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The Nexus by Sara Blake

The Nexus by Sara Blake

The Season One finale of The Nexus is here!

For over two decades, the Nexus Guardians have kept both the Nexus and the citizens of Arcanum safe. Their job has involved fighting the monsters the Nexus has attracted to town, policing the mages who would misuse the heightened magickal energies in Arcanum and, most importantly, keeping the Nexus itself hidden away, a secret known only to them and a few trusted others.

But now, a threat to the Nexus itself has changed the rules. Now, rather than hunting down the latest monster or keeping tabs on out-of-control magick, the team must protect the Nexus from an enemy intent on taking it for himself. An enemy with powerful magick, technology, and far more information about the Guardians themselves than they’ve ever imagined.

Can the team work through their accumulated baggage and drama to save the Nexus, and all of Arcanum, in time?

The exciting conclusion to The Nexus, Season One: Unseen World hits September 5th, 2025!

Need to catch up? ALL NINE BOOKS in Season One will be 99 cents each for Kindle through September 12th, 2025–and they’re always available on Kindle Unlimited!

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REVENGE by A. M. Holloway

REVENGE by A. M. Holloway

Love, Bullets, and a Second Chance — Will They Survive the Crossfire?

When FBI Special Agent Micah French joins a high-risk pursuit through the streets of Tampa, he never expects the day to end with his partner shot and the woman he once loved holding his partner’s life in her hands.

Finley Herald, the surgeon who broke his heart a decade ago, now lives in Tampa. She’s saving lives at Tampa General and possibly risking her own when a vengeful cartel leader wages war against the agents involved in his brother’s death.

As bullets fly, allies fall, and a trail of revenge stretches from Mexico to Florida, Micah must navigate a storm of violence, betrayal, and second chances.

Every decision could be his last, and Finley’s reappearance threatens to shatter the emotional defenses he’s spent years building.

This book is a gripping blend of action, faith, and romance, where love may be the deadliest risk of all.

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The Mistletoe Letter by Edward Fair

The Mistletoe Letter by Edward Fair

Clare Bennett thought she had her life planned. A seasoned investigative journalist at the Chicago Tribune, her days were filled with corruption exposés, tight deadlines, and the constant rush of city life. But one December morning, everything changes. A phone call from Holly Pines, the snow-covered small town of her childhood, shatters her focus and redirects her future. Her father, Henry, has fallen while shoveling snow, and the doctors suspect he is entering stage three Alzheimer’s. Clare’s heart pulls her home, and what begins as a reluctant return quickly becomes a divine redirection.

In Holly Pines, Clare confronts the painful realities of Alzheimer’s a father who slips in and out of recognition, memories tangled like the frost-covered branches outside his window, and the sobering truth that tomorrow may not look like yesterday. Yet within the heartache, Clare begins to see glimmers of grace. She reconnects with her best friend Alice, who becomes both a companion and a source of strength in the long days ahead. She rediscovers her hometown, a place once too small for her ambitions but now rich with God’s quiet miracles. And she finds herself drawn back to Evan; the bookstore owner whose steady faith and gentle spirit stir something in her heart she thought was long buried.

As Clare lays aside her high-profile career, she finds herself unexpectedly offered the chance to purchase the very newspaper that once shaped the town’s voice the Holly Pines Gazette. At first, it seems like coincidence. But as doors open and circumstances align, Clare begins to believe it may be more than chance it may be God’s plan. With encouragement from her father, who despite his illness insists it is “a sign from God,” Clare begins to embrace the possibility that her detour is, in fact, the path she was always meant to follow.

Through Henry’s journey with Alzheimer’s, Clare learns what it means to love patiently and to honor the past while living faithfully in the present. Through her budding romance with Evan, she sees the beauty of second chances and the hope of love rekindled. Through her work at the Gazette, she discovers that storytelling isn’t just about exposing corruption it’s about shaping a community, inspiring change, and capturing the stories of ordinary people whose lives are woven together by faith.

At its heart, The Mistletoe Letter is more than a novel about illness and caregiving it is a portrait of resilience, faith, and the quiet miracles that reshape our lives. It explores how God works through unexpected turns, how He calls us not away from purpose but into it, and how His faithfulness can transform our grief into hope.

