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The Forgotten Standards
One hundred lists across ten areas of life offer a practical guide to reclaiming integrity, sacrifice, humility, and faithfulness in everyday choices, even when no one is watching.
Why I wrote it
I wrote this to offer a practical roadmap for living according to the Creator's original design for human life.

Only a Fool's Gold
An unemployed father discovers a motel safe that produces gold after each night spent in the room, turning financial relief into a threat to his family and freedom.
Why I wrote it
I wrote this to ask whether we who profess to follow Christ hold convictions that cannot be bought, or convictions with a price.

The Forgotten Standards for Women
One hundred lists, Scripture, quotes, and practical steps explore identity, sisterhood, motherhood, marriage, leadership, and faith, helping women live deliberately and put enduring standards into everyday practice.
Why I wrote it
I wrote this to give women a practical roadmap for putting the Creator’s original design for human life into everyday practice.

Complicit
Former NSA analyst Nora Cafferty follows a vanished colleague’s message into a hidden financial network buried in the Epstein files, as her team races to expose it.
Why I wrote it
I wrote this from my experience as president of a nonprofit rescuing and restoring trafficking victims, and my belief that the Epstein story went beyond the reporting.

The Surveillance State
In Austin in 2030, twelve lives intersect beneath a private network that tracks and scores citizens, revealing the human cost of surveillance built through everyday convenience.
Why I wrote it
I wrote this to examine why Americans who prize freedom surrender their privacy to governments and private companies that use our data for profit and harmful purposes.

The Forgotten Standards for Men
A biblical guide to manhood, brotherhood, fatherhood, marriage, leadership, and purpose, with one hundred lists, memorable quotes, and practical steps for putting enduring standards into daily practice.
Why I wrote it
I wrote this to give men a practical roadmap for putting the Creator’s original design for human life into everyday practice.

Inside the Light
In 2065, Marco Vasquez hides his inherited Night status in a divided America, until an approaching screening forces him to risk his identity to expose the system’s damage.
Why I wrote it
I wrote this to challenge how we use ideas of a republic, democracy, and capitalism to justify ranking some people above others.
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Residual
The leak worked and the trial is underway, but Nora Cafferty is learning that exposing the machine didn't remove the people still inside it. And the man who designed it isn't finished with her.

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Witness
The apparatus has fallen, but Nora Cafferty carries the last complete copy of its architect's blueprint. One surviving piece of the system still has that problem to solve. The final Nora Cafferty novel follows what she chooses to do with the blueprint—and what that choice costs her.

Coming October 31
Strange Gods
What happens when a nation gives its faith to the market, the flag, the future, the tribe, or the self? Geoffrey Arbuckle examines ten American idols against the words of Jesus Christ, challenging assumptions across the political divide. A historical second part traces these loyalties—and the believers who resisted them—across three thousand years.

Coming October 31
A Year of Uncommon Sense
A twelve-month devotional of plain wisdom for a noisy age. Each month is built on a verse from Proverbs, with a meditation, reflection questions, and a practice to carry into daily life.

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The Sync
In the tradition of The Screwtape Letters, two demon phones trade nightly letters. One rides in a teenager's pocket, and the other is slowly dying in an elderly widow's coat, racing a network shutdown he can survive only if she learns to want something newer. It's a fable about the one thing their kind can't use or corrupt: a person who is simply content.

Coming October 31
The Bandits and the Bougies
Two raccoon families live on opposite sides of old railroad tracks, each warning its children not to trust the other. When Nick Bandit and Daisy Bougie become friends, food scarcity, flooding, and the threat of losing their homes test those inherited boundaries. An animal adventure about courage, forgiveness, and learning to care beyond your own family.
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