Some of Our Books —

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  Grateful Life: Uniform Poems

  by Cynthia Sharp

  Freedom of ideas goes beyond any structure that tries to contain it, as is true in this book of structured poetry. This is perhaps a new form of poetry, which the author calls "uniform poetry." These poems have a counted-letter structure. The poetic structure of this unique form of poetry calls for uniformity--the number of poetic lines, as well as the letters in each poetic line, always correspond to the poem's number. [more]
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  The Second Coming of Carrie Rogers

  by Barbara Keating

  For most of her life, Carrie Rogers has measured her worth by what everyone expected of her. She had a mental checklist: dutiful daughter, faithful wife, adoring mother, responsible employee ... She did it all and did it well.  Now, at forty-three, with her marriage shattered, she’s done her stint as the good girl. Now she has her shot at bringing her dreams to reality and will go to any length to make this new life begin.  [more]
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  The Resilient Thistle — Coming May 2018

  by Pat Gemmiti

   The Resilient Thistle is inspired by the true story of 5,000 bloody forgotten Scotsmen taken as prisoners-of-war in 1650 by Oliver Cromwell at the Battle of Dunbar.Daniel MacDhughill, Robert Junkins, Alexander Maxwell and [more]
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  Decades

  by Sondra Briggs

  Sondra Briggs’ tells her history and life in decade intervals. Decades is a compilation of stories about foundations and family, dreams and difficulties, willpower and work. Sondra has at times seen amazing successes in her life, and at other times experienced its trials—including being divorced, broke, in debt, and with a house in foreclosure. Life’s setbacks were not permanent but became Sondra’s stepping stones to future sucesses. [more]
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  Simple Bible Commentary: Philippians

  by Pastor Rick Soto

  Simple Bible Commentary is devoted to lifting up Jesus. Rick Soto’s writing style is clear, easy to read, and full of thoughtful conviction. The verse-by-verse, transformational study looks at the depth Philippians has to offer. The Bible was not written for academics but for God’s people, given as a gift, helping them to love, worship and enjoy him. Simple things have depth and roots; they are true, often in the most obvious way. To simply enjoy the Word simply is not to err in theology, history or any other academic discipline, but to value most what God values. The Book of Philippians is a classic example of that idea. [more]
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  Jesus Take the Wheel

  by Harret Ruby Roberts

  Harriet, the oldest of fourteen children in a Catholic family, grew up in the idyllic town of Santa Barbara, California. At her first high school sophomore dance, Harriet met her one and only, Chuck Roberts, and fell in love at first sight. After four children and forty-four happy years of marriage, they were shaken to the core by the diagnosis of Chuck’s stomach cancer. From that day on, Harriet found solace in writing nightly emails. Recounting the efforts and effects on her family, Ruby was able to release each day’s events in order to gather strength to face the next battle. This is the story of those five months.   [more]