Real stories from the life lived in different cultures and circumstances, mixed with laughter and tears, metaphors and old wisdom to show us that there is hope and that we can, like the old castle, still stand in all our beauty and dignity in spite of all.

Still Standing is a book of joy, excitement and hope for the hopeless. It reflects on the past, examine the present and speculate on the future. Still Standing will teach you how to stand in spite of the storm, how to still stand in spite of the adversities. Raphael Grant will make you understand that anybody destined by God for greatness will go through trials, affl ictions, pain, and struggles, because it is a necessity for where God is taking them. The changes and challenges that lies ahead are God-given possibilities for people to live their lives in conformity of his will and purpose.

Lorne Gregory was on top of the world the day she married Jamie Jones. But within weeks of their marriage, it became painfully obvious that something was wrong. Believing deeply in her vow to love and support him for better or worse, Lorne pulls out all the stops as she attempts to save her marriage. When she discovers the true extent of Jamie’s double life, Lorne must make a choice: herself or a man who doesn’t deserve her. With God’s help, Lorne finds the courage and strength to persevere. Despite the heartbreak, disappointment, brokenness, and betrayal, she navigates her way to joy and peace. As she searches for hope and redemption, Lorne learns the true power of prayer ... and of God’s saving grace. I’m Still Standing is an intimate journey through Lorne Gregory’s life, a poignant story of how God guides her from a place of brokenness to one of restoration.

Tanyaradzwa, who because of his love for a beautiful young woman, Nadia, is unknowingly recruited into a secret sect of incubi. Nadia is sent away from home by her parents after a late tryst with Tanyaradzwa and demand $400.00 as compensation before they can accept her back. Desperate and broke, Tanyaradzwa seeks help from Mr Sinyoka, a moneylender and fellow employee who, unbeknownst to him, bears his father a grudge over a past slight. He gets tainted money from Mr Sinyoka, and from the moment he accepts it, a chain of bizarre incidents start unfolding.

The Diary of a Desperate Naija Woman in the Year 2011 is collection of random blogs written by Bola Essien-Nelson giving the reader an insight into her daily life. It captures, in her own unique conversational manner, the soars and dips, the losses and the victories, the whoops of joy and the frustrated cries of defeat, and pain of an ordinary woman desperately chasing after her extraordinary God. Bola hopes that, as you read this book, the words you encounter will make you smile a little, laugh out loud a lot, and maybe even tear up on occasion as you realise that you are not alone and that many of lifes experiences are universal. She hopes that you will read and come to a deeper understanding of the incredibly intense love God has for you and that this realisation will birth a new hunger in your belly to chase after God and to do so desperately.

Believe on These Things is a book of inspirational poetry that inspires comfort in brokeness, healing for pain, and courage where there is fear. The poems in this book are a reminder of how God will strengthen and comfort when we are discouraged or overwhelmed. Like Have Faith In God, it will assure those who are going through trying times to not be moved by what is seen, heard, or even felt. It's a reminder that God is bigger than any storm. In the midst of all you're going through God is making a way for you. Stand still because it won't be long Before all the hurt you feel is gone. In spite of everything you feel Have faith in God and just stand still. Don't be persuaded by your mountain, have faith in God. Whenever you feel a need for encouragement, remember: what so ever things are lovely, pure, and honest, whatever things are of a good report, Believe On These Things.

Life in Paraguay! What an adventure it all seems for idealistic sixteen-year-old Anna when she arrives in her new homeland in the Chaco of South America. Then she discovers the wilderness is hostile, pioneering is unrelentingly difficult, marriage brings sorrow, and friends become enemies. But she also finds love. Again and again, as her exuberant spirit is tested, she strives for resilience. And near the close of her life, she finds the best surprise of all. Under the Still Standing Sun is a deeply affecting and intimate journey through a woman’s life, woven into the narrative of Mennonite settlement in Paraguay.

Based on actual events, Restorer of the Breach tells the heart-wrenching story of tragedy to triumph as one family deals with the pains and scars of pedophilia. Author Darla Gooden offers a life-altering account of the prey of a youth church worker that came into her family's life disguised as a man of God. The reader is thrust into an emotional frenzy of shock, hurt, pain, rage and even hatred. As the title suggests, God says that "I come to restore." Follow this family's journey to restoration and marvel at, while on the edge of despair, hope and healing were indeed found.