In 17th century Japan, a battle between the shoguns and the Lees raged for a lengthy period of time. The shoguns wanted the Lees to come join their elite army, but the Lees remained neutral and peaceful people. After much harassing, the husband and wife became supreme warriors. The Lees began killing whatever shoguns threatened them. After a particularly violent, gruesome battle with the shoguns, the Lees disappeared into the Oakla Mountains for about twenty years . The mastermind, an ancient wizard siding with the shoguns, commanded what was left of the shoguns to patrol the mountains of Oakla trying to find the Lees. Decades would pass. In those twenty long years, the Lees raised a son who would become known as “the Master.” Phenomenal genetics would breed an individual who became a far better warrior and stronger fighter then both of his parents put together. In the Master’s infantile years, the mother and father went up on the mountains of Oakla, similar to Moses’ summoning of God, where they asked their God for a sacrifice. He answered, and in return of this sacrifice, he would give their extraordinary son, the Master, the power of immortality in the form of Five Scrolls of Terror. Their God asked for the skin from their baby’s head, a threatening request, but would ultimately create a child who would grow into that of the Master: the Skulled Warrior.  As the Lees returned from Oakla on that twentieth or so year, they got ambushed and killed—an attack decades in the making. When the Master found the bodies of his parents, he naturally flew into a blind rage and killed many shoguns, slaughtering anyone who stood in his way. As he battled on Oakla Mountain, his scrolls disappeared off the mountain and were never seen again. As the Master went to the end of Oakla searching for the ancient wizard for retribution, he came across an ancient hut, and inevitably the wizard and the Master did battle. The Master would ultimately kill the wizard, but he would put a curse on the Master that would remain with the Master for nearly four hundred years. As the Master’s statue, which in reality was the curse turning him to stone, was moved by cult followers and believers, it eventually found its way to New Amsterdam, which as we know, would evolve into present-day New York City. An adventure unfolds as the Master awakens after a four-hundred-year slumber, masked as a mysterious piece of art, to deal with our current world as we know it. And so begins The Dark Legend of The Foreigner.

The Dark Legend of the Foreigner

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Destefano, Frank

Fantasy

LifeRich Publishing

Eat Your Colors!

Eat Your Colors! identifies two important food groups in a fun and educational way. We need family-friendly ways to encourage children to eat healthy and Eat Your Colors! is a creative way to do that -Mary Ann Hammerle, RD, LD, pediatric clinical dietitian, Texas Children's Hospital Every parent knows that convincing young children to eat their fruits and vegetables is no easy task. Created by an educator and mother, Eat Your Colors! offers a captivating, vibrant way to teach children about colors and foods that are good to eat. Through the use of fun rhymes and brightly colored pictures of foods, Terry Harris shows children all the benefits of eating healthy, delicious foods while teaching them about colors. From green lettuce and white cauliflower to yellow grapefruit and red apples, Harris introduces little ones to a variety of fruit and vegetable options sure to tempt even the pickiest of palates. Also included are interactive exercises that encourage children to identify healthy options. Eat Your Colors! is a children's book that playfully guides little ones to good food choices through bright colors and fun rhymes. "An excellent learning tool for young children" -Martha Jenkins, educator

Harris, Terry

Children's Books

Rebecca's Soliloquy: A True Story

Rebecca Moffatt finds a wounded Union officer on her family's farm and nurses him back to health-not too remarkable, except that her husband is a Confederate officer away at war! Little does she know that her actions will set into motion a series of events that will see her making a journey of over 250 miles from Obion County, Tennessee, to St. Louis, Missouri. She travels mostly on foot with an older couple who were former slaves on the farm, an old horse, and a two-wheeled dogcart. Her mission is to get her wounded husband out of prison camp there and bring him home. But at what cost? Though there are many volumes of well-documented facts about the Civil War, there are untold thousands of stories of individual struggles and courage of that time. Most are lost to history, but this one has survived, the story being told orally from generation to generation. This true story of grim determination, courage, and the strength of the bonds of love is so compelling that it has survived to be told 150 years later.

Rebecca?s Soliloquy: A True Story

History

Adams, Roberta Nee Nee

World

Colorful Food for the Soulis part of an evolving effort to create straightforward recipes that nourish the body and soul. Cooking with color is an excellent way to unleash your creativity and amp up your nutrition intake. To make your experience while using this book more satisfying, I emphasize recipes that engage multiple senses. On a rough day, there is nothing more satisfying than slapping around some bread dough, watching it rise, smelling it bake, and tasting that warm, yeasty goodness right out of the oven! My over-arching goal is to inspire you to cook more, and add your own stamp of creativity to recipes, so that the experience of creating tasty and nutritious food becomes uniquely yours. On some recipes you'll see ideas submitted by friends of mine who were recipe testers for this book. Throughout the book you will find these icons which will enhance your experience:  Here's one idea; make it your own! historical or cultural factoid calorie-wise nutrient-rich time-saving

