Best Books of 2022
Our favorite book finds of the year!
A Very Jurassic Christmas by Corinna Turner
Christmas with Jurassic dinosaurs is often wild!
Markmaker by Mary Jessica Woods
Aboard a world-ship, in an alien society, one artist’s quest for truth will turn his whole society upside down.
The Gift Counselor By Sheila M. Cronin
If you’re a fan of Hallmark Channel’s cozy lineup of holiday Rom-coms, this book is definitely for you.
Theology In the Bottle: Where Cana Meets the Cross By A. P. Schreck
Prayerful meditations to pair with your journal and a glass of wine.
God’s Beautiful Backyard Birds by Linda Etchison, Illustrated by Denise Plumlee-Tadlock
Draw Your Toddler into Prayer While Playing Outside
Fair Now Later Rain, by Jeremy Long
We cannot escape loss, but God offers us hope.
Finnian and the Seven Mountains (Vol.2) By, Philip Kosloski and Michael Lavoy
Can one map be the key to stopping the Viking Invasion?
Legion by William Peter Blatty
When a boy is crucified, Detective Kinderman finds himself chasing down a murderer who is already dead.
Brave Water by Sarah Robsdottir
What if you had to risk your life for a simple cup of water?
Please Don’t Feed the Dinosaurs by Corinna Turner
A series of dino adventures that has been doing better what the mainstream Jurassic Park series only recently attempted.
The Tale of Patrick Peyton
How a humble, Irish immigrant brought Mary to Hollywood and then the World.
Transgender Ideology & Gender Dysphoria: A Catholic response by Dr. Jake Thibault
A pastoral, academic overview of one of today’s most controversial issues: transgenderism.
In Pieces by Rhonda Ortiz
Is a marriage without love the only way to save Molly Chase’s reputation?
Heaven’s Hunter By Marie C. Keiser
A man-hunt across space that forever changes both the criminal and the detective.
Mandy Lamb and the Full Moon By Corinna Turner
A human-sheep hybrid’s friendships with a friendly vampire and a very angsty house-wolf are tested in this story that explores nature versus nurture.
The Phantom Phoenix
A humble phoenix rises from the ashes to clean up corrupt, 1920s Chicago in this thrilling superhero comic
In the Footsteps of St. Therese: How to Be Single but Not Alone by Teresita Ogg
A Filipino woman recounts her lifelong journey in a single vocation, with Saint Therese guiding the way.
I Hope You Find Joy By Eliza Mae Albano
Can Emma find joy with the man who hurt her?
Elfling by Corinna Turner
Serapia Ravena is on a mission to find and keep her father, but he has transgressed a boundary that no creature has the right to cross. Only the mercy of God can resolve this tension.
Ironcraft by Pedro Gabriel
Giants war in this Genesis-style mythological fantasy.
Absence by Kaye Park Hinckley
Absence will chill you with the stark reminder that human beings are not just bodies, but souls whose spiritual influence cannot be suppressed, even when the bodies have gone missing.
Love, Treachery, and Other Terrors by Katharine Campbell
This quirky, fairytale fantasy is a fun and amusing read with a serious moral backbone.
For the Sake of His Sorrowful Passion: Praying the Divine Mercy Chaplet with Scripture and Art by Meggie K. Daly
Awaken your imagination with prayer
Breach! by Corinna Turner
Isaiah’s got a T-rex size problem, but this time, it’s not a dinosaur.
Treason by Dena Hunt
When the Queen Elizabeth’s agents are sent to investigate a small town, Protestant & Catholic alike must work together to avert tragedy.
Finnian and the Seven Mountains (Vol. 1) by Philip Koslowski, Michael Lavoy, and Jim Fern
Join Finnian as his quest for a legendary sword takes him to the monks of Skellig Michael, a real life inspiration for the Jedi temple.
Do Carpenters Dream of Wooden Sheep? by Corinna Turner
A poignant retelling of the Holy Family in a cyberpunk universe.
Champion of Valdeor by Sandralena Hanley
Fed up with modern 1st person, present tense narratives bursting with ‘hip’ characters? Look no further!
The Boy Who Knew (Friends in High Places: Carlo Acutis) by Corinna Turner
Faced with his death, a fifteen-year-old learns how to live through the wisdom of Blessed Carlo Acutis.
