In the face of suffering and tragedy, many question God's presence and care. This book tackles the age-old query, "God, where were you when...?" offering a Biblical perspective on adversity. It explores how people react differently to pain - some blame God, while others maintain their trust. The core message? Your pain isn't futile—it can be transformed into a purpose, positively impacting others' lives. Discover how to find meaning in your trials and turn sorrow into strength.

"How Awesome Is This Place" recounts the transformation of Oakland's Cathedral into a liturgical hub from the 1960s-1980s amid national and Church turmoil. Father Don Osuna shares the journey of embracing the Second Vatican Council's reforms through innovative liturgy integrating arts and facing controversies. This memoir highlights a community's spiritual evolution and the unexpected challenge that threatened their achievements.

"Speak Slow I've had Chemo" An A-Z Guide to Surviving Breast Cancer offers an engaging handbook with simplified messages for those battling breast cancer. Created by a survivor, it uses vivid clip art and bold messaging to cover essential topics like fertility, body image, and psychosocial challenges. From addressing "unmentionables" like sexuality and chemo brain to promoting healing and self-esteem, this colorful guide provides patient-to-patient insights in a non-medicinal tone. Ideal for patients, caregivers, and medical students, it's a valuable resource for overcoming adversity and fostering awareness.

'60s Song' is a gritty novel set in Philadelphia during the 1967 'Summer of Love'. It follows the lives of three teens navigating the trials of youth amid racial tensions and the Vietnam draft. A white boy faces his draft notice, a black boy hopes for college acceptance, and a wealthy girl confronts family secrets. Together, through love-ins and race riots, they discover the depth of friendship and passion.

Susan Tordella's e-book, "Can I borrow the car? How to partner with your teen for safe driving," offers strategies for parents to teach teenagers safe driving habits. Through her experience teaching all four of her teens and using true stories, including three non-fatal accidents, Tordella illustrates effective ways to communicate and model positive behaviors on the road. The book emphasizes the importance of using encouragement over criticism and setting up a mutually respectful relationship. It includes practical safety tips and a Teen Safe Driving Contract to promote responsible driving and prevent accidents. An essential guide for parents aiming to influence their teen drivers positively.

"The River" launches "The Blood Brother Chronicles," inspired by family folklore. It follows half-brothers Slick and Benjamin (Skeeter), contract killers in the 1920s with noble hearts, as they navigate a morally complex landscape of racial tension and corporate greed in the Carolinas. After discovering a sinister plot involving land theft and the gruesome murders of young women, they delve into a world of corruption, supernatural forces, and global conspiracies. This series weaves historical fiction with mystery and introduces a diverse cast entrenched in a fight for justice, family legacy, and survival.

"What a Poet Said" is a captivating anthology of spiritual and mystical poetry by Aschak, Jean Galliano, and Ekillous. Embracing life's stages, this collection presents 36 rich poems reflecting the innocence of childhood, the curiosity of youth, and the wisdom of maturity. Edited by Rosemay Cappello, it's recommended to be savored slowly like a meditation, inviting readers into profound self-reflection.

In Washington DC, Carol and Karl's picturesque wedding at the Lincoln Memorial is marred by a crisis in Montana, sparking the Foundation's next adventure. Strange events at Carol's family ranch lead them through Idaho to Brazil, uncovering a plot involving AI, Crispr, and a powerful Quantum Computer aiming to establish a feudalistic society. As they clash with a shadowy organization, the Foundation members race to expose a global conspiracy while dodging danger. Billy Angel's tale provokes thought, weaving an intricate saga that hints at Orwellian futures and questions the impact of advanced technologies.

The "1 Law 4 All" crew finds themselves in a whirlwind of multinational election fraud. Tasked by a client fighting for fair elections, they uncover a sinister scheme. With ties stretching from corrupt U.S. officials to the Russian mafia, they race to stop an innovative voter fraud plot threatening global order. Teaming up with a voter justice group, especially in Florida, they aim to safeguard the national election. This tale weaves deception, international gangster rivalry, and ingenious plots with moments of levity, offering an exhilarating read on the battle for democracy.

In "1 Law 4 All - Vegas," the second book of the series, the 1 Law 4 All Foundation delves into political corruption following the disappearance of Mark's twin, Janelle. From Vegas to Washington, DC, the team navigates a maze of deceit, mob threats, and gun battles. Joining forces with LVPD's Rick Rizzo, they uncover a senator's sinister life of crime and cover-ups. Can they solve the mystery and avoid tragedy amidst the dangerous world of power and corruption?