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In Finding Kris Kringle, highly regarded Christian author Joan Byrd shares a brilliant, deeply meaningful new take on the purpose of Santa Claus in the birth of the Christ Child, a timeless story that inspires readers of all ages and adds a new depth of meaning to the traditions and celebrations that touch the hearts of every faithful soul in the sacred season of celebrating the Savior's birth. Never has an author expressed so vividly the Hand of God at work through the Christmas story. As the author says herself, Finding Kris Kringle is a magical classic, full of joy, tenderness and eternal truth.

Marilou's reputation precedes her all the way to the office of the CEO. Her boss wants her to prove that she can seduce any man she wants to, offering her a big promotion and a huge raise. Marilou complies, but has a few surprises to share when she heads back to her boss's office.

Known simply as The Wall, the Vietnam Veterans Memorial lists the names of over 58,000 soldiers who died in Southeast Asia during one of this country's deadliest military conflicts. And behind each of these names is a story waiting to be told...a story of patriotism, service to country, and sacrifice to the principles of democracy. There's the story of the Edison 64 from Edison High School in Philadelphia, the dozen soldiers from Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church in Chicago, and the brotherhood of the Morenci 9 and the Midvale three. Also appearing among the wall's 70 black granite panels are the names of over 3,000 soldiers from Ohio, including eleven young men from one of Ohio's least populated counties, Monroe County. Strikingly, over half of those soldiers from the county that died were from the small village of Beallsville...bestowing upon the village of less than 400 the unwanted distinction of having the highest per-capita casualty rate of any U.S. community during the conflict. While other works may have been written about these eleven young men, those works only skimmed the surface of their lives. This work delves into the similarities of their young lives and the differences that brought about their untimely deaths. Along with their families, these young men gave so much, and their stories need...no, they demand...to be told. Everyone Has a Story, and this is theirs.

A well-planned business expansion to the small town of San Sorento proves a boon to the American business interest that invested in it as well as for the community itself. When owners and employees, however, decide to found a church in the town that is surprisingly devoid of places to worship, they encounter violent resistance from an entrenched religious group that is really more of a cult. Their first attempt to start the church meets a fiery end. Faced with the decision to relinquish their dreams of a church or risk further reprisals, the people of faith must decide if they will persist or surrender.