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Alexis Gay has completed a new book, "Society In Ball Season," a sophisticated exploration of privilege and deception set against the opulent backdrop of the 1915 ball season. As snow blankets the streets of the city, the elite families prepare for another year of social triumph, unaware that this season will shatter the carefully constructed façade they have maintained for generations. From the moment [PR.com]
Aug 25 · 10:00·PR.com
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Barry L. Nehls has completed a new book, "The Casual Church," which examines how modern society's obsession with comfort has infiltrated the Church itself. In our contemporary world, where we pursue comfortable food, supportive pets, luxurious automobiles, and climate-controlled spaces, the church has unfortunately followed suit—trading reverence for convenience, worship for warmth, and holiness for [PR.com]
Aug 25 · 10:00·PR.com
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A companion book, soon to be released, is about knowing God as we speak to Him—through prayer. Scripture, songs, and stories add a powerful, personal dimension to “The Father’s Love Song.” The author writes, “I smile, remembering how God’s Word illuminated my heart and drew me to Himself, and I smile now, knowing that He will do the same for my readers.” The book unfolds across [PR.com]
Aug 25 · 10:00·PR.com
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Dawn L. Standberry has completed a new book, "The God Who Wakes Up the Reader Within," with the evocative subtitle "Wake up, wake up, precious one, You've been asleep too long." The narrative begins with a simple yet profound question: Do you ever compare yourself to others and wish you could do what they do? Standberry explores the possibility that the very gifts and talents you admire in others may [PR.com]
Aug 25 · 10:00·PR.com
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C. H. Hudson has completed a stirring book that confronts one of the Western world's most pervasive deceptions: the belief that morality, goodness, or religious observance alone can save the soul. Drawing from Scripture and decades of pastoral reflection, Hudson methodically dismantles the false security of self-righteousness and exposes the sobering reality that ethics and religious performance, divorced from grace, [PR.com]
Aug 25 · 10:00·PR.com
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Chrislyn R. Herring has completed a new book, "The Last City: Age of Darkness," a sweeping dark fantasy that follows Elena's desperate escape from the Den: a sinister institution where bodies are traded as commodities. When a chance encounter with an open Door offers a fleeting promise of freedom, Elena and Bren seize the opportunity, only to find themselves captured and imprisoned in Hell's Keep. What unfolds [PR.com]
Aug 25 · 10:00·PR.com
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Zachary Taylor has completed a new book, "Truth's Facade," a narrative that follows Elias Averill as he departs for college seeking adventure and freedom, only to discover that his departure marks the beginning of something far greater. When unnerving phenomena begin manifesting around him and cryptic voices call out his name, Elias realizes that the ordinary world he has always known conceals a far darker, more [PR.com]
Aug 25 · 10:00·PR.com
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Steven Willis has completed a new book, "Washington's Spy," which introduces Katherine Temple, a brilliant young girl dispatched to England's North American colonies by her father, a wealthy member of Parliament's House of Lords, to oversee the family's docking operations in Philadelphia, Boston, New York, and Charleston. What begins as a business venture transforms into an extraordinary journey when Katherine [PR.com]
Aug 25 · 10:00·PR.com
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Toni Harris has completed a new book, "What More Could They Do?"—a literary fiction love story interwoven with thriller elements that examines the devastating aftermath of deception. The narrative follows Audrey Phillips, a widowed mother whose world implodes when her fiancé's double life is exposed. Labeled "the other woman" by media and public alike, Audrey becomes the target of [PR.com]
Aug 25 · 10:00·PR.com
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C.S. Davidson has completed a remarkable new book, "What Stays Through Winter," a paranormal romance that follows Huxley Rhodes, a man who has spent eight solitary years in the unforgiving mountains after being banished from his pack at sixteen. His carefully constructed isolation shatters when Bentley Knox, a former NFL star turned deputy sheriff, purchases a cabin near Huxley's secluded dwelling and extends an [PR.com]
Aug 25 · 10:00·PR.com
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Diane Tate has completed a new book, "Whispers of My Heart," a profound collection of poetry that guides readers through the delicate spaces between understanding and mystery. Drawing from her 2021 memoir, Under the Radar: When Truth Hides in Plain Sight, this work weaves together moments that hover just beyond full comprehension, opening small doors into the unknown and inviting readers to step into the dim [PR.com]
Aug 25 · 10:00·PR.com
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John Butta has completed a new novel that opens with a deceptively simple premise: twenty-five-year-old Simon Brown arrives at what he believes is his uncle's funeral, only to realize mid-service that he is mourning the wrong man on the wrong day. This embarrassing mix-up becomes far more than a social mishap; it serves as the catalyst for a transformation that will redefine everything Simon thought he understood about [PR.com]
Aug 25 · 10:00·PR.com