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Beneath a full moon's light. Enlightened by the stars. Caressing the trees and the buildings, amorphous light does flow. Under the light of moonbeams, stillness wants to reign. Emptiness fills the night.

Jubal Connolly, a folk singer, is returning to a "normal" life after spending three years recovering from drugs and an accident and coming to a new understanding of living - one with God as a part of it.

Wil Telling, a teenager, is raising his sisters and brother on his own after their parents die in an accident. But Maresa, the planet they live on, is not an easy place for orphans to live. Until Wil meets Tal, an offworlder with a job offer.

Janie gets a new family just in time for Advent, but she's never heard of Advent before and she's not sure about God. Join her as her new family teaches her about faith.

A recording of poetry.

Jenna is a teenager who lives with her father and step-mother. She loves her half-sister and likes school, but all she really wants to do is go to her best friend's party on Friday night to meet the new boy in her neighborhood.

A short story about family relationships.

Ashley grew up with a family motto, but she didn't really understand it until she was in high school.

Very short stories for people of all ages, including "Men's Day Out", "Resolutions", "A Real Life", and more.

These are short stories for people of all ages by Lynda Cordova who began writing in earnest while in high school. After finishing college and serving in the military, Lynda returned to the San Joaquin Valley to be closer to her family.

Fernival is an elf boy who is ready for the next big step in his life. School! Experience Fernival's first school day with him.

This is a book of selected poems.

This is a children's book about a boy named Lenny. Lenny lives with his father and grandmother and Grandma has a magical cup, a cup with healing powers. Grandma teaches Lenny the power of goodness by using her Magic Cup for good and not for evil or selfish reasons.

Tegan has to repay her father's debt, but what she learns in doing so is invaluable to her.

Janie (From Janie's Joyful Journey) is getting ready for Easter with her new family. Join her as she meets new friends, gets ready to be baptized on Easter Sunday, and learns about trusting God.

Janie is getting a new foster brother just in time for Thanksgiving. How will her family adjust to having a new kid in the family?