This book has already been hailed as one of the greatest epic fantasy novels of the 21st century. It is a compilation of 1)a... More > journal of the authors experiences while living in Croatia, 2)a political satire 3)a story of true and eternal love, and 4)a fantasy volume of characters deep within the imagination. Aleric was the son of a common zveri herder. However, due to fantastic circumstances, he finds himself in the midst of political turmoil on the island of Mir and an encroaching war. He joins a secret society known as the Maritonic Knights. These knights must travel to the island of Otok and save it from falling to the new and dark doctrines of war. < Less

A complete day-by-day history of the 39th Evacuation Hospital during World War II, much of which has only recently been... More > declassified by the United States Department of Defense and Department of the Army. After training at Camp Atterbury, IN, the unit moved to Europe and participated in the greatest military conflict in global history, World War II. Following D-Day, the hospital moved along with General George S. Patton and the U.S. 3rd Army as it pushed towards Germany. It was honored with the Meritorious Unit Award for its service during the Battle of the Bulge. < Less

This book documents one of the most fierce and well-trained armies in world history: from their simple beginnings to the... More > mistakes that led to their downfall. Hundreds of never before seen images now come to the light of the public eye. Donated from private collections, these photographs help fill gaps in the historic record. < Less

Carl Kulinsky was a true American. His parents immigrated to the United States from Slemien, Poland and he was in the first... More > generation of his family born in America. He served in the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) in the 1930s. Then he joined the 39th Evacuation Hospital and served during World War II. He returned from the war and had a family. He worked for El Paso Natural Gas. As he aged, he was diagnosed with Parkinson's Disease. He died having lived the American Dream. < Less

Biography of John Smith, the fourth presiding patriarch of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. He was the first... More > of Joseph Smith Jr.'s relatives to accept the gospel message and be baptized. Following missionary service in New York, John and his family joined the saints in Kirtland, Ohio. Being called to lead the saints at Adam-Ondi-Ahman, John witnessed as mobs and government officials destroyed the saints' homes, stole their property, and issued an act of total extermination. Following the blissful years in Nauvoo, John traveled to the Salt Lake Valley as the saints were again driven from their homes. After leading the saints in Salt Lake City during Brigham Young's return trip to Council Bluffs, John was called to be the patriarch over the entire church. < Less

A biography of early Mormon pioneer, patriarch and missionary Levi Jackman. Levi joined the Mormon movement and left the... More > life of a simple farmer in Ohio to build up his new religion. He experienced the persecutions in Missouri, preached the Gospel across the country and was one of the first pioneers to arrive in the Salt Lake Valley. < Less

This book documents one of the most fierce and well-trained armies in world history: from their simple beginnings to the... More > mistakes that led to their downfall. Hundreds of never before seen images now come to the light of the public eye. Donated from private collections, these photographs help fill gaps in the historic record. < Less

Biography of John Smith, the fourth presiding patriarch of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. He was the first... More > of Joseph Smith Jr.'s relatives to accept the gospel message and be baptized. Following missionary service in New York, John and his family joined the saints in Kirtland, Ohio. Being called to lead the saints at Adam-Ondi-Ahman, John witnessed as mobs and government officials destroyed the saints' homes, stole their property, and issued an act of total extermination. Following the blissful years in Nauvoo, John traveled to the Salt Lake Valley as the saints were again driven from their homes. After leading the saints in Salt Lake City during Brigham Young's return trip to Council Bluffs, John was called to be the patriarch over the entire church. < Less

COMING SOON. A biography of St. Linus, the second pope of the Catholic Church.

A biography of Captain Dan Jones, an early Mormon missionary, riverboat captain, and friend of the prophet Joseph Smith.

... More > He was captain of the Mississippi riverboat "Maid of Iowa" which serviced many Mormon settlements along the Mississippi River. The night before Joseph Smith Jr. was martyred, the prophet promised that Jones would not be killed by the mob. Thereafter, he fulfilled two missions to his homeland, Wales. In addition, he became the first mayor of the Utah city called Manti and was also involved in surveying the Southwest with Parley P. Pratt and others. He served a full life and was an example to all of a life dedicated to the Kingdom of God. < Less