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A small town newspaper editor and a local minister uncover a web of conspiracy while an unseen battle between the angels of good and evil takes place in the town of Ashton.

Ned Franks; Or, The Christian's Panoply by A. L. O. E. is a didactic tale of a one-armed sailor who, after losing an arm in the Queen's service, seeks steadiness and virtue in a humble cottage in Colme. He finds work, friendship, and a stern test of truth through his interactions with his sister...

Some monsters are real. Miles away from the hectic city, Reed and Rebecca hike into the beautiful Northwestern woods. They are surrounded by gorgeous mountains, waterfalls, and hundreds of acres of unspoiled wilderness. During their first night of camping, an unearthly wail pierces the calm of...

Dane and Mandy, a popular magic act for 40 years, are tragically separated by a car wreck that claims Mandy’s life—or so everyone thinks. Even as Dane mourns and tries to rebuild his life without her, Mandy, supposedly dead, awakes in the present as the19-year-old she was in 1970.

Involved in a tragic accident under suspicious circumstances, award-winning journalist Jake Woods teams with detective Ollie Chandler to uncover the truth. This alluring repackage of the R andy Alcorn bestseller finds Jake drawing upon all his resources in an ever-intensifying, dangerous murder investigation.

On day one of Father Frank’s first vacation in four years, a man says to him, “I’m gonna kill you.” Then suddenly, the threat of violence includes another person. Now, Father Frank knows something must be done. But since the threat came via the confessional, he can’t tell the police. He can’t even tell the other person who is in danger. Father Frank is pretty much on his own. And to make matters worse, all this happens in Magnolia Bluff, a beautiful Texas Hill Country town, but a place Father Frank has just come to visit.

Frank hat großes Glück – er darf mit Onkel Peter nach Israel reisen! Damit alle die Abenteuer miterleben können, haben sie alles auf Tonband aufgenommen. Von der Altstadt Jerusalems über das Tote Meer bis hin zu Gesprächen mit Beduinen und Schulkindern – die Reise steckt voller Erlebnisse. Besonders bewegend ist der Besuch in Yad Vashem, wo Onkel Peter über seine Familie und Corrie ten Boom spricht. Ein einzigartiges Hörspiel mit Live-Aufnahmen einer Israelreise vom 3.–10. Januar 1982. Eine Wiederauflage der LP Frank reist nach Israel aus dem Jahr 1982.

The World That Couldn't Breathe, written by Frank Nino IV, is a dark allegorical story set in a world quietly overtaken by an invisible force known as the Veil, a suffocating, beast-made sickness that spreads through the air and slowly weakens all who breathe it. What begins as a promise of protection becomes a system of control as wolves rise to power and snakes work from the shadows. The story follows Kaydan, a lion from a generation that still remembers a world that was strong, alive, and untainted.

During a road trip with his two best friends, high school senior David Stone meets Amesemi, the girl of his dreams. Everything is just perfect until the sky turns black. David’s not sure if it’s an attack or a vision, but he sees living darkness around them, consuming them, and then nothing. They wake up miles away with no sign of Amesemi, a bloody handprint on David’s chest, and the inability to account for the past twenty-five hours.

Arsonists have torched two churches in a small Texas town, plunging its residents into a state of fear. Father Frank DeLuca, pastor of Prince of Peace Church, is thrust into an impossible dilemma when he hears that another church will be burned. The disturbing information comes to him via the confessional, and church law forbids him from telling anyone - even the police. Still, he can't sit idly by, and no law prevents him from looking into the matter himself.

Rod Granet, award-winning novelist and womanizer, is the main speaker at a writers' conference. But, after the opening session and in front of a crowd, Maggie DeLuca, Father Frank's sister, accuses Granet of stealing her story and says he will pay for it. That night, Granet is killed. The sheriff quickly zeros in on Maggie, and she is hauled off in handcuffs. When Father Frank comes to her aid, the sheriff threatens him with jail if he interferes. A Texas Ranger is assigned to the investigation. Soon, he sees Father Frank as a valuable asset.

Herald Clairvaux, a Professor of Theatre, bears witness to a startling event: a pentagram (a blazing star) appears before him conveying an obscure message. He tries to link the vision to the ill health of his Great Uncle Bernie, an elderly Jesuit Priest, who is Herald’s closest living relative. Several other visions appear. Desperate, he recruits the help of two close associates to make sense of these mysterious events.