What happens when the most dangerous people in the world gather behind closed doors? In this gripping story, Kirill finds himself surrounded by delegates he privately calls “The Seven Deadly Sins.” For him, the conference
Life after loss is never the same. When a spouse or life partner is gone, grief can change everything, from how you see yourself to how you imagine the future. Widows: The Aftermath by Vania
As The Bob And Tom Saga approaches its dramatic conclusion, Ken Blake takes readers into a world where loyalty is constantly tested, trust is fragile, and every decision carries lasting consequences. Across The Bob And
As The Bob And Tom Saga enters its final chapters, Ken Blake expands the story into a gripping blend of political intrigue, personal sacrifice, and emotional conflict. Across The Bob And Tom Saga: Volume Three:
Few cities carry political tension as naturally as Washington and Moscow. Both are centres of national power, international influence, intelligence activity, diplomacy, security, and decisions that can reach far beyond their borders. For a political
Some books keep readers turning pages because of mystery and danger. Others stay with readers because of the emotions they inspire. The Lost Family by Erica and Naomi Jarrett successfully combines both, creating a story
At first glance, Plans: A Haterius Family Adventure by Pamela Percival looks like a familiar kind of story: a successful academic mother, Dr. Aggie Haterius, takes her three daughters on a long-awaited summer trip after
In Plans: A Haterius Family Adventure, the Mojave Project gives the story a sharp, modern edge. At its center is Dr. Aggie Haterius, a brilliant professor leading research designed to detect and prevent banking fraud
The Peacemaker’s Wife takes you deep into the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina in 1857, where Polly Justice struggles to survive a troubled marriage while pursuing her calling to heal and care for others.
Long before medical care became widely available in rural America, women were treating illnesses, delivering babies, dressing wounds, and caring for the dying. Few held medical degrees. Many had little formal education. Still, isolated communities
