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A great read for young and old alike. He really packs a punch in the first four chapters, then gives his heart's belief as he brings in strong biblical stories." -- Tim Mills "This book is very well written and very easy to understand.... I've read MANY spiritual growth books, however, this book is at the top of my 'BEST' list! I HIGHLY recommend it for all ages!!" -- Denise Dunham

Sorcha is not from this world. Sent to Earth to do the gods' bidding, Sorcha quickly finds herself wrapped up in court intrigue as the evil King Razan begins to take away Fae freedoms one by one. And her dangerous attraction to his son, Prince Kartix, just might be the end of her. Together with the help of her loyal friends, she sets plans in motion to overthrow the king before time runs out. In a fantastical world where magik is the enemy, yo...

Timeless homage to his growing space.... Woods, plants, and meandering expatiation are intertwined in his poetry, such that we might join him on his journey in search of a world for his words.... Nate Crew examines all the clues left by his own experiences, war, peace, life, love and death, so that the reader too may grasp a little better their own sense of place." -Haydn Tiago de Azevedo Mafra Jones, PhD, Chairman, Department of Foreign La...

The poet gauges time / like an hourglass, / broken but still standing. / How beguilingly seductive / beauty once beckoned. / Now she retreats, / returns to her forested sanctuary, / avoiding the impassioned stares / of so many hidden faces....

This is a book of the poetry of Nate Crew of North Carolina, written from early 2021 through early 2022. Pain, pleasure, and the healing power of the soil are recurring themes throughout these verses.

In February of 1985, he began to study the Bible in search of the truth of the Word of God. Along the way, he was involved in evangelistic ministries such as The Great Commission ministry, The Word Ministry Fellowship, Campus Crusade, and now The First Good News Evangelistic Ministry. He is currently a Sunday School teacher at Rockfish Church in Raeford, North Carolina. A. Cameron Jackson is a graduate of University of Mount Olive with a de...

Ethan's grandfather is a war veteran. One day, Ethan comes home from school with a lot on his mind, and asks Grampa some questions. History and imagination flow colorfully through their talk. Grampa gives Ethan a lot more to think about.

Fiddlestix the cat has a wonderful time every day. He likes his life just the way it is. Nothing needs to change. But at night, he gets scared. Some kind of mysterious creature is prowling around the house. Tonight, Fiddlestix finds out about that scary creature in the dark.

Clara escapes from the big city to get her head straight. The Himalayas in all their majesty and solidity beckon. Obligations and duties press in on her, but she finds a retreat in her mountain house. Place and atmosphere are key elements in this retelling of the eternal human odyssey. Solitude juxtaposes with friendly bonding up here. Clara meets a host of characters, each also attempting to find their way. In a moving mosaic of color and emo...

These lines came from dirt. More specifically, from a dirty man's time spent working the soil of a North Carolina orchard.Some clumps of dirt are inconceivably full of life. Others are lighter. Their smells range from harsh to fragrant to bland. In its own way, each is natural. Each clod of good earth has a meaningful role to play. Whether such meanings can be grasped, appreciated, or assigned a purpose... well, that's the eternal question, is...

This is a unique story to help guide children through social acceptance and the acceptance of themselves, "to feel very comfortable in their skin." Farmer Primfill and Mrs. Primfill enjoy harvesting and preparing their fruits and vegetables. But sometimes an individual fruit or vegetable doesn't quite fit in with the group it's expected to. The answer is understanding, acceptance, and love.