Colorful Food for the Soul: Recipes That Nourish the Body and Engage the Spirit

Freeman, Lucinda

Cookbooks, Food & Wine

Such Great Recipes

“Evelyn is an outstanding cook. Her food and presentation is always impressive. She was our first choice to cater both rehearsal dinners for our sons’ recent weddings. As we expected, our guests raved. Trust Evelyn for tasty recipes with guaranteed results!”―[Mayor] Scott & Ellen Korthuis, Lynden, Washington“Over the past few years, I have had the privilege of enjoying a wide variety of amazing dishes prepared by Evelyn. Fortunately, I teach nearby where she conducts her cooking classes, so I’ve been treated to dozens of culinary delights created by Mrs. Hoefakker and her students. I have also been lucky enough to attend several functions catered by Evelyn, and the food is always perfectly prepared, wonderfully presented, and packed full of flavor! Now if I could only convince her to become my personal chef, I’d have it made!”―Scott Noteboom, Teacher“Evelyn and good food go hand-in-hand! From catering formal events to whipping up a quick snack she always has something amazing and delicious! She’s my go to girl whenever I need an idea for an appetizer for a social event or just some inspiration for something simple yet tasty. I am excited to see all her fabulous recipes and helpful tips all in one place!”―Julaine Groeneveld, sister and friend

Evelyn Hoefakker

After a devastating car accident that killed his wife, Yvonne, and left author Bill Fisher severely wounded, he realized that this time, his life had just been spared from death for the ninth time. In When God Stepped In, Fisher shares how his life has been punctuated with a series of miraculous acts of the Lord. In this memoir, he narrates a series of encounters that have confirmed his faith in the power of God including healings, rescues, protection, shield, and provision. Fisher tells how God has allowed him to get into many unexpected, dangerous situations throughout his life and then has rescued him in often spectacular ways. Praise for When God Stepped In "It would seem almost impossible for all of these incidents to have taken place in the life of one man. However, I have known the author for many years, and they did!" -John Barkman, Pastor, Missionary, Christian Missionary Alliance "A must-read, especially if you have any doubt that God heals today. The personal stories Bill tells of God's involvement in his life-healing, rescuing, restoring-clearly demonstrate that God cares about every part of your life. Bill is very honest about his own life and failings, which is refreshing." -Mike Evans, Founder, Director, Wholeness Ministries "This book adds strength to my personal journey through life ... It will do the same for you." -Dr. Noble W. Scroggins, Former Director Christian Counseling, Billy Graham Evangelistic Association

When God Stepped In: 51 Encounters that Showed Me God is Real and I Can Trust in Him

Biographies & Memoirs

Fisher, Bill

Leaders & Notable People

Buddy and the Instruments Escape to New York City is a fun and adventurous series book that incorporates musical-themed characters to show children you don't have to look similar to be connected with one another.   The book follows a group of dysfunctional instruments as they escape an abandoned warehouse with hopes of traveling to New York City. Each character has his or her own unique personality which makes their journey humorous-but also frustrating at times.  Will the band stick together or get lost as they enter the busy streets of New York City?

Buddy and the Instruments Escape to New York City

Literature & Fiction

Thompson, Isaac

Action & Adventure

Pax Romana: The Rise of Seren tells the story of a pilot, Captain Mark Knutson, who flies patrol missions over the Mediterranean Sea for EuroSecure. He lives in a futuristic Rome, a city with a plasma energy dome and a mix of classical and ultra-modern architecture, including 200-story megabuildings. His is a story of the most advanced technology and weaponry, of holograms and imminent revolution, of cloaking technology and drug enhancements, and of heartache and a second chance at love. After breaking things off with Angela, a stunning Italian blonde who is an obsessive follower of quasi-religious fringe groups, Mark meets the lovely and talented Dominique Lécuyer, a French media-assistant for EuroSecure. Angela, meanwhile, has become a disciple of the mysterious Seren, whose supernatural powers are growing daily.

Pax Romana: The Rise of Seren

Thomas, Michael

Science Fiction

My youngest son, Sam, hands me a DVD converted from a video recording taken years ago. Apprehensive, I slide it into a laptop and watch the scene from my past come to life. After viewing only part of it, he exits to do homework, pauses, and quips, “What happened to you, Mom?” Time suspends as I search for a reply. “Life … life happened, Sam—a lot of life. Like your dad dying and you and I ending up with a genetic disorder. Muscle biopsies, spinal taps, surgeries, you know. Crazy stuff happened.” He looks my way only somewhat understanding. His seventeen-year-old, senior-in-high-school self tries on my explanation, but it doesn’t quite fit. He can’t give in so why should I? 
He continues up the stairs and I stand alone. Alone with the reality that the hard stuff is winning. That I caved under the pressure. That my tall, blond-haired, blue-eyed son knows who I was, compared to who I am.

The Great Undoing and My Journey Home

Davis, Susan Schreer

Memoirs

"I sat at my chair at the table, and my mom brought me my plate. It was filled with all the foods I liked but ... then I saw that." Picky eaters will laugh, and parents will relate as an everyday dinnertime experience unfolds. Written from a child's point of view, readers will delight in the narrator's dinnertime tactics. Read on to find out ... will he try that?

I'm not going to eat that!

PEARSON, Kevin

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