The Library
The trilogy that started it all, and the growing library of theological and devotional works beside it. Open a book to see its chapters, free previews, and narration.
The trilogy that started it all.
Open the bookBook One
Published November 2025
Newly widowed, Flint the raccoon fights to keep his daughters safe from the Great Storm that took his wife and won't stop hunting them — even as a quieter storm rages inside his own soul.
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Open the bookBook Two
Published August 2024
When Misty the skunk vanishes without a trace, her siblings scatter across Silva Island to find her, crossing paths with a cunning fox whose motives no one can quite trust.
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Open the bookBook Three
Coming late 2026
Every thread from the first two books converges as war breaks across Silva Island — a fast-paced, warm, and thought-provoking finale to the Echoes of Silva Island trilogy.
Open the bookGrowing works to read — and, in time, hear — alongside the trilogy.
Open the bookPuritan Library — Volume 1
Available to read now — audiobook coming soon
Richard Sibbes' beloved 1630 devotional on Christ's tenderness toward the weak and struggling believer — Matthew 12:20's 'bruised reed' and 'smoldering wick' opened up with warmth and pastoral care. Gently modernized for today's reader and listener, with the author's own Scripture quotations left untouched.
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Open the bookPuritan Library — Volume 2
Available to read now — audiobook coming soon
Thomas Brooks' classic 1652 field manual for spiritual warfare — cataloguing the devil's most common devices against the soul, from the subtlest baits to the boldest assaults, each device paired with practical, Scripture-saturated remedies. Gently modernized for today's reader and listener, with the author's own Scripture quotations left untouched.
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Open the bookPuritan Library — Volume 3
Available to read now — audiobook coming soon
William Bridge's classic sermons on Psalm 42:11 — thirteen sermons answering the soul's own question, 'Why art thou cast down?', addressing discouragement in its many forms: sin, weak grace, failure in duty, want of assurance, temptation, desertion, affliction, unserviceableness, and hard providence, all resolved into the remedy of faith in Christ. Gently modernized for today's reader and listener, with the author's own Scripture quotations left untouched.
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