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|  | | Crying in the Wilderness
explores the emotional gauntlet of frustration, anger and hope of believers who are seeking answers for the contradictions represented by religion. These poems represent a journey that every believer should take, at least once in their faith walk.
Prose, based on prophecy and Biblical concepts, these poems are scorching, cries from one who has been "wounded in the house of my friends" - the church.
Examining how tradition has replaced truth, and the results of when the world of truth clashes with denominational interpretation of God is expressed in explicit, pain and compelling prose.
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A compilation of social theories presented through prose and defined by movies and songs.
A collection of prose based on critical race, eco-justice, feminist, gender and educational theory. Making these thoughts both interesting and accessible to adult readers by immersing theory in familiar contexts.
| |  | | Tales of the Winglord Kingdom
A faithful man, an innocent daughter, a devastated mother - all in the hands of a greedy man and a woman from hell. Is forgiveness possible under the blanket of curse and seduction?
Life in ancient Moravia has been good for Kern—his wife Arabella and daughter Karan are his greatest joys. But when an irresponsible young friend shatters his trust, Kern’s happy home is turned upside down. Moreover, when the evil curses of a demonic witch leave the very existence of many innocent families in peril, it is up to the steadfast and faithful Kern to defeat the evil threatening his people. Battling the forces of a wicked succubus, a demon assuming a female form—and of humans with intentions just as dark—Kern and his family face trial upon trial, seemingly |
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