Books for Christian Readers
by Jeremy Maughan (Author)
In the spring of 1836, Howard Egan, tired of working as a sailor, chooses to start a new life in Salem, Massachusetts.
Howard takes a job in a rope factory and starts to become a prosperous businessman. He also intends to marry a good woman. When he meets Tamson Parshley for the first time, Howard believes he has found that good woman. He just didn’t expect her to be so beautiful—or so harsh.
by Ted Kelsey (Author), Dillon Samuelson (Illustrator)
A dark field.
A strange dancing figure that’s not human.
This is the start of an adventure that brings two twelve-year-olds to Olga’s cloud kingdom, a realm of magic, illusions and lies…
It’s up to Sally and Jack to unravel the mysteries of the cloud castle before the giants make their dream to enter our world come true.
by Nirit Littaney (Author), SugerSnail (Illustrator)
All kids have known someone like Bradley. He’s a mischievous 5-year-old who marches to beat of his own drum and likes to pull pranks. His classmates know him as the boy who always interferes or says something rude, but Bradley may just surprise everyone by the time his story is through.
by Uvi Poznansky (Author)
Here is the story of David as you have never heard it before: from the king himself, telling the unofficial version, the one he never allowed his court scribes to recount. In his mind, history is written to praise the victorious—but at the last stretch of his illustrious life, he feels an irresistible urge to tell the truth. In the first volume, Rise to Power, David gives you a fascinating account of his early years, culminating with a tribal coronation. Rooted in ancient lore, his is a surprisingly modern memoir.
by S.R. Booth (Author)
A secretive company keeps itself off the radar and out of the news for over fifty years. What kind of power does it take to command that kind of privacy? What secrets is it trying to hide? Billy Roth doesn’t know and doesn’t really care. His blue collar job collecting garbage for the company pays very well. The last thing he wants to do is risk his position by asking questions, but his coworkers start disappearing and things get really strange, really fast.
Andy King (Author)
Steve McKuen used to be a drug dealer, a thoughtful, highly moral former drug dealer who lost his soul mate in an assassination attempt. He’s blindsided when faced with a threat to his legitimate business. Now he’s a generous guy, working through the typical kinds of problems of running a small business in present-day Santa Monica.
A psychopathic con artist, John Christian, creates an almost perfect counterfeiting method. He murders his mother, and wants revenge on McKuen for the death of his sister.
After McKuen is almost killed in a horrible accident, he learns of Christian’s involvement in his wife’s death. He turns to his assistant, Dennis Reneaux, and legendary detective, Charlotte Coil, to bring Christian to justice.
Surprisingly inspirational, Illusion is a suspense story with some adult content.
by Maer Wilson (Author)
Ten-year-old Danika Samms was going to be a dancer. She was even going to be on TV for a big national contest. Until a serial killer put an end to her dreams. Now her ghost has come to Thulu and La Fi to save her dog from the killer. La Fi is a medium and Thulu is a finder and together they find justice for the dead.
by Uvi Poznansky (Author, Translator), Zeev Kachel (Author)
Home. A simple word; a loaded one. You can say it in a whisper; you can say it in a cry. Expressed in the voices of father and daughter, you can hear a visceral longing, in poems and prose, for an ideal place. A place never to be found again.
Imagine the shock, imagine the sadness when a daughter discovers her father’s work, the poetry he had never shared with anyone during the last two decades of his life. Six years after that moment of discovery, which happened in her childhood home while mourning for his passing, Uvi Poznansky presents a tender tribute: a collection of poems and prose, half of which is written by her, and half—by her father, the author, poet and artist Zeev Kachel. She has been translating his poems for nearly a year, with careful attention to rhyme and rhythm, in an effort to remain faithful to the spirit of his words.
by Anil Sethi (Author)
Rebel of Benaras is a riveting tale of a poor weaver’s son who is possessed by a deep longing to know the secret of all things.
Fifteenth century Benaras is a place where only right granted to masses is submission to religious authorities and ruling elite. At this point in history a twelve year old boy Kabir does the unthinkable. He begins to rebel against the age old traditions and orthodoxy, creating ripples of anger among the formidable religious circles.
by Kathryn C. Lang (Author)
You may run, but you will never hide.
Sara tries to run after the death of her husband.
She tries to run from the mystery of his unexplained death.
She tries to run from the pain it all brings.
The past catches up no matter how hard you try to run.
