Books

Stories and teachings for those who are ready to remember.


What might the parables and teachings of Jesus look like in the world we live in today?

Through eighteen contemporary stories, Samuel Rice explores the lives of ordinary people facing choices about compassion, honesty, forgiveness, and love. From an unexpected welcome to a friendship tested by sacrifice, this collection finds meaning in the moments when one person chooses to care.

Available in Kindle and paperback.



Some worlds are farther away than we can see. Others are right next door.

At sixty-two, Arthur has spent a lifetime wondering about the mysteries of the universe. But after settling into Garden Springs, a senior apartment community filled with an unforgettable collection of neighbors, he begins discovering another kind of mystery: the extraordinary worlds contained within seemingly ordinary people.

Through friendship, laughter, loss, coffee, changing seasons, and conversations that last longer than anyone intended, Arthur discovers that wonder isn’t found only by looking toward the stars.

Sometimes, we find it simply by noticing the person beside us.

A warm and thoughtful novel about friendship, curiosity, belonging, and finding home in life’s next chapter.

Available in Kindle and paperback.



You’re approaching retirement without the savings the experts say you should have. Now what?

Through real-world situations and honest conversations, this practical guide explores the choices still available, from Social Security, housing and debt to work, healthcare, caregiving and the emotional weight of starting over.

No lectures. No shame. Just a clear look at where you are, what you can do, and how to move forward.

Available in Kindle and paperback.



William Masters has entered a quieter chapter of his life when he takes a job as a school crossing guard. It seems almost absurdly simple: stand at an intersection twice a day, hold up a STOP sign, and help children safely reach the other side.

But William has always noticed things.

And one morning, he notices Lukas Anderson.

Behind the eleven-year-old’s cautious eyes is a family that loves deeply but has stopped knowing how to reach one another. His father is carrying a secret. His mother is desperately holding together the appearance that everything is fine. His older sister has learned to protect herself with toughness. And Lukas has discovered the safety of retreating into himself.

William cannot fix any of them.

He doesn’t try.

But through patience, presence, and ordinary kindness, something begins to change.

The Cross Guard is a deeply human story about the extraordinary distance a small act of kindness can travel—and the lives it may touch without the giver ever knowing.

Available in Kindle and paperback.



What if the pyramids were built with extraterrestrial technology?

What if ancient caves were portals?

Was the Ark of the Covenant a KitchenAid device?
Were the Ten Commandments a user’s manual?
Was Earth a penal colony for Bigfoot?
Did a seven-foot swamp reptile suffer from teenage impulsivity?
Are the ancient pyramids actually a chain restaurant?
Did aliens cross interstellar space only to stand in line at Immigration?
Do ancient Martians have legal status?
Is a comet really FedEx?

What if the octopus is actually an alien?

What if Mad Cow Disease came from space?

And what if absolutely none of that is the strangest thing anyone says?

Dr. Rebecca Chen is an astrophysicist who believes intelligent life may exist elsewhere in the universe. She also believes evidence would be nice.

Unfortunately, she has Gary Wexler and Cornelius Voss.

Together, they investigate ancient mysteries, impossible architecture, mysterious gods, genetic manipulation, interdimensional portals, suspicious household appliances, missing socks, Martians, Bigfoot, and an increasingly unreasonable number of things that may constitute evidence of extraterrestrial intervention.

A full-length satire of ancient astronaut theories, pseudoscience, unexplained phenomena, and humanity’s extraordinary ability to begin with “We don’t know” and somehow arrive at:

“Therefore, aliens.”

Available now on Amazon Kindle and Kindle Unlimited.



Some cookbooks teach you what to make.

The Studio Kitchen reminds you why we gather around the table in the first place.

Blending heartfelt memoir with approachable recipes, Samuel Rice invites readers into a lifetime of meals that became memories. From quiet mornings in a Kentucky studio apartment to unforgettable dinners across Europe, South America, North Africa, and the Caribbean, every chapter opens the door to a story before inviting you to prepare the meal that made it unforgettable.

This is more than a collection of recipes. It is an invitation to slow down, cook with intention, and rediscover the people, places, and moments that give every meal its meaning.

Now Available in Hardcover, Paperback and Kindle



What begins as an investigation into unexplained phenomena soon becomes a journey into the deepest questions humanity has ever asked. Why have certain places on Earth inspired wonder across every civilization? Why do the same locations continue to defy explanation? And what if the greatest mystery has never been about visitors from somewhere else, but about humanity itself?

Blending archaeological mystery, cutting-edge science, ancient history, and philosophical wonder, The Silent Coordinates is an unforgettable adventure that challenges everything we think we know about reality.

Available in Paperback and Kindle.



Some signals should never be answered.

But Roswell was only the beginning.

Beneath the mountains of Eastern Kentucky lies a secret installation older than Area 51, where recovered technology has been studied for eighty years.

What humanity believed was debris…

was never dormant.

As Jacob follows the trail left by his brother, he uncovers a truth hidden beneath governments, bloodlines, and the earth itself.

A sweeping blend of science fiction, mystery, ancient intelligence, and cosmic revelation, WE HAVE BEEN DETECTED asks one terrifying question:

What if first contact already happened, and we answered?

Available in Paperback and Kindle.



When ten-year-old Sophia Cole begins hearing a strange harmonic tone that no one else can perceive, she becomes the center of a global mystery involving ancient symbols, hidden organizations, forgotten knowledge, and a force that may connect all of humanity.

As the phenomenon spreads across the world, Sophia and her father must uncover the truth before humanity reaches a pivotal moment known as The Threshold.

A sweeping blend of science fiction, mystery, wonder, and hope, The Star Children Connection explores what becomes possible when humanity remembers its deepest connection to itself.

Available in Paperback and Kindle.



Blending personal experience with universal themes, Samuel Rice examines the moments that seem too meaningful to ignore, the coincidences, encounters, insights, and turning points that quietly shape our lives.

For readers who have ever wondered if there is more beneath the surface of everyday events, The Book That Found Me offers a reflective and inspiring journey into the power of paying attention.

Available in Paperback and Kindle.



In the hidden valley of Fern Hollow, Eli begins noticing what others no longer can:
the sadness behind smiling faces,
the silence growing deeper in the woods,
and the quiet loneliness settling over the village.

Available in Paperback & Kindle



A place that became capable instead of comforted.
Strong instead of supported.
Quiet instead of seen.

Healing the Inner Mother is a deeply human journey into emotional healing, inner restoration, self-compassion, and the quiet process of learning how to feel safe within yourself again.

Written with warmth, honesty, and emotional depth, this book explores the hidden patterns created by emotional absence, over-responsibility, self-suppression, and the lifelong habit of “holding it all together.”

This is not a book about blame.

It is a book about recognition, gentleness, and return.

Available in paperback and Kindle.




When a series of anomalous heat signatures are detected beneath Antarctica’s oldest glaciers, Adrian Cole is drawn into a discovery that challenges everything the world believes it understands. The melt patterns aren’t random. They’re precise. Geometric. Alive with intention. As Adrian descends into the frozen expanse, he uncovers something buried far deeper than ice, an active system, hidden for millennia, now beginning to stir. What lies beneath isn’t ruin. It’s infrastructure. And its reactivation may not be an accident. In a world measuring change from the surface, Adrian uncovers the truth from below: the planet isn’t just warming… it’s responding.

Available in Paperback & Kindle




At the center of it all lies a quiet, transformative realization:

We are not discovering something new.
We are remembering something ancient.

The Core of the Series

The First Architects blends:

It asks questions most stories avoid:

What if consciousness is not observing reality… but completing it?
What if intelligence was never accidental… but activated?
And what happens when enough people begin to recognize the pattern?

The Experience

This series is designed to unfold gradually, each chapter, each book, revealing another layer of understanding.

Not through explanation…

…but through recognition.

Final Note

This is not a story about the future.

It is a story about what has always been true,
and what humanity is just beginning to see.


We’ll Be In Touch (And Other Lies)





About the Editions


  • Destiny, remembrance, and the awakening of ancient memory
  • The hidden architecture of consciousness
  • The illusion of separation and the return to Source
  • Human vulnerability as a catalyst for transformation
  • The cosmic role of the “one who remembers”
  • Love as the most powerful technology in existence