What would it take to change the world?
NEW WORLD ORDER: The Symbol is the first part of a high-stakes speculative geopolitical thriller series about power, ideology, and the cost of changing the status quo in a compromised world. For readers of Kim Stanley Robinson and John le Carré and anyone who’s ever wondered: how far can you go to do good before you become part of the evil you wanted to fight?
When rebellious Princess Liviana flees the marriage that will bind her to the ruthless Sun Fae, she doesn’t expect to be found by a soldier with sunlight in his skin and danger in his smile.
Their forbidden spark could ignite a war—or burn them both to ash.
In a world where fire bows to the sun, love is the most perilous magic of all.
In Savages of the Bulk, Nathaniel Jungheim elevates the space opera genre to the next level. A stunning blend of political intrigue, mystique, and action, this is epic science fiction the way it should be told.
For centuries the mysterious Saar Commonwealth has denied Earth access to the Bulk, an extradimensional gateway to the stars. In the absence of faster than light travel, the solar system has been conquered, but society grows restless in its isolation. Only when the Commonwealth calls humankind to war are its armies allowed to leave. Until now, on the other side of the galaxy, a hostile alien world resists control. With no choice left, they order humanity on a diplomatic mission to maintain the peace. Tasked with the deep space assignment, a young diplomat, Miguel Castal, must work with a black ops’ agent on the run, a statesman with unclear loyalties, and a rookie pilot flying a state-of-the-art warship.
If they fail, then Lieutenant Jake Dawes will have to fight another war. However, he has no choice. When caught in the crossfire of a covert operation his body is ripped to shreds, the ultimatum is clear: become a cybernetically enhanced soldier or be tossed to the streets. As he prepares for battle, Jake is plagued by strange voices. Is it a faulty code in his systems? A bad link with his snippy combat droid? Or is there something bigger at play, something that can finally challenge the Commonwealth’s domination of humanity.
Fifty years after WW2, Anna is plunged into the treacherous world of the Munich girl who was her mother’s confidante — and Hitler’s lover — and uncovers a tangled web of family secrets that challenges every belief she has about right and wrong.
– Winner of the 2025 Christlit Book Award
– Winner of the inaugural Christian Book Excellence Award
“Breath of the Almighty” is a debut collection of free verse, confessional Christian poetry born from a life that’s seen both deep wounds and deeper mercy. It’s part autobiographical, part devotional, and part witness grounded in Scripture. Through emotional depth, it seeks to reassure the reader that God is closer than we think.