Here are some of the books from the authors featured at Doxacon 2018.
Cinder Allia
by Karen Ullo
Cinder Allia lived for the day that her prince would rescue her from her stepmother's brutal rule, but her fairy godmother informs her that the prince has died in battle.
A vampire is raised by an order of nuns and, upon reaching maturity, must find how to reconcile the life-giving philosophy she's been given and her life-taking nature.
Book 2 of the Spectrum Series The prophetically-powerful mage Scarlet finds herself stripped of her abilities and uncertain about her allies as the threat of her nation's totalitarian rule intensifies.
Echoes of Truth: Christianity in the Lord of the Rings
by Michael Haldas
Haldas masterfully explores the insightful, delightful depths of the Christian faith and typology that J.R.R. Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings is so strongly steeped in.
Thy Will Be Done, written by a retired ExxonMobil executive, draws on Scripture and the Church fathers to bear on the meaning, challenges, and techniques of good business practice for Christians.
Book 1 of the Spectrum Series A powerful mage is born into a world that finds her extraordinary magic a threat to her nation-state, who will stop at nothing to see all of magekind annihilated.
The Cross and the Stag: The Incredible Adventures of St. Eustathius
by Gabriel Wilson
A graphic novel depicting the adventures of the influential Roman commander Placidas, who loses his station, his wealth, and even his family in his stalwart struggle for sainthood.
Ellen Elliott invites you to embrace your inner Spock and boldly go where no devotional has gone before — on a righteous, pop culture-filled quest for truth, meaning, and authenticity.
