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  • Under the Blood Moon: The Stargazers Trilogy, Book 1

    Summer Lee, Roger Wood, Lion Reflector Books

    Audible Audiobook (Lion Reflector Books, Sept. 26, 2016)
    Eric has a gift - a gift of premonition and a supernatural connection to the blood moon. As well as the physical signs of the times - extreme weather, violent earthquakes and more - what Eric sees in his prophetic dreams may be warnings that God's plans for Israel are coming to fruition. Eric's sister, Sybil, believes he is a messenger to the world and that something big is coming. And it's something bad. Dr. Caladasian is the head of research at the Dream Institute in Seattle, Washington. He's a scientist who refuses to dabble in pseudoscience, but he does have a way to record people's dreams. Torn between her loyalty to her brother and her desire to view his dreams, Sybil makes Eric into Dr. Caladasian's unwitting research subject. Astounded by what they see on the video of Eric's dream, Sybil and Dr. Caladasian are invited to a panel where they meet Solomon Dancer, a Messianic Jew with knowledge about the blood moons - their meanings, and the events as they relate to the Jewish calendar. Solomon believes that Eric's dreams are a message to the Jews. Someone else is interested in Eric's blood moon dreams, too. Separated from Sybil during the chaos of a disaster, Eric is kidnapped by someone who wants him to track the blood moons and aims to learn his secrets - the kidnapper is having the same types of dreams. Now parted, the siblings pray for each other that they may be spared in the coming Battle of Armageddon. There is only one way to save themselves - their acceptance of Jesus as their Savior. Traumatic events are occurring, but is Eric really the chosen one to tell the world that the end of days is upon them? From the Bible and from Eric's prophetic dreams, they know what's going to happen. The big question is when. Will any of them survive the coming end of days that God's word promised would wipe out most of the human race?
  • Beach Angel

    Summer Lee, Brian Rollins, Lion Reflectors

    Audiobook (Lion Reflectors, Aug. 13, 2013)
    What does surfing, basketball, girls, best friends, and a gang of bullies all add up to? A whole lot of fun for Brett Buyer and his Beach Angel. Meet Brett Buyer. He's on not one, but two basketball teams, which he juggles while falling in love with a very cute surfer girl named Brenda - all while dealing with Chopper Cruz and his Porter Street Gang of punks. Brett Buyer is about to learn the meaning of true friendship, loyalty, and what it means to stand up for what you believe in. That is, if he can survive the eighth grade.
  • Going Home

    Verna Hargrove, Robert Grothe

    language (Lion Reflector Books, Nov. 20, 2013)
    God dealing with the Israelis is unique. It started with a promise made to Abraham. It was repeated to Isaac and Jacob. After God changed Jacob's name to Israel, God began to build a nation using 12 sons of Jacob. During a famine, God moved Israel to Egypt. For 400 years, God built His nation. Using Moses, he led the nation out of Egupt. It now numbered a couple million or so. Many miracles followed, until under Joshua the land of Canaan became the land of Israel. They were given the law, and a chance to be forgiven when they disobeyed. But they disobeyed God and He sent them to Babylon for 70 years. When the 70 years was over, God led them home. This is that story. This is the story of Ezra leading the nation of Judah back to Israel after being enslaved in Babylon for 70 years.. If Israel would be safe in ancient times, their city and walls had to be rebuilt. The book of Ezra, in conjunction with Nehemiah, records the fulfillment of God’s promise to restore his people to their land after seventy years of Babylonian captivity. Join Bible teacher, Verna Hargrove, as she delves a little deeper into this wonderful Book of the Bible.Acclaim for the books of Verna Hargrove:"The story ends with some major cliffhangers, leaving the reader with hope for a sequel to this fascinating book. I know I will be looking forward to it!"—Kwips and Kritiques on Verna Hargrove’s Glorious Companion"Congratulations to Mrs. Hargrove for a moving conclusion to a wonderful series!"—Wild On Books on Verna Hargrove’s Mesopotamian Maiden"Mesopotamian Maiden is a deeply moving and fascinating look at life before the Great Flood. I loved this book!"—J.R. Rain, author of Moon Dance and The Body DepartedAbout the Author:Verna Hargrove is a Bible teacher and author. Her books include Scaling New Heights and First Step for Christians.
  • Kurt and Captain Annie: A Novel

