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  • No One's Viking

    by Megan Formanek
    Raised on tales of glory, bound to question it all 882. Aldeigjuborg, Gardarike. Astrid has worked hard to become the well-respected textile merchant known as Signe. She wants to expand her business, support her daughter, and take full advantage of her new life. Her husband is long overdue from his trade mission and, with no word from him; Astrid turns to the gods for answers. As mysterious gifts begin appearing at her door, she questions if these are signs to guide her or a threat more sini... more
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    Goodnight Mr. Knight

    by allan davis

  • Goodnight Mr.Knight

    by allan davis
    After living in many different foster homes, Owen and Martha are suddenly moved to Toronto, where Sister Charlotte comes to take care of them. When Sister Charlotte limps through the front door, they shouldn’t have been surprised. But they are. Her face is lined, her skin is grey, and her is hair dead and stringy. She’s not wearing a nun’s white head-cover; her plain blue dress with black socks and flat black shoes is the nun uniform for the Sisters of Sorrows. The first thing she says, b... more

  • A Numbers Game

    by Rapp Fenstermacher
    Young Blockführer Gottschalk, ambitious, ambiguous, has set his mind on achieving what his crooked-legged father never could: to become a distinguished officer in the SS. One December evening, an unsigned letter reaches him in his barracks. He is summoned to the camp commander’s eerie hill-top mansion to partake in a high-risk card game with some SS big shots. The game could mean a boost for Gottschalk’s career, but whoever loses the game must face the consequences. As the game reaches its clima... more

  • Light as a Feather, Stiff as a Board

    by Kyle "Trigger" Coroneos
    A propulsive story that is just as much an adventure as it is a self-help guide, Light as a Feather, Stiff as a Board is much more than child’s play. It’s the key to unlocking the mysteries and meaning of life. When a professional thief chooses to reverse his ethical alignment and starts using his skills for altruistic purposes, it leads him to unlocking hidden wisdom that dramatically elevates his physical capabilities and awareness of man’s place in the Universe, while concurrently leading ... more

  • Pensioned Off

    by Sue Dawson
    Retirement - is it a wasteland or a wonderland? Ruth, Trudy and some other baby-boomers they meet along the way, are about to find out. Drawn together by a love of music, they form a ukulele band which takes them on a journey far beyond their original intention of giving free concerts in nursing homes. They face challenges common to their age group but this feel-good fiction is designed to put a smile on the reader’s face. Set in Auckland, New Zealand, its message is universal; that there is... more

  • ROBLYK

    by Mark Lipkin
    At war with them “words” for most of his life, dyslexic Roblyk byway of random events and circumstances finds himself as a custodian of every single second-hand book from Eldies – a bookstore from a by gone era closed and forgotten about. All packed neatly in the back of a large new truck, Roblyk hits the road with his knowledge cargo in tow. But to where exactly? Guided by his tuned navigation for the absurd and protected by his abstractions of what could and couldn’t happen; Roblyk is thruste... more

  • The Final Catharsis

    by Vinnie Grewal
    Bastien Monroe is a college student consumed by obsession in the wake of a breakup that he never recovered from. His new life consists of constantly reading books, watching movies, and studying philosophy to reject hedonism in the name of art and find the meaning of life. This obsession quickly changes him into an egotistical, hypocritical, and alienated figure whose new goal is to create a “New Era Through Art” and spread his knowledge and influence onto others. As other self-serving individual... more

  • TATTLETALES FROM SCHOOL, BULLYING IN THE 60's

    by Maryanne J. Kane, Ph.D
    Bullying is a sad reality of life that begins all too soon and forever changes the bully and the bullied. In Tattletales From School, Dr. Maryanne Kane tells Carrie’s and Annie’s individual and shared stories to explore the roots of what leads one child to physically, emotionally and psychologically abuse another. It is also a tale of how all of us can find not only the strength to rise above our challenges, but personal forgiveness and redemption, through faith - both in ourselves and someth... more

  • Now That You Have Seen Me

    by C.L. Roberts

    Not all families are loving.

    Not all relationships end in chaos.

    And, sometimes, reality is a lie.

    Farrah Glickman is a troubled, 29-year-old smartass who finds herself under the guardianship of her toxic parents following release from a mental health facility in Amherst, Massachusetts in 2015. She reluctantly opens up to her unorthodox (court-appointed) therapist, Bonnie, who requests she recount her story from earliest traumatic memories to most recent, out-of-control... more

  • The Hague Hostel

    by Casey Adams & Kateryna Kei

    Imagine stumbling upon someone’s stolen diary while traveling in a foreign country.

    Imagine reading it and falling in love with the story within – a deeply moving story that someone lived through and wrote down to never forget.

    Imagine spending months looking for the author of that diary, retracing his steps and meeting people he met on the way…

    If you have ever stayed in a hostel, making connections with many different people only to never speak wi... more

  • 9781662861604

    by Douglas Render
    Guardian Angels Battle for Human Souls: Leuviah (Guardian Angel) is assigned to guide and protect Lyle as he journeys through the hurdles of life. There will be trials for both Leuviah and Lyle. Demons are present, working hard to corrupt Lyle to do evil and dam his soul to Hell. At times, Lyle will question his relationship with God. Leuviah works diligently to keep Lyle on God's path. There are periods in his journey, Lyle falls to the Dark side. With a herculean effort, guidance from Br... more

  • If Someday Comes

    by David Calloway

    This is the true story of my Great-Grandfather George Calloway, a slave in Cleveland, Tennessee, before and during the Civil War. It is a tale of determination, perseverance, and achievement. It is written as historical fiction, based on George’s life, and stories I heard growing up. More fact than fiction, George’s story has also been my journey, grappling with the humiliation of slavery; sorting through the many myths and false modern-day narratives, and discovering a long lost ... more

  • Paperboy: A Dylan Tomassi Novel

    by Dan Romanello

    Dylan Tomassi was raised by a single mother and grew up poor. As a boy he is befriended by a reclusive widow he meets on his paper route. She mentors him with sage advice on matters facing a young man growing up without a father. and ultimately changes his life forever. He becomes a successful private investor, but people and events affecting his exciting new lifestyle cause him to realize, with the help of his old friend, that many things going on in the world simply don’t make sense a... more

  • Paperboy

    by Dan Romanello
    Raised by a single mother in Connecticut, Dylan Tomassi grew up poor. As a boy he is befriended by a reclusive widow he meets delivering newspapers. She mentors him with sage advice on matters facing a young man growing up without a father and ultimately changes his life forever. Dylan relocates to Florida and becomes a successful private investor but people and events affecting his exciting new lifestyle cause him to realize, with the help of his old friend, that many things going on in the wor... more

  • The Space Between Dark and Light

    by Jan Krause Greene

    In this speculative fiction, two seemingly unrelated stories unfold until a surprising revelation connects them. In contemporary times, Joe Geist, on a camping trip with his brother Jared, wakes up disoriented and frightened. When he can't find Jared, he begins a desperate search. At the same time, W.H. Davies, an eccentric man who chooses to live in Touro Park, sits in an old stone tower basking in the glow of certainty. He is certain that he knows and sees things that others can neither... more

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