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The Message for the Last Days by K.J. Soze

“The Message for the Last Days” explains the history and progression of end time prophecies found within and outside of the Bible. It reveals the original message compared to changes in culture over time leading to our vastly different modern interpretations. This new book explains how to get back to God’s intentional gospel for the end of our age.

This new book by K.J. Soze is a refresher course in biblical and historical studies but with some additional revelations that are not widely known. It is a revealer of inconspicuous details about the Bible along with showing how it applies to us today.

“The Message for the Last Days” explains how we often use pre-conceived beliefs to interpret the Bible conversely from the Bible itself determining our beliefs. This conflict is based upon evolving beliefs derived from cultural changes over time that have led us to numerous denominations, sects, and belief systems.

MOZZI PRESENTS: LOVE AND OTHER VALUES by Merav Gamliel Boschan

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MOZZI PRESENTS: LOVE AND OTHER VALUES by Merav Gamliel Boschan

Welcome to Mozzi’s world!
MOZZI PRESENTS: LOVE AND OTHER VALUES is the first book in “VALUES FOR A GOOD LIFE” Kids rhyme Series.
Mozzi is an optimistic dog with a unique look and a sensitive, loving spirit.
He lives in a village with his human family, surrounded by friends, nature, and love.
Your kids will be delighted by Mozzi’s sweet personality, the rhymes, and the colorful illustrations, while at the same time, they’ll absorb wonderful values for life, like love, family, responsibility, patience, courage, acceptance, giving, and compassion … as dogs can teach us how to live lives that are full of happiness, positivity, and self-actualization.

It’s a fantastic book for children to not only learn how wonderful and valuable it can be to have pets in our lives, but to learn about the importance of friendship, trust and respect.
The books in the series are suitable as Read-Aloud Books for preschoolers or Self-reading books for beginners.

Three Weeks In Washington: A Titus Ray Thriller by Luana Ehrlich

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Three Weeks In Washington: A Titus Ray Thriller by Luana Ehrlich

CIA intelligence operative, Titus Ray, arrives in Washington, D.C. on the day a terrorist enters the Washington Navy Yard and murders five people. Convinced the incident is connected to a Hezbollah plot to use chemical weapons on an American city, Titus jeopardizes his own career to interrogate the killer and learn the truth.

The killer’s confession reveals a deep-cover Iranian terrorist operating in Washington and sends Titus on an intelligence operation spanning two continents and leading to the discovery of an Iranian general obsessed with destroying the nation’s capital.

As time runs out, Titus engages the enemy in a treacherous game of cat and mouse to save the lives of thousands and defeat the terrorists. Can his faith sustain him as he faces his greatest challenge yet? Is he willing to lose Nikki to save his country?

The Shaft by Scott Delaney

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The Shaft by Scott Delaney

It is December 2017 and a sweeping religious movement is gaining traction in the United States. As spiritual leaders diligently work to spread the Word of God to the people, liberal factions in the world of pharmaceutical and scientific development create a secret society with a dark mission: to thwart the group’s conservative impact on what society considers to be morally acceptable. As a string of church-related murders plague the nation, the FBI and local authorities race to locate the assassin responsible. As angelic hosts enter the scene to protect and intervene, only time will tell who will win this compelling battle of good versus evil.

In this riveting supernatural thriller, a chilling murder spree places a church leader in the crosshairs of a killer determined to stop a religious movement.

Proven Love by Mary Manners

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Proven Love by Mary Manners

Megann’s happy to return home to Wildwood…until she runs into Colt Kendrick, the bad-boy-wannabe who broke her heart. But Colt’s come a long way since those rowdy days. His sister’s death has left him with a young niece to raise and an unruly puppy to tame. All he wants is a chance to prove to Meg the man he’s become—and to love her.

The Willow Tree Oxygold: Experience of nature through music and story by Daniela Seker

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The Willow Tree Oxygold: Experience of nature through music and story by Daniela Seker

Our need for self-fulfillment leads us to desire to be good parents, intimate and pleasant spouses, true friends and successful people.

Some of us learn that on the path to these achievements the pleasure of success evaporates and leaves us feeling like outcasts, lacking fulfillment, empty, lonely and disappointed, and sometimes, precisely at the peak of “success” we are most destructive to ourselves and those around us.

This fable which moves tightly and quickly describes the relentless search for oxygold – a symbol of love, compassion and acceptance which a baby senses. The difficulty of our hero to be filled with a sense of achievement and recognition raises the question.

Are we seeking the right thing in the right place?
The end of the story is the beginning of the Music. An experience of nature, quiet and simplicity. A path that leads to the commencement of an alternative journey to absorb ideas entailed in the fable.

