Winner of the 2014 Dante Rossetti Award for Best Young Adult Dystopian NovelWill Corbin choose redemption or revenge?Corbin, a brilliant, aloof young loner, is a survivor determined to do the impossible – make his way across the country killing as many eaters as he can and maybe stumble across some clue to his parents’ identities. But in all his years of searching, the only things he's managed to learn are to trust no one and to swing first and hard.He meets Molly r...

Discover the gentle inner voice that's been waiting to guide you home.Picture your "inner beloved" as the wise companion from childhood, whispering truths amid adult chaos. Jungian life coach Scott D. Smith shows you how to connect with your inner guide, blending Jungian insights, IFS parts dialogue, and Taoist wisdom into simple, heartfelt practices that anyone can use. This book provides you with real tools for real-life struggles.Through short lessons, y...

NATIONAL BESTSELLER • Trapped in the Mexican jungle, a group of friends stumble upon a creeping horror unlike anything they could ever imagine in "the best horror novel of the new century" (Stephen King). Also a major motion picture!Two young couples are on a lazy Mexican vacation—sun-drenched days, drunken nights, making friends with fellow tourists. When the brother of one of those friends disappears, they decide to venture into the jungle to loo...

'Superior horror literature' New York Times'A compelling set-up and provocative premise' Kirkus'There's no let-up, not so much as a chapter-break where you can catch your breath' Stephen King__________________Craving an adventure to wake them from their lethargic Mexican holiday before they return home, four friends set off in search of one of their own who has travelled to th...

“Spectacular. . . . Ten shades blacker and several corpses grimmer than the novels of John Grisham. . . . Do yourself a favor. Read this book.” —Entertainment WeeklyTwo brothers and their friend stumble upon the wreckage of a plane–the pilot is dead and his duffle bag contains four million dollars in cash. In order to hide, keep, and share the fortune, these ordinary men all agree to a simple plan.

In a sensational follow-up to Echoes of Sherlock Holmes and In the Company of Sherlock Holmes, a brand-new anthology of stories inspired by the Arthur Conan Doyle canonFor the Sake of the Game is the latest volume in the award-winning series from New York Times bestselling editors Laurie R. King and Leslie S. Klinger, with stories of Sherlock Holmes, Dr. Watson, and friends in a variety of eras and forms. King and Klinger have a simple formula: a...

A Certain Sound is an introduction to the theology and practice of preaching the gospel in public. The book is concise, gracious, and uncompromising. It is saturated with Scripture, church history, and practical experience. It is a handbook and encouragement for open air preachers. It is an apologetic for frontline evangelism. It is written for both individuals and study groups, pastors and laymen, open air preachers and Christians who evangelize. He who has ears to hear, let him read this...

They've Been Lying to You Your Whole Life. Knowledge Is Power. Here's How to Fight Back.The system is rigged, and you know it. Every month you struggle to pay bills that keep going up while your paycheck stays the same. You watch politicians promise change, then nothing changes. You see the rich get richer while you work harder for less. And deep down, you know something is fundamentally broken.The powerful elites who run this country have built their empir...

Constructivism dominates over other theories of knowledge in much of western academia, especially the humanities and social sciences. In Exposing the Roots of Constructivism: Nominalism and the Ontology of Knowledge, R. Scott Smith argues that constructivism is linked to the embrace of nominalism, the theory that everything is particular and located in space and time. Indeed, nominalism is sufficient for a view to be constructivist.However, the natural sciences still enjoy great pre...

For most of the church's history, people have seen Christian ethics as normative and universally applicable. Recently, however, this view has been lost, thanks to naturalism and relativism. R. Scott Smith argues that Christians need to overcome Kant's fact-value dichotomy and recover the possibility of genuine moral and theological knowledge.

When looking at polls and surveys of the overall church in America today we cannot help but realize it is slowly sinking. Eighty percent of the churches today are stagnant or in decline with people leaving and church doors closing at an alarming rate. What must we do? We seem to have all the modern-day technology to help fuel church growth; television, internet, podcast, live streaming, text messaging, emailing, digital bible studies, and the endless list goes on but still the church decli...

Your Healing and Wholeness Begins Here!The Gift is a unique book and Bible study that takes you on a personal journey!What is keeping you from experiencing a life of freedom, joy, fulfillment, significance, and purpose that God desires for you? If you have ever struggled with:Anger, unforgiveness, depression, or griefWounds from past decisions or circumstancesVisualizing a bright hope and future fo...