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The Bow of Bronze by Ed Vitagliano
A Parable of the Christian Life
Gallagher Cromwell is a profoundly unhappy young man. His life's course as a blacksmith - in a long line of blacksmiths - seems set, offering a future of wealth and influence. Yet he is restless and frustrated as his relationship with his father, Thomas, remains bitter and tense.
Amid his suffocating life, Gallagher is suddenly confronted by a mysterious figure named Kailbourne, who offers him another sort of life altogether. It is an alternative path fraught with danger, promising to drop the young man into an ongoing war with the terrifying Maroth.
This war is as old as humankind, draped behind everyday life as dark curtains in a banquet hall, nearly unseen at the outer reaches of torchlight. There, in the margins of human existence, the lives of kings and peasants alike are shaped by the persistent conflict.
The journey Kailbourne offers is everything Gallagher could imagine - and nothing he might ultimately want.
Softcover; 312 pages
©2026
Gallagher Cromwell is a profoundly unhappy young man. His life's course as a blacksmith - in a long line of blacksmiths - seems set, offering a future of wealth and influence. Yet he is restless and frustrated as his relationship with his father, Thomas, remains bitter and tense.
Amid his suffocating life, Gallagher is suddenly confronted by a mysterious figure named Kailbourne, who offers him another sort of life altogether. It is an alternative path fraught with danger, promising to drop the young man into an ongoing war with the terrifying Maroth.
This war is as old as humankind, draped behind everyday life as dark curtains in a banquet hall, nearly unseen at the outer reaches of torchlight. There, in the margins of human existence, the lives of kings and peasants alike are shaped by the persistent conflict.
The journey Kailbourne offers is everything Gallagher could imagine - and nothing he might ultimately want.
Softcover; 312 pages
The Economics of Freedom: In Defense of Capitalism by David F. Rankin
with Beth Anne Rankin
The United States of America reigns as the most powerful economic nation on the planet. That's because our incredible level of freedom has liberated our creative talents, empowering us to pursue work, innovation, and enterprise. Modern governments, however, have departed from this freedom-embracing principle - and far too many citizens are ready to exchange precious freedom for promised benefits that may or may not appear.
In this book, the authors explore the economics of freedom, answering questions such as:
The authors also delve into the birth of the nation, noting that it's clear that America's founders viewed government as an institution designed to promote life and liberty, not to interfere with it. This is in striking contrast to the view that citizens exist to support and provide government with the resources to do what it wants to do. Discover why capitalism is the soul of America and why we must grasp the impact economic policy has on freedom.
Publisher: Archway Publishing
Hardcover; 166 pages
©2023
The United States of America reigns as the most powerful economic nation on the planet. That's because our incredible level of freedom has liberated our creative talents, empowering us to pursue work, innovation, and enterprise. Modern governments, however, have departed from this freedom-embracing principle - and far too many citizens are ready to exchange precious freedom for promised benefits that may or may not appear.
In this book, the authors explore the economics of freedom, answering questions such as:
• What policies will reduce our ability to maintain our world leadership position?
• How are individual freedoms increasingly limited?
• What can we do to protect the power, pleasure and benefits of freedom?
The authors also delve into the birth of the nation, noting that it's clear that America's founders viewed government as an institution designed to promote life and liberty, not to interfere with it. This is in striking contrast to the view that citizens exist to support and provide government with the resources to do what it wants to do. Discover why capitalism is the soul of America and why we must grasp the impact economic policy has on freedom.
Publisher: Archway Publishing
Hardcover; 166 pages
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