Racing Christmas by Shanna Hatfield

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Racing Christmas by Shanna Hatfield

She’s racing to save the ranch
He’s struggling to win her heart. . . again

Brylee Barton has just one goal in mind: win the barrel racing world championship. Not for the glory, but for the attached cash prize that could save her family’s ranch. When an injury leaves her at the mercy of the very same copper-headed, silver-tongued cowboy she once vowed to loathe forever, she has no choice but to swallow her pride and accept his help.

Fun-loving, easy-going Shaun Price has a million dollar smile, more charm than he can channel, and a string of ex-girlfriends rumored to have started their own support group. When the one woman he’s never quite managed to get out of his head or heart needs his assistance, he jumps at the chance to help. Little does he realize how challenging it will be to keep from falling for her all over again.

With the holiday season fast approaching, will Shaun and Brylee discover the gift of forgiveness, and experience their own happily-ever-after?

This sweet Christmas romance warms the heart, lifts the spirit, and touches the soul with its message of forgiveness, hope, and redemption. Don’t miss it!

Kleptomaniac: Who’s Really Robbing God Anyway? by Dr. Frank Chase Jr, Th.D

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Kleptomaniac: Who’s Really Robbing God Anyway? by Dr. Frank Chase Jr, Th.D

KLEPTOMANIAC, Who’s Really Robbing God Anyway is a trek through the pages of the Bible to find the untwisted truth about the centuries-old false teachings on tithes and offerings. Every page of this book has information that will make you become an analyst in getting to the bottom line of what tithing is in the Old and New Testament. It takes you on a journey to first define the word tithe and then breaks down the differences between giving and tithing as the Bible instructs. The author attempts to expose what most people believe as fact to bring them to what the Bible actually teaches when it comes to true giving. Are the arguments put forth today about tithing fact or fiction? This book tackles tough questions like, did God ever require a tithe of money? Was the contents of the tithe always money in the Bible? Who is really robbing God today? Did God change the tithe at some point in biblical history? Are first fruits money? Is the tithe food, money or both? Is the church the storehouse? Did Jesus, Paul and the Disciples tithe? Did the early church honor a money tithe system? Are Christians really cursed for not tithing ten percent of their income? These questions will be answered based on scholarship, the land, the language and the literature of the original Biblical people. Not only will questions be answered for those confused about whether or not they are required to pay ten percent of their income to religious institutions, they will learn what the Bible really teaches about money and stewardship. The author meticulously examines the word tithe in both the Hebrew and Greek language. To understand every Bible verse that contains the word tithe, the author gives context and definitive definitions for clarity of the text. This book also explains the concept of giving from a New Testament perspective without the mandate of ten percent and explains why the Apostle Paul never mentioned tithing to any of the New Testament congregations. From Genesis to Revelation, this book is about how to properly interpret biblical terms to arrive at the proper interpretation of a biblical text that refers to money or tithing.

Fractured Not Broken by Michelle Weidenbenner

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Fractured Not Broken by Michelle Weidenbenner

Fractured Not Broken is a true story of loss, faith, and a rare love that only happens in nonfiction.

In a sweeping narrative and heart-wrenching story, Kelly exposes the truth about what happened after a drunk driver rendered her a quadriplegic. She shares how she found her way back—through faith and pain, her community, her family, and the love of a man she’d prayed for.

“This is a real life story of heroic virtue—especially of courage, humility, and generosity—a triumph of faith, hope and love. This story involves the very essence of the human spirit, family, and community. To know Kelly and her journey of miracles is to know that with God all things are possible.” —Most Reverend Charles C. Thompson, Bishop of Evansville

The Dream Detective by Doug McGovern

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The Dream Detective by Doug McGovern

What exactly are dreams?

What strange and mysterious fibers connect dreams to reality? Where do dreams begin and end? And can dreams possibly alter reality?

One man is about to find out.

When a sleep experiment suddenly leaves Able with the power to enter others’ dreams, he initially marvels at his newfound ability. Then he learns the truth: he is not alone as he explores the land of the sleepers. For reasons unknown to him, a deadly adversary is eagerly pursuing him, determined to close the distance before Able can escape to the waking world.

Soon Able finds himself being chased through one horrific nightmare after another in a fight for his life. And, as he runs, he searches for answers to the questions that constantly plague his thoughts…

Who is after me? How can I stop him? What if I can’t?

And perhaps the most intriguing question of all…

What if this is all a dream?

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The Message for the Last Days by K.J. Soze

MOZZI PRESENTS: LOVE AND OTHER VALUES by Merav Gamliel Boschan

Three Weeks In Washington: A Titus Ray Thriller by Luana Ehrlich

The Shaft by Scott Delaney

Proven Love by Mary Manners

The Willow Tree Oxygold: Experience of nature through music and story by Daniela Seker

Racing Christmas by Shanna Hatfield

Kleptomaniac: Who’s Really Robbing God Anyway? by Dr. Frank Chase Jr, Th.D

Fractured Not Broken by Michelle Weidenbenner

The Dream Detective by Doug McGovern

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