Bøger udgivet af Sunrise Books

Damien is in serious trouble, as he has been accused of murdering his birth father, Josh Roland. Harper must defend him, as he fights for his life. Harper must defend Damien, who has been arrested for the murder of his birth father, Josh Roland. Harper knows that Damien didn't do it. He couldn't do it. Yet his past comes to haunt him, as Harper finds out things about Damien that she never knew. The victim, Josh Roland, was, for many years, a bastard. He sexually harassed most of his female employees and was a serial rapist. He was also involved with many shady and crooked financial deals that broke the many contractors who had the misfortune of dealing with him. In short, there were many, many people who wanted this man dead. So why was Damien made the prime target of the investigation? The answer to this question stuns Harper and causes her to question everything about what she thought she knew about her law partner. In the meantime, her tween daughters are giving her fits - even Abby has been acting out lately. They're 13, at the most awkward age imaginable, and Harper is at the end of her rope with them. Throw in some romantic troubles with her longtime beau, Axel, and you have one seriously frazzled lawyer. She keeps it together, Harper-style, which means that her life is perpetually a mess, but she always fights her way out. With the twists and turns that you've come to expect in a Harper Ross/Damien Harrington legal thriller, The Accused is not to be missed!

Best-selling novelist Michael Phillips sets up a wonderful cast of characters in this witty mystery set in a fictionalized adaptation of Cullen House in northern Scotland. An eclectic group of aspiring authors--winners of a prestigious writing contest--is invited to a "writer's retreat" at the home of wealthy philanthropist Hugh Barrabault. He is a man who can make each of them famous overnight. They have everything to gain by the success of Barrabault's endeavor. When their host is found murdered by a writing quill of unusual design, late one stormy night when secluded in his mansion with none but his author-guests, it is obvious one of them possesses motives other than fame and fortune. It turns out that all eight have secrets they would prefer not be divulged. When alliances and tensions develop between the former strangers, accusations begin to fly. Someone must take charge. But what if that someone is the murderer?

A concise yet thorough illumination of the essential fundamentals of "practical," not doctrinal, Christianity. This skillful blending of The Four Spiritual Laws and Lewis's Mere Christianity is a new "must read" for Christians, as well as those desiring to know just what Christianity is...and what it isn't.

A fictional fantasy of one man's journey to heaven. A companion to the author's Hell and Beyond.

Michael Phillips's "sequel" to C.S. Lewis's classic Mere Christianity, in which Phillips urges "bold" Christianity as the next step beyond "mere" Christianity. Phillips is the well-known biographer and redactor of George MacDonald, the man whose writings led Lewis out of atheism into Christianity.

A detailed exploration of George MacDonald's perspectives of the afterlife and the doctrine of universal reconciliation, written and compiled by MacDonald biographer and redactor Michael Phillips. The book includes extensive selections from MacDonald's writings, hence the shared author byline. In a time when the purpose of hell is being widely reevaluated in many Christian circles, this volume offers one of the most comprehensive, balanced, objective, and informative books on hell available. It serves as the non-fiction companion to Phillips' best-selling afterlife fantasy Hell and Beyond.

A valuable resource tool compiled by best-selling author Michael Phillips, which includes a broad selection of readings by various authors on the subject of universal reconciliation. A thorough list of Scriptures is also included, giving scriptural evidence for both opposing views (for and against) this controversial Christian doctrine. In the fifteen years since its first publication, many readers have been helped by this book to navigate with objectivity and balance through the heated arguments that the subject of "universalism" often raises. Phillips' approach in this compilation is unique: He does not attempt to argue for or against any position. He merely lays out the thoughts of others for consideration, and leaves the reader to make up his or her own mind.

A prominent atheist dies unexpectedly and goes to hell. Or so it appears...but nothing is what it seems in this engrossing allegorical novel about the afterlife. In the tradition of C.S. Lewis' The Great Divorce and John Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress, Michael Phillips has produced a riveting tale of eternity. Hell and Beyond is a lively and fascinating trip through the afterlife-one that will inspire you to re-discover the significance of your life here and now. The key endorsements of several prominent authors marks Hell and Beyond as one of the significant publishing events of 2013. Eugene Peterson says, "I highly recommend Hell and Beyond to anyone expecting to die, whether sooner or later." Paul Young, author of The Shack writes in the Foreword to Hell and Beyond, "Phillips has offered a breathtaking and important addition to the world of traditional theological allegory." And C. Baxter Kruger, author of The Shack Revisited, praises Hell and Beyond with the words, "Michael Phillips has done the impossible--written a thriller on hell." Discover why these men and readers around the world are comparing Hell and Beyond with C.S. Lewis's The Great Divorce and George MacDonald's Lilith. Hell and Beyond is available in bound-book and e-book formats.