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  • Red Bishop

    by Robin T.W. Yuan
    RED BISHOP is a sweeping historical novel based on the extraordinary life of Robin Chen, the last Presiding Bishop of the Anglican Church in China. The book begins with his final, futile trip to a Shanghai hospital during the Cultural Revolution, lying in a wooden cart as blood seeps through his lips from gastric bleeding. The story flashes back to his consecration as an assistant bishop in the Western-dominated church and Japanese-occupied country poised to wrest themselves from foreign, especi... more

  • More Wise Words to Ponder: A Selection of Great Thoughts Through Quotes and Verses

    by Eric Wei

    “This is a great reference and entertainment book that will give readers a chance to uncover some of the world’s best and most beloved quotes and verses. If you haven’t yet, be sure to grab your own copy of this fantastic read!”


    --- Pacific Book Review


    “Wei’s sequel delivers a comprehensive range of quotes that possess the power to shape one’s thought and life. Recommended.”


    --- The US Review of... more

  • The Clean Green Dragon

    by Rebecca Bielawski
    So, there was this dragon. Yeah, he was mighty, with all the power of the sun and the earth at his wingtips but he was also a little lazy. One day, an annoying problem washed up on his doorstep. Well no, it was more than annoying, it was downright disgusting. The question is would he get off his scaly butt and do something about it. A fun tale that tells us to look over our shoulder every once in a while to check if we are leaving this planet better or worse than we found it. From the... more

  • Under a Poacher's Moon

    by W. Aaron Vandiver
    Anna Whitney travels to Mzansi, a remote safari lodge located deep in the wilds of South Africa, hoping to get as far away from home and her troubled life as possible. The perilous beauty of the land captures her imagination, but when she hears the haunting late-night cries of an injured rhino, her escapist fantasies collide with a brutal reality. She and Chris, a safari guide wrestling with his own secret demons, find themselves embroiled in a war on Africa's wildlife. They are pulled into... more

  • BLOODLINES (A Dying Truth Exposed, Book One)

    by Marcus Abston
    A grandfather confronted with the fact that his family is woefully ignorant about their own lineage and legacy is determined to educate them. So begins the tale of his great-great-grandmother, Annabelle. Annabelle was a slave born on a cotton plantation in Mississippi and raised as a house servant thanks to the plantation master's daughters having a fondness for her. The youngest daughter protects her as best she can from the wrath of the cruel master and his wife, but then marries and leaves... more

  • Embrace of the Wild-Inspired by equestrian explorer Isabella Bird

    by Linda Ballou
    At the age of forty, Isabella Bird pushed all social convention aside, ignored failed remedies of the doctors and embarked on a world voyage in 1873 that changed her forever. A six month detour in the lush Hawaiian Islands gave her new strength and stamina. A tenacious horsewoman she rode with Hawaiian natives up the flank of Kilauea to the fiery home of the Goddess Pele’s and into the depths of Waipio Valley where the gods come close. From there, she determined to explore the wonders of Colo... more

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  • Princess Caroline's Adventures: The Missing Knight - Book 4

    by Anne Fifield
    New Release By Best-Selling Children's Author Anne Fifield. Where will Princess Caroline’s adventure take her this time? Caroline and the twins set out on a simple mission to return a misplaced journal to Knight Theo Howler. But tracking down Theo turns out to be more complicated than they thought! Their journey takes them all the way to the St. Bernard Kingdom, where everything from the furniture to the food is giant. The plot thickens when the trio discovers Theo is missing. Unless Carol... more

  • Trip to Lake Ahrooo: Book Two (Princess Caroline's Adventures)

    by Anne Fifield
    To relax and plan her upcoming wedding, Princess Caroline wants to get away from the palace. She and her best friends disguise themselves as peasants to take a trip to Lake Ahrooo. Along the way, they join up with a pair of bickering basset hounds and a mysterious German shepherd. That’s when strange things begin to happen. Supplies go missing, and it seems like someone is trying to sabotage the trip. But is it a stranger who’s recognized the Princess or someone in their group? When a member... more

  • Hallelujah!

    by Paul Brad Logan
    In a small desert town during the year 1936, Harold Felch finds himself in a predicament. Harold needs money. Quite a bit of it too. In an attempt to strike it rich, Harold lost everything. To cover his losses, he borrowed money from E.Z., the town’s ruthless loan shark, but that quickly exacerbated his predicament. To make matters worse, Harold is stricken with a curse: doubt. Doubt in himself, doubt in his family and doubt in the prophetic ten-year-old preacher at his church, the one called... more

  • The Princess' Hand: Book One (Princess Caroline's Adventures)

    by Anne Fifield
    Little girls dream about their wedding day. They fantasize about the groom. They plan the wedding down to the very last detail. Princess Caroline is no exception. She has finally reached the age of courtship and marriage. She is over the moon about her wedding dreams coming true. Then, she learns that King Archie Longear of Basset Hound Kingdom has decreed an arranged marriage. Princess Caroline will have no say in the matter. She’s furious! Stubborn Princess Caroline decides to... more

  • John Brown's Women: A Novel

    by Susan Higginbotham
    As the United States wrestles with its besetting sin—slavery—abolitionist John Brown is growing tired of talk. He takes actions that will propel the nation toward civil war and thrust three courageous women into history. Wealthy Brown, married to John Brown's oldest son, eagerly falls in with her husband's plan to settle in Kansas. Amid clashes between pro-slavery and anti-slavery settlers, Wealthy's adventure turns into madness, mayhem, and murder. Fifteen-year-old Annie Brown is thrilled... more

  • Best Buddies

    by Jordan Bach
    "Your son's invisible friend is not imaginary..." Kate’s son has a new buddy, one he can’t see, hear or feel. Yet, it’s feeding him information about the future. But for every prediction, his friend demands favors in return. And as those favors grow increasingly cruel and depraved, it’s only a matter of time until people start to die.

  • All Possible Orbits

    by Adam Perry
    Fired from his job, recently divorced, and nearly broke, Tucker Merrill is ready to snap when he receives word of his brother's suicide. In full retreat, Tucker returns to his hometown of Natchez, Mississippi where the local industries have cut and run, the old southern mansions are devoid of visitors, and all that remains are gambling, hard drugs, and some serious cases of arrested development. The unforgiving criticism of Tucker's father, coupled with the less than sympathetic ear of his... more

  • A Walk in the Woods

    by Caroline L Thornton
    Sometimes our own unique abilities are just waiting to be found and sometimes the ones we've forgotten about are just waiting to be rediscovered. Join bunny for A Walk in the Woods and follow her journey to self discovery in this charming tale for children (and bunnies) of all ages.

  • Apricot Marmalade and the Edmondson Transmittal

    by Lon Orey

    A satirical romp through 1968 Thailand follows a team of US intelligence agents matching wits with enemy operatives.

    It was 1968 and the war was not going well. The surprisingly-effective Tet Offensive in January had humbled and embarrassed the South Vietnamese and their American allies. It had sent a powerful message to the folks back home that this Vietnam thing wasn't going to be over anytime soon. Americans in general were growing weary of its intrusion into their living rooms e... more

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