Hickey: 173 books

Prophecy is a mirror in which we can only see dimly. We do not know the moment of Jesus’ return. The compelling signs of the times indicate that His return is soon, but we do not know how much time is left before the church will be caught up from the earth. We do know that we are commanded to watch....

"I apologize again for my boldness, but I must tell you that you're the most beautiful girl in Oxford. Maybe in all of England. I have to put you in my painting." With these words, the scandalous, wildly talented painter Dante Gabriel Rossetti changes seventeen-year-old Jane Burden's life forever....

"Was this going to be the end? I wondered as I sprinted down yet another flight of stairs. Was I going to get caught, and get killed, by a geek serial killer?" When Sarah arrives at a tech conference she's meant to be covering for her magazine, she thinks it'll be a few days away...

Sarah Turner's not a fan of seventies rock, but a job's a job, and when she gets an assignment writing copy for the reunion tour of the legendary glam rock band The Cillas, she decides she'll try to have fun and make the best of it. But when the band and their associates start dying, Sarah is once...

When Rudolph Hess flew to Britain, he was on a secret mission -- to give Nazi spies in Britain the secrets of an occult ritual that would win the war for the Germans. With the fate of the world at stake, Alan Turing, Dennis Wheatley, and Ian Fleming have to find the occultists and stop them. But what is Aleister Crowley's involvement? And how can they decode the ritual in time?

When Dr. Evelyn Hope hears the voice of a dead MP in her head, she thinks she may be hallucinating, But when she's arrested for the murder, she stumbles into a world she never believed possible, in which magical forces are locked into a deadly war. This novella is the compelling start of an ongoing epic series, The Noosphere Wars.

Who really wrote Henry IV, part II? Who was the secret author behind King John? Was it Francis Bacon, the Earl of Oxford, perhaps even Elizabeth I herself? The answer may surprise you in this short humorous story.

Hey, kids, remember the 2050s? We do, and we've compiled a list of things today's kids just won't get! Number 8 will amaze you!

In Ideas and Entities, Andrew Hickeyasks such questions as: What if the singularity was brought about by social media gaming? Who really wrote Shakespeare's plays? What should you do if you accidentally defame a werewolf? Are physicists keeping the secret of time travel to themselves? And is...

What if, one day, everyone who disagreed with you was gone? We increasingly live in 'filter bubbles', seeing only the information we agree with, but what if that went one step further? A short science fiction story, from the author of The Basilisk Murders

Ms. Hickey sweeps us into a magical world of ancient epic, poetry, and allegory--by the verses of Caedmon and Bede; in stories of the Phoenix, the Cross, and King Alfred; in old runes and lost loves--in all of which one again and again discovers that Christ has been the narrative's subject all along....

James Hickey proceeds from the premise that throughout history, humans have demonstrated a proclivity for using violence against one another as a means to achieve an end, means enabled, in many respects, by the technologies available at the time. Advancing technology has often been a prime enabler...

Thirty Three Ways to Help with Reading equips teachers and teaching assistants with a wide range of practical resources to help children who are having difficulties learning the basic skills of reading. By providing a range of activities and games which engage children and encourage motivation...

Have you ever wondered if God’s healing is for people today? Do you desire to be made whole but don’t know how to go about it? If you are wrestling with these questions, you are not alone. Julia Loren has compiled the writings from heroes of faith—past and present—to show believers that God...