Books published by publisher Burning Gun Books

Two teenagers, both alike in indignity. Will they be civil? Or will there be blood?Bartholomew Crowe is 18 years old. His dad dead, and deserted by his stepmother, he's running seriously low on justice. And when he is hired to find a rich kid gone AWOL, it isn't just a job; it's a chance to do good, a chance to fix things up, to make things right.Handsome and loaded, Zack Richards has it all. A beautiful girlfriend. A burgeoning sideline in music management. Hell, he's even semi-famous! But for all his good fortune, Zack Richards is angry. He's addicted to trouble. And he's gone into hiding.But Bart isn't the only one with Zack in his sights. And as tensions rise and bullets fly, Bartholomew Crowe learns that the only things he can count on are friendship, and love.

Learning about and developing the fruit of the Spirit is an important part of being a Christian believer. Helping children to recognize and memorize the fruit of the Spirit in their lives can go a long way in raising kind, compassionate, empathetic, and caring children who are quick to think of others as much as they think of themselves. By presenting the fruit of the Spirit in a fun, relatable way, author Nina B. Marino takes years of Sunday School instruction and applies it to these important spiritual virtues. Designed to get young children interested in spiritual development, the easy-flowing rhyme text, beautiful full-color graphics, and the practical ways the fruit of the Spirit becomes alive to a young child, this book is perfect for your favorite child, grandchild, or for any nursery, children’s church, or Sunday School program.

Who says learning about the Bible has to be boring? Bible reading opens up an entire spiritual world of adventure and excitement, and if it is approached with interest appeal and fun, children can find a spiritual excitement in an ancient book that is still relevant for today. Come along and share this book with a favorite child in your life and explore the Bible through the alphabet, looking at twenty-six different people, places, and things found in the Bible, corresponding to each different letter. From Adam to Zephaniah, and everything in between, the beauty of Bible people and places are explored through great artwork of the ages, edited as pencil drawings for beautiful illustration, relatable to children. Spark faith in the next generation by sharing this book with them, which will quickly become a repeat classic in your favorite child’s library.

Learning about and developing the fruit of the Spirit is an important part of being a Christian believer. Helping children to recognize and memorize the fruit of the Spirit in their lives can go a long way in raising kind, compassionate, empathetic, and caring children who are quick to think of others as much as they think of themselves. By presenting the fruit of the Spirit in a fun, relatable way, author Nina B. Marino takes years of Sunday School instruction and applies it to these important spiritual virtues. Designed to get young children interested in spiritual development, the easy-flowing rhyme text, beautiful full-color graphics, and the practical ways the fruit of the Spirit becomes alive to a young child, this book is perfect for your favorite child, grandchild, or for any nursery, children’s church, or Sunday School program.

Who says learning about the Bible has to be boring? Bible reading opens up an entire spiritual world of adventure and excitement, and if it is approached with interest appeal and fun, children can find a spiritual excitement in an ancient book that is still relevant for today. Come along and share this book with a favorite child in your life and explore the Bible through the alphabet, looking at twenty-six different people, places, and things found in the Bible, corresponding to each different letter. From Adam to Zephaniah, and everything in between, the beauty of Bible people and places are explored through great artwork of the ages, edited as pencil drawings for beautiful illustration, relatable to children. Spark faith in the next generation by sharing this book with them, which will quickly become a repeat classic in your favorite child’s library.

Sophie Small is a twelve year old girl who lives at the very top of a tall high rise building. Her dad works the night shift at a local superstore and she’s left to fend for herself in the flat. She hates being alone. That is until the night journeys start and her adventures begin. The sofa quakes and shakes, a hole opens in the wall of the flat and Sophie and the sofa fly through. She rescues a dragon from a princess and attends the wedding of Henry VIII and Katherine Parr. When Sophie tries to tell anyone about the journeys they call her a liar. She has told tall tales in the past but why won’t anyone believe her when she’s telling the truth?