“This was the age of the clash of cultures.” "Conflict in the Home" illuminates turmoil in a household when Western ideas begin to flourish in the Far East. Siu Kam is hit... Read More

War has bloodied Israel’s soil for millennia. With The Circle, Edward Schmidt offers those inured to the cruel history and constant reports of violence a different view. Set... Read More

“Where do we come from?” is perhaps the most popular existential question. Over the years, there have been numerous possible answers: the Big Bang, divine creation over... Read More

St. Thomas Aquinas once said, “To one who has faith, no explanation is necessary. To one without faith, no explanation is possible.” It’s the quote that comes to mind when... Read More

Alice Lancaster, a wealthy, Caucasian international relations worker, lives with her family in Kuala Lampur, Malaysia. After an unsettling encounter with a Chinese mystic, she... Read More

"Truth about Our Resurrection" encompasses an evangelical Christian’s singular conception of life after death. Frederick Fuhrmaneck’s effort is relatively brief, but his... Read More

"Scattered Pieces" opens with a bang, as Flora Season cleverly pulls the reader into a scene of breathtaking violence on the book’s second page. After playfully refusing to... Read More

Author Kathy Knowlton takes readers to a reality where it is possible for people to relocate to new planets in order to solve old problems, but they still carry the human... Read More

Most people find it difficult to follow the biblical advice that it’s better to give than to receive. Even though cultures throughout the world acknowledge giving as a... Read More

Traditional religions tend to limit our contact with the spiritual world to deities and saints, except in the cases of prayers for loved ones who have died. For those who... Read More

Most people would agree that a successful marriage depends upon honesty and trust between partners. When one of them withholds information from the other, for whatever reason,... Read More

When her son, Jeffrey, then twenty-four years old, called her one evening in December 2006 and uttered his “famous” words: “Mom, I’ve been thinkingÂ…” Karen... Read More