< Back Dashawn Mayweather The Broken Gavel: A Sneak Peek Book blurb... The Broken Gavel: A Sneak Peek offers readers a first look into a powerful memoir that blends personal narrative with legal case study. In this preview, Dashawn Mayweather introduces the journey that will ultimately unfold in her full-length book, a journey marked by betrayal, malpractice, and the resilience it takes to face a system designed to silence. Through sharp reflection and raw honesty, Mayweather gives readers a glimpse into the high cost of injustice while planting the seeds of accountability and reform. This sneak peek is not just a sample; it's a promise of what's to come - a larger story that will challenge institutions, inspire resilience, and spark conversations about truth, legacy, and justice. More than a preview, The Broken Gavel: A Sneak Peek is an invitation: to witness the cracks in the system, to recognize the resilience born from struggle, and to prepare for the full force of a memoir that will reshape how we see justice. Purchase here

< Back Morgan Hatch Gone to Ground Javier Jimenez, a first-generation Mexican immigrant living in Los Angeles, has a bright future. He is excelling at East Valley High School, and hopes to get a scholarship to attend UCLA. One condition of the scholarship is that he does not get into trouble with law enforcement. His thirteen year old younger brother, Alex, has taken a different path in life, mixing with street gangs and drug dealers. When Alex is arrested, the police contact Javier to see if he can persuade Alex to assist them in their investigations. If Alex refuses to help, he risks juvenile detention and could put Javier’s scholarship in jeopardy. As Javier attempts to steer his brother away from the criminal gangs, the two brothers come to physical blows. Javier finds a burner phone while working at his half-sisters car-recovery business. The car was involved in a hit and run, and the phone belongs to George Jones, a businessman with big plans to re-develop their run-down neighborhood. But, when Javier notices pictures and odd messages on the phone, he becomes dubious of George’s motives. He suspects George’s involvement in several local murders and a number of “natural” disasters. The phone is handed back to George, but when Javier steals the phone to find evidence of corruption and criminality, he becomes George’s next target. As Javier does everything he can to protect his little brother, he is unwittingly drawn into the murky underground world of Los Angeles. Meanwhile, Javier has a target on his back and George will stop at nothing to achieve his goal. Gone to Ground is a gripping, suspense novel by author Morgan Hatch. The book follows two first generation immigrant brothers, as they navigate starkly different paths in life. While one brother sees a way out of the neighbourhood through education, the other brother has other ideas. Set in a rundown neighbourhood of LA, this is a gritty, fast-paced novel, full of twists and turns. Hatch presents a vivid picture of their lives, and the difficult choices they make in an unequal society. In a parallel story, the local community is destroyed by an unscrupulous entrepreneur for financial gain. The novel reflects the struggles faced by many people in the forgotten corners of our big cities. Star rating: 5 Stars Summary : A gripping, suspense novel set in the streets of LA, and an unflinching exploration of poverty and structural inequality. Purchase here

< Back Gail Grant Park We Are Shadows An Irish Ghost Story Three sisters use unconventional methods to solve mysteries of the past. We Are Shadows: An Irish Ghost Story, follows three siblings, twins Moira and Deirdre Gallagher , and their younger sister Nuala. Moira has had a special connection with the Otherworld ever since her best friend died in a tragic car accident when she was just five years old. A month after her friend’s death, Moira was visited by her spirit. Soon, she was visited by the spirits of other dearly departed loved ones, including her own grandmother, Brigid. Brigid watches over her grandchildren closely and guides them through life. To capitalise on this extraordinary gift, Moira and Deidre set up Gallagher Investigations, a detective agency to investigate paranormal activity and solve mysteries of the past. Soon, the twins are joined by their younger sister Nuala, and together the sisters investigate cold cases utilising unconventional methods. Each sister has a unique gift. As well as Moira’s ability to talk with the dead, Deirdre has many connections in the world of law and herbal medicine, and Nuala has a passion and knack for dreamwork. When they are contacted by a man named Séan Kennedy to help him solve the mystery of his family’s past, the sisters agree to take on the case. The case opens up a whole new world of dark spirits and haunted homes, and exposes the sisters to evil forces from the Otherworld. We Are Shadows: An Irish Ghost Story by author Gail Grant Park is a thrilling and captivating mystery novel, with a paranormal twist and a cast of strong female characters. The book is divided into four connecting parts with each part written as a short story, making this an accessible and easy to read collection for adults and younger audiences too. The main characters are beautifully developed. Each sibling has her own unique gift, and distinct personality and character. I particularly liked the strong bond between the sisters. I also enjoyed the Irish dialogue and the addition of the Irish proverbs, which capture the beautiful Irish language, lilt, and lore. Overall, a wonderful read, full of suspense with many unexpected twists and turns. The book will appeal to readers who enjoy mystery, drama, suspense, and paranormal stories. Star rating: 5 Stars Summary: The past and present collide, in this absorbing paranormal cosy mystery. Purchase here

