The case she didn’t need. The client she didn’t want. The trial she couldn’t win.

Fresh off her single-handed defense against alien adversaries in a galactic courtroom, Maxine Justice discovers that saving the Earth is not enough to earn a hero’s welcome back home. Once again broke and now looking for revenge, her return to night court as a public defender takes an immediate detour when she’s tasked with defending a Therapod murder suspect.

The case drags her into the quirky theories of her new client, Father Gilbert Barthes, and the corrupt underbelly of corporate robotics. As her defense takes on global significance, Maxine lands squarely in the crosshairs of new enemies determined to conceal their plans for acquiring the planet. Worse, her probably guilty client may be the only one who can expose what’s really happening.

Stripped of all credibility and most of her friends, can Maxine find some way to save humanity when the world is bent on self-destruction? Or will Earth finally succumb to the most unlikely deception?

Enclave Escape presents Maxine Justice: Public Offender by Daniel Schwabauer (sequel to Maxine Justice: Galactic Attorney). Available Nov. 4 wherever fantastic books are sold. Ask for it at your favorite bookseller or your local library, or order it online at Amazon or EnclavePublishingStore.com.

Also available as an audiobook from Oasis Audio.

• Amazon: hardcover, digital, audiobook
• Enclave Publishing Store: hardcover for 20% off

Oasis Family Media houses Oasis Audio, a leading publisher of inspirational and family-friendly audiobooks for adults and children. The Oasis catalog includes more than 1,200 titles, adding 175 new audiobooks annually—from popular children’s series to romance and suspense fiction to business and self-help titles.

Oasis Family Media owns Enclave Publishing and Oasis Audio as well as the new imprint Sky Turtle Press.

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Looking for a fantasy your young reader won’t want to put down—and you’ll actually feel good about them reading?

In A Faie Tale, magical creatures have revealed themselves and claimed the world as their own.

Floating cities hang in the skies, faie lords govern the earth, and one law binds mankind: no human may wield magic.

When twelve-year-old Isla Cosgrave’s outlawed power awakens, she’s thrust into a conflict that spans faie queens, dwarves, and human outcasts—each with secrets of their own.

Isla may be the key to uncovering the truth… and shaping the future of both worlds.

A Faie Tale—spelled F-A-I-E—by Vince Mancuso is available now on Amazon.

Also by Vince Mancuso

What if the heroes of old walked among us today?

In the story of Jabin Kainos, one young man discovers he has extraordinary abilities locked away in his DNA—and he isn’t alone.

Set in an America rebuilding from its second civil war, the Jabin Kainos trilogy blends superhero action with dark conspiracies. As Jabin and his team grow in their abilities, they also learn that the legends of yesterday had monsters to match their heroes.

With each book, the stakes grow higher. Loyalty is tested. Sacrifices are made. And Jabin must discover which defines a hero more: their past or their future.

Experience the Jabin Kainos trilogy, where tomorrow’s technology meets yesterday’s legends. It’s perfect for the whole family and is available now on Amazon.com.

• Amazon: digital, hardcover, paperback
• author page for Vince Mancuso on Amazon

Parents often feel at a loss with popular culture and how it fits in with their families. They want to love their children well, but it can be overwhelming to navigate the murky waters of television, movies, games, and more that their kids are exposed to every day.

Popular culture doesn’t have to be a burden. The Pop Culture Parent equips mothers, fathers, and guardians to build relationships with their children by entering into their popular culture-informed worlds, understanding them biblically, and passing on wisdom.

This resource by authors Jared Moore, E. Stephen Burnett, and Ted Turnau provides Scripture-based, practical help for parents to enjoy the messy gift of popular culture with their kids. By engaging with their children’s interests, parents can explore culture while teaching their children to become missionaries in a post-Christian world.

• The Pop Culture Parent paperback at Amazon