What price would you pay to keep everyone safe?Queen Siobhan of the elves knows that there's only one way to save the world: together. The problem? The elves fled to the Otherworld centuries ago to avoid war. Convincing them they need to join one will be no easy feat. Visions plague her as she ponders how best to sway her people. Can she put things into motion before it's too late, or will the world itself suffer the consequences of their inaction?Queen...

Some people are marked by prayer. They enter a room with no fanfare, yet you know they are there. They are the people we turn to for wisdom and a listening ear, knowing they carry the marks of prayer. What does it take to become one of these people? Author G. Dwayne McCrary takes us on a journey to identify five traits and gain a deeper understanding of each. Discover how these traits developed in the lives of biblical characters, giving us clues as to how these same marks can be fostered ...

A novel account of the relationship between sincerity, religious freedom, and the secular in the United States."Sincerely held religious belief" is now a common phrase in discussions of American religious freedom, from opinions handed down by the US Supreme Court to local controversies. The "sincerity test" of religious belief has become a cornerstone of US jurisprudence, framing what counts as legitimate grounds for First Amendment claims in the eyes of the law. I...

For fans of Emily Giffin and Jane Green, this contemporary women’s novel about the messiness of friendship, betrayal, and the search for forgiveness is sure to become a book club favorite.“Allison, I’m Morgan, the best friend you’ll ever have. Two years ago, you were in a car accident, and you’ve been in a coma ever since.” These are the words Morgan recites every week as she sits at Allison’s bedside, hoping beyond hope that her friend can hear her words....

How the COVID-19 pandemic revealed gendered inequities in academic labor—and how to overcome themAlthough the covid-19 pandemic that began in 2020 proved universally challenging, women, especially, found themselves caught between professional and familial responsibilities as work and homelife boundaries converged and collapsed. These gendered workplace struggles were not unique to the pandemic but rather were exacerbated and exposed by the public health response. I...

Tony and quaint Lake Ridge, Michigan, is in the news, but for all the wrong reasons. Seventeen-year-old Drew McMichaels, their "Star Everything," literally dropped dead in the most surreal and public way possible. Now the town is mourning. His classmates are mourning. His best friends, though, are struggling. They're struggling because they know that Drew was not the perfect guy the town and the national media are painting him to be. But how do you stomp on the grave of a dead teenager? Ho...

Fucking Enemies dives deep into love, betrayal, and the messy reality of relationships. It's a story about perception versus truth, about the lines between loyalty and deception, and the fights we face-both with others and within ourselves. Through drama, passion, and unexpected twists, this book explores what it really means to trust, to hurt, and to grow. Inspired by real-life experiences, it's raw, honest, and unapologetically real-perfect for readers who crave stories that don't shy aw...

Animals are intentional masterpieces of a loving Creator. They were formed by God with purpose, beauty, and a unique place in His world. In The Grace for Animals, Stephen McCrary invites you to explore Scripture with fresh eyes and a tender heart, revealing God's grace toward the animals we share this world with.Blending biblical insight, personal experiences, and spiritual reflection, this book reminds us that animals are not just part of creation-they are expressions of...

Where Do The Birds Go When It Rains by Sabrina Mayela McCrary is an intimate and heartfelt poetry collection that reflects on heartbreak, healing, and rediscovering oneself. Through honest, emotional verses, Sabrina shares the pain of love lost, the search for identity, and the quiet strength found in difficult moments.These poems explore the tension between holding on and letting go, the softness of love and the weight of its absence. Her writing guides readers through th...

Dr. Stan McCrary asked if society is correct in the diagnosis of mental health disorders or is it as the bible reflects - Sin? Are social malfunctions such as Kleptomania or Alcoholism a social or rare mental disease or is it Sin as described in the Bible to be merely thieves and drunkards? Is society easily giving passes on bad behavior? Are we helping or harming by labeling bad behavior as a social disease? You must decide.

Clean Paleo Family Cookbook includes 100 healthy Paleo-inspired recipes that your whole family will love. Perfect for your whole food Paleo elimination diet, or if you want keto modifications for your clean Paleo diet, every recipe is completely free of grains, gluten, legumes, dairy, soy, and artificial ingredients.Written by Ashley McCrary of the beloved blog Healthy Little Peach, Clean Paleo Family Cookbook was created to support you in...

What happens when a sentient library starts collecting stories from across the multiverse?The T.A.L.E.S. Library is alive, hungry for stories, and has been secretly dispatching librarians across dimensions to hunt down the tales it craves most. These seven stories have one thing in common—they all called out to be found.From botanical witches with dating disasters to dragon hoards in interdimensional caves, from shadow magic gone wrong to ghost trains carry...