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Just when high-achieving Australian medical student Claire Samson thinks Christmas will be unbearable, a steam train straight out of Platform 9 ¾ appears … a train invisible to all but Claire.
Christmas on the Goblin Express by J. J. Fischer offers a delightful and poignant ride dashed with popular film and fiction references.
Connected by the past, but forced apart in the present, Noelle and Dante must discover the truth about the Firefly and Vestiges before they lose all hope—and each other—for good.
Sara Ella’s new fantasy Glass Across the Sea reflects an enchanting parable of light illuminating darkness, leading to forgiveness and redemption.
After escaping Gehenna, Prince Arnion officially begins courting Acadia, but matters are complicated by a wave of violence sweeping across Elorah and the demons of Acadia’s past she’ll do anything to keep buried.
General Zerrah must unite uneasy allies of lions and Hooni’i to resist the Rauthlin’s burning rebellion as Elyon’s fallen barriers unleash war, jealousy, and destiny across a world unbound.
The day to open the centuries-old Dome gates and reintegrate genetically engineered people back into normal society has arrived. There’s one caveat—their powers must remain suppressed.
S. D. Grimm’s new coming-of-age story is compelling science fiction, taking readers into a fascinating yet troubled world.
Braedon Lewis is unwittingly pulled through a mysterious portal and transported two hundred years into the future, in an exotic, underground world inhabited by other humans.
Together, Rigan and the prince will rid the Twin Kingdoms of the Shro Khan: deadly, mind-controlling monsters that terrorize the people on sand and at sea.
J. J. Fischer’s new novel is an action-filled journey inspired by the tale of Pocahontas with slow-burning romance as enemies become lovers.
When the crier stone guiding her mission only shows her fragmented steps, Juniper will need more than the stone around her neck and a halfhearted promise to make it out alive.
Lyndsey Lewellen’s sequel explores themes of being a missionary while still feeling angry at the people God has called us to serve.