Connor Bellman and Marcy Miller's shared fascination with quantum mechanics started when they met in an advanced college physics program. Their friendship is fueled by a mutual desire to unravel the secrets of time travel.
Years later, during graduate school, Marcy discovered an internship opportunity with the brilliant but difficult Doctor Spence Reynolds. He was on the cusp of achieving the seemingly impossible – time travel.

"A thinking reader's thriller with such a shocking twist I was genuinely unprepared for it."
- Trezza Azzopardi, Booker-shortlisted author of The Hiding Place

"A true page-turner."
- Nick Ferrari

An examination of how these various women rose to power. The book reveals that women leaders in Islamic societies were not merely the exceptions to the rule and offers evidence that Islam’s attitude towards the role of women in politics and society is far from monolithic, thus refuting the stereotype of Muslim women as universally subservient, marginalized, and repressed.

The book -- and the talk -- will appeal to readers interested in feminist history, women's studies, empowerment of women, Islamic history, world history.

She ran for her life. He’s the cowboy who can save her, if she lets him into her heart.

Áine Walker’s picture-perfect life in New York shatters the night she escapes a deadly threat. With nowhere else to turn, she flees to her best friend’s wedding in a small Montana town, hoping the wide-open skies will hide her past.

But Evanston offers more than refuge. It brings her face-to-face with Jeb O’Neal, the rugged foreman of Hawthorn’s Hope Ranch. With piercing green eyes and a quiet strength, Jeb sees through Áine’s guarded smile from the start.

My daughter died in December, and to honour her memory, I had my 20th book published: “The Hole in Your Life: Grief and Bereavement.” As part of healing from my loss, I want to reduce the suffering of others insofar as it is within my power, and this book is my tool.

Fate and tragedy lead Bonaventure to join the circus, and his friendship with Esme grows as they travel the countryside by caravan. Esme's magic and health fade with each stop they make, and Bonaventure must build the impossible before Esmerelda and everyone within the circus wither away forever.

The Ditmars' life was forever changed when their middle child, ten-year-old Chris, was diagnosed with leukemia. For four years, the family rode the roller coaster of remission and relapse, and juggling life with their two other children, marital strain, and financial loss. During that time, Maribeth began to rely more and more upon alcohol as she and Rob prayed daily for Chris to survive. Their faith was rocked when they were told to take Chris home to die.

Glass & Gravel is poetry that doesn’t pretend everything is roses and honey.
This is a book for readers who know there’s a cost to seeing things clearly. For anyone who understands that talking honestly about grief, trauma, heartbreak, and rebuilding rarely comes out neat or polite.
Glass & Gravel is a collection of raw, uncompromising, and unflinching poems—p—paired with stark black-and-white illustrations that deepen its impact. These images don’t soften the words; they reinforce the themes of fracture, clarity, and the cost of confronting what breaks us.

Three children whose inquisitive minds find them on a family vacation smack in the middle of adventures that seem to be just waiting for them. Unknown to our intrepid vacationers, a long-ago group of brave and curious eighth graders on their remote destination island of St. Frederick formed a group of amateur detectives known as the Buccaneers.

In 2029, a mysterious delivery man hands a woman an envelope addressed to her husband, Jackson Sosa. To understand who Jackson Sosa is and why this letter might change everything, we must step back to 1999.