysterious cupboard hidden in the basement hold the key to their brother’s whereabouts. A foreign land that exists in a different time and the sinister man who rules it draw the sisters closer to an answer…and to a secret that will change their lives forever.

Now available: Stand By a See What the Lord Will Do: The Story of One Family Serving the Lord in Nigeria
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Now available: Stand By a See What the Lord Will Do: The Story of One Family Serving the Lord in Nigeria

ByCassandra Anderson

As a missionary to West Africa, Grace Farrar recounts the joys and frustrations of family life in the field and tells about the struggles involved in establishing the Nigerian Christian Hospital. She chronicles their work from 1964, when she and her husband, Dr. Henry Farrar, Jr., arrived in southeastern Nigeria with their five children, through the 1967 beginning of the Biafran War. Brimming with stories of faith, hope, and the daily puzzles and pleasures of living in another culture, Grace shares her letters and narratives.

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Coming this summer: Down Red Creek by Rachael Llewellyn

ByCassandra Anderson

Fiona Taylor enjoys staying out late with her friends. She hates her mother.  She’s  bored by her high school, and tired of her day-to-day life. A typical teenager, perhaps. 

Except, in some ways, Fiona is not typical. Her mother has forbidden her to enter the basement. A man jogs past their house every day trying hard not to look like a cop. And her mother’s cello case seems to get heavier every time she brings it home. Oh, yes: there’s also a killer in the history books called the Red Creek killer, caught years ago—but is about to become part of Fiona’s life.

COMING THIS SUMMER FROM Riversong Books

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Riversong Announces the forthcoming publication of The Book of Revelations: A Collection of Short Stories by Daragh Fleming

ByCassandra Anderson

Sit down and buckle up for a bizarre journey into madness. This is a collection of fifteen short stories, each designed, in its own unique way, to reveal something about the human experience and hit a nerve in the reader. Whether the life of a murderer or of a soon-to-be father, the reader is left contemplating the intricacies of life.

The Book of Revelations: A Collection of Short Stories by Daragh Fleming coming this summer (2019)

Now Available: Study guide for Chuck Miller’s The Fear of Eden

Now Available: Study guide for Chuck Miller’s The Fear of Eden

ByCassandra Anderson

Chuck Miller’s best-selling The Fear of Eden now has a Study Guide. Use it for your own personal reflection, or for group discussion. Available in eBook format for Kindle and Apple devices. The eBook contains a collection of study questions for 19 sections of the book. (eBook only)

Preorder now – Stand By And See What the Lord Will Accomplish
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Preorder now – Stand By And See What the Lord Will Accomplish

ByCassandra Anderson

As a missionary to West Africa, Grace Farrar recounts the joys and frustrations of family life in the field and tells about the struggles involved in establishing the Nigerian Christian Hospital. She chronicles their work from 1964, when she and her husband, Dr. Henry Farrar, Jr., arrived in southeastern Nigeria with their five children, through the 1967 beginning of the Biafran War. Brimming with stories of faith, hope, and the daily puzzles and pleasures of living in another culture, Grace shares her letters and narratives.

Babatunde’s Heroic Journey long listed for the The Barry Ronge Fiction Prize
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Babatunde’s Heroic Journey long listed for the The Barry Ronge Fiction Prize

ByCassandra Anderson

Nape à Motana’s latest novel, _Babatunde’s Heroic Journey_, has been long listed for the The Barry Ronge Fiction Prize, one of South Africa’s most prestigious annual literary awards.

This is the 19th year of the Sunday Times fiction prize, named for Barry Ronge, the arts commentator who was one of the founders of the Sunday Times literary awards. The awards are for works of “rare imagination and style … a tale so compelling as to become an enduring landmark of contemporary fiction.”

Now available in paperback and eBook: NILS UK Law Review 2019
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Now available in paperback and eBook: NILS UK Law Review 2019

ByCassandra Anderson

This issue contains the following articles:

Foreword by Yoriko Otomo

Letter from the Editor by Mohammed Subhan Hussain

Regulating cryptocurrencies:opportunities, threats and to what extent does the FATF guidance capture risk without stifling innovation? by Huw Thomas

Brexit:A Catalyst for Devolved Regional Change in the United Kingdom by Gordana Balać

‘Great Misprision, and No Murder’:Reforming the Offence of Child Destruction by Bethane Harland

The Sky Over Chaos – Short Stories by Markus McDowell
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The Sky Over Chaos – Short Stories by Markus McDowell

ByCassandra Anderson

Chaos rattles our arrogance, shakes loose the dust, breaks rigor mortis. In chaos, you find out who you are—what matters, what you fear, what you love…

Here is a collection of nine short stories about chaos in multiple genres: historical, speculative, stream-of-consciousness, poetic, literary, and more.