Clare’s journey is one of surrender surrendering her career for her father, surrendering her own plans for God’s plan, and surrendering her doubts for a deeper trust in Christ. And as she embraces life in Holly Pines, she discovers that home is not just where you come from it is where God plants you, calls you, and blesses you with new beginnings.

Tenderly told with spiritual depth and heartfelt emotion, The Mistletoe Letter invites readers to reflect on their own journeys of faith. It is a story for anyone who has faced the unexpected, anyone who has wrestled with letting go, and anyone who has wondered if God was still nearby in the silence of grief. The novel reminds us that even in loss, there is love; even in uncertainty, there is purpose; and even in the hardest seasons, God’s grace writes a new beginning.

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Trouble in Heaven by JC Worthington and RG Ryan

Trouble in Heaven by JC Worthington and RG Ryan

In the beginning The Alpha created the heavens and the earth. This story takes place before that.

Shamayim. A perfect place, filled with perfect beings, all living in perfect peace. It was as The Alpha had always imagined it to be in unfathomable ages past. But when Son of the Dawn, his highest created being, chose to follow his own selfish ambitions—going so far as to boast about taking The Alpha’s throne—there was trouble.

Michael and Gabriel, chief amongst The Alpha’s seven archangels, had been close to Son of the Dawn to the extent of being inseparable. When he chose to rebel, attempting to persuade angels under Michael and Gabriel’s direct command to join him, it felt like betrayal. But that didn’t come close to the pain they felt when he took a third of the angelic host and left, for he wasn’t just leaving Shamayim and The Alpha…he was leaving them. When he finally declared all-out war against the Realm, the betrayal was complete.

Committed to honoring the freedom of choice He had embedded within each of His created beings, The Alpha watched sorrowfully as consequence followed consequence with Son of the Dawn growing ever more bold in his revolt. Believing that there was nothing The Alpha could create that he couldn’t corrupt, his rebellious stain began to spread throughout The Alpha’s creation. What had been meant for timeless tranquility had now dissolved into trouble…Trouble in Heaven.

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The New Mother Earth: Evolving in These New Times on Earth

About The New Mother Earth: Evolving in These New Times on Earth

The New Mother Earth: Evolving in These New Times on Earth is a compassionate manifesto and spiritual guide calling readers to restore a living relationship with the Earth and to help build a kinder, sustainable future. Combining memoir, practical how‑to, and reflective insight, Michael Lanfield draws on over a decade of awakening, community building, and holistic healing to map a path from personal transformation to collective regeneration.

Why this book matters: our world faces ecological strain, social fragmentation, and widespread suffering that demand conscious, ethical responses. The New Mother Earth shows how individual choices rooted in compassion, simplicity, and plant‑based living can create meaningful, scalable change. Lanfield pairs spiritual insight with concrete practices in veganism, plant‑based holistic healing, raw‑food principles, veganic permaculture habits, and community rituals that readers can apply immediately. Healing is both personal and systemic: inner work such as trauma healing, somatic practices, and mindful communication supports external action like sustainable lifestyle design, community resilience, and compassionate activism, ensuring change is grounded and lasting.

The book provides an inclusive roadmap, amplified by forewords and perspectives from conservationists, activists, and community leaders, and speaks to seekers, healers, activists, and everyday people seeking steps toward regenerative living. Readers will find personal stories of awakening and recovery that model courage and honesty; practical guidance on plant‑based living, gentle detox, and raw healing practices; tools for emotional and trauma‑informed healing along with mindfulness and somatic exercises; and clear frameworks for starting local healing circles, mindful co‑ops, and low‑impact intentional communities. Hardship—loss, guilt, or pain—can become a teacher that deepens compassion, strengthens commitment to nonviolence, and clarifies what truly matters. By reframing pain this way, the book helps readers find meaning, adopt practical healing habits, and move from personal recovery to actions that reduce harm and support broader social and ecological healing.

Written over several years of living, teaching, and experimenting in intentional communities, and featuring forewords by Damien Mander, Freelee the Banana Girl, and Oberom, with an afterword by Aurora Ananda, The New Mother Earth is the culmination of more than a decade of practice and reflection since the author’s awakening in 2009. Ideal for readers interested in spiritual growth, veganism, holistic health, ecological living, sustainability, trauma‑informed healing, and community building, this book is meant to be practiced—not just read. If you care about animals, the planet, and the future of human community, The New Mother Earth offers both the inner work and practical steps to begin living that change today.

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