When Katie McAllister, a pious young woman, finds herself at redemption's crossroads where a deep-seated hatred forces her to bring retribution with no peace, her faith is tried as she fights against bitterness and unrelenting anger. An evil man, working in the shadow, crafting despair, feeding off the acrid stream of fear, and causing a miscarriage of backwoods injustice, brings her to a place where letting go the desire for earthly justice does not come easily. Luke McCoy, a good and devout young man, risks it all to save Katie from the demise instigated by the men sent to destroy McAllister's Lane. Does Katie allow his love to help break the shackles of bitterness and the clutches of hatred? Will she leave her beloved county home to begin a new life with Luke? Within the pages of book 1 of the "River's Trilogy", The River's Edge, lies a story of love and hatred, regret and forgiveness, faith and consequences: an altogether human story.

The River's Edge

Literature & Fiction

Jakes, J.G.

Genre Fiction

Xulon Pr

In this follow-up to his previous book, Pace Tales: How It Might Have Been, author Dale K. Pace returns with twenty new short stories that explore characters briefly mentioned in the book of Acts, imagining what their experiences were like. More Pace Tales: How It Might Have Been follows New Testament characters who interacted with the disciples and apostles, rubbing elbows with men like Peter and Paul, and include people from different social classes and religious backgrounds as they go about life in ancient times. Melding fact with fiction, Pace includes historical background information in notes following each story, as well as specific references to where the characters are mentioned in the Bible. Come along on the journey as Jews and Gentiles alike interact with believers, known as followers of the Way, who share the good news of Christ and the power of the Holy Spirit with those they encounter.

More Pace Tales: How It Might Have Been

Pace, Dale K

Short Stories & Anthologies

From Sinking Sand

Religion & Spirituality

Lenski, Marsha

Christian Books & Bibles

No Stones: Women Redeemed from Sexual Shame

Biographies & Memoirs

Ferree, Marnie C.

Leaders & Notable People

erry is the story of Angelo, an Italian immigrant. He's not a stranger, because he is everyone's grandfather; those men of honor who we affectionately and reverently called, "The Old Man." Ferry chronicles "a day in the life" of a handful of New Yorkers. But it is more than this Ferry captures a season in America, when a person's integrity could not be bartered or compromised; a time when men and women would die before they would dishonor their family name! David Mercaldo is America's new storyteller!

Ferry: A Novel

Mercaldo, David

With many evangelical churches being subscribed to pragmatic rather than scriptural patterns for worship this book calls for the Church to return to its scriptural roots.

This Little Church Went to Market: The Church in the Age of Entertainment

History

Gilley, Gary E.

World

Apostolic Advice

Polis, John

Dead Men Walking brings the reader a personal invitation to embrace a revelation of knowledge that when we align with God's plan and dare to believe, we will be totally transformed.Changing priorities is a necessary step for us all. We must die to self, embracing Him in all we do. In Dead Men Walking, Vickie Faurie takes theory and translates it into practical, timely wisdom. Drawn extensively from Scripture, Dead Men Walking leads the reader to: <ul><li>admit a need for God <li>submit to His Word in all areas of life, crucifying the flesh<li>commit to follow Him, no matter where He leads.</ul>Dead Men Walking takes us away from our comfort zones, and helps us become free of sin and enter into a new relationship with Christ.About the author: Vickie Faurie was born in Waukegan, Illinois, and has been serving the Lord since the age of eight. As a child her limbs were crippled and the doctors had given up on her. Vickie was miraculously healed by God's supernatural touch at a Kathryn Kuhlman service in Chicago. She has appeared on The Harvest Show and Sid Roth's television show, It's Supernatural. Vickie and her husband, Gary, travel and speak at various churches, are the founders of Life Touch Ministries, and resides in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma.

Dead Men Walking: How to Die to Self

Faurie, Vickie

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Hands That Break...Hands That Heal

Kaschak, Gary

Worship & Devotion

Submission: Impossible : The Controversy, the Criteria, the Counterfeits, and the Clout

Smith, Laura Harris

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