Are you struggling to accept God’s love?We’ve bought into the lie that we are worthy of God’s love only when our lives are going well. But when life begins to fall through the cracks and things become less-than-perfect, we scramble to present a good front to the world―and to God.God longs for us to deeply believe and know that He loves us and accepts us as we are. He calls for us to remove our masks and establish honest, deep, and trusting relationships wit...

First published in 1930 and quickly adapted into both a Broadway play and a Hollywood film. THE INVISIBLE HOST is a chilling locked room thriller which traps eight dinner guests in a New Orleans penthouse with a host who communicates only by radio,and death as their just desserts.An actress, a businessman, a lawyer, a playwright. A politician, two professors, a butler, and a socialite. All have been invited for a lavish dinner party at a luxe New Orleans penthouse. After enjoying a...

As the apocalypse descends on the earth, two talented young scientists struggle against the darkness overwhelming their own souls.Conservation science prodigy Tray Behrens for once wishes he wasn't in the mountains, but with the entire church talking about how college tainted him, his parents figured it was best to send him to his grandparents for a lesson in traditional Christian values. But when Grandpa opens the Bible, and it says something opposite of the church, can Tray cling...

'A stunning debut.' - Tracy BormanIn the late autumn of 1499, the Spanish Ambassador to King Henry VII groaned at the intrigues of an English noble family. 'As long as any Earl of Warwick lived,' he cried, 'England should never be cleansed or purged of civil war and privy sedition, so much was the name of Warwick.' Throughout Europe, the famous and fierce Warwick crest – the Bear and Ragged Staff – was a symbol of treachery, rebellion and ...

Though unknown to most readers, no one made a greater contribution to reading habits in America than Ray Trautman. Growing up in the rural Midwest, Trautman looked to reading as a way of exploring the world and yet, discovered that with no community library and limited funds finding books was a challenge. This sparked in him a lifelong passion to build libraries and ensure free access to books for all. After working his way through college, Trautman became an independent bookseller, and th...

Life was stagnating for our young narrator, until his friend gave him a seemingly easy task: Get on a plane to Melbourne, pick up his car, and drive it back home to Adelaide.While driving across the country along the Great Ocean Road, he is forced into unlikely situations, surreal moments, and an encounter with the aforementioned bunyip.The future is unwritten, reality a scam, and the more things change, the more they stay the same. But really, it's never about the message:...

Unwanted betrothals, a villainous prince, and one fiery red-head...A Retelling of Thumbelina.Nixie Greene is a small, agile, clever thief. In the fallen kingdom of Sybettal, the most valuable treasures aren’t made up of gold, silver, or jewels, but basic necessities. Nixie and her adoptive mother enjoy their peaceful life of scavenging until the neighboring kingdom of Ashbourne begins to dig their claws into their last natural resource—their people.As the citizens of ...

"A vibrant addition to the literature on the oft-misunderstood subject of autism." - KirkusA memoir of autism, masking, and belonging by a clinical psychologist.Why would a person learn to treat love, safety, and belonging as a problem to solveAgain and again, a young man misreads social situations and learns the rules only after the punishment: exclusion, embarrassment, lost chances, distance. Can he break down human behaviour...

This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice.THE HEART OF THE CITY BOOK 5Boardrooms & Back AlleysNew York doesn't sleep. It recalculates.Vargas is gone — no body, no message, no war. Just silence where an empire used to be. As the city scrambles to fill the vacuum, Detective Mike James mounts an off-the-books rescue that pulls him deeper into a conspiracy reaching far beyond the streets he's sworn to protect. His partner, Lou, pays the price for the mis...

The household of Thomas More at Chelsea, in the diary of his daughter Margaret, from the good years to the scaffold. Anne Manning wrote it in imitation Tudor English in 1851 and readers took it for a genuine document; it stayed in print for eighty years. This edition binds 36 plates after Edwin Hayes, Thomas Ender, Edward Burne-Jones and Frederic Leighton, with 24 in-text illustrations restored and coloured.

The Three Beans a.k.a. The Birdwatcher's Quarry by Manning Coles is a spy thriller novel which follows the adventures of Thomas Hambledon, the British foreign intelligence operative. The title stems from a crucial piece of physical evidence used to solve the crime—literally, three beans. In this story, an accidental death turns out to be a highly calculated murder. Tommy Hambledon investigates a dangerous gang after a young intelligence operative brings a case to his attention.

A devastating loss.A vocation he never sought.A truth the Church would rather keep buried.Six years ago, Declan Brady had everything-a brilliant legal career, a devoted wife, two children he adored. Then one catastrophic night shattered his world, leaving him drowning in a grief so deep it nearly destroyed him. In the wreckage, Declan walked away from the courtroom and into the priesthood, searching for purpose, penance, and some reason to...