A spellbinding tale of magi, a madman, and a Messiah whose very life is sought.

Join Issy the Donkey as she tells the timeless tale of Jesus, Mary, Joseph, and the wise men. Everything hinges on their escape to Egypt. Thankfully, Zebby the Noble Camel, small and faster than any camel should be, has joined the team. Just in time.

This second installment of the story of Jesus in the St.Is series witnesses a loving, rambunctious, and inquisitive toddler on his way to becoming The Messiah, and the family called to care for him. It will leave you wanting to know more and love more.

When the donkey walked away from that scoundrel, Balaam, she met another angel who told her she would someday bear the Messiah. Meanwhile Is wandered the Silk Road, fought on the plain of Armageddon several times, and turned mills as the years collected like fibers into thread. And when the donkey felt she couldn’t go on one more year, she was found and protected by a little Jewish girl named Mary.

In a world losing its senses and especially its sense of what it means to human, the world desperately needs a culture of being human. It is our sacred duty to be human. Human identity is not who we have become but who were created to be. Learning to be a disciple of Jesus is learning to be a human being in a world that has lost the meaning of what it means to be human or is failing at being human. A Jesus Human is a book about “being” human and “human” being.

A new novel by Lisa Samson

Taliesin returns from the Navy with no dominant hand and shattered dreams of becoming a surgeon. His father John knows differently, imparting healing grace to his son, and the patient wisdom Tally needs to recognize his life is far from over, that adjusted dreams can become the foundation on which a satisfying life of love, meaning, and quiet joy is built.

We Had Stars In Our Eyes will take you to a place where a parent's unconditional love is experienced and felt in the reader's heart and mind.