Category: Books

"Free Will and the Divine Nature of Humans" by John S. Talbot looks at how our free will may lead to a human destiny already reached by Jesus of Nazareth.

Free Will and the Divine Nature of Humans by John S. Talbot is a provocative look at what free will implies about the basic spirituality of humanity. He suggests that if people have free will, then they can't be totally subject to the material laws of the universe, and are, instead, transcendent beings. So if Jesus was really human and not God, Almighty, as a careful reading of the New Testament implies, then his divine transformation in the desert could be available to everyone.

"Amber Shadows and the Missing Wands," the latest work of award-winning poet and author Wendy Willet, tells the tale of a thirteen-year-old White Magic witch-in-training. Left in the care of her older sister and brother while their parents are on a quest of their own, Amber faces numerous beasts and life-threatening events from the darkess of Lady Gondara.

Amber Shadows and the Missing Wands is the latest work of award-winning poet and author Wendy Willet, a lively and engaging story of the emotional trials and tribulations of a thirteen-year-old White Magic witch-in-training. Left in the care of her older sister and brother while their parents are on a quest of their own, Amber, along with her two best friends, face numerous beasts and life-threatening events managed by the Dark Magic hand of Lady Gondara.

Drew Silver's horror novel "The Vampire Within: New Blood" is a spine-tingling story that draws on the similarities between the lives of vampires and humans.

When faced with the terrifying choice of life as vampires or certain death, a credulous group of college students decides to follow in Dracula's footsteps, to save their own lives and the lives of those they love. This explosive choice launches an action-packed adventure in Drew Silver's latest novel The Vampire Within: New Blood, the second book in her popular The Vampire Within trilogy.

Offering personal experience, Dr. Frances le Roux, Ph.D., discusses the benefits of using music as medicine in "Music is Healing."

Music is Healing, a new book by Dr. Frances le Roux, Ph.D., highlights the effect of music on the immune and endocrine systems, pain, emotions and spiritual well being.

Readers can count on the insight they'll gain from Kathy Bury's new book, "So - You Want to be Counted!"

Never have the numbers one through nine been so masterfully crafted than in Kathy Bury's groundbreaking new book So - You Want to be Counted! A numerology how-to affable in style, yet powerful in content, it takes readers on a journey into the astral realm as they travel from birth to destiny's door.

A new book titled "The Book of Masahel" claims that the number 666 refers to the United Nations through the name "HAARETZ HAQATURIM", which in Hebrew means "the nations of the united ones."

A new book titled The Book of Masahel claims that the number 666 refers to the United Nations through the name "HAARETZ HAQATURIM," which in Hebrew means "the nations of the united ones."

Commonly known as the Number of the Beast, the number 666 is from the thirteenth chapter of the Book of Revelation in the New Testament where verse 18 reads:

Joyce Shafer's book "I Don't Want to be Your Guru, but I Have Something to Say" brings a refreshingly indirect approach to the spirituality genre, encouraging readers to apply the book's lessons as they deem appropriate for their own lives.

In the spirit of classic fables such as Jonathan Livingston Seagull and The Little Prince, Joyce Shafer offers unassuming, inspirational wisdom with her book, I Don't Want to be Your Guru, but I Have Something to Say.

Veteran comic book creators Mike Grell and Mark Ryan announced today at Comic-Con International they are reuniting to produce a graphic novel called "The Pilgrim," based on historical events of psychic espionage during World War II. Ryan and Grell originally worked together in 1991 to develop the 50th Anniversary Edition of the comic-book Green Arrow for DC Comics.

Veteran comic book creators Mike Grell and Mark Ryan announced today at Comic-Con International they are reuniting to produce a graphic novel called The Pilgrim, based on historical events of psychic espionage during World War II. The modern-day story is adapted from a screenplay written by Ryan (Transformers, The Prestige), which will be illustrated by Grell (Green Arrow, Ironman, Batman.) Ryan and Grell originally worked together in 1991 to develop the 50th Anniversary Edition of the comic-book Green Arrow for DC Comics. The team expects to build a strong following for The Pilgrim and plans to also develop it into a theatrical release.

In an effort to bring truth and justice to the JFK assassination, author Dan Robertson introduces his debut release, "Definitive Proof: The Secret Service Murder of President John Fitzgerald Kennedy."

In an effort to bring truth and justice to the JFK assassination, author Dan Robertson introduces his debut release, Definitive Proof: The Secret Service Murder of President John Fitzgerald Kennedy.

In his new book, "The Erosion of the American Sporting Ethos: Shifting Attitudes Toward Competition," Joel Nathan Rosen examines the decline of ethos in American sports. "Sport offends us. In spite of the fact that competitive sports take up more and more of our consciousness these days, we like it less."

Doping scandals, exorbitant salaries, point shaving, bad behavior . . . if you've noticed that these days, conversations about professional sports seem to have little to do with competition or athletic performance, you'll want to read The Erosion of the American Sporting Ethos: Shifting Attitudes Toward Competition. Author Joel Nathan Rosen, Ph.D., assistant professor of sociology at Moravian College, makes the case that there's almost no one who doesn't have some issue with the state of sport in America today.