Wake of Malice by Eleanor Bourg Nicholson
Sent to investigate a series of murders in the Irish countryside, Hugh soon finds signs that someone is messing with old Celtic myths best left undisturbed.
The Christbearer – Exploring the Connection Between the Mandalorian and Christian Saints
Was the Mandalorian divinely inspired? A little child shall lead them. (Isaiah 11:6)
Angel of Death by Brian O’Hare
A murdered archbishop launches DCI Sheehan on the track of a sectarian serial killer, as well as on a journey back to the faith of his childhood.
The Wrecker’s Daughter By G.M. Baker
When Hannah learns that the Bible verse she has lived by is not found anywhere in Scripture, she realizes that the culture that has formed her is completely corrupt.
Kiss Me Goodnight By Maurice Prater, Illustrated by Cecilia Lawrence
A sweet story bedtime story about familial love.
Mark’s Noble Quest by Katherine Campbell
Can a twenty-first century guy survive an Arthurian quest—and keep his true love?
A Spiritual Odyssey By Brian O’Hare
A wonderful testament to the love of God and how He never abandons us, even when we say no to Him for decades.
Mary, Seat of Wisdom By, J.T. Frodin
A child’s journey with Mary to discover why her heart is pierced.
Misshelved Magic by S.R. Crickard
A non-magical librarian and a student mage discover the secrets of a magical library.
Life Choices The Gift By Pat Wiedemer, Neil Thompson, Philip Kosloski
Casey’s birthday present to Josh is a little more than they bargained for.
PANIC! (unSPARKed #3) by Corinna Turner
It’s a three hour drive unSPARKed, and for city-folk, anything might cause PANIC!
Hologram by Walker Larson
Aaron is the only one who can see through the holograms.
Calling All Booklovers! – Editor Positions Open
Do you love reading books and getting other people to read them? Join our team and make your mark on today’s Catholic literary revival.
The Divided Kingdom by Allison Ramirez
What sinister secrets hide behind the walls of the Island of Mirror?
Christmas Books to Curl up With
Get into the Advent spirit with stories that entertain and don’t water down the holiday.
Papa and the Little Queen by Kathleen Vincenz
What will St. Thérèse and Papa discover on their walk through town?
Heavenly Rescues and Answered Prayers: True Stories of Faith and Miracles from a First Responder by Andrew Jo Rodgers
A book that’s great to have on hand when one needs a reminder that there are good people out there and that God’s hand is in everything.
The Book of Saints and Heroes By Andrew & Lenora Lang
Ancient tales of Saints and Heroes retold for Victorians, reprinted for us.
Shadows: Visible and Invisible By Catholic Teens Books
Bringing the holy back to All Hallows, these short stories entertain & remind us of the mercy we all rely upon.
My Name is Saul by Lin Wilder
How does a man become a monster? How does a monster become a saint?
Worth Dying For By Marie C. Keiser
In the shady corporate-ruled galaxy, a man can acknowledge no god. Yet having nothing worth dying for frightens Mark more than death itself.
Idol Speculations by Karina Fabian
Can a dragon take on a monster ten times his size?
Spooky Catholic Reads
Books with the themes of the All Hallows season grouped according to scariness level.
Infinite Regress by Joshua Hren
Poetic justice when the victim of a predator priest finds freedom from his seducer.
Mary, Mystical Rose By, J.T. Frodin
Why is Mary called the Mystical Rose? An interactive children’s book.
The Wolf, the Lamb, and the Air Balloon by Corinna Turner
A wolf, a lamb, an air balloon—what could go wrong?
To Crown with Liberty by Karen Ullo
What must you do when nothing you can do will save those you love?
Servant of the Suffering: Rose Hawthorne by Voyage Comics
The great-great-great-granddaughter of a Salem witch trial judge is on her way to Catholic sainthood.
My Name is Philomena By Fr. Peregrine Fletcher, O. Praem
Who was St. Philomena, daughter of light?
A Changing of the Guard; Three Last Things Book 2 by Corinna Turner
A priest to Death Row inmates, Fr. Jacob must face the earthly consequences of ‘love thy enemy’
