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"It’s chock full of daring maneuvers, brave souls, tender family moments, and conviction. . . .
I can honestly say that Preacher on the Run is one book you won’t regret reading." ~ Callie @ An Unfinished Story
"I couldn't stop reading it! It was really well written . . . and I immensely enjoyed the plot of the story." ~ K. E., Wisconsin
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Preacher on the Run eBook
All he wants is a safe place for his family and church to live and worship in freedom. But the established church wants him to shut up. The governor’s men want him dead. And that safe place is farther and farther away. You can run, but you can’t hide . . .
Not for a Million Dollars eBook novella
Gil Major owns a major-league baseball club. But he's got problems. The worst one: his athletes are demanding outrageous paychecks. And Gil is sick of it. So two weeks before Opening Day, he makes a move that rocks the baseball world like a fastball to the ribs...