The Brown Crayon was written during the Covid-19 quarantine in 2020. In the midst of the George Floyd and Breonna Taylor protests, hate and racism gaining momentum, and our children, of every color, witnessing it all, something was necessary to teach all kids that the color of their skin is not a crime. The Brown Crayon helped a child show how to LOVE themselves and the beauty that they actually possess!
Michael Williams Books
Michael Williams crafts a body of unique novels that explore genre boundaries with a lyrical and experimental approach. His work often delves into complex narrative structures, where tradition meets modernity. With a focus on European Romanticism and the Modern Fantastic, Williams weaves elements of classical tragedy and contemporary urban legend into his writing. His novels are celebrated for their challenging and original storytelling.







Heaven. Do you look forward to it? Or do you secretly worry that somehow life there might not be quite as good as life here? It was not this way for the early Church, and it need not be for us. If we understand the meaning of Jesus’ physical resurrection, the prospect of heaven is one of great joy, giving a supreme and confident hope that overcomes every trial. Rooted in Scripture, this lively and insightful book sensitively helps us discover this hope and the priceless inheritance that awaits us, transforming our mental and spiritual health, and forever changing the way we live our lives. Because when we grasp what God has in store for us – a new creation, a new body, a new purpose – just like those early followers of Jesus, we’ll be dying to get there!
Diamond Boy
- 304 pages
- 11 hours of reading
'Diamonds for everyone.' That's what fifteen-year-old Patson Moyo hears when his family arrives in the Marange diamond fields, leaving his previous life, school and friends behind with hopes for a better life.
Dragonlance Chronicles
- 1056 pages
- 37 hours of reading
The books that began the best-selling Dragonlance saga are collected in their entirety in this special edition, along with all of the artwork from the trilogy. This collector's edition is a must for all those readers who fell in love with the fantasy world of Krynn.
Dragonlance Legends - 2: War of the Twins
- 387 pages
- 14 hours of reading
The fiery mountain struck Krynn. The gods shattered the Temple of Istar. One hundred years later, the continent of Ansalon is a desolate land, its people struggling for survival in a world ravaged by plague, starvation, and war. Escaping the doomed city of Istar, Raistlin-now a wizard of great power-casts a spell that brings his twin brother Caramon, and the cleric Crysania forward to this point in time. Here, in the Tower of High Sorcery, Raistlin intends to enter the Portal and challenge the Dark Queen. But, one by one, Raistlin’s plans start to unravel. Too late he discovers that he is caught in a time loop-one that must lead inexorably to his own destruction! One from which there seems to be no escape…
The Boys of Milo
- 428 pages
- 15 hours of reading
Childhood in the small southern Iowa town of Milo was filled with joy and adventure, where kids thrived as Little Leaguers, Boy Scouts, athletes, and band members. Weekends were spent hunting and fishing with friends, creating lasting memories that defined their formative years. The book captures the essence of nostalgia and the simple pleasures of growing up in a close-knit community.
Witnesses to the Baptist Heritage: Thirty Baptists Every Christian Should Know
- 256 pages
- 9 hours of reading
The book offers a collection of essays focusing on significant Baptist leaders throughout history, providing a biographical perspective that highlights their contributions to the Baptist tradition. Each essay connects the leader's life to a key Baptist distinctive, creating a narrative that emphasizes the evolution of Baptist identity. This format strikes a balance between comprehensive biographies and brief encyclopedia entries, making it an insightful resource for understanding influential figures in Baptist history.
The War of the Lance
- 343 pages
- 13 hours of reading
The War Years... The world of Krynn is caught in the grips of a terrible war between the minions of Takhisis, Queen of Darkness, and the followers of Paladine and the gods of good. Dragons, both foul and fair, clash in the skies, and a small band of friends who will one day be known as the Heroes of the Lance, strive for freedom and honor. The story of this mighty conflict was revealed in the internationally acclaimed Dragonlance Chronicles trilogy, and now many of the most famous scribes of the series return to tell other tales of Krynn's War Years.
Storm of ProphecyIn a vision from her prison in the Abyss, the dark goddess Takhisis watches Fordus Firesoul, leader of a ragged band of desert rebels, assault the city of Istar and threaten her plans to reenter the world of Krynn.But the goddess is known for having her own way.How can a mute slave, an ancient druid, and a cursed bard and her magical hawk - aided by a band of strange, gem-encrusted elves - resist the magic of Takhisis and withstand her fury?Known for their stories and novels set in the best-selling DRAGONLANCE saga world, Michael and Teri Williams have fashioned the first full-length tale about Takhisis, the evil-most queen of the world of Krynn.The Villians Series explores the corrupted origins of the malevolent minions of Takhisis, Queen of Darkness.
The Oath and the Measure
- 31 pages
- 2 hours of reading
Now acquainted with the twins, Caramon and Raistin, who are living in Solace with him, Sturm becomes uniquely flawed in his obsession with high principles. Original.


