Liferich Publishing imprint: 426 books

With splashes of white under her neck and on her chest, Casey is a little black Labrador retriever mixed-breed puppy. She is so happy when Sam and Kathy adopt her from the citys animal shelter. Casey not only gives her heart to Sam but to the delightful swift moving stream behind their home....

Thomas is having a crisis of faith. His wife and daughter are dead, and his son, Adams, physical and emotional scars run deep. Why would God let this happen to him? He doesnt know. What he does know is that the girl that hes just met isnt humanand she needs his help . . . An otherworldly general wants...

Atlanta in 1996 provides the backdrop for a fast-paced victim-driven thriller that speeds to an unanticipated ending, keeping the reader guessing at every stage. A rapist is meticulous in making sure he has no connections with his victims. Elizabeth is his latest victim and she struggles to...

Existence as such cannot be controlledit can only be observed. And in a sense, reality is not in fact physical, but figural. Yet despite these truths about the elusive nature of reality, a concrete definition of these concepts may provide a way to grasp a wider understanding of our being. For while...

Shadow of the World beginsunsurprisinglyat the beginning, turning to the Bibles foundational story in Genesis and exploring Gods creation of light out of the dark nothingness. That biblical story provides the fundamental insight that this worlds life contains the bright lightsall the God made and...

When five-year-old Lexie Saunders learns she is adopted and is told she is handpicked by Mother from a line-up of baby cribs, her life is forever changed. Instead of feeling special, Lexie becomes haunted by Mama, the mystery lady who gave birth to her. The disappearance of Mama leaves a hole...

This book is for anyone seeking a laugh-out-loud read. Through hilariously funny, far-fetched escapades, a teenage girl recounts her high school years while, at the same time, reveals small-town life in the early sixties. This is a delightfully wacky and engaging romp back in time!

Miss Justine thinks learning should always be fun! After she takes a new teaching job at an Indian reservation, Miss Justine decides to use the beach as her outside classroom. Her students head to the beach with boxes to hold all their collected treasures, and they soon discover that math, history,...

In A Devotional for Progressive Christians , author Lon Chesnutt is speaking to and for self-exiles from the church who claim to be spiritual but not religious in our times. During a time of intense searching over what it means to be religious, this short book offers some hope. In a practical waywith...

Leather Hinges is a true story of May and Exter Stanfords life in a dug-out home in Oklahoma in 1901. As May drove the heavy loaded wagon, she smiled at the ridiculous cow and her husbands patience. Rosie, the milk cow, absolutely would not move unless someone walked with her. Surprisingly, Exter...

This book soars with expressive, reflective and inspired poetry.

What if the flight over or back is unsuccessful; what if the safest mode of travel wipes out four members of her family? Gramma knew what her own grandmother would have done and she followed those examples most of her life. Setting fears aside and facing the unknown, she chaperones three grandsons...

This book is about a guy who wants to make fast buck outside the law and how his life and other peoples change in doing so. Now the adventure starts.

For much of my life, I believed the lack of detailed information about the early years of the life of Jesus of Nazareth was a major cover-up. I believed its suppressed because it did not fit the story being sold. Over the years, I have come to believe in a more refined truth. It does not exist because...