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Judas, Otherwise reimagines the most infamous betrayal in history through the eyes of the disciple who committed it. Set in first-century Judea under Roman occupation and rising unrest, this haunting historical novel follows Judas as he is drawn into a storm of loyalty, fear, ambition, love, guilt, and faith. As the world around Jesus grows more volatile, Judas is forced toward choices that will wound not only the people he loves, but the course of history itself.

Lorraine Clarke possesses a rare talent for languages, one that allows her to uncover patterns others would never notice. Unfortunately, some secrets were never meant to be translated. When Lorraine inadvertently exposes information tied to an international trafficking network, she becomes their number one target. Gabe Werner is the disciplined leader of an elite team of protective officers assigned to ensure her safety. Known for his control and unwavering focus, Gabe has built his career on keeping emotion out of the mission. But Lorraine quickly proves to be anything but routine.

Everyone knows the garden. Everyone knows the fruit. But what if paradise began to break long before the first bite? Eden, Divided reimagines the story of Adam and Eve as a slow, intimate unraveling of innocence, love, and trust. In the first days of creation, Adam and Eve live in a world untouched by fear, shame, or death. Their bond is whole. Their joy is complete. But when a hidden voice begins to whisper at the edges of paradise, desire turns inward, trust begins to bend, and the first fracture in creation is born. This is not just the story of a single temptation.

As Benjamin Franklin launched his kite into the lightning-streaked, rumbling skies of Philadelphia, a chicken was there. When Paul Revere rode out into the cloudless night to warn the patriots that an army marched at their doorsteps, a chicken was there. As a woman knelt on the cold, hard floor of a Baltimore brewery, stitching together the flag that would inspire a nation, a chicken was there. Now, for the first time ever, the chickens who witnessed the birth of a nation will tell their stories.

Cassia, a young slave, has never known freedom. She has spent her life serving Mistress Helena, whose brutality has been increasing. With her son, Master Marius, away so much overseeing their shipping business, Helena has no one to tame her fury. But the streets throughout the Ancient Rome empire aren’t safe for Cassia either. Christians are being found and taken to be executed by orders of Emperor Trajan and Pliny the Younger. When Cassia’s own mother, Livia, is taken to jail, Cassia is sure that all is lost.

Our faith in God and our love of Judaism are tested daily by our turbulent world and personal challenges. In this special book, Dr. Eugene Borowitz, the leading theologian of liberal Judaism, offers a highly accessible guide to the questions we’ve all wrestled with in our spiritual lives. In this book, Borowitz shares with you his rich inner life, which draws from both the rational and mystical Jewish thought that have inspired two generations of rabbis, cantors, and educators, and will now inspire you.

A crown divided. A continent aflame. A war that changed the course of history. Step into the sweeping saga of The Hundred Years’ War, where kings clashed, empires trembled, and legends were born. Spanning over a century of brutal battles, political intrigue, and heroic resistance, this gripping historical narrative brings to life the war that forged modern France and England.