Following the death of their father, three siblings on the American frontier must confront their family’s past, a hostile preacher, and their own emerging powers.
When a sniper vigilante begins targeting criminals who escaped justice, a weary homicide detective must navigate a city gripped by fear and unravel the killer’s identity before the next shot is fired.
Branded by a sentient manuscript that bleeds with forgotten lives, a haunted scholar is drawn into a hidden order where manors breathe, memory deceives, and the ink beneath his skin may rewrite his soul—or erase it.
The forests burn. Every day people keep hope alive when all signs point to an inevitable defeat. These themes are found both in The Lord of the Rings and today’s environmentalist struggle. What lessons can we draw from this classic work?
