Spies, Lies, Genetic Manipulations, and WarThe year is 3,748 AD. The Lord, Jesus, sits on his throne in New Jerusalem. Earth has peace, prosperity, renewed climate, soil, air, water. The human body and mind have received the full potential of God's intent in health and physicality, in thought processes and gifts.Eternal life stretches before God's chosen like the stars above. But is that vast star-scape simply a bland curtain around the stage of Earth? Has ...

I am Redeemed is a powerful, deeply introspective exploration of what it means to move past the weight of history and fully step into a restored identity. Rather than viewing redemption as a static event, the work frames it as an active, transformative process—one that addresses the restoration of lost time, the healing of past pain, and the reclamation of a personal narrative.At its core, the book tackles the daily realities of living out a redeemed identity. It provides readers w...

Join Shaky the Snake on a fun-filled jungle adventure from A to Z!As Shaky slithers through the jungle, he meets amazing animals—from Alligators to Zebras—and learns a little something about each one along the way. With every letter of the alphabet, young readers will discover new creatures, exciting facts, and the joy of learning through exploration.Shaky the Snake is a delightful alphabet journey that builds early learning skills,...

When a torrential downpour forces Randy Dick to seek shelter, he stumbles upon the mysterious and alluring Belinda Khist. But his relief is short-lived, as he's caught pleasuring himself by the seductive mistress. Instead of turning him away, Belinda proposes a tantalizing offer: she'll cuckold her husband, but only if Randy can secure his freedom from the county jail.As Randy navigates the treacherous landscape of corruption and lust, he finds himself entangled in a web of desire ...

On the dusty road to Damascus, a man fueled by conviction was leveled by a voice. In God Calling Your Name On The Road to Damascus, author [Your Name] invites you to consider your own journey. Whether you are in a season of rebellion, confusion, or quiet seeking, this book serves as a powerful reminder that God's pursuit of you is

OverviewIn The Storm Did Not Happen, author John R. Johnson delivers a profoundly encouraging and transformative guide for Christians navigating the turbulent seasons of life. Drawing on timeless biblical truths and deeply personal insights, Johnson shifts the reader's perspective from the overwhelming chaos of life's "storms" to the absolute sovereignty of Jesus Christ.The core message of the book is revolutionary yet simple: when your faith is anchored immovable in Christ...

In an era defined by rapid pace and digital noise, the quest for a grounded, Christ-centered existence requires more than just passive faith—it demands a disciplined recalibration of the mind and spirit. In Like, Look & Love, John R. Johnson offers a sophisticated framework for spiritual alignment, inviting readers to move beyond superficial observance into a transformative "daily walk" modeled after the Savior.Drawing upon a life of analytical study and observation, Johnson decons...

In the dark alleys of the city, a battle is brewing. Harry Hornroot is new in town, but he's making a name for himself with his hands. The pugilistic powerhouse receives a summons from The Boss. He has a score to settle with Harry, and he's taken Ima, the sultry seductress who's captured Harry's heart. The Boss thinks he can use her as leverage, but Harry's rage and love for Ima will not be silenced. As the stakes escalate, Harry must confront the one opponent his fists can't defeat: his o...

Breaking Building Belonging: Why the Voices We Follow Matter is a powerful memoir about resilience, redemption, and the life-shaping impact of the voices we choose to follow.From a childhood marked by poverty, abuse, and self-doubt to a career as a global talent leader and mentor, John S. Johnson's journey is both deeply personal and universally relatable. Along the way, he faced seasons of breaking—when trust shattered, dreams collapsed, and belonging felt out of reach. Ye...

Alan Garner has been described by Philip Pullman as ‘the most important British writer of fantasy since Tolkien’. This book is the first collected edition to critically analyse Garner’s body of work. This comprehensive analysis stretches from Garner’s early work, from the straightforward magical world of The Weirdstone of Brisingamen (1960) to the more challenging ‘adolescent fiction’ of The Owl Service (1967) and Red Shift (1973). It then moves to analysis of Ga...

In the dark alleys of the city, a battle is brewing. Harry Hornroot is new in town, but he's making a name for himself with his hands. The pugilistic powerhouse receives a summons from The Boss. He has a score to settle with Harry, and he's taken Ima, the sultry seductress who's captured Harry's heart. The Boss thinks he can use her as leverage, but Harry's rage and love for Ima will not be silenced. As the stakes escalate, Harry must confront the one opponent his fists can't defeat: his o...

The never-before-told story of the Peppermint Lounge, the famed 1960s Manhattan nightspot and mobster hangout that launched an era."True crime meets pop-music history in this history of the Peppermint Lounge, the Twist and the Mafia's unwitting role in starting a national craze. . . . A fun and fascinating read." — Kirkus ReviewsThe Peppermint Lounge was intended to be nothing more than a front for gambling and other rackets but the ...