Women in American History by Grace Humphrey is an inspiring audiobook that celebrates the achievements, struggles, and contributions of women throughout the history of the United States. Humphrey expertly combines historical accuracy, compelling storytelling, and vivid character portrayals, bringing to life the remarkable stories of women who shaped American society.

One cold stormy day, more than three hundred years ago, a group of Indians was sitting around the fire in a “long house” on the James River in Virginia. Warriors and young braves, squaws and maidens, were listening to stories, while the children played about boisterously. Some of them were wrestling, some racing with dogs, and others turning somersaults in the long narrow passageway. Suddenly the deerskin curtains parted and in dashed an Indian runner. He spied the chief at the far end of ...

Discover the untold stories of the women who helped shape a nation. Women in American History by Grace Humphrey offers an inspiring look into the lives of extraordinary women from America’s earliest days through the 19th century. From Pocahontas, who forged an unlikely bond between Native Americans and English settlers, to Sacajawea, whose guidance proved pivotal to the Lewis and Clark Expedition, these accounts highlight courage, vision, and perseverance.You’ll meet Anne ...

What do you do when the life you built suddenly unravels?How do you move forward when grief, fear, and confusion blur the way ahead?In Grace in the Gray, one woman shares her deeply personal journey through unexpected loss, emotional disconnection, and life-altering transition and how, in the midst of darkness, she discovered the unshakable presence of God's grace. With vulnerability, honesty, and unwavering hope, she invites you to step into the gray spaces of life-the in-...

The Adventures of Damnation Kane is an ongoing serial adventure story about Damnation Kane, an Irish pirate captain, born in 1650 to an English Puritan and an Irish druidess. Through means mystical and mysterious, somehow Damnation finds himself, with his ship The Grace of Ireland and his crew of scalawags, in strange seas. They do not know where they are, nor how they came to be there. Is it Hell? An undiscovered country? The Blessed Shores? The land of the Fae?No: it is Florida. N...

Our twenty-sixth issue is haunted, alcohol-soaked, possibly delusional, bathed in moonlight, wandering through forests and caverns, and inflamed by all-manner of approaching catastrophes.Featuring new short fiction, poetry, CNF, and translations from Alberto Ortiz De Zarate (translated by Whitni Battle), Darlene Eliot, Nara Vidal (translated by Emyr Humphreys), Luna Sicat-Cleto (translated by Bernard Capinpin), Suzana Stojanović, Siamak Vossoughi, Marshall Moore, Farhad Pirbal (tra...

From a Desolate Place into Gods Great Grace tells the truth of how tough life can actually be from a very unique positionbut also how powerful Gods grace is. This book will take you into life-changing events that seem somewhat outlandish, unreal, and perhaps even unbearable.Despite ups and downs, highs and lows, we see an entire family blessed and a young man who overcomes the pain of circumstance.

Abby Grace Wilson finds herself lying in a hospital bed facing her parents as they kick her out of her home for disgracing the family name. With no where to go and no one to turn to, Abby Grace is grateful for the offer from Ruth Love, a Christian woman who gives Abby Grace a place to live and a job. Will Ruth help Abby Grace trust in the love of Christ and allow God to change her life?