The Last Sacrifice

Set in the turbulent first century, The Last Sacrifice follows believers who must choose between renouncing their faith or facing death under Nero’s rule. The authors intertwine political intrigue, biblical prophecy, and human emotion to depict the cost of discipleship. Through gripping storytelling, the book explores themes of courage, conviction, and hope in the face of persecution.

Reader's Digest Condensed Books

This anthology presents condensed editions of notable contemporary works from various authors. Designed for readers who appreciate quality storytelling but prefer shorter formats, it captures the main themes, characters, and emotional depth of the original texts. The Reader’s Digest Condensed Books series remains a beloved staple for bringing diverse and memorable literature to homes worldwide.

Let The Part Play You

Anita Jesse presents a unique perspective that acting techniques are not only for the stage but also valuable tools for everyday life. Through exercises, examples, and reflections, the book shows how skills such as concentration, imagination, character building, and emotional awareness can enhance confidence, communication, and self-discovery. Ideal for teachers, actors, and individuals seeking…

Tales of O. Henry

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PS 2649 1969

Among The Gods

This novel portrays the reign of King Manasseh, a ruler torn between the lure of pagan gods and the call of Israel’s true God. Through rich storytelling, Lynn Austin examines themes of rebellion, divine justice, and the possibility of redemption, inviting readers to reflect on the enduring conflict between sin and faithfulness.

A Circus Without Elephants a Memoir

Maralys Wills’ memoir presents a heartfelt and candid account of her family’s journey through both joy and loss. With honesty and resilience, she narrates moments of triumph, deep grief, and perseverance, offering readers inspiration to face their own challenges. This work is both a personal testimony and a universal reflection on love, strength, and survival.

The Caine Mutiny

Herman Wouk’s The Caine Mutiny is a classic war novel that examines the psychological and moral struggles faced by naval officers during World War II. Through the story of Captain Queeg and the controversial decision to mutiny against him, Wouk highlights the tension between authority and responsibility, obedience and conscience. The book remains a powerful exploration of human flaws, courage…

The Elements of Playwriting

This book serves as a comprehensive manual for understanding and practicing the craft of playwriting. Louis E. Catron explains essential principles of dramatic writing while blending theory with practical application, making it useful for both students and theater professionals. With its clear explanations and illustrative examples, it remains a valuable resource for anyone interested in creati…

Truth or Propaganda

This book presents a compelling look at foundational Christian beliefs through the lens of prophecy, Scripture, and personal spiritual experience. Vandeman invites readers to examine what they accept as truth and questions what might actually be propaganda—falsehoods accepted as truth. With clarity and pastoral concern, the work encourages renewed faith in biblical reliability and a deeper un…

The Shack: Where Tragedy Confront Eternity

This novel wrestles with the question of where God is when tragedy strikes. Through a fictional narrative that includes emotional rawness and spiritual dialogue, Young explores themes of pain, doubt, and divine presence. The Shack invites readers into a journey of healing by reconciling human suffering with God’s love, offering hope and a renewed perspective on what it means to trust God amid…