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Sherlock Holmes: Stranger Than Fiction imagines the Great Detective receiving the most unique visitors ever to 221B Baker Street in 13 all-new stories.

In 1940, Private Raymond Bailey, a 21 year old Vauxhall motors apprentice, serving with the 1st Kensington Regiment, was captured in Northern France, becoming a Nazi prisoner of war. But he wouldn't remain one for long... The Longest Walk Home is the incredible account of his daring 2,000 mile...

Since the dawn of time, across almost every culture, there have been legends of shape-shifters. Men who turn into beasts and prey upon anyone unfortunate enough to cross their path. Of the shape-shifter tales, none invokes as much terror as the legend of the werewolf. The stories of men who become wolves persisted through the centuries from campfire folk tales to the modern age, where we are still thrilled and horrified by tales of bloodthirsty predators in our midst.

In a world full of noise, distraction, and uncertainty, prayer remains the lifeline that connects us to the heart of God. How to Pray: A Christian's Guide to Powerful and Purposeful Prayer is a clear, practical, and deeply biblical guide to help believers of all backgrounds grow in their communication with the Lord. Through ten thoughtfully crafted chapters, this book explores what prayer truly is, why it matters, and how to develop a life centered around it.

In The American Trajectory: Divine or Demonic?, David Ray Griffin traces the trajectory of the American empire from its founding through to the end of the 20th century. A prequel to Griffin's Bush and Cheney, this audiobook demonstrates with many examples the falsity of the claim for American exceptionalism, a secular version of the old idea that America has been divinely founded and guided.

Turning fifty can feel like standing at a crossroads—exhausted, stretched thin, and wondering who you’ve become. Halfway There is a collection of letters written to men navigating this exact journey: fathers, husbands, friends, and brothers who feel lost, tired, or uncertain about the road ahead. In these letters, you’ll find honesty about the weight of responsibility, the pressure of bills, the struggle to maintain identity, and the desire for purpose and adventure.

This collection of classic horror stories is sure to give you goose bumps, raise the hair on the back of your neck, and put some fright in your night. Includes Yours Truly, Jack the Ripper by Robert Bloch, Coin of the Realm by Charles L. Grant, Something Had to be Done by David Drake, The Graveyard Rats by Henry Kuttner, The Small Assassin by Ray Bradbury, Calling Card by Ramsey Campbell, The Words of Guru by C.M. Kornbluth, and Passengers by Robert Silverberg.

The House That Broke My Home: Based on a true story of child sexual abuse is a raw, courageous journey through a mother’s worst nightmare—and her relentless pursuit of healing, justice, and hope. When her children reveal the unthinkable betrayal by someone she trusted most—her father-in-law—everything changes. What was once a safe family home becomes the symbol of pain, silence, and devastation. But in the midst of grief, guilt, and unimaginable heartache, she refuses to let their story end in ruin.

Sherlock Holmes: Stranger than Truth is a collection of 13 brand new Sherlock Holmes mysteries featuring the Great Detective working side-by-side with such notable historical figures like P.T. Barnum, Theodore Roosevelt, Annie Oakley, Nellie Bly, Lord Kitchener, Joseph Merrick a.k.a. the Elephant Man, and more!

Managing a sales team is one of the most important and challenging positions in a company, and it requires a unique set of skills. Unfortunately, many sales managers spend much of their day putting out fires, and moving from problem to problem. Their days consist of an overwhelming number of activities, including responding to urgent requests from their bosses, resolving customer issues and complaints, and dealing with disgruntled employees.

Standing in the Gap is a deeply moving Christian fiction story about Harper, a quiet woman with a powerful calling—to pray. Through heartbreak, doubt, and silence, Harper discovers the unseen strength of intercessory prayer. As she learns to carry the burdens of others before God, she finds unexpected breakthroughs, healing, and a renewed sense of purpose. This intimate, first-person narrative invites listeners into the sacred space of standing in the gap—for family, for strangers, for a hurting world. Perfect for those longing to deepen their prayer life or rediscover hope in the waiting.

Are negative thoughts, doubt, or fear taking control of your mind? The Battle for Your Mind shows you how to capture every lie, replace it with God’s truth, and build daily habits of faith. Packed with Scripture, practical exercises, and spiritual strategies, this book equips you to walk confidently with the mind of Christ. Start renewing your thoughts today and experience victory, peace, and clarity like never before.

At fifty and beyond, life doesn’t end—it shifts. In From Halfway to Legacy: Letters About What Really Matters, bestselling author of Halfway There continues the conversation with men who feel weary, restless, or uncertain about what’s next. Through honest, heartfelt letters, he speaks to the struggles of midlife—regret, faith, family, loneliness, and purpose—while offering hope, wisdom, and courage for the years ahead. This is not a book about decline. It’s a guide to rediscovery, a reminder that your story isn’t finished, and a call to live with impact, dignity, and legacy.

When small-town preacher Austin Gold is confronted by a tormented man named Jordan, who claims to have committed the unforgivable sin, his once unshakable faith begins to crumble. As Austin delves deeper into the mystery of blasphemy against the Holy Spirit, he finds himself ensnared in a battle not only for Jordan's soul but for his own. Haunted by doubt, spiritual silence, and a growing fear that some doors truly do close forever, Austin is forced to confront the very nature of grace and redemption.

Discipline: Mastery of Self confronts the areas where men most often compromise—habits, sexual integrity, self-control, obedience, and endurance under pressure. This is not a devotional and not a motivational listen. It is a call to formation. This book exposes the conflict between flesh and Spirit and names, without euphemism, how indulgence, secrecy, and passivity erode authority. It challenges the misuse of "grace" as permission to remain undisciplined and reclaims grace as the power to change.

This is not a book for comfortable Christians. The Iron & Fire Series is written for men who are tired of drifting, tired of weak faith, and tired of a version of Christianity that demands nothing and produces nothing. Men are not lacking information. They are lacking formation. This book does not ask how you feel. It asks who you obey. Forged: Identity Under Authority confronts the root issues most men avoid.

Fractured Minds: The Mental Health Crisis of a Generation exposes the rising wave of anxiety, depression, and burnout that has reshaped America over the past fifteen years. Drawing on research, real-life stories, and cultural analysis, this book reveals how technology, stigma, the pandemic, and shifting generational values have fueled a nationwide mental health emergency. Yet beyond the crisis, it offers a vision of resilience, innovation, and hope.

Beyond the Pain tells the powerful journey of Morgan, a young woman who struggles to heal from the trauma of mental and sexual abuse by a beloved family member.

The signal didn’t stop when Soren vanished. It evolved. Months after the memory storm that shattered Grenton Hollow, Elsie Harrow awakens to a new resonance pulsing beneath the town’s surface—a deeper broadcast that isn't just heard, but felt. As silence spreads and strange echoes resurface in the static zones, she is drawn to a mysterious underground chamber lined with forgotten radios and voices that were never meant to return.

“In whose name should we be baptized?” It’s one of the most debated questions in modern Christianity. In In Whose Name: The Biblical Truth About Baptism and the Godhead, Dave Ray boldly confronts the confusion surrounding baptism and exposes the growing deception of Oneness theology. Using Scripture as his foundation, Ray shows that Jesus Christ is not the Father or the Spirit—but the Son, eternally one with both. From the Great Commission to the Book of Acts, this book reveals the unity of God’s Word and the harmony of the Triune Godhead.