Posted by Cornerstone Books on Sep 22nd 2025
What's New at Cornerstone!
The last few months have been a very eventul time at Cornerstone Book Publishers. We've released a number of new products and have updated our website as well as have made many exciting plans for the future.
One of the biggest changes we've made here at Cornerstone is that we're now offering eBooks for sale on the website. We are selling EPUB versions for many of our titles that are fully compatible with most eBook readers. Take a little time to peruse our EPUB collection that is consistently expanding.
EBOOKS AT CORNERSTONE (Link)
We've also had several new book releases at Cornerstone recently. One is Michael R. Poll's Spring in a Masonic Winter.
Spring in a Masonic Winter (Link)
Philosophy, Symbolism, and History of the Freemasons
By Michael R. Poll
Includes “The Masonic Baptism” translated and edited by Josef Wäges.
Now Available in Paperback & Hardcover!
In a world divided and in pain, this book tries to educate and lift up all Freemasons. From understanding Masonic degrees, to lodge leadership, and learning a bit about the amazing Scottish Rite Grand Consistory of Louisiana, this book has something for any Mason hungry for more light. Written in an approachable, down-to-earth manner, it is designed to be of service and enjoyment to the whole of Freemasonry — no matter your jurisdiction or years in the Order. Contained also is the rediscovered, enigmatic, and rare ceremony, “The Masonic Baptism,” translated and edited by Josef Wäges.
Spring in a Masonic Winter is also available as an EPUB and is included for a limited time as a book bundle which is 40% Off the retail price.
Michael R. Poll's Freemasonry in a Complex World Book Bundle (Link)
We've also had several new releases by paranormal/esoteric author Evelyn Klebert.
The Story of Enid (Link)
Vol. 2 of The Clandestine Exploits of a Werewolf
by Evelyn Klebert
What happens when your one true love reincarnates, and you just happen to be a werewolf?
Ethan Garraint is an old soul. He has been alive for hundreds of years, battling countless challenges and foes along the way— not the least of which was living through the genocide of the Cathar people at Montsegur, a society that wholly embraced him despite his lycanthropic nature. But in Volume 2 of The Clandestine Exploits of a Werewolf, he faces a dilemma that brings his past and present full circle, merging them both.
In The Story of Enid, the sequel to The Broken Vow
Long ago, before he was Ethan Garraint, before the Cathars, before he became a werewolf, he was a man living in a land where enchantment ruled. He was a Knight known as Geraint who served a King. And it was then that he met the one woman who would own his heart.
When one realizes that a long-lost soulmate has been reincarnated, it poses some complications. When you have been a werewolf for nearly a millennium, the complications explode exponentially. Ethan Garraint understands that he should stay far away from Erin Holt, but she is in his city, New Orleans, and possibly in danger. And the truth is, he doesn't want to stay away. He only wants to remind her of the lifetime they lived long ago, when they were more than lovers, when they became legend.
The Alchemist’s Bride (Link)
by Evelyn Klebert
Enter the mystical world of 1883 historic New Orleans.
From a young age, Emmeline Lescale has been raised as an outsider by her aunt’s family on the lavish estate of Belle Coeur in Vacherie, Louisiana. Ostensibly an orphan, she is treated as an unpaid servant. But in her twenty-fifth year, with her eyes on a dismal future, something radically changes.
Her father, a renowned physician who has ignored her existence most of her life, suddenly insists that she come to live with him. And New Orleans in the 1880s seems like no place for a proper young lady, especially when her father is embroiled with a mysterious young doctor whose interests venture deeply and dangerously into the world of the supernatural.
Jack Fallon, the protege of Emmeline’s father, lives a life filled with secrets. His home, deep in the French Quarter on Bienville Street, is much more than meets the eye. And before too long, he draws Emma into the crosshairs of an existence that questions the nature of reality itself.
The next few months heading into the holiday season should prove to be equally as productive for Cornerstone. We hope you check back with us often to see our new products and selections. Peace to all.