Just A Little Orange Light

Out for a day’s adventure exploring the dry bed of Lake Travis in Austin, Texas, two young boys stumble upon a skeleton. It might be all that remains of a fugitive named Randy Bear Heart. Wanted for robbing three banks and killing three cops, Bear Heart was never brought to justice. The FBI is called on to determine how the outlaw avoided arrest for twenty-five years and who put him in the lake wearing chains. The BIA — Bureau of Indian Affairs — gets the very same job. Special Agent John Tall Wolf is put on the case because one of the dead cops was a Native American who worked at the Mercy Ridge Reservation. The FBI wants John to “coordinate all your efforts” through SAC Gilbert Melvin. John is having none of that, saying, “I’ll conduct my investigation as I see fit.” He doesn’t even get along with his own boss, Marlene Flower Moon, head of the BIA’s Office of Justice Services. While interviewing John for his job, Marlene was amused by his assertiveness, and asked him, “What do you want, a license to take scalps?” John said, “Yeah, that’d be good.”

They are all that stands between victory and defeat!

After tragedy tears Gerald’s world apart, he serves as a soldier for years until a single act of sacrifice cuts him off from all he knows.

Seeking a new purpose, a fateful meeting with another lost soul unmasks a shocking secret, compelling him to take up the mantle of guardian as the kingdom erupts into civil war.

Enter Dame Beverly Fitzwilliam, who has trained for this moment since she first held a sword. Swearing to protect their lives, they travel across the kingdom fighting desperate battles, surrounded by powerful enemies who conspire to bring down the Crown.

Their destiny will be determined in a monumental clash of forces where success can save the kingdom, but failure can only mean certain death.

Heir to the Crown is an action-packed medieval fantasy series. If you like epic battles, compelling characters, and a gripping story, then you will love Paul J Bennett’s tale of a kingdom on the brink of war.

Origins of Disobedience: Creation, Rebellion, and God’s Plan for Restoration

What if the story of creation was not just about the beginning, but also a key to understanding God’s ultimate plan for humanity’s future? Origins of Disobedience invites you to dive deep into the grand narrative of the Bible — unveiling how everything started in perfection, how it all went wrong, and how God is working to restore it all.

This fascinating journey is divided into three pivotal sections:
In Section One, step into the breathtaking moment of creation. God designed both the spiritual and physical worlds to exist together in perfect harmony, where the heavens and the earth coexisted in a flawless, unified state. Discover the original beauty and purpose that underpins everything.

Then, in Section Two, witness the tragic moments of rebellion that shattered this harmony. Explore three key events in Scripture: the fall of Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden, the mysterious rebellion of the Sons of God in Genesis 6, and the prideful building of the Tower of Babel. These rebellious acts didn’t just alter the course of human history — they opened a deeper spiritual conflict that still echoes today.

Finally, Section Three reveals God’s unstoppable plan to restore all things. Beginning with His covenant with Abraham, this section traces the thread of redemption through Scripture, from the promises of the prophets to the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ. It all points to the final victory in the book of Revelation, where Jesus completes the restoration of creation.

Engaging, thought-provoking, and full of rich biblical insight, Origins of Disobedience offers a fresh perspective on some of the most familiar stories in the Bible. But more than that, it asks the question: If God’s plan for restoration has already begun, what part will you play in it?

This grumpy cowboy blames his best friend’s sister for a family feud… Grumpy hero + sunshine heroine

Sadie Stephens has loved her brother’s best friend, Lincoln Carver, since she was a girl, but a family feud involving a runaway bride closed any options for a romance. Lincoln’s only interest in her now is one of obligation and guilt. After all, he’s the one responsible for the lassoing “incident” (don’t ask. Lincoln’s life was perfect until his matchmaking granny stuck her nose in his business. Now, he’s accidentally injured his best friend’s sister, the woman partly responsible for a family feud.

Harboring resentment only leads to chaos.

Charlotte McKay is new to Sweetwater Falls, but that doesn’t mean she’s about to look the other way when everyone’s least favorite miser goes missing. Following her dream of selling her cupcakes at a bakery is put on hold as she follows a trail of clues, each more strange than the last. Nearly every person in Sweetwater Falls has a grudge against Amos, who was known more for his penny-pinching than his benevolence.

Everyone’s mourning looks more like griping over how much the cheapskate still owes the people he swindled. Only Charlotte and Marianne know the tender heart Amos truly had beneath his prickly exterior. When it becomes clear that Amos’ murder might go uninvestigated, Charlotte sets out to expose his killer once and for all.

“Marshmallow Murder” is filled with layered clues and cozy moments, written by Molly Maple, which is a pen name for a USA Today bestselling author.