In 1949, Eric Arthur Blair, better known by his pen name George Orwell, wrote his classic novel, "1984." He described a degrading, dehumanizing dystopia where the government had become "Big Brother" and freedoms were no more. Environmentally, politically, and culturally, the world he envisioned was in a state of utter collapse. Drawn from Scripture, "Going Home" depicts an even worse time period predicted to occur prior to the return of Christ. It is the story of four close friends; syndic...

Fired for embracing creationism and rejecting Darwinian evolution, Australian professor, Dr. Noel Mason, feared his career was over. Unemployed, he wrote a book entitled "Scopes Revisited." It was a tremendous success and led to a summer visiting professorship at the University of Tennessee. While there, he participated in a televised debate with world-renowned evolutionist, Dr. T. M Sheldon and, much to his surprise, won. Enraged over the humiliation of Dr. Sheldon, a deranged supporter s...

Christian Short Stories is a collection of fifty-two Jon Truman evangelical Christian tales. Each is approximately five-hundred to fifteen-hundred words, placing each in the lower to upper range of a growing popular form of storytelling called "Flash Fiction." While short, each has features one expects in a novel: arresting hook, action plot, stirring characterization, and impactful mood. Unlike a novel, each ends with a biblical lesson and corresponding scripture text. Given the explosion...

Devastated by the brutal murder of his young Cherokee bride and frustrated by the lack of progress in his wife's case, novelist, Jesse Striker takes matters in his own hands. Aided by his former college roommate, best friend and brother-in-law, Billy Whitecloud, he attempts to find his wife's murderer. In the process, he is miraculously brought to faith when, in a way he could have never imagined—he discovers that his wife is very much alive.

"Adryel" is A sequel to the novel, "Angel." Twelve years have passed since the murder of Jesse Striker's Cherokee bride, Jenny Whitecloud. Her murderer, Beau Haggart, aka "Ironman," is serving a life sentence in a Georgia maximum security prison. He is determined to get even with Jesse and his brother-in-law, best friend, and private investigator, Billy Whitecloud. Both were responsible for his capture, conviction, and incarceration. With the help of his motorcycle gang, Ironman escapes an...

Adventure is the last thing on Andrea Henderson's mind when she moves to Moses Lake. After surviving the worst year of her life, she's struggling to build a new life for herself and her son as a social worker. Perhaps in doing a job that makes a difference, she can find some sense of purpose and solace in her shattered faith.For new Moses Lake game warden Mart McClendon, finding a sense of purpose in life isn't an issue. He took the job to get out of southwest Texas and the constan...

The Paradise Men's Softball League has wrapped up another game, and Jesse Stone is lingering in the parking lot with his teammates, drinking beer, swapping stories of double plays and beautiful women in the late-summer twilight. But then a frightened voice calls out to him from the edge of a nearby lake. There, two men squat at the water's edge. In front of them, facedown, was something that used to be a girl.The local cops haven't seen anything like this, but Jesse's L.A. past has...

Jillian Sealy and Wil Johnson don't much like each other but they do have to work together, at least long enough to rehab an historic house.Jillian Sealy is not running away from her life, she's seizing a business opportunity. That's what she tells herself when she moves to a rural Tennessee town to flip a nearly century-old house. But the project gets a bit more interesting when she meets her devastatingly attractive contractor, Wil Johnson. When Jillian seems to think she has Wil...

This account of Led Zeppelin's decadent life on the road by their longtime tour manager "dishes up the real dirt as only an insider's report can" ( Kirkus Reviews).No one knew Led Zeppelin like Richard Cole. The band's tour manager for more than a decade, Cole was there when they burst onto the music scene, achieved cult status, cut platinum records, and transformed popular music. Second only to the Beatles in sales for years, Led Zeppelin was rock's premie...

Dive into an action-packed thrill ride James Patterson hails as “the best thriller I’ve read all year . . . tough in all the right places, tense, surprising, and well written.”A prison inmate on furlough learns a terrible secret about his sister’s death—and returns to the criminal underworld to uncover the truth.Serving a 10-year sentence in a Nevada prison for armed robbery, Ethan Lockhart hopes that he can one day become a productive, law...

In September 1968, four English lads gathered together for the first time in a small, stuffy London rehearsal room in a basement filled with wall-to-wall amplifiers. It was their first big tryout as musicians, and each of them was nervous. Would they come together as a band? Or would they crash and burn, becoming nothing but a rock footnote? Then the room exploded, with wailing chords, howling vocals, and a locked-tight rhythm section—a sonic assault of heretofore unknown power. Here for t...

New York Times and USA TODAY bestselling author Heather Graham brings her unique brand of suspense to Harlequin Intrigue in two outstanding books in one!LAW AND DISORDERDesperate to escape her kidnappers, Kody Cameron can turn to only one man…and he's holding a gun. Outnumbered and trapped in the deadly Everglades, she has little recourse. For something in this captor's ey...