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STILL WALKING Surviving the Mountains, Memories, and Monsters by William Ferrier Jr. When the plane went down, Maya thought the worst thing she’d face was the cold. She was wrong. Maya Chen-Rodriguez survives the impossible—an air-crash deep in the Bitterroot Mountains. Injured, alone, and with a damaged prosthetic leg, she should not be alive. But when she discovers her grandmother Rose wandered from the wreckage—confused, bleeding, and slipping into the fog of early-onset dementia—Maya makes a decision that will change her forever. She goes after her. What Maya doesn’t know is ...

What if your worst betrayal was preparing you for your greatest purpose? Thrown into a pit by his brothers. Sold into slavery for twenty pieces of silver. Falsely accused by his master's wife. Forgotten in an Egyptian prison for years. Joseph had every reason to believe God had abandoned him. He was wrong. "This is not punishment. This is preparation." JOSEPH OF GENESIS: PREPARATION, NOT PUNISHMENT reimagines the biblical story of the dreamer who lost everything—his family, his freedom, his future—only to discover that every wound was a doorway, every descent a rehearsal for rising, and...

You Got This: The Essential Guide for Couples Getting Married By William Ferrier Jr. Planning a wedding is easy. Building a marriage? That takes real work. This honest, practical guide cuts through the fluff and gets to what really matters—love, conflict, money, sex, faith, and the everyday habits that shape a lifelong bond. Perfect for engaged or seriously dating couples, You Got This offers real talk, key questions, and simple tools to help you start strong and stay close—no matter what life throws your way. Before you say “I do,” read this. Because forever starts now.

Mae’s Story: Little Sister’s Prayer Faith, Music, and the Quiet Between Applause By William Ferrier Jr. She didn’t chase fame—she chased the truth. And the world stopped to listen. When Nashville singer-songwriter Mae Parker steps onto the Grand Ole Opry stage with nothing but her guitar and a prayer for her fallen brother, she doesn’t expect the silence that follows—or the standing ovation that comes after it. Her song, “Little Sister’s Prayer,” sweeps across the country like a revival, touching hearts far beyond the stage lights. But fame has a price. And when the noise ...

Ernesto "Neto" Vargas has been painting the walls of Boyle Heights for fifty years. His murals hold what the neighborhood cannot say for itself — its veterans and its dead, its mothers and its music, the freeway fights it won and the sons it lost. Now seventy-four and losing his sight, he watches as his greatest work, a four-story mural called La Madre de Todo, is scheduled for demolition to make way for luxury condos. A graduate student named Isabel Cruz arrives at his kitchen table with a recorder and a notebook. She wants the history of the walls. He needs something else — someone to...

The Plague Rider plunges you into a forgotten chapter of the American Southwest—when deserts were roadless, smallpox was a death sentence, and one unsung doctor dared to gallop straight into the epidemic’s maw. In December 1803, Basque-born surgeon Dr. Cristóbal María de Larrañaga receives a fragile vial of cow-pox lymph and an impossible order: carry living vaccine 1,400 miles from Chihuahua to the edge of the Rocky Mountains before it dies in the cold. With a mule train of orphan “courier” children, a scarred Navajo scout, and a midwife who trusts science more than saints, ...

London, 1938. Munich, 1938. Two families. One war. And the ordinary choices that become unforgivable. Arthur Ashworth is an air raid warden pulling bodies from the rubble of the Blitz. Karl Bauer is a housing administrator processing the paperwork that makes Jewish families disappear. Neither man thinks of himself as a villain. Both are about to discover what they're willing to sacrifice — and who they're willing to sacrifice — to keep their families safe. As the war tightens its grip, the Ashworths fracture: Tom flies night-fighter missions and stops sleeping. Elsie, evacuated to a ...

ONE HUNDRED YEARS A HOME Six Lives. One House. A Century of Love, Loss, and Legacy. What if the walls of a house could remember? In 1923, a grieving husband builds a home with his bare hands, believing it will hold what he cannot. He is right — but not in the way he expects. Over the next one hundred years, the house will witness newlyweds and wartime letters… children measuring themselves against doorframes… a mother slowly disappearing into illness… a young man discovering who he is… a marriage restored… and a final child who understands that home is not where you begin, but ...

When a broken veteran steps off a bus in a small Texas border town, he's looking for his friend—but finds something he never expected: home. Ghost Patterson arrives in San Benito, Texas, with everything he owns in a duffel bag and no plan beyond visiting his army buddy. Haunted by Vietnam and hollowed out by loss, he's a man barely surviving—until a tight-knit Mexican-American community begins to work its quiet magic. Between Spanish lessons with the brilliant and beautiful Esperanza Delgado and emergency calls with the volunteer fire department, Ghost discovers what he's been missing: ...

