Koehler Books: 152 books

**Why are we so often attracted to people who are so obviously wrong for us? **How do we find that one person we are destined to love and be loved by for the rest of our lives? Can the Internet really help? Answers to these and many other questions you may have asked yourself at one time or another...

“This is a ‘PERFECT GAME’ for the reader.” **—Lee Thomas, Former Major Leaguer and All Star, now Special Assistant to the General Manager of the Baltimore Orioles ** Jim Smith spent forty years on ballfields and courts all over the Mid-Atlantic. He called blocks and charges, balls...

Imagine sending your spouse to war with a heavy heart, then receiving a life-shattering phone call telling you he’s been badly injured. Your beloved returns to your arms, but changed, broken, angry, conflicted, and in need of around-the-clock care. What do you do? Meet the women who drew...

**Dr. Elaine Holt is not your average doctor. **Her medical practice is small, while her heart for her patients is huge. The Doctor Next Door is a collection of extraordinary stories about ordinary people. The stories spotlight the physician as a down-to-earth person, sometimes flawed and unnervingly...

Sallie Stamps Swor is a Nashville native who has been passionate about cooking and entertaining for as long as she can remember. In her first college apartment Sallie enjoyed hosting friends for dinner parties, brunches, picnics – well just any excuse to cook. Her son Richard grew up loving his...

“Sixtus’s father had only one request of Sixtus—‘give back.’ And give back he did.” —Edward C. Benzel, MD, emeritus chairman of Neurosurgery, Cleveland Clinic **Born into a poor West African family in the disease-stricken town of Fontem, John N. Atabong embarked into the unknown...

Her own marriage was so painful and troubled that author Dr. Christine Bacon actually prayed for her husband to die. During the four-year separation and her husband's pursuit of reconciliation, she realized that reunification would mean changing everything: ineffective communication styles,...

Jean Anthelme Brillat-Savarin wrote in "The Physiology of Taste", two months before his death; "Tell me what you eat, and I will tell you who you are." In the almost 200 years since its publication in 1825 we have borne witness to the ultimate veracity of such a simple observation....

In our world, David will never be able to “earn it.”  He’ll never make a lot of money.  He’ll never be “important.”  He’ll never have a “big job” or own his own home.  By any measure in our society and culture, he won’t be “successful.” But, you can’t get that...

Almost Della chronicles the true story of grooming, molestation and rape over a three-year period from the eyes of a fifteen-year-old girl, and how it affects her life for the next three decades. She tells no one about her abuse until she is 45. Her toxic shame molded her adult life by creating a...

**Meet Simon: A cute little green character who empowers children to use their inner voice so they can safely navigate their world. **In Simon Says . . . Play It Safe, Simon walks alongside Doug and Lori as they encounter some potentially unsafe situations. Simon helps Lori and Doug recognize their...

Nate Williams was found wandering alone in the woods at the age of six. He suffers a heart attack at the age of seventeen, which profoundly changes his body and soul—he becomes a shifter, assuming the shape of a wolf. He is sent to the Noble College, where changing into an animal is normal and classes...

“. . . a beautifully wrought hymn of praise to readers and book-lovers in the most sacred of places, the libraries where we find both.”** —Cassandra King, author of the best-selling novels* The Sunday Wife*** WHEN ADELE COVINGTON becomes an author in her sixties, she goes on a book...

“What do you mean that my name is not in the book? I have done everything necessary to be allowed into Heaven. Look again!” Ron Pettey commanded the gentleman behind the check-in table in the foyer of Heaven. During his emergency brain surgery, Ron Pettey was allowed an incredible tour...