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On November 22nd, 1963, the President of the United States, John F. Kennedy, was gunned down as he traveled in a motorcade through a crisp autumn afternoon in Dallas, Texas.

It is a common image from legend: a man, stumbling through a barren desert, aching with thirst and half-blinded by sun. Ahead, he sees something emerging from the sands. It is a desert, with lush trees and a pool of glimmering water.

From author Alexandra Meyering, ‘The Angel of Elydria’ is the first in a dazzling new series titled ‘The Dawn Mirror Chronicles’. Illustrated by comic book artist Margaux Kindhauser, the novel is a vibrant blend of the steampunk and fantasy genres, with complex characters, richly drawn relationships and a reluctant heroine for the ages in Penny Fairfax.

It is a book that has been ten years in the making.

Written by Tritia Miller-Edwards, ‘Reflections of Christ: The Ultimate Transformation into a Christ-Like Image’ is a riveting account of how a car accident gave new meaning to Miller-Edwards’ life, and her path toward religious completion. Inspired to help others overcome their scars – both external and internal, Miller-Edwards wrote ‘Reflections of Christ’ for anyone struggling to hear the true Word of God.

Even though Garrett S. L. King, Jr. had little formal education, he loved his job at the meat department. The last thing expected to do was unsuccessfully rob it and wind up in jail. However, this harsh reality has been turned into a positive – as King recounts his life through prose and poetry for the benefit of others.

The fantasy genre offers authors boundless opportunities to take their readers to far-off worlds and into experiences they’ll never be afforded on Earth. However, for Lee French and Erik Kort, their latest series bucks the trend by colliding fantastical themes with the deep-rooted emotions that plague each and every reader.

Yoga Journal defines the meaning of ‘Namaste’ as a gesture that is “an acknowledgment of the soul in one by the soul in another”. Nama means bow, as means I, and te means you. Therefore, Namaste literally means, "bow me you" or "I bow to you."

While searching for information about his father’s World War II experiences, Nick Vellis stumbled upon a trove of secrets that until that moment had remained hidden from his family.

From the dripping red letters of the title, to the ominous light beyond the closed door – anyone could be forgiven for thinking that new release, ‘Closet’ is a horror novel, plain and simple.