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Creston Mapes

    Nobody
    Fear Has a Name (HB)
    I Am In Here (HB)
    Fear Has a Name
    Dark Star (HB)
    Sky Zone
    • Sky Zone

      • 348 pages
      • 13 hours of reading
      4.6(201)Add rating

      Set against the backdrop of a political rally, the story unfolds as a mounting terrorist threat looms over the event, creating an atmosphere of tension and fear. As the narrative progresses, the characters confront the impending disaster, revealing their resilience and the impact of political strife on personal lives. The plot explores themes of security, unity, and the fragility of peace, culminating in a gripping tale of survival amidst chaos.

      Sky Zone
    • Dark Star (HB)

      • 384 pages
      • 14 hours of reading

      Can Fame, Wealth, and Power Buy Happiness? Everett Lester and his band, DeathStroke, ride the crest of a wave to superstardom. But the deeper they become immersed in fame, wealth, and power, the more likely they are to be swallowed alive by the drugs, alcohol, and discontentment that have become their only friends. Everett is headed down a perilous road of no apparent return when he’s charged with the murder of his personal psychic. The only hope he can cling to comes from Topeka , Kansas , and the letters written by a prayerful young lady who lives there. Consistent and persistent, the notes cut straight to Everett ’s empty heart, offering a fulfillment he’s never grasped before. But what if he’s found guilty of murder? Will he recognize the spiritual battle that’s raging for his soul? Endora Crystal was my rock... As I staggered through the chaos of rock ’n’ roll fame—the drugs and alcohol, the selfishness and turmoil—Endora was the gentle voice in my ear telling me I was special. Telling me I was adored. She was my personal psychic, and she said I had a unique purpose, a calling to give my fans happiness. To be their god. My band, DeathStroke, dominated the world of rock. Yet strife ruled our inner circle. My family didn’t know me. I loved no one but myself. And yet Karen Bayliss was praying for me, that I would come to know the love of God and the lordship of Jesus Christ. She was not a fan. Didn’t care for my music. Karen just wanted me to know peace. Now Endora is dead, and I’ve been charged with first-degree murder. Everett Lester is headed down a perilous road of no apparent return. Will he recognize the spiritual battle that’s raging for his soul? ~~~ “An unvarnished look at sin and redemption, confidently written. Dark Star is an impressive debut.”— James Scott Bell , bestselling author of Sins of the Fathers Story Behind the Book “I hope Dark Star will develop in Christian readers an open mind about loving the lost and reaching every individual with the truth of Christ’s unconditional love—no matter what those people look like or how they behave. Perhaps it will increase believers’ confidence in the impact they can have when stepping out in faith to simply love as Christ loved—in a genuine, compassionate, and understanding way. I pray Dark Star will prove a great read for unbelievers as well, clearly explaining God’s gift of love toward man in a fast-paced story that resonates with people in contemporary society.” From the Trade Paperback edition.

      Dark Star (HB)
    • Fear Has a Name

      • 340 pages
      • 12 hours of reading

      Set against a backdrop of mystery and intrigue, the story revolves around a haunting name that resurfaces, stirring up buried secrets and unresolved tensions. Characters grapple with their pasts as they uncover connections that challenge their understanding of identity and legacy. Themes of memory, reconciliation, and the impact of history on the present weave through the narrative, creating a compelling exploration of how the past shapes our lives. As the plot unfolds, readers are drawn into a web of suspense and emotional depth.

      Fear Has a Name
    • I Am In Here (HB)

      • 194 pages
      • 7 hours of reading

      The narrative revolves around a character who possesses the extraordinary ability to see and hear everything, offering a unique perspective on the events and secrets surrounding them. This omniscient viewpoint reveals hidden truths and unexpected connections among the characters, creating a rich tapestry of intrigue and insight. As the story unfolds, themes of perception, reality, and the complexities of human relationships come to the forefront, challenging the characters' understanding of their own lives.

      I Am In Here (HB)
    • Fear Has a Name (HB)

      A Crittendon Files Thriller

      • 340 pages
      • 12 hours of reading

      Set against a backdrop of mystery and suspense, the story unfolds as a character confronts a haunting name from their past that resurfaces, triggering a series of unsettling events. The narrative weaves together themes of memory, identity, and the impact of unresolved history, drawing readers into a gripping exploration of how the past can shape the present. As secrets unravel, the protagonist must navigate a tangled web of relationships and confront the shadows that threaten to redefine their life.

      Fear Has a Name (HB)
    • Nobody

      • 358 pages
      • 13 hours of reading

      The story delves into the mysterious death of a homeless man in Las Vegas, revealing layers of deception and hidden identities. As investigators dig deeper, they uncover evidence suggesting he may have been a millionaire living incognito, challenging perceptions of wealth and social status. The narrative explores themes of class disparity, the complexity of human lives, and the secrets that can lie beneath the surface. This intriguing mystery invites readers to question appearances and the true nature of identity.

      Nobody