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Eve Pallue’s façade of purpose falters when a near death experience exposes the frailty of her existence, and she must come to grips with a reality that death ultimately wins. A hidden memory of a forgotten mother surfaces, and Eve’s bodyguard, Randall, takes advantage of her weakened state, trying to capture her devotion and lace her into his ambitious agenda. A dying therapist and her unlikely caretaker lead Eve on a journey of Truth; and a catastrophic fire catapults Eve into a life she has always feared, destroying the only one she has ever known. Eve awakens to severe burns and a pair of doting, elderly sisters who nurture Eve’s newfound faith and guide her on the path to eternal purpose.

Awards

Honorable Mention Grand Prize Winner for the 2021 Eric Hoffer Book Awards.
Grand Prize Short List Winner for the 2021 Eric Hoffer Book Awards.
First Horizon Finalist for the 2021 Eric Hoffer Book Awards.
Finalist in the Backlist Category for the 2020 Feathered Quill Book Awards.
2020 Independent Press Award for Distinguished Favorite in the Religion: Fiction Category.
A 2020 Finalist in the Adult Fiction category for The Wishing Shelf Awards.
Award Winner for Books in a Series (The Onoma Series) in the 2021 International Impact Book Awards.

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Ruth struggles to survive the rustic Colonies, and she must adjust to living with family she barely knows. However, her mother’s sickness and her brother’s protectiveness cannot deter the feelings she is forming for a retired fighter with a Ka’to Indian heritage and an abusive past. As Ruth begins to expose the World Government’s control tactics to divide the world into two factions, she finds her place as a simple seamstress with little understanding of rural life. As Ruth overcomes loss and learns to love, God begins to unite a dynamic group of Efficientists and Colonials, setting the stage for a sweeping resistance that no one can comprehend.

AWARDS:
2020 Distinguished Favorites NYC Big Book Award in Religion/Fiction
Award Winner for Books in a Series (The Onoma Series) in the 2021 International Impact Book Awards.

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After the first successful robbery of the World Bank, Pastor Tom fosters a Faith Movement while Bear and Ruth initiate a new life together, overcoming strongholds that seek to tear them apart. Zach and Li make their way northwest on a missionary journey, spreading the web of old-style computers, and discovering that they can tame the wild forces around them. Neil Elder’s disturbing business enterprise is uncovered, and Randall’s pride forces him into the Colonies, but what he finds may cost him his life. The World Government’s plummeting support opens the door for beauty, imagination and wonder to usurp Life Efficiency, and Ruth prepares to confront the city and her past.

AWARDS:
Award Winner for Books in a Series (The Onoma Series) in the 2021 International Impact Book Awards.

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Randall Hunt makes his way to his family ranch in the colonies and discovers a wealth of oil on his land kept secret by his grandfather. He begins to build an army of bowmen, never expecting to align with colonial unrest and a plan to take down the corrupt World Government. Ada Armel commences the first Grand Opus Gala, and Bear and his pregnant wife, Ruth, find themselves back in the city fighting to maintain high ratings and the adoration of both Efficientists and Colonials. Pastor Tom, Li and Zach continue their plot to sabotage the Regional Integrated Banking System (RIBS) using undetectable old-style computers while Jonah, disguised as a high-ranking city bodyguard, moves to undermine their plan. The tactical tension cumulates on New Year’s Eve, as the Colonials desperately pray that the Kill Switch will not be pulled.

AWARDS:
Award Winner for Books in a Series (The Onoma Series) in the 2021 International Impact Book Awards.

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About This Book

At fourteen years old, F’lorna must present her Adoration to Ra’ash. Though she is a singer by design, she has chosen to dance to avoid hurting the tender feelings of her birth friend.

As F’lorna prepares for the Double Moon Ceremony, signifying that her Eternal Memory is now shut, storms begin to build across the lands of Rodesh and the villagers must prepare for the great change that is coming.

Awards

Third Place Winner for Audiobook in the 2020 CIPA EVVY Book Awards narrated by Trista Shaye.
Award-Winning Finalist in the Fantasy: General category of the 2020 American Fiction Awards.
First Place 2019 Selah Award Winner for YA Literature.
Finalist for the 2019 Wishing Shelf Book Awards for Teen Fiction.
Honorable Mention for Young Adult Fiction in the 7th Annual Writer’s Digest Self-Published eBook Awards.
First Place Winner for Graphic Novel in the 2019 Royal Dragonfly Contest.
Honorable Mention Winner for Young Adult Fiction in the 2019 Royal Dragonfly Contest.
Honorable Mention Winner for Science Fiction/Fantasy in the 2019 Royal Dragonfly Contest.
2nd Place winner for YA Fiction of the 2018 BRMCWC Foundation Awards.

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F’lorna finds herself in a distant land, fighting to unlock memories buried deep within her. As sages and chieftains fight to claim her identity, she walks in a power that commands her to rise from the darkness.

F’lorna’s long lost friend Raecli battles thoughts of depression and wonders if life as a highborn Sand-shaper is worth living. However, hope finally arrives as a friendly traitor, and she embraces a purpose beyond her grandfather’s demand of marriage.

F’lorna’s family and friends unite as one to find and return what was lost, and hidden family secrets shake realities and expose higher callings.

It’s time for F’lorna to wake up. Destiny cries out!

Awards

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The tale of Laia, the Butterfly Princess, is a body image parable for children that inspires them to embrace the uniqueness of their design. Follow Laia as she explores unknown lands and finds friends who have body differences like her own. Laia’s continuing story encourages all children to discover diverse friends in unlikely places.

AWARDS

About This Book

The tale of Laia, the Butterfly Princess, is a body image parable for children inspiring them to appreciate the uniqueness of their design. Like many children, Laia was born with a distinct physical attribute, and she must learn to overcome fear and fly with confidence. Her continuing story encourages all children to embrace their “marks” from both birth and life.