Quilt-shop owner Alex follows a velvet envelope’s clues into Cold War secrets, a vanished man, and small-town danger—teaming with friends, a biscuit-motivated dog, and faith to find the truth.

The Mirror at the End of the World explores how dystopian fiction inspires real-world prepping, blending reporting, science, and philosophy to argue imagining collapse can be practical, moral, and hopeful.

An anthropological study of progressive Catholics reconciling faith and reason—navigating tradition and secularism—to reshape religious practice and public ethics; ideal for readers of religion, sociology, and church reform.

Raw, irreverent memoir of a burned-out corporate mom whose vivid spiritual awakening turns her into an evidential medium—guiding women through reclaiming intuition, power, and a life that finally fits.

Honest Christian book about unanswered prayer, chronic suffering, and fractured faith—personal testimony, Scripture-based reflections, and practical rhythms to rebuild trust, find meaning, and keep walking with God.