"The River" launches "The Blood Brother Chronicles," inspired by family folklore. It follows half-brothers Slick and Benjamin (Skeeter), contract killers in the 1920s with noble hearts, as they navigate a morally complex landscape of racial tension and corporate greed in the Carolinas. After discovering a sinister plot involving land theft and the gruesome murders of young women, they delve into a world of corruption, supernatural forces, and global conspiracies. This series weaves historical fiction with mystery and introduces a diverse cast entrenched in a fight for justice, family legacy, and survival.

"480 Codorus Street" is the poignant autobiography of Sandra Lee Kearse-Stockton, a young black girl growing up in 1950s-60s York, Pennsylvania. Facing domestic violence and societal neglect, Sandra's story is one of courage amid adversity. Not fiction, but a true account of survival, it challenges readers to find strength in their darkest times, questioning the lines between punishment and abuse, forgiveness and justice. Her journey of forgiving an abusive father is a powerful testament to overcoming a past marked by pain.

"Alas, Babylon," a chilling narrative unfolds as a nuclear holocaust decimates the United States, erasing a millennium of civilization and instantly killing millions. Amidst this devastating backdrop, a small Florida town miraculously survives. Its residents, from diverse backgrounds, unite to face the ensuing chaos, embarking on a struggle to overcome the profound darkness that has engulfed their world. A tale of survival and unity against unimaginable odds.

At four, Jeffrey clung to his mother Annie as they traversed San Francisco, LA, and San Diego. Fleeing society's norms and her maternal duties, Annie sought her next fix, leaving Jeffrey to fend for food and shelter. His childhood was shadowed by her substance abuse. At five, on a whim, she abandoned him with strangers on a freeway near Guadalajara, Mexico. This act would profoundly impact the lives of her children and those around her, marking Jeffrey with the pain of abandonment.

Antiquitas Lost follows Elliott, a boy with unique deformities, whose life changes after moving to New Orleans to care for his ill mother. In his grandfather's mansion, he discovers a doorway to Pangrelor, an ancient parallel world. As he explores this bizarre land, Elliott finds he has extraordinary abilities and is connected to Pangrelor in ways he never imagined. His adventures in this ancient realm will not only determine the fate of its greatest civilization, Harwelden, but also have repercussions for his family back in New Orleans, potentially affecting his mother's survival.

Why does it feel like chaos rules our world, with escalating global warming, natural disasters, and conflicts? From doomsday predictions to ancient prophecies, it seems we're in for even more turbulent times. But understanding what's happening and why offers a chance to prevail. This critical guide explains the underlying causes of today's crises, predicts what's next, and outlines survival strategies. Regardless of your beliefs, this book will challenge, inform, and prepare you for what lies ahead. Get ready to be awakened and equipped to face the future with confidence.

Embark on a riveting journey with "Apocalypse Unveiled: The Last Three Days." Uncover the omens of the end times, feel the dread of Day 1's stillness, and witness Day 2's calamity. Find hope in humanity's resilience on Day 3, facing potential divine or alien interventions. Will it be ruin or rebirth in this world's final chapter? This tale is a blend of fiction, reality, and a testament to our enduring spirit.

In "Apocalyptic Kingdom," 21-year-old Zonera faces the trials of pregnancy in a harsh world, longing for a son to ease her burdens. Married to the forbidding Akeem in Pakistan, she meets an enigmatic man and Dr. Liu, a Christian OBGYN, in a fertility clinic. Their interactions spark hope and a quest for redemption as bewildering events unfold around her. With her faith newly kindled, Zonera embarks on a journey of survival and self-discovery amidst the looming Great Tribulation. Will hope prevail in this captivating Christian apocalyptic tale?

In "Azure Sea Gold," a U-boat laden with Nazi treasures sets sail for Argentina in 1945 but is sunk near the Bahamas. Surviving in a lifeboat, Kristin Dassmer is rescued and taken to a secluded island. Here begins an adventure of love, greed, and family secrets spanning three generations. Surrounded by danger and intrigue, Kristin's life is forever intertwined with those she meets in this tale of survival and passion.

"Beat The Drum Slowly" explores humanity's penchant for war as a fundamental aspect of its history. Delving into the motivations behind human conflict, it questions the nature of our inclination towards violence. From hand-to-hand combat to atomic warfare, the outcome is always loss. This book peels back the layers of rationalization surrounding war, examining the driving forces—whether survival, dominance, or revenge. Reflecting on whether intellect and common sense can ever replace warfare as a means of resolving disputes, it poses a critical question about our future survival amidst our destructive capabilities.