    J.R. Hargrove

    language (Lion Reflector Books, Jan. 1, 2015)
    School baseball hero, Kurt Kelton, immediately befriends the new girl in town...and soon develops a crush on her. But Annie isn’t interested in crushes, or boys for that matter. She’s an amazing athlete. So amazing that Kurt invites her to try out for the boy’s school baseball team. Well, the boys are in for a rude awakening. Annie is good. So good that she’s better than all of them. So what’s a school to do when their best athlete is a girl? Easy. They make her captain.**Acclaim for the novels of J.R. Hargrove**"Kurt and Captain Annie is a wonderful, heart-warming story. Mr. Hargrove is a fabulously talented writer who captures the exuberance of youth and the spirit of adventure. I've set this one aside to read again."—Elaine Babich, author of You Never Called Me Princess and Relatively Normal"A book to be enjoyed by the whole family. A fun, fun story. I love this!"—J.R. Rain, author of Moon Dance and The Body Departed"What a sweet story! Highly recommended!"—Lani Bennett, author of False Dichotomy
  • Ezra: Prophet and Priest

    Verna Hargrove

    language (Lion Reflectors, Nov. 20, 2013)
    The Book of Ezra, in conjunction with Nehemiah, records the fulfillment of God’s promise to restore his people to their land after seventy years of Babylonian captivity. Join Verna Hargrove as she digs a little deeper and sheds new meaning on this wonderful Book of the Bible.Acclaim for the books of Verna Hargrove:"The story ends with some major cliffhangers, leaving the reader with hope for a sequel to this fascinating book. I know I will be looking forward to it!"—Kwips and Kritiques on Verna Hargrove"Congratulations to Mrs. Hargrove for a moving conclusion to a wonderful series!"—Wild On Books on Verna Hargrove"Deeply moving and fascinating look at life before the Great Flood. I loved this book!"—J.R. Rain, author of Moon Dance and The Body DepartedAbout the Author:Verna Hargrove is a Bible teacher and author. She enjoys writing and playing with grandchildren.
  • The Rescue

    Tabbatha Gabriel

    Paperback (Big Reflection Books, April 1, 2020)
    Travel along with MISHA (me-sha) through the adventure of a lifetime as she escapes an abusive home to live on the streets with other homeless dogs and cats. Be there as she is rescued and adopted, along with an orphaned pug named BUTCHY, by an interesting family with three other dogs: a military German Shepherd named TANK, a prissy Maltese with attitude named GABRIELLA, and a crazy circus poodle named COCO. Misha soon learns her new family has an unusual occupation that forces her to face the fears from her past and become a brave dog. She steps into a new life full of love, fun, and adventure and transforms into something she never imagined.
  • Going Home: Led by Ezra

    Verna Hargrove, Robert Grothe, Lion Reflector Books

    Audiobook (Lion Reflector Books, Sept. 13, 2016)
    God's dealings with the Israelis are unique. It started with a promise made to Abraham. It was repeated to Isaac and Jacob. After God changed Jacob's name to Israel, God began to build a nation using 12 sons of Jacob. During a famine, God moved Israel to Egypt. For 400 years, God built His nation. Using Moses, he led the nation out of Egypt. It now numbered a couple million or so. Many miracles followed, until under Joshua the land of Canaan became the land of Israel. They were given the law, and a chance to be forgiven when they disobeyed. But they disobeyed God and He sent them to Babylon for 70 years. When the 70 years was over, God led them home. This is that story: The story of Ezra leading the nation of Judah back to Israel after being enslaved in Babylon for 70 years. If Israel was to be safe in ancient times, their city and walls had to be rebuilt. The Book of Ezra, in conjunction with Nehemiah, records the fulfillment of God's promise to restore his people to their land after 70 years of Babylonian captivity. Join Bible teacher Verna Hargrove as she delves a little deeper into this wonderful book of the Bible.
  • The Rescue

    Tabbatha Gabriel

    eBook (Big Reflection Books, LLC, April 1, 2020)
    Travel along with MISHA (me-sha) through the adventure of a lifetime as she escapes an abusive home to live on the streets with other homeless dogs and cats. Be there as she is rescued and adopted, along with an orphaned pug named BUTCHY, by an interesting family with three other dogs: a military German Shepherd named TANK, a prissy Maltese with attitude named GABRIELLA, and a crazy circus poodle named COCO.Misha soon learns her new family has an unusual occupation that forces her to face the fears from her past and become a brave dog. She steps into a new life full of love, fun, and adventure and transforms into something she never imagined.