by Trish Stevens | Oct 16, 2026 | Action, Author, Books, Education, Entertainment, History
In John Amos’ The Call of the Bugle, a young war correspondent spends decades trying to understand the catastrophe he witnessed. Some stories refuse to stay buried. In John Amos’ The Call of the Bugle, the ghosts of war, lost love, and an unfinished past converge...
by Trish Stevens | Oct 16, 2026 | Animals, Author, Books, Children, Children, Children Books, Education, New Books, Self Help, Uncategorized
What if the biggest lion in the jungle could not roar? That is the dilemma facing Leviathan, a lion cub born unusually large and seemingly destined to become King of the Jungle. But after a hyena attack leaves him with a throat injury, an old turtle named Doc saves...
by Trish Stevens | Oct 16, 2026 | Uncategorized
Fortis Institute Fellow Libby Glosson addresses this hidden struggle with compassion, practical insight and a faith-based path toward lasting freedom. This series is a free resource to help replace secrecy with truth, so women can know freedom really is possible.” —...
by Trish Stevens | Oct 16, 2026 | Author, Books, New Books, Uncategorized
Drawing on meticulous historical research and 24 years of military service, former U.S. Naval Officer Ray Deptula brings the American Revolution to life. Once you enter into the military, you become stripped of the natural tendency to put yourself first.” — Author and...
by Trish Stevens | Oct 16, 2026 | Author, Books, New Books, Uncategorized
An author’s book, website, press releases and social media presence can provide scammers with everything they need to create remarkably convincing pitches. Using publicly available information and AI-generated language, fraudsters can make unsolicited emails appear to...
