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.
The Wolf, the Lamb, and the Air Balloon by Corinna Turner
A wolf, a lamb, an air balloon—what could go wrong?
Brothers by Corinna Turner
To fulfill his dream and become a priest, a young man must sneak across borders and find his way to freedom.
Books to Pray With, March: For the New Martyrs
Every month in 2024 Pope Francis has a monthly prayer intention. Every month we will release a book list that will draw your heart and soul deeper into prayer on these topics.
Trapped in Time by Jerry J. Weis
Can a team of misfit teens save the day in this wholesome time-traveling romp?
A Truly Clawful Christmas By Corinna Turner
Father Benedict must learn to embrace the adrenaline rush if he’s going to survive being a rural priest living alongside dinosaurs.
The Rescue Sisters Series Adventures by Karina Fabian
Kickass Catholic Nuns in Space- what more do you need?!
Lord of the World by Robert Hugh Benson
Does Pope Francis think the world is about to end?
A Truly Raptor-ous Welcome by Corinna Turner
There’s no such thing as a normal day on a dino-farm. But can Darryl and Harry’s new city-slicker stepmom make it through the first day without fainting?
Medal Knight Vol 1 by Voyage Comics
A young inventor in the 1920’s finds out his patrons intend to use his robots for crime. To fight back he becomes a hero inspired by the miraculous medal.
Our Lady of the Artilects by Andrew Gillsmith
Robots, Souls, Muslim & Catholic Friendships, and the sacramental reality that binds them all together.
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.
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.
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 TurnerÂ
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.Â
Breach! by Corinna Turner
Isaiah’s got a T-rex size problem, but this time, it’s not a dinosaur.
Do Carpenters Dream of Wooden Sheep? by Corinna Turner
A poignant retelling of the Holy Family in a cyberpunk universe.
A Printer’s Choice by W.L. Patenaude
The first nation in space has sworn off religion, but now they need the help of Fr. McCellan to solve a murder and save them from religious terrorists.
August & September New Book Releases
Step into Fall with a Good Book
Ad Limina by Cy Kellet
The Bishop of Mars faces intergalactic espionage on his journey from the frontier of space to the ancient halls of the Vatican.
Freedom & Responsibility in “Citizen of the Galaxy” by Robert Heinlein
One of the masters of science fiction delivers a story exploring the limits of freedom and the ongoing battle against fallen human nature.
Books for Lent
Deepen your Lenten reflection with these stories of repentance and forgiveness
Best of 2020
Yes some good things DID happen this year- Catholic creators have not let turmoil stop their mission.
Gifts Visible and Invisible
If you are looking for a cozy read to get into the Christmas cheer, this collection has it all.
House of War by Carlos Carrasco
With the government on the verge of outlawing Christianity, a group of Catholics launch a new Crusade.
Dex’s Way by Karina Fabian
Surviving the Black Hole was only the first part, now Dex will have to survive the far future and reunite with Santiago.
Old Man & The Void by Karina Fabian
When Dex decides to catch the treasure of a century, he is pulled into a black hole and must fight the robotic ghosts of an alien war.
The City and The Dungeon by Matthew P. Schmidt
Who knew fighting monsters in a D&D dungeon could convince him that not everything can be attributed to a chance roll of the dice?
