JB Richards

Photo courtesy of Deleece Cook for Unsplash.com In a secret location, somewhere in or near the outskirts of Jerusalem in the early part of the first-century CE, several distraught men, women, and perhaps even a few children, were huddled together, taking solace in their prayers and performing mundane activities as they mourned the sudden shocking and devastating events that had led to the arrest and crucifixion of their beloved Teacher, their Master, their proclaimed Lord—Yes

A Metaphysical Read Packed With History & Startling Revelations! Complete with reviews, an addendum, genealogical charts, an impressive bibliography, and more, “A Travel in Time to Grand Pre” by Michele Doucette is an absorbing tale about a young woman who discovers that she is a direct descendant of Yeshua (Jesus). This convincing novel reads much like an historical account rather than a work of fiction, and the story will have many readers questioning whether Doucette’s wor

Astonishingly Eye-Opening and Memorable! Kristi Saare Duarte’s “The Transmigrant” focuses on the missing years of Jesus (Yeshua—in his native Aramaic tongue) and the notion that, as a young lad at 12-years-old, he left his native home in Galilee and traveled to the Far East where he spent nearly 20-years accumulating the wisdom of the Buddhists, Hindis, Zoroastrians, and other eastern philosophies which he incorporated into his later teachings. Duarte’s “The Transmigrant” inv

A Striking Retelling Of The Nativity Story! Headstrong and independent, Mary is of age to marry, but rejects all suitors even as her father frets more and more over her future. She has yet to realize the deep feelings already stirring in her heart for Yusuf—a lowly craftsman conscripted to construct a mosaic centerpiece for a new addition to her wealthy father’s estate in this striking retelling of the Nativity story. Stunningly beautiful in its telling, “The Rabbi’s Gift” is