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  • Book cover of How the Torah Was Lost
    Justin Hunter

     · 2023

    Have you ever wondered why, as followers of Jesus, the Jewish Messiah, we no longer keep the Sabbath or other commandments that He kept? Have you tried to piece together the early church's history only to see that many things don't make much sense? Step into the world of ancient and modern times and explore the struggles of God's people as they come to learn of and eventually fall away from the Torah - the Law of God. In these twelve captivating stories, spanning the totality of human history, you will experience the joy and sorrow of the characters as they each have their own unique conflicts with the law of God. From the exodus of Egypt to the destruction of the Second Temple to our present day in time as well as in the mystical Heavens, join the characters on a spiritual journey as they fight for their beliefs and battle with their own doubts. A narrative crafted from historical documents and biblical passages, you will be taken on a thought-provoking journey that will stay with you long after you have finished.

  • Book cover of Santa Rage

    Ho, ho...holy sh*t. Inspired by a suggestion from legendary book reviewer, author and multi-term Short Mystery Fiction Society President Kevin R. Tipple, here's the holiday anthology that's definitely not filled with Christmas cheer. It will, however, be sure to entertain the darker side of your imagination. Christmastime is a season full of stress. Cooking, decorations, trying to find the perfect gift for people you barely know. It's enough to make anyone snap. Now, imagine you're Santa Claus and you've got the entire world to take care of. Yeah, cookies and milk isn't going to make that kind of pressure go down any easier. Add in flippant reindeer, elves who slack and Mrs. Claus nagging that you never spend enough time with her during the holidays and it's enough to make your Kris wanna Kringle, if you know what we mean. Welcome to Santa Rage: A Killer Claus Compendium in which Mr. North Pole himself finally snaps and gets his just desserts...and we're not talking gingerbread. Within these ten stories Claus dishes out his own brand of justice to nonbelievers, kidnappers, meth and other drug dealers while protecting strippers and doling out some of the best doses of karma Santa ever dealt that did not involve coal. These ten stories of grindhouse-level revenge, horror, and action come courtesy of Kevin R. Tipple, Alexander Bayliss, KM Rockwood, Dante Bilec, Kurtis Rupé, MJ McClymont, E. Catherine Tobler, Erica Barnes, Justin Hunter and Leon Peter Blanda.

  • Book cover of Forged in Battle
    Justin Hunter

     · 2005

    The Jarlsburg Freemen (not confirmed yet) are a newly enrolled unit in the Imperial army. Their main mission is to patrol the countryside for orcs and goblins, but their patrols take them right into the heart of a Chaos invasion force as they fight to save their town and themselves

  • Book cover of Leaving Arizona

    A collection of short stories featuring characters who are stuck: in reality, in their lives, in bad decisions and the darker sides of life backlit by the unforgiving heat of the desert. The desert can be as cruel as a neglectful parent, an abusive lover, leaving these characters in a drought of love and nourishment. It is the perfect setting for the women, men, children and even the dead who traverse these stories by Justin Hunter, characters gripped in their own struggle, some finding a way to shed their identities like skins, others able to leap through time, but many of them remaining stagnant and unaltered.

  • Book cover of How the Torah Was Lost
    Justin Hunter

     · 2023

    Have you ever wondered why, as followers of Jesus, the Jewish Messiah, we no longer keep the Sabbath or other commandments that He kept? Have you tried to piece together the early church history only to see that many things don't make much sense? Step into the world of ancient and modern times and explore the struggles of God's people as they come to learn of and eventually fall away from the Torah - the Law of God. In these twelve captivating stories, spanning the totality of human history, you will experience the joy and sorrow of the characters as they each have their own unique conflicts with the law of God. From the exodus of Egypt to the destruction of the Second Temple to our present-day time as well as in the mystical Heavens, join the characters on a spiritual journey as they fight for their beliefs and battle with their own doubts. A narrative crafted from historical documents and biblical passages, you will be taken on a thought-provoking journey that will stay with you long after you have finished.

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    Amanda Lyons

     · 2015

    Tales of sword and sorcery come to us across the ages, across worlds, and across time. Legends about the warriors and priests, the lost gods and forgotten cities of old, and the things that were done in their time, live within the fires of man. The words of the storyteller who sits there by the flames to speak of it all with great reverence and his own special magic take us to other realms as we seek to understand and to build our own kingdoms of might and magic. The storyteller is the soul of man, the flame and the wick by which he thrives. Here then you will find such storytellers and the worlds they weave with their tales dark and light, humorous and stark, uplifting and bleak. Heroes and monsters so bold they could only be forged in the fire of the spirit, the imagination of man.Kristen Kitchell, Toneye Eyenot, Dona Fox, Roy C. Booth, Brian Woods, Kat Doughty, Edward P. Cardillo, Essel Pratt, Richard D. Ramsey, Charie D. LaMarr, Brian Barr, William Bove, Amanda M. Lyons, Chad Michaels, Justin Hunter, Sam Reese, and Melissa McDannell

  • Book cover of Crab Lust
    Justin Hunter

     · 2023

    Hunter returns to the LUST series after ruffling our feathers with all of them chickens. Now the CRABS are pinching. These hard-shell anti-poetry romps flips the sandcastles upside down and takes you not just to the beach, but into the mind of these collective crustaceans. With 400 poems about crabs, you could say Mr. Hunter is an omniscient on these exoskeleton critters.

  • Book cover of Home Invasion

    Home isn't always where the heart is. Sometimes, home is where the violence is. What happens when your safe place becomes quite the opposite; when the term 'home sweet home' no longer applies? Find out the answers in the third installment of the Suburban Secrets series, Home Invasion. Featuring stories such as, 'This is Business Not Pleasure' by Michael Noe, and 'Softly Comes the Ripper' by Michael Fisher, and including stories by Jim Goforth, Dawn Cano, Brian Barr, and several other great authors. Suburban Secrets is part of the series that you won't want to miss. So, lock your doors, and turn out the lights, Home Invasion is here!

  • Book cover of Slaughter on the Seas

    Filled with monstrous entities from the deep, both real and fabled, and sailed by marauding pirate ships with bloodthirsty souls looking to plunder and destroy. The great briny blue of the ocean is one of the most terrifying places imaginable. With almost three quarters of the Earth covered by sea, this vast expanse is home to myriad horrors. From hundreds of fathoms down, or lurking just beneath the surface, to brazenly navigating the nautical domain, these deadly threats are just waiting for unsuspecting souls to take to the waters. So come on, take the plunge. Dive on in. The water is fine. What exists within, it is another story.

  • Book cover of Takaashigani
    Justin Hunter

     · 2015

    Duke is a Nevada tow truck driver with a government contract to pick up a boat on the California coast. His contact is a scientist who has immersed himself in the study of Japanese Spider Crab migration - a species never seen in these waters before. Duke doesn't realize that he's about to drive into a town with a hundred-year-old secret and genetically mutated sea creatures with a taste for human flesh.