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"Opens doors to richer, more connected relationships by naming the elephant in the room 'Childhood Emotional Neglect'" (Harville Hendrix, PhD & Helen Lakelly Hunt, PhD, authors of the New York Times bestseller Getting the... See More
In one of the biggest religion news stories of the new millennium, the Associated Press announced that Professor Antony Flew, the world's leading atheist, now believes in God. Flew is a pioneer for modern atheism. His... See More
We live in a broken world. And the gospel is how God puts broken people back together again. Once we repent and believe in Jesus, God's Spirit helps us recover and pursue His design. God is the one who created the world and... See More
On a fall afternoon in 1983, in an upscale Dallas suburb, Rozanne Gailiunas was found stripped, bound to her bed, and shot through the skull. Her four-year-old son has been napping peacefully in the next room when she was... See More
The sequel to Kate Locke's spectacular Immortal Empire series that began in God Save the Queen. Xandra Vardan is the newly crowned Goblin Queen of England. But her complicated life is by no means over. There are the... See More
Why are we in such a financial mess today? There are lots of proximate causes: over-leverage, global imbalances, bad financial technology that lead to widespread underestimation of risk. But these are all symptoms. Until we... See More
"A fresh, revelatory, golden eagle's eye-view of western literature." -- Financial Times Early in Grammars of Creation, George Steiner references Plato's maxim that in "all things natural and human, the origin is the most... See More
Charlie is in big trouble Dangeroos, Mimics, Netherstalkers, and worse are everywhere, and the danger to our world has never been greater. The Named have succeeded in summoning the Queen of Nightmares, a villain so terrible... See More
Danger fuels the fire between a cold Scottish laird and his sister's feisty friend in this Regency romance by the award-winning author of Sinfully Yours. Proper young ladies of the ton -- especially ones who have very small... See More
"A smoking hot story with a sexy Greek hunk and an independent, intelligent woman going against the odds of an impossible relationship." -- Fresh Fiction Thrust into the limelight, child star Cassandra Baker timidly... See More
A "compelling" history of German cultural and intellectual development from 1750 to the twentieth century (Financial Times). From the end of the Baroque era and the death of Bach to the rise of Hitler, Germany was... See More
A century ago, outsiders saw China as a place where nothing ever changes. Today the country has become one of the most dynamic regions on earth. In Oracle Bones, Peter Hessler explores the human side of China's... See More
The New York Times-bestselling author "leads you a journey that will make you question what you think you know about heaven and the afterlife" (John Edward, host of Crossing Over). From a very young age James Van Praagh was... See More
Return to Virga, a bubble universe artificially separated from our own future universe, and the setting ofSun of Suns and Queen of Candesce. Chaison Fanning, the admiral of a fleet of warships, has been captured and... See More
An "extraordinary" look at the stubborn problem of human waste disposal: "Among the best nonfiction books of the new millennium." -- The New York Times Acclaimed as "valuable and often entertaining" (Los Angeles Times), The... See More
The Gospel of Mark offers a unique look at the life of Christ and documents the ministry and miracles of Jesus that firmly established Him as God's Son. This insightful study takes an in-depth look at Christ's character and... See More
"An edge-of-the-seat yarn about an aging nuclear submarine on a secret mission to Russian waters" by a New York Times-bestselling master of military action (Publishers Weekly). The USSMemphis, a dilapidated submarine that... See More
How did the early church grow so quickly? How can we replicate that success today? The early church gives us the perfect example of how a small group of committed Christians can affect their communities and change... See More
For Rachel Parker, covering the San Francisco Goliaths is the perfect opportunity to launch her career as a serious reporter. But she didn't bargain on Bryce Baxter, the team's star shortstop, tempting her more... See More
Set against the backdrop of the Nazi occupation of World War II, The Hôtel on Place Vendôme is the captivating history of Paris's world-famous Hôtel Ritz -- a breathtaking tale of glamour, opulence, and celebrity... See More
What happens in Aspen is definitely not staying in Aspen... A girls' trip to Aspen was exactly what Shay needed to forget about her toxic ex-boyfriend. She's got her girls, pristine slopes for skiing, and hot guys... See More
At the Hour Between Dog and Wolf is the story of a twelve-year-old Parisian Jewish girl in World War II France, living "in hiding" as a Catholic orphan with a family in a small village. When Danielle Marton's father is... See More
Outreach Resource of the Year The Gospel Coalition Book Award What does it mean to be an analog church in a digital age? In recent decades the digital world has taken over our society at nearly every level, and the church... See More
Los Angeles Times Book Prize Finalist: A "compelling chronicle" of the science, politics, and business of blood (The Wall Street Journal). Blood carries life, yet the sight of it makes people faint. It is a waste product... See More
A collection of previously untranslated stories from a master of twentieth-century Austrian literature, Thomas Bernhard. "The cold increases with the clarity," said Thomas Bernhard while accepting a major literary prize in... See More
The Mourner is a story of convergence -- of cultures and of guys with guns. Hot on the trail of a statue stolen from a fifteenth-century French tomb, Parker enters a world of eccentric art collectors, greedy foreign... See More
National Book Award Finalist: An account of the disease that ravaged eighteenth-century Philadelphia, written and illustrated for young readers. 1793, Philadelphia: The nation's capital and the largest city in North... See More
A baffling mystery sets an FBI agent on a dangerous path... Park rangers are puzzled when a child is found wandering alone in the middle of a forest near Seattle. Stranger still, he speaks a peculiar language that sounds... See More
Weird, wild, and little-known facts about long-lost empires from the New York Times-bestselling author... • To fight off Roman ships in 300 BC, Carthaginians catapulted live snakes at them • The Athenian lawmaker... See More
? Valentine's Day at the castle! ? She plays matchmaker to others, but never expected to fall for the least-likely match for herself. The Matchmaker: Lady Philippa Willoughby is known for hosting many gatherings and... See More