< Back Josh Jensen No Easy Way Back Book blurb. .. For fans of character driven thrillers, like Orphan x, and modern westerns, Like Wind River, Graham Hayes has never fit in - not in the life he left behind, and not in the one he's trying to build. After years with the Regimental Reconnaissance Company ”an elite special operations unit” he walked away. Not because he was broken. Because he was done. But when his estranged brother, Colt, is accused of murder and disappears into the Utah wilderness, Graham is pulled back to a place that feels more like a monument to his failures than a home. The evidence against Colt is airtight. The man behind it ”Greg Langston” is powerful, protected, and untouchable. Finding Colt is just the beginning. As Graham starts pulling threads, he uncovers a web of corruption that runs deep and puts everyone he still cares about in the crosshairs. He's fought wars in the deadliest places on earth. But this time, the battlefield is home and the fight is personal. There's no easy way back. But there's a hell of a way out. Purchase here

< Back Pat Crossin Meaning of Names and Places in the New Testament Book blurb... Unlock deeper meaning in every New Testament passage! This reference guide reveals the hidden significance behind biblical names, places, and titles—bringing Scripture to life in a whole new way. Whether you're a pastor, student, or devoted reader, this book equips you with rich insights rooted in original languages and context. Explore the deeper story behind familiar names like Jesus, Bethlehem, and Paul, and strengthen your understanding of God’s Word. Clear, comprehensive, and easy to use, it’s an essential companion for serious Bible study. Discover what you’ve been missing—because every name tells a story. Purchase here

< Back Wendy Hewlett Witches & Whisky Maggie Glass must face her past, to solve a horrific crime, by author Wendy Hewlett Magaidh Ghlais was orphaned at the age of eight, following the brutal murder of her parents, who were found burned at the stake on the Esplanade of Edinburgh Castle. Magaidh was found near the scene of the crime, but had no memory of her parent’s murder, or of her life before the tragic incident. Magaidh was brought up by her godmother and inherited her parents’ successful distillery business, Ghlais Whiskey, on their death. The business was run by her uncle Alastaire until Magaidh was able to take over. But Magaidh, still traumatised and grieving the horrific death of her parents, was uninterested in the business and allowed Alastaire to run it on her behalf. Magaidh changed her name to Maggie Glass to distance herself from the business, and joined the police service of Scotland. Eighteen years following the death of her parents, Detective Constable Maggie Glass is called out to the scene of a horrific crime. A young woman, Jamie Kenmore, is found burned at the stake on the Esplanade of Edinburgh Castle. Jamie’s murder follows a similar pattern and modus operandi to her parent’s murder, and the murder of many other powerful, intelligent and successful women, found in similar circumstances. Maggie is drafted in to support the investigation, in the hope that it might trigger her childhood memories and identify the killers. But as Maggie starts to investigate the crime, she discovers a connection with her parent’s business, her uncle Alastaire, the highest ranks of the police service, and the Lords of Edinburgh, a secret society of witch-hunters. Maggie must seek the help of a witch, to help her retrieve her childhood memories, and a reporter to help bring the murderers to justice. Witches & Whisky is a thrilling and gritty police drama and murder mystery novel, by author Wendy Hewlett. The book is a traditional murder mystery story, with interesting and memorable characters, and a unique and gripping plot. DC Maggie Glass is a fascinating protagonist, and I look forward to reading more about her life, loves, and detective work. Set against the magnificent and haunting Edinburgh backdrop, and inspired by Scottish history, this is a perfect book for readers of crime fiction. Star rating: 5 Stars Summary: A thrilling and gritty murder mystery novel, with a gripping plot, and a fascinating protagonist. Purchase here

< Back Gadi Sznajder The Asia Code: A Million-Dollar Handshake: How to Build Relationships that Win in Asia Book blurb... The Asia Code is a serious, practical guide to the human realities of doing business in Japan, China, and South Korea. Moving beyond etiquette and cliché, it shows why Western executives often approach Asia like chess players in a world that runs more like go, where trust, timing, communication, and invisible power structures often determine whether partnerships succeed or quietly fall apart. Purchase here

< Back Griff Ruby The Resurrection of the Roman Catholic Church: A guide to the Traditional Catholic community Book blurb... For nearly twenty centuries, the Roman Catholic Church withstood all the currents of change and history and maintained a closely guarded orthodoxy which has always served as the basis and center of all Christianity. Yet, it is as if all of that has been just arbitrarily swept away in the few years since Vatican II. Given what the Church has always taught about itself being indefectible, how could this have happened? Did that Council have something to do with that terrible loss of faith? Can the real Catholicism be found today, and if so, where? The shocking answer to this, once seen and truly understood, is as every bit as glorious as the original resurrection of Christ Himself, a tremendous source of faith and inspiration. It is a broad-based, longstanding miracle passing right before our eyes, have we but the Grace to see it for what it is. Purchase here

