Fiction
Genre: Christian
Fiction
Admission – Travis Thrasher
Rock on. Most folks remember their college years with some amount of fondness – some for the relationships they made, others for the fun times they had. Jake Rivers had both but he’s put his […]
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Gun Lake – Travis Thrasher
They’re bustin’ out and they ain’t going back – the Stagworth Five have left the building, and led by Sean they’re headed toward Gun Lake. But more excitement is coming to the lake than just the […]
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Three Roads Home – Travis Thrasher
Three Roads Home is a collection of three separate love stories of three couples who are able to grow in their love even while going through the storms of life. Relationships must be restored, hearts […]
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Deadlock – Robert Liparulo
A year after the events of Deadfall, life is never going to be normal for Hutch. It was kill or be killed out there in Fiddler Falls and now that he’s back to civilization, he’s […]
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The Second Thief – Travis Thrasher
Tom Ledger has a nice job at a tech company – if you consider a dead-end job that would make Dilbert envious “nice.” And that’s why he’s downloading a few important files onto his little […]
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The Watermark – Travis Thrasher
Watermark – A mark impressed on paper that is visible only when the paper is held up to the light. Sheridan Blake is finally getting back to life. After…an incident…that caused him to not finish […]
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The Promise Remains – Travis Thrasher
Love never gives up, never loses faith, is always hopeful, and endures through every circumstance. As a young single man, I’ve often been told by those older and wiser than I that, next to my […]
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Germ – Robert Liparulo
CDC: ..The exact origin, locations, and natural habitat (known as the “natural reservoir”) of Ebola virus remain unknown. Bio-terrorism. The very word should make your skin crawl. Right now you could be breathing in odorless, […]
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Wonder (Books of Marvella #2) – Travis Thrasher
Things aren’t looking so great for Brandon. Life’s not been normal for a long time—unless you consider having an abusive alcoholic for a father to be a normal thing, unless you consider having an enigmatic […]