A linguist, a lake monster, and the looming shadow of death—in a house full of hidden passageways, a wife and mother is diagnosed with cancer.

INTO THE FUNHOUSE takes you on a hair-raising, unpredictable front seat ride through a scary and sobering yet heartfelt and funny account of a father and his family fighting a menacing, recurrent leukemia while trying to live a ‘normal life’.

A guarded playboy struggling to suppress the dark power stirring inside him becomes a pawn in an ancient war between two supernatural races.

Cat Born to the Purple, 4th volume in the Yeshua’s Cats series, picks up a story told in Yeshua’s Cat of a young woman who was stoned.

The book is about two sisters caught in an ethnic conflict that is fueled by water insecurity.

A mysterious ship with a deadly cargo crashes on a backwater planet. A deal is made to get rid of the payload, which needs to be transported through a dangerous, independent section of space.

Nearly five decades from now, as America recovers from a devastating Second Civil War, candidates across the political spectrum vie for the power of the presidency by any means necessary.

By the age of two, Ryan has lost his ability to speak—twice. Sensing it is more than typical “second child” behaviors, his mother embarks upon a mission to understand why Ryan has become withdrawn and violent, and is met with a devastating answer: her son is autistic.

Two small children travel on a rocket ship to dash among the planets and constellations. Whimsical and sweet, this imaginary trip is a soothing bedtime read that will enchant both parent and child.

HOCKEY KARMA is about coming to terms with aging, lost love and the whole idea of aging gracefully.

The fifteen-year-old narrator, Moon Landing, relates to the biblical story of Job. God, if there is one, seems to be inflicting him with one misfortune after another.

"The Best of Families" is the revelatory midlife memoir of Philadelphia socialite Fran Delafield.

With both Commencement and Out of Context, the primary goal is to make the reader look at things in a new way. People should read these books because they will come away from them changed, in a good way.

"Void if Detached" is the story of a religion-phobic Gen Xer who felt a void because she had become detached from her faith.

My book is both an overview of the Evangelical movement in America and a brief memoir of my own journey through the faith, including reasons why I ultimately had to leave.

"Real Food for Healthy People" is about the benefits of dietary change, organizing the kitchen for efficient whole food plant based cooking, basic culinary skills and contains 65 elegant and delicious whole food recipes that are beautifully photographed.

"Mists of The Serengeti" is about two ordinary people, living worlds apart, who set out to achieve the extraordinary.

In a series that begins with the question: what is a book? This is a book. My editor, Morgan Sorvillo Kiger, takes what the On Impulse series offers and gives us a portion to desire.

"Lessons Learned" is a collection of 33 true short stories which capture those real life situations for your entertainment.

Don't feed the trolls—let the trolls feed you! Trolls are folkloric creatures found in many lands, and in these pages they offer us enchanting and personal ways to savor good food every day.

Day Randall, a gifted but unstable photographer, has gone missing. No one cares except her friend Kelly, who follows the trail into an underworld of drugs, violence, and ruthless men who will do anything to protect their secrets.