< Back Tayler Meade A Note to the One Left Walking in the Grass: A Christian Encouragement for the One Overlooked and Left Behind Book blurb... Have you ever felt like the one left out—unseen, uninvited, and unnoticed? In A Note to the One Left Walking in the Grass, Tayler Meade shares a deeply personal journey through the quiet ache of exclusion, from high school lunch tables to missed wedding invitations, and the sting of being overlooked in adulthood. Through each season, she opens the pages of her heart and the Word of God, offering encouragement, healing, and hope for the one who’s ever felt forgotten. With gentle honesty and faith-filled insight, Tayler reminds us that while friends may come and go, God never walks away. Each chapter is a handwritten note to the weary soul who’s wandered off the path, not by choice, but by rejection. You’ll find comfort in knowing that Jesus, too, was left out and understands every step you’ve taken through the grass. This book is for you—the one still showing up, still loving, still hoping. You are seen. You are chosen. You are not alone. Purchase here

< Back Dr. Cheri Pierson Yecke Discovering Laura: The Historical Laura Ingalls Wilder, Volume 1 Book blurb... This is the first volume in a sweeping three-part series and reveals a side of Laura Ingalls Wilder that few readers have ever encountered—one grounded not in nostalgia, but in the vivid, often stark realities of nineteenth-century frontier life. Purchase here

< Back Pearl Allen Andree Maud and Pearl: The Matriarch and the Odyssey Maud and Pearl: The Matriarch and the Odyssey is a deeply personal and comprehensive family memoir that spans multiple generations, offering a vivid portrayal of the lives of Stella Maud Allen, her youngest daughter Pearl, and their extended family. The narrative begins with Maud’s early life in late 19th-century Oklahoma, her marriage to Ezekiel Allen, and their struggles as pioneers and farmers during the Great Depression and Dust Bowl era. It highlights Maud’s resilience, faith, and dedication to raising her nine children amidst poverty and loss, showcasing her ability to create beauty and unity through her passion for quilting. The memoir is divided into two parts: the first focuses on the Allen family’s history, including their migration westward and their experiences in Oklahoma, Arizona, and California. It provides a rich historical context, touching on significant events like World War II and the Great Depression, and delves into the family’s efforts to overcome adversity and build a better life. The second part shifts to Pearl’s life, detailing her upbringing, education, and marriages to Jimmy Goggin and later Bill Andree. Pearl’s reflections on her blended family’s life in the 1960s and beyond are filled with humor, tragedy, and triumph, capturing the essence of family bonds, personal struggles, and the challenges of blending families. The narrative also explores the Andree family’s time in Australia, where they lived for several years. The memoir is enriched with anecdotes, photographs, sketches, and family trees, providing depth and visual context to the stories. It also includes reflections from various family members, offering multiple perspectives and adding layers to the narrative. Pearl’s writing is introspective and heartfelt, blending humor with candid accounts of sensitive topics such as divorce, loss, and mental health. Star rating: 5 Stars Summary: A compelling and heartfelt memoir of family and faith, love and loss. Purchase here

< Back Julie Cadman UnMasked A year that changed history, and the lives of the Blake family, by author Julie Cadman UnMasked tells the story of the Covid19 pandemic through the eyes of three generations of the Blake family; seventy-three-year-old grandmother Patti; her daughter, forty-eight-year-old Jenni; and granddaughter, sixteen-year-old, Kylie. The three women describe their personal experiences during the Covid19 pandemic, their individual struggles as the world went into lockdown, their relationships with other family members and how they changed during the pandemic, and how they found hope during this time of unprecedented change. Prior to the pandemic, Patti was the life and soul of the party, she loved to entertain and spend time with family and friends, but as life slowed down during the pandemic, she felt lonely and isolated from her loved ones. With increasing amounts of time spent alone, Patti reflected on her life, which brought to the surface unresolved grief. Jenni struggled with the demands of working from home and looking after three teenage children, the youngest with autism and severe medical needs. She also faced financial struggles as first her husband lost his job, and shortly after she was laid off from her job as a Chief Marketing Officer. Jenni was forced to reassess her life, and her relationship with her mother, which had been strained for many years. Teenager, Kylie, was sad and frustrated at missing out on school, social events, sports activities, and major milestones, such as her driving test, which was cancelled several times during the pandemic. She was inadvertently caught up in the conflict between her mother and grandmother. UnMasked is an honest and heartfelt novel by author Julie Cadman. This is a fictional novel, written in the first-person perspective, which alternates between the voices of the three women. The novel deals with some of the key challenges faced by ordinary people during the pandemic, including fear of catching the virus, vaccine hesitancy, loneliness, isolation and mental health issues, working from home, home-schooling, travel restrictions, and many more. It also describes some of the benefits of lockdown, such as lie-ins, cooking together, and family time. I particularly enjoyed reading about the different experiences and perspectives of three strong female characters, each in a different boat in the same storm . This is an engaging and insightful book, that will resonate with women and girls of all ages. Star rating: 5 Stars Summary: An honest and heartfelt novel, about a year in the life of three women during the Covid 19 pandemic. Purchase here