Anna’s Song Faith, Music, and the Quiet Between Applause By William Ferrier Jr. When rising country artist Lila Delaney stepped onto the Grand Ole Opry stage, she thought she’d finally found her dream. But one promise — whispered in a hospital room by a child with more faith than fear — would turn her music into a mission. Now, as fame and faith collide, Lila creates Sing It Forward Live, a movement that lets fans dedicate songs to the ones they love and raises hope for kids fighting cancer. From small-town stages to sold-out arenas, her message spreads like wildfire — until a ...

Before Cole Matthews played the Grand Ole Opry, before "Still Yours" became a country anthem for the grieving, before Mae Parker—there was Hannah. She was a parts counter girl with grease on her hands and grace in her eyes. He was a songwriter who'd never believed in anything bigger than himself. She made him come to church. He made her laugh through chemotherapy. They had five months of marriage and a lifetime of love. From the moment Cole walked into Henderson's Auto Parts with a made-up truck problem and a real attraction, Hannah Bennett knew he was trouble—the good kind. What ...

In the aftermath of the Gold Rush, the Sierra Nevada is a land of breathtaking beauty—and deadly secrets. Sixteen-year-old Lila has known only the quiet rhythms of life with her grandfather Elias, a former scout who teaches her how to read the sky, track the forest, and survive in the wild. But when whispers of young women vanishing spread through the scattered mountain settlements, unease begins to shadow even their remote cabin. One night, masked men shatter Lila’s world. Abducted and dragged into the lawless depths of the wilderness, she is forced to endure hunger, fear, and the ...

Verdict of Silent Water is an electrifying legal thriller where buried secrets refuse to stay submerged. When legendary federal prosecutor Tom Alden is lured out of retirement, it isn’t for prestige or politics—it’s to defend Caleb Mercer, the decorated war hero who once saved his life. Caleb stands accused of a brutal murder, and every shred of evidence screams guilty. But as Tom peels back the case, he uncovers a multi-million-dollar corruption scheme, a hired killer, and a conspiracy that reaches the halls of Congress. The deeper Tom digs, the closer he comes to a night forty years...

If Mercy Had a Sound: A Love Story Forged in Faith and Found in Song He lost his faith when the music stopped. She helped him hear grace again. When country singer Cole Matthews buried his wife, he buried his voice too. Once a rising star with a platinum record and a sold-out tour, he’s now a man hiding behind silence and guilt. But when a small-town children’s hospital invites him to sing for their livestream, one song changes everything. Standing beside him is Lila, a worship leader with a quiet strength and a voice that feels like healing. Together they write “If Mercy Had a Sound...

Still Standing in the Rain By William Ferrier Jr. Sometimes the hardest storms bring the clearest truth. Mae Reeves thought her days in the spotlight were over. Once a rising country artist, she traded the stage for quiet mornings and the steady rhythm of grace. But when she meets Lila Delaney—a runaway eighteen-year-old with a guitar, a past full of loss, and a voice that sounds like healing—Mae sees something she thought she’d lost forever: purpose. What begins as mentorship soon becomes redemption for them both. Together, they find harmony in the small-town silences: on front ...

He had the dream. He had the voice. Then one night, he lost everything. At sixteen, Colton Reeves wasn’t chasing fame — just love. But when tragedy strikes on a dark Tennessee road, his voice becomes the only thing he has left. From dusty county fairs to Nashville stages, Colton searches for meaning in the spotlight, trying to outrun the silence that haunts him. Then Mae Parker walks into his life — a songwriter with a soul full of truth and a song that could heal them both. Together, they’ll learn that real faith isn’t found on stage… it’s found in the quiet places where love...

Build Without Permission is the no-fluff, real-world playbook for builders, leaders, and doers who are tired of waiting for a degree, a title, or someone else's approval. Drawing from battle-tested experience in startups, enterprise tech, and government innovation, William Ferrier Jr. reveals the unspoken truths that actually drive success—whether you're launching a product, leading a team, or scaling a business. No jargon. No MBA required. Inside, you'll learn how to: Think like a strategist, even under pressure Build products people actually want Earn trust through marketing that feels ...

The Experience Engine Reinventing Business Through Radical Customer Empathy By William Ferrier Jr What if your product isn’t broken—but your perspective is? In today’s crowded, fast-moving market, features alone don’t win. Feelings do. The Experience Engine reveals a bold new approach to business innovation—one that puts customer emotion, memory, and behavior at the heart of product strategy. Written by a leader who’s redesigned justice systems, led global tech marketing, and built products that users swear they helped create, this book is part playbook, part manifesto. It shows...

You're not broken. You're grieving. And there is a map for where you are. When he was six, he hid in a pigeon coop while two people he loved drove away for the last time. That night, the truck rolled. They died. He survived. And for thirty years, he carried a silence he couldn't name and a grief he didn't know how to heal. The Grief Matrix is the book that came out of that silence — a powerful blend of memoir, neuroscience, and practical framework that gives grieving people a way to understand what is happening to them, and a path forward that doesn't require forgetting. At the heart of ...