Fuze Publishing: 7 books

The Voice at the Door recreates the fateful meeting of Emily Dickinson with the famous Philadelphia pastor, Charles Wadsworth. The fictional account weaves the letters and poems of this iconic American writer into a rich tapestry of intellectual and spiritual communion. It encompasses the three great...

Gifted story-teller Antoinette Kennedy draws us into the hidden heart of the convent. With remarkable honesty, humor, and a respect for paradox, Far from Home charts her journey, from a youthful decision to leave family for enclosure through the discoveries that propelled her return to secular life.

In this thrilling conclusion to The Card People trilogy, Paul undergoes another astonishing transformation. Then he and Sam face their toughest challenge yet as they uncover and fight a nefarious scheme to take over our nation’s government.

Devastated by the mysterious disappearance of his father, a genius scientist, Paul Kapadia notices that a deck of cards he and his father used for nightly games begins moving on its own. Soon the card people present themselves to Paul and plead for help in their battle for survival against the brutal...

Previously in The Card People series . . . Soon after the disappearance of Samir Kapadia, a computer genius, his son Paul found a deck of cards. Thanks to Samir’s most astounding creation, a life-giving nanodust, the cards could move and speak. These card people were kind and resourceful, but a...

Today more than 20 million Millennials aged 18-34 live with their parents. In tracking five different families as they navigate the generation gap between parents and boomerang kids, coaches Phyllis Goldberg and Rosemary Lichtman tap the creative power of story to give counsel and comfort.

“Broken Angels” is the sequel to “Satan’s Chamber,” which Gardner Peckham, former member of the National Commission on Terrorism, commended for its “intelligence, wit, and style.” The familiar cast of engaging characters powers the propulsive action of Broken Angels, recounted in crisply...