Books
The Jew from Nazareth: A Realistic, Reimagined and Reverent Account of His Life
While taking a view of His life somewhat similar to that of Thomas Paine's in The Age of Reason, The Jew From Nazareth is careful to see His life as an extraordinary Jewish one from birth to death filled with accurate period descriptions of Hebrew practices and yet not devoid of aspects of the supernatural associated with the numerous messianic rabbis and others that walked the streets of Jerusalem and other towns during the reign of Tiberius Julius Caesar Augustus.
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$22.99
Park Avenue
An American sergeant removes a painting from the wall of an SS general’s office where it remains in a Southern California closet for more than 50 years. The aging ex-Gi turns to his attorney son to find out if it is indeed a self portrait by Van Gogh.
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$15.95
The Cave of Altamira: A Novel
An unsuccessful Los Angeles author is nearly driven mad by the runaway success of Rhonda Byrne’s, The Secret. As he seeks answers he explores the legitimacy of the paranormal; from Michael Chrichton’s spoon bending , to Byrne’s ‘ask, believe, receive', and to the undeniable superiority of the art in the Cave of Altamira to any art created for the next twenty thousand years.
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$14.99
Little Souls
Set in the 1980’s a young, unmarried Tennessee woman believes all creatures have their own little souls. She operates and operates an animal cemetery and healing center much to the disgust of Ted, her aristocratic, staunchly Confederate father. Not only is Stevie Sanders not married but her daughter’s father is unbeknownst to Ted, his only real friend and his Biblical mentor.
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$14.99
Sweet Betsy: A Female Lawman in the New Mexico Territory
A Female Lawman in the New Mexico Territory: Betsy Johnson murders a Klansman who has just gunned down a black preacher. Despite the righteousness of her actions, she is very likely to stand trial and be hanged. Taking her young daughter in hand she cuts her hair, dyes it, dons men’s clothing and boards a train going West posing as Joe Johnson. Arriving in the small town of Early where her father owned 160 acres from his service in the Union Army, she continues her disguise while her skill with a Colt revolver causes the mayor to appoint her town marshal.
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$14.99
A Son of Kentucky
Josiah Johnson answers his hero Abraham Lincoln’s call and joins the Union Army, leaving his wife and young daughter all alone to maintain their hard scrabble farm on the banks of a tributary of the Tennessee River. He lives through the horrors of Maryes Heights and Chancellorsville only to be severely wounded at Gettysburg while his family endures privation and alienation from their neighbors.
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$14.99
Jesus and the Samurai: The Shining Religion and the Samurai
Before the Tokugawa Shogunate, Christianity successfully competed with Buddhism to be the dominant religion in Japan. As early as the 7th century a Japanese Empress adopted the Shining Religion as it was called. The history of Christianity in Japan is little known in the West but is of significance to all Christians.
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$15.95
Shogun Iemitsu: War and Romance in 17th Century Tokugawa Japan
Twenty-four tumultuous hours will change the lives of two young samurai, Hideo and Kobiyashi, during a festival featuring a cutting test between one of the Shogun’s own samurai swords and a helmet by the great master, Kotetsu, the result of which will trigger a serious challenge to Iemitsu’s rule.
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$20.95
Sweet Betsy That's Me: A Child of the Civil War
Little Betsy Johnson is growing up on her family’s starve acre farm while her father, Josiah, is away fighting for the Union as her mother, Sarah, struggles to maintain a semblance of normality under nearly impossible circumstances. Living on coots that Sarah shoots in the river, and what little Josiah is able to send from his meager pay, Betsy remains vivacious and energetic waiting for the day her beloved father comes home.
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$10.95