Babygirl (Book 1 in the Black Butterfly Series)

Eleven-year-old Michelle Hilton’s world in 1977 Detroit is a fragile one, held together by her mother’s love and fractured by her mother's abusive boyfriend. When a single accident brings Child Protective Services to their door, the discovery of a hidden drug stash tears her family apart. Ripped from her siblings and tossed into the foster care system, Michelle begins a grueling journey through a succession of homes that challenge everything she thought she knew about herself. As she moves from one stranger's house to the next, Michelle must fight to keep her spirit intact and her sense of purpose alive. This is the powerful story of a young girl’s survival and her search for identity while navigating the heartbreak of a system designed to protect but destined to transform. .

Catherine Hilton survived her past—but now her past is out of prison. To shield her children from her lethal ex, Catherine cuts ties and disappears into an underground life. Caught between her brothers’ high-stakes rescue mission and an abusive man’s obsession, she must decide how much she’s willing to lose to finally be safe. 

Black Butterfly is a powerful collection of poetry that speaks to the silence of loss, fight for families, and the love that foster children so desperately need. Through raw emotion and unshakable faith, this book gives voice to the unseen realities of foster care and shines light on the strength it takes to rise above. More than poetry, this is a movement—a call to action, a source of encouragement, and a reminder that every struggle can lead to purpose and every journey can lead to victory.

Calvary Way Ministries (CWM) is expanding its reach through powerful Christian teaching and global humanitarian work. Driven by a dedicated leadership team, the ministry strategically pursues membership growth, biblical maturity, and strict financial stewardship. Yet beneath this successful surface, a toxic culture of exclusive cliques, internal conflict, and questionable operational ethics has taken root. Kingdom Cliques exposes the reality of CWM’s internal climate, offering a powerful blueprint to dismantle division, elevate spiritual standards, and rebuild healthy, authentic ministry relationships. 

As the nation abandons its spiritual roots, Seth and Gloria Echols find themselves in the crosshairs of a dual crisis. While systemic  injustice and propaganda threaten the country’s future, their own  marriage is unraveling under the pressure. To preserve both their home  and their heritage, they must join the Ekklesia in a radical spiritual awakening. But as cultural darkness intensifies,  they face a harrowing choice: can a new posture of prayer truly save  their relationship, and what is the ultimate price to turn a nation back  to God? 

Waitress by day, marketing student by night, Carmen Fenton is desperate to climb the corporate ladder and leave her exhausting job behind. But the cut-throat business world is more ruthless than she imagined, filled with sabotage and ethical compromises. Just as she enters this sharks’ den, she meets Ray Collins, a handsome architect who is as persistent in love as she is in business. Carmen is determined to be a top executive, but between the corporate drama and her growing attraction to Ray, she’ll have to decide what she’s willing to sacrifice for success.

Waitress by day, marketing student by night, Carmen Fenton is desperate to climb the corporate ladder and leave her exhausting job behind. But the cut-throat business world is more ruthless than she imagined, filled with sabotage and ethical compromises. Just as she enters this sharks’ den, she meets Ray Collins, a handsome architect who is as persistent in love as she is in business. Carmen is determined to be a top executive, but between the corporate drama and her growing attraction to Ray, she’ll have to decide what she’s willing to sacrifice for success. (Note: This is a new cover for Game Changers)

Penny Candy, The Hopscotch Trails takes you on a journey through the eyes of Margo, a little girl on summer vacation. She is excited to visit her friend, Trisha; they haven't seen each other since Trisha's move to Florida. Now, school is out and it's finally time for the girls to have fun again! Penny Candy: The Hopscotch Trails is an elementary-level children's book that speaks to family, friendships, and diversity. This fun-filled summer vacation embodies unity and the acceptance of others through lyrical poetry and colorful illustrations. 

Kevin is a nine-year-old boy who loves cars. He and his best friend, Michael, often play with Hot Wheels. Yet, when Kevin isn't playing, he is in school or drawing designs of cars. His father is an automotive design engineer and Kevin desires to be just like him when he grows up. This is the story of a father's influence over his son's life choices. It emphasizes the importance of role models and is presented as a fun-filled event that is colorful, exciting, and educational.