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Five crates. Four bodies. Not one heart.

The thaw comes to Rell County on a February night, and a dairy farm’s manure lagoon gives way.
Sheriff Kelsey Voss expects a drowned calf. What comes up on the chain is a seventeen-year-old girl missing since September — a girl Kelsey herself filed away as gone. Her chest has been opened and sewn shut...

Three pounds, one ounce. That's what Arthur Lund's widow carried home. A man his size should have left twice that.

Sent undercover into Mercer Funeral Home, Special Agent Mara Bennett learns the vocabulary fast: care, not custody. Placement, not removal. Legacy options, not theft. She learns it well enough to say it to a grieving son — and watch...

Some inheritances cannot be written into a will. They must be handed down one story at a time, from a grandfather’s heart to the grandchildren he loves.

In these pages, an ordinary man sets out to give his grandchildren the truths he believes with his whole heart: that there is a God in heaven who knows their names, that a Savior stands in their...

Sergeant First Class Robert Gost leads Ghost Recon, an elite Long-Range Reconnaissance Patrol unit, deep into the jungles of Vietnam. Facing relentless ambushes, devastating losses, and moral dilemmas, Gost and his team confront the brutal realities of war, driven by duty, loyalty, and a quest for vengeance against those responsible for...

This work provides a theological anchor by delving into timeless principles to assist individuals in understanding enduring truths and navigating present challenges.
Grounding oneself in truth is necessary to navigate the turbulent times of our present-day. In the midst of turmoil, it is essential to remain anchored in truth. This discussion...

Sean Mason Grant, Trauma Surgeon, Special Forces Army Officer, Krav Maga Blackbelt, incurs the hatred of one of the most ruthless men on earth -- the Executioner: Colonel Ibrahim Al-Dulaimi, the third-highest ranking officer of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. Al-Dulaimi, noted for slitting the throats of hundreds of women and children in...