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  • My Memory Told Me a Secret

    by Jeremy Bradley-Silverio Donato
    Nothing hurts quite as meticulously as loving someone who doesn’t love you back. Career-driven, sometimes cynical Austin meets Noah, a Muslim man from the other side of town. One man wants it work. The other doesn’t know what he wants, except to find the next high. Set in the months before and after a 30-something discovers his partner has infected him with HIV, this book explores the inexplicable feelings that accompany the disintegration of relationships and the connections between cultu... more

  • Lies, Myths, & Superstitions

    by Norm Wilson
    Biology tells us that animals need four elements to exist: air, water, food, and sex. Eliminating any one of those from our "to do" list would make life difficult, if not impossible. Yes, even sex! How long would life continue without sex? Lies, Myths, & Superstitions deals with sex from every aspect and angle in a purely humorous fashion. Other topics of taboo conversation are molested as well; e.g. politics, religion, science, and sports.If you enjoy smiling, chuckling, or laughing you'll like... more

  • Breaking Point

    by John Rhodes
    Losing: Never an Option It is August, 1940. Hitler’s triumphant Third Reich has crushed all Europe—except Britain. As Hitler launches a massive aerial assault, only the heavily outnumbered British RAF and the iron will of Winston Churchill can stop him. The fate of Western civilization teeters in the balance. Johnnie Shaux, a Spitfire fighter pilot, knows that the average life expectancy of a pilot is a mere five hours of operational flying time. Sooner or later his luck will run out. Yet he ... more

  • The Quixotic Faction

    by T.D. Kohler
    THE QUIXOTIC FACTION is not for the faint of heart. Tony Kohler brings us a hard-boiled conspiracy theory fiction book that blends speculative fiction and alternate history in the style of Ancient Aliens and L. Ron Hubbard, with crime and detective fiction that readers of The DaVinci Code will find exhilarating. Kohler takes the reader on a journey through speculative and alternate history to show the reader just how it all connects today. If you thought the Illuminati and Freemasons were secret... more

  • The Ten Brave Squirrels of Bryson City

    by Rory Smith
    The squirrel population outside of Bryson City, North Carolina—in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park—enjoy a safe and playful life. That is, until their food supply is challenged by forces outside of their control. The Ten Brave Squirrels of Bryson City is a delightfully illustrated tale of a squirrel tribe that seeks a resolution to the problem affecting their safety...and their acorn supply!
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    When Lions Roar

    by Karen L. Gruber

  • The Birth Mother

    by Seymour Ubell
    On a business trip to China, a high-powered fifty-six-year-old American businessman visits a Chinese orphanage, a trip that will change the course of his family’s life forever. Without hesitation, he and his wife become the adoptive parents of twin baby girls. The girls grow up in a world of twists and turns, multiple coincidences, and synchronicity. Their journey takes them from China to Europe to America and back to China where the birth mother enters their lives. Filled with drama at every t... more

  • Body and Soul

    by DAVID doc ROBERTSON

    Relive the life of Adam Daniels, born bi-racial in the Jim Crow South in 1940.  Raised by his Negro grandparents and other extended family members.

    He knew what love was from the examples he witnessed at home, where he learned the rewards of success.  Adam saw both as a child and while becoming a man, when he learned that passion could come without love, but it was better the other way around.

  • The Wonderful Journey of Edmund Beasley

    by C.L. Shaffer
    Edmund James Beasley II is a writer and a new believer who hasn't yet come to the realization he needs God's help. After an incident in college, Edmund develops a phobia about showing his writing to the world and finds employment anywhere he can just to avoid doing so. Still stuck on an old love, he discovers he's falling for Eleanor Collins, a woman he meets in the most unexpected of places after she contracts a mysterious virus that leaves people looking dead when they really are not. Add t... more

  • Just Another Girl on the Road

    by S. Kensington

    France 1944: Stranded behind enemy lines, eighteen-year-old Katrinka Badeau escapes German deserters with the help of an undercover Jedburgh operation. Katrinka joins the Jed team, led by Major Willoughby Nye, a man once employed on her father's merchant ship. Her work throws her together with Sergeant Wolfe Farr, the team's tough-talking radio operator. Amid the chaos of war, she and Wolfe begin a passion-tangled love affair. But Katrinka cannot accept Wolfe's plans for the futur... more

  • Into the West: Most Wanted (Part Four of the First Book in The Territories Saga Serials Collection)

    by Stephen Burckhardt
    Elizabeth and Conner are trying to get settled into their new homes in Sharon Springs. When tragedy strikes it will take the help of some of the most wanted to bring the families together.

  • Into the West: Sharon Springs: Part Three of the First Book in The Territories Saga Serials Collection (Into the West Saga Seria

    by Stephen Burckhardt
    Families in Sharon Springs are dealing with ghosts from their pasts as they consider welcoming the riders of the orphan train into their town. Many old wounds need to heal if they are going to make room for Elizabeth and Conner MacBride. Unfortunately, things do not work out as Mrs. Kelly had hoped and it turns out that the only way to find suitable homes for MacBride children is to split them up. When Elizabeth and Conner learn they are being placed with different families in Sharon Springs, ... more

  • Into the West: A New Home - Special Edition: Part Two of the First Book in The Territories Saga Serials (Into the West Saga Seri

    by Stephen Burckhardt
    This limited edition volume includes the bonus part one, Into the West: The Orphan Train, and part two, Into the West: A New Home. Thanks to their case worker, Mrs. Kelly, Elizabeth and Conner MacBride make it onto the orphan train heading into the west. Mrs. Kelly is reluctant to part with the children as she struggles with the agreement she was forced to make with Sister Mary Clare to keep the children on the train. If Mrs. Kelly keeps her promise, she will keep her job but she may bre... more

  • Into the West: A New Home: Part Two of Book One in The Territories Saga Serials (Into the West Saga Serial)

    by Stephen Burckhardt
    Thanks to their case worker, Mrs. Kelly, Elizabeth and Conner MacBride make it onto the orphan train heading into the west. Mrs. Kelly is reluctant to part with the children as she struggles with the agreement she was forced to make with Sister Mary Clare to keep the children on the train. If Mrs. Kelly keeps her promise, she will keep her job but she may break the hearts of Elizabeth and Conner in the process. As the train makes its final stop, Mrs. Kