Anyone But Me dives deep into the history and traditions of Haiti that have led to a country on the brink. It’s the love story of two people caught in one of Haiti’s most tumultuous and devastating eras. It’s a pilgrimage story that leads to a most unexpected ending.
For parents of young children, middle schoolers, and teenagers. 33 strategies to help kids become responsible for their actions, confident in their abilities, and self-reliant. You don’t need to be Christian to put this book to work. Includes additional tips and discussion questions after each chapter.
A powerful collection of stories taken from everyday life and featuring strong, but troubled characters facing tough challenges as they struggle to clarify their beliefs—and survive.
A love story from a man’s point of view. After tragedy, Johnny Roe escapes to a small town in Iowa where he searches for a new identity. Action, intrigue and romance set in San Francisco and Booneville, Iowa.
How to find faith despite pitfalls, roadblocks, stupidity and prejudice. It’s a faith-based memoir for Christians and an honest look at Christianity for those that aren’t.
Coming of age novel about finding your passion in life. Great for young adults and the young-at-heart.
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