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The battle between good and evil continues to rage as Drakkon vows revenge. In Guardians of the Mortal Realm, Tor is safely hidden in a secret location, healing from both physical and emotional wounds. Marcy searches for her friend, Mathilde, determined to save her from the reach of hell. Kraal has been ordered to do what he can to sabotage Tor by any means necessary. As the three of them pursue their own path to healing and freedom, a new enemy comes knocking at their door, and none of them are prepared for the fight. Marcy, Tor, and Kraal are all fighting battles to save themselves and those they love. When their battles intersect, they must learn to work together to beat their ultimate enemy.

Summer is ending, and winter will rule the land. In Lagatha's Curse, an ancient tree, Shashra, separates two cursed tribes by summer and winter. When seventeen-year-old Dantel, of the summer Lagaths, crosses the river to explore the forbidden mountain, he finds a red stone on a woven cord. The stone burns him, which ignites a passion to find out what it is, and who it belongs to. He eventually comes face-to-face with a girl from the winter Lagaths. She comes for the stone, for it is her life force.Dantel is compelled to save her life. Together, they uncover answers about their two tribes and the curse that binds them all. Determined to end the curse and bring their tribes together, the duo venture into the unknown, as they learn of a powerful enchanter who controls Shashra. To free their tribes, they must travel to Shashra and confront Rulyen, the evil enchanter holding the strings.Their mission is difficult, and their options are few. Will they prevail, or will the evil Rulyen have the last word? Lagatha's Curse is a fantastical adventure sure to please the teen reader!

Two Cultures. One God. The world's culture tells us that "If it feels good, do it," while the Bible cautions that this type of thinking is unwise. The world's culture tells us to promote ourselves and our pursuits even if it means stepping over others, while the Bible says that there is a cross to carry and people to love. Two ways of thinking, but only one of them will bring revival to the church.In Worldly Culture in a Holy Church, Janice Broyles dives into the differences between worldly culture and the culture of God's church and presents Biblical reasons why these two world views should not mix. Specific sins are discussed as areas of concern. These include apathy, idolatry, gluttony, pride, self-centeredness, and jealousy, among others. There is hope for today's church, and it starts with each of us choosing to rid ourselves of the world's culture and choosing Jesus instead.

The invitation is for whosoever will...With so many brands of Christianity, we often lose sight of the necessary steps to salvation. For anyone seeking the way into the kingdom of God, Entering the Kingdom provides a spiritual roadmap through the book of Acts. Entering the Kingdom examines the early church in the book of Acts and shares the keys to truly entering into all God has for us. It is a call to delve further into Scripture to make sure we are aligned to God's purpose for our lives, including the crucial steps to salvation.

In The King's Inquisitor, book two of the Stuart Monarch series, the queen of Scotland is dead. Her almoner's son, William Broune, has fulfilled his father's wish that he should serve the king, James VI, at court. William finds himself caught between loyalty to the king or loyalty to his conscience. As William is forced to serve as the king's inquisitor in the North Berwick witch trials, he must make a decision. Will he do what the king asks, and earn the wife, title, and prestige he has always desired, or will he let a bold Scottish lass influence him to follow his heart and do the right thing? If William doesn't make the right choice, he may be among the accused.

Sometimes loyalty to the queen comes at a cost.In The Queen''s Almoner, Thomas Broune is a Reformer and childhood friend of the young queen, Mary Stuart. When Mary embarks on a new life in her estranged homeland of Scotland, Thomas is there to greet her and offer his renewed friendship. But the long-time friends grow closer, and Thomas realizes his innocent friendship has grown into something more. Yet he is a man of the cloth. Mary is the queen of the Scots. Both of them have obligations of an overwhelming magnitude; he to his conscience and she to her throne.When he must choose between loyalty to his queen or his quiet life away from her court, he finds that the choice comes at a high price. Driven by a sense of obligation to protect those he loves, and crippled by his inability to do so, Thomas must come to terms with the choices he has made and find a peace that will finally lay his failures to rest.