John Hart Libri

John M. Hart explores anarchism's effect on the development of the Mexican urban working-class and agrarian movements.

Exploring the intersection of environmental concerns and moral values, this book connects the Christian concept of "sacrament" with "commons," emphasizing the importance of local natural environments and communities. It argues that these shared spaces foster respect and compassion, highlighting the potential for spiritual engagement with the environment. Through this lens, it encourages readers to view environmental stewardship as a sacred responsibility intertwined with community ethics.

Exploring the potential consequences of contact between terrestrial and extraterrestrial intelligent life, the book delves into the implications for humanity's economic and spiritual beliefs. It highlights the duality of possible encounters with benevolent or malevolent ETI, referencing credible reports of past interactions. The narrative also draws parallels between human behavior and that of aliens in popular culture, suggesting a need for a shared spiritual evolution to navigate cosmic challenges. Ultimately, it advocates for a quest for meaning and well-being across species.

A 13 year-old boy continues to investigate the abduction of his twin sister in Raven County long after the police have seemingly given up.

Exploring the profound implications of extraterrestrial life, this book delves into the evidence and theories surrounding our cosmic neighbors. It examines the scientific discoveries and philosophical questions that arise from the knowledge that humanity shares the universe with other intelligent beings. Through a blend of research and speculation, it challenges readers to reconsider their place in the cosmos and the potential for future interactions with other civilizations.

Exploring the concept of heaven, this book addresses common questions and concerns about the afterlife, offering insights from various religious and philosophical perspectives. It delves into topics such as the nature of heaven, what to expect after death, and how different cultures envision the afterlife. Through thoughtful explanations and comforting reassurances, it aims to provide readers with a deeper understanding of spiritual beliefs and the hope associated with life beyond death.

“Hart has taken it to another level...read this novel.” —David Baldacci From the award-winning author of five New York Times bestselling novels comes a “gripping, believable story that doesn’t rest until the last sentence” (Associated Press). A boy with a gun waits for the man who killed his mother. A troubled detective confronts her past in the aftermath of a brutal shooting. After thirteen years in prison, a good cop walks free while, deep in the forest, on the altar of an abandoned church, a body cools in pale linen... This is a town on the brink. This is Redemption Road. “Heart-wrenching...haunting...an extraordinary novel in which the human heart proves the most confounding mystery of all.”—Providence Journal

Iron House is the remarkable story of two orphaned brothers separated by violence at a tender age. When a boy is savagely killed in their brutal orphanage, one brother runs and takes the blame with him, eventually finding his way to New York and into the heart of organized crime. Two decades later - a seasoned killer - he returns to North Carolina with a sentence on his head, the mob in hot pursuit and his long-lost brother in trouble of a different kind. With vast sums in play, political fortunes at risk and bodies piling up, the brothers reunite to solve the mystery of their shared past in a tour de force narrative of loss, courage and the aftermath of violence. A dark, atmospheric thriller with a plot that will keep you guessing until the last moment.

Exploring the implications of potential extraterrestrial contact, this book delves into the ecological, economic, ethical, and spiritual dimensions of such encounters. It examines credible incidents like Roswell and the Hudson River Valley while critiquing governmental efforts to suppress research. The author links Earth's injustices to historical doctrines and advocates for a transformative approach to our conduct in space, proposing a Cosmic Charter inspired by UN principles. Emphasizing a harmonious relationship between science and spirituality, it seeks to guide humanity in future cosmic interactions.

Set in the South at the height of the Vietnam War, The Unwilling combines crime, suspense and searing glimpses into the human mind and soul in NYT bestselling author John Hart's singular style.