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Paul the Doll is a story about a young girl who just learned about God for the first time. She always knew in her heart there is higher and loving energy she didn't know exactly what. Until one day, sitting with a group of kids listening to an adult reading from a book, through the reading, she learned she can pray to God and could get what she wanted. She wants to know more about God. She is intrigued.

A young college student finds a mysterious black stone etched with Paleo Hebrew writing ensconced in gold in the rubble of her burned out California home. The stone had been entrusted to her grandfather, a famous jewelry designer, who with the onset of Alzheimer's disease misplaced it.

Sergeant Deedee Contreras leads a SWAT team into a drug house occupied by militia terrorists who force her and her officers into a gunfight. Suddenly, Contreras and her team find themselves being tossed around by a tornado that hits on top of the house during the gun battle, wreaking havoc and leaving her unconscious. When she awakens, she finds herself alone in an apocalyptic wasteland of war and death, a warrior's world called Endos, where her only companion is Tito, a drug dog that chased her and her officers into the house before the tornado hit.

Apostle Veronica Skipper is a first-time author. Years before writing this book, she ministered in Africa, Belize, Europe, and many places within the United States. Veronica believe in the five-fold ministry, which consists of apostles, prophets, evangelists, pastors, and teachers. She operates in the prophecy as the spirit gives utterance. She believes in the laying of hands and the casting out of demons. She believes God to be a divine healer and speaking in unknown tongues. Apostle Skipper is the founder and chief apostle of Resurrected Faith Ministries located in Rincon, Georgia.

Valerie Klimaszewski, is an aspiring author, of the riveting, and sometimes, raw glimpse into the "dark night of the soul:" Rainbows: From Brokenness to Blessings. The book captures the attention of the listener so profoundly, that it is difficult to put down. It reaches into the core of one's innermost being. This book will touch the hearts of all of us, especially those mourning the loss of a loved one or parents grieving the loss of their child. After listening to it, one will be blessed to see that God is still making miracles; creating something beautiful out of our ashes.

The memoir is a personal story but also touches on broader themes of identity, family, and the impact of war on the lives of children left behind. It explores a child's quest for connection and understanding when there is loss of a parent at an early age.

Tasha Cram, known in the twin community as Twinful Twin Tasha, began her twin loss journey just before she turned 4 years old. She spent 36 years of her life ignoring the need to address her complicated grief until she faced a major medical event. The experience finally forced her to confront the unhealed trauma she had suffered from losing her twin (identity). Tasha has since spent well over a decade educating herself about complicated grief, twin dynamics, twin loss, and deepening her spiritual practices.

Up from the Ashes, Finding Hope and Purpose: How to Rise Up and Embrace Your Resilience shares the story of author Dr. Tiffany Modica's journey through trauma, discovering her own resilience, finding hope and purpose through her faith in God, music, and overcoming diverse challenges such as human trafficking, foster care, abuse and neglect, and more.

Told from the very personal perspective of a loving mother torn between social constructs and her son’s gender nonconforming behavior, Mommy, I’m a Girl! Takes listeners inside the mind of a parent coming to terms with raising a transgender child. In following her child’s lead, Kuxhausen found acceptance. This is the story of how her daughter’s life changed her own, and she hopes it brings clarity to others.

Why is it that in today's society, with all the modern advancements in medicine, we as a species seem to be getting sicker and sicker? Diseases such as cancer are more prevalent today than they were in 1950. Is it because our medical science is somehow failing us? Is it that today's doctors treat symptoms rather than finding the root of the problem that caused the illness in the first place? This audiobook explores the premise that our minds are the true culprit.

Half a Century Ago offers a vivid recollection of memories about coming of age in the Bronx, New York, in the 1970s. This engaging story is an empowering listen about how family love provided the foundation to overcome the challenges faced by language and cultural barriers, poverty and social inequities while remaining steadfast focused on positive outcomes. Dr. Arias told these stories to her students over the years in the classroom. She now wishes to share those tales to a larger audience of young immigrants who struggle to overcome adversity and hope for a brighter future.