April 14, 2014
Combining family lore and American legend in a work of history that reads like a novel, author Claude L. Chafin has produced a crisply written new take on the infamous blood feud between the Hatfields and the McCoys.
The author’s grandfather, Andrew Chafin, was recruited at age nine to become a messenger boy for his […]
April 14, 2014
This tragic romance novel, by Colombian-born, UK-based author Luz Dary Griffiths, is presented in both Spanish and English versions. It tells the story of protagonist Teresa Medina, opening in Colombia and later following her to the UK and Congo.
Teresa grows up in a poor household in which her mother, Isobel, is mistreated and cheated […]
September 10, 2013
In this intellectual treatise on the human condition, an angel named John is given the assignment to consider the moral righteousness of earth’s inhabitants. Can individuals learn to fairly evaluate religion for themselves instead of following the traditions they’ve been taught? Can governments learn to assist rather than be an obstacle to the people’s religious […]