There are thousands of commentaries on the Revelation and Daniel, there were also books on the eschatology, times and about the mystery of iniquity, even about the beast.But this little book you see is the only book, even the little scroll which John ate as mentioned in Chapter ten of the book of Revelation. For this little book is the Revelation of the things shall soon come to pass, which Lord Jesus by sending his angel just before the last trumpet revealed to John who in Spirit ...

In a sleepy South Carolina town, a horrific discovery sets off a chain reaction of chaos. When a young child uncovers a lifeless infant in a dumpster, the community is shaken to its core. Enter Billy Dan, a former dreamer turned unyielding force of nature. After a devastating amusement park accident claimed his left hand and right foot, Billy's resolve only intensified. With unrelenting focus and drive, he takes on the sinister forces manipulating the town. A corrupt government, a mysterio...

A relaxing weekend getaway turns into a terrifying encounter with a mysterious creature.Set in the Florida Everglades, Jonathan is a computer engineer who enjoys getting outdoors on the weekends.During his most recent trip, he stumbles upon a local mystery that only he may be able to solve.Will he survive, or become another piece of the puzzle?

A government physicist and a humanities professor become entangled within mysteries that surround the local crash site of an unknown aircraft.

Oliver Twist is a poor orphan in a cruel society. Maltreated from birth, he escapes only to become an accidental member of a gang of pickpockets and robbers. Briefly rescued, he is then kidnapped as part of a plot to defraud him of his inheritance, and his prospects seem as bleak as his surroundings. But one member of the gang won’t let hope die whatever the cost. Charles Dickens transformed this dark fable on the Poor Laws into one of the bestloved books in English, filling it with brilli...

Join the Pickwick Club for a comical and truly unforgettable trip through the English countryside.This motley crew of “Pickwickians” is led by Samuel Pickwick, the philosopher without any great ideas. He is joined by Tracy Tupman, the romantic who cannot hold down a relationship; Augustus Snodgrass, the poet who has never written poetry; and Nathaniel Winkle, the sportsman without any skill. Together, they encounter a series of misadventures that will leave listeners laughing out l...

David and Jonathan: The Price of ShameA Novella by Charles HarveyIn a small Southern town in the late 1950s, Ruth believes the Lord spared her son for a reason.From the night David is born, a warning shadows her joy: shame will sit at her table if she lets him wander too far. Years later, when David's closeness with another young man begins to stir unease in their community, Ruth becomes convinced that she alone must protect her son from wha...

A satanic conspiracy threatens mankind when the Holy Grail is found in an English country church in this classic metaphysical thriller.An unidentified body lies lifeless in the offices of a British publishing house. Soon after it is discovered, an urgent request from an author arrives by post, pleading for the deletion of an important paragraph from an upcoming publication. These unlikely incidents mark the beginning of a secret war waged in the English countryside ...

Journey to the seventeenth century and a dramatic period of political upheaval, plague, and fire, with this "vivid portrait of Restoration England" ( History Today).Inside Pepys' London reveals a vivid picture of London at a critical point in history, as it was poised to become a major center of international commerce and culture. It provides accounts of all aspects of contemporary life, from the arts and entertainment, to politics and religion.

What defines a life well lived? Is it wealth, success, or the absence of suffering? Or is it something far deeper - the quiet, consistent choices we make every day about who we want to be?In Choices to Live By, Jon Shattuck - a husband of 64 years, a career hospital administrator, a faith-driven man, and a lifelong learner - shares the insights that have shaped his extraordinary life. Drawing from decades of experience, personal loss, unexpected opportunity, and unwavering...

Titus Oates, architect of the false Popish Plot, embodies deceit, ambition, and turmoil in Restoration England.Reviled by his contemporaries and historians alike, 'the monstrous Titus Oates' masterminded the fabricated Popish Plot of 1678–1681, a conspiracy that led to the wrongful execution of 27 Catholics. His story is one of staggering ambition, lies, and betrayal. Yet Oates’ life also opens a window into an age of religious tension, political intrigue, and mora...

Sensual, macabre, joyous and liberating, The Flowers of Evil, or Les Fleurs du Mal, is a beautifully debauched reflection on dreams, sin, life and death. With subjects ranging from travel to drugs, sex to faith, sleep to contemplation, Baudelaire finds new beauty in the most sinister and corrupt of situations. His morbid and nightmarish Romanticism was completely unique: cynical and bleak, but also inspiring, lifted by magnificent imagery and melodious language. The book was highly controv...