Best Friends. Dads. Husbands.

Christian.

From the moment they met at the batting cages, Michael Casio and Sam Jones have been best friends.

When his feelings for Sam developed into something that conflicted with his strict Christian upbringing, Michael fled the state hoping the forbidden attraction would go away. Sam was sure he'd lost his friend for good and did his best to move on.

But when Michael came home willing to risk it all, they discovered a love neither of them would have imagined possible. Their life seems perfect until a series of events leads them to Cornerstone Community Church. While there, they have an encounter with God and His love changes everything.

This book is driven by Biblical principles. It depicts a marriage between two gay men who ultimately come to faith in Christ and chose to divorce. The story ends with a happy for now for both characters.

Trigger warning for alcohol use and LGBTQ relationship.

What if the main character in the movie 'Taken' was a young man?

Luke Kelso is about to land what he thought was his dream job as crew chief for his dad’s pro-race team, but a celebratory night out with friends turns into a six-month nightmare of abuse after he is drugged and forced into service for a high-end sex trafficking ring.

His rescue and return home to a family that loves him should have given him a safe place to recover and begin rebuilding his life. But when the truth about his family’s involvement in his ordeal is revealed, Luke turns his back on God, his family, and his career, vowing to take down the one who shattered his world forever.

An emotional story of recovery and healing through faith in God, Saving Detroit is a heartbreaking look at the horrors of human trafficking seen through the eyes of a young man fighting a battle against an evil only God can defeat.

Author's note and Trigger Warnings: This story is about human sex trafficking and contains references to the following: Sexual Assault, Drug and Alcohol usage, and Suggestive LQBTQ sitations. It may contain situations and themes some readers may find uncomfortable. Please read with this caution in mind.