While tracking down a lost inheritance, Nick Guy discovers the difference between license and liberty, and that liberty does not come without responsibility.

It’s Christmas, and the greatest gift anyone has ever given is still the gift recorded in John 3:16. "For God so loved the world, that he gave his only Son, that whoever believes in him should not perish but have eternal life."

Nick Guy is searching for a missing 17th Century Moravian ivory-stemmed, hand-carved smoking pipe. Along the way, he learns what the Bible has to say about economics and economic systems.

Valuable heirloom is missing and making its way around the world. Three suspiciously suspicious characters are chasing after it. Is what greed does to us worth the prize?

When subjective feelings become reality and objective facts become nothing more than social constructs, nothing is certain and everything is up for grabs. Nick Guy discovers that even in a world where perception is reality, villains operate quite nicely.

In this retelling of the popular Jimmy Stewart movie, Nick Guy takes the perspective of the crotchety old Henry Porter. We learn how he became what he became, and why that is still no excuse.

A delightful retelling of the popular story where Dotty, a young farm girl from Kansas, travels to a strange land in her search to find peace with God.

Not all is well at the Royal Orb Theater, where the Stanley Shakespeare play “Spamlet” is in rehearsal. Nick Guy is hired to see who is behind the attempt to close the curtain before it even goes up. Along the way, he uncovers the truth behind Jesus two seemingly contradictory statements: “Whoever is not with Me is against Me,” and “Whoever is not against us is for us.”

In this retelling of the popular children’s story, Snow White learns a valuable lesson about the dangers of the desire of the eyes, the desire of the flesh and the pride of life.

Nick Guy & Dr. DeSoto are hired to discover who is behind the threatening letters being sent to liberal theologian Dr. Allison Katterly. Along the way, they discover that the physical, bodily resurrection of Jesus from the dead is so essential to the Christian Faith, that any theological view that holds otherwise constitutes the belief in a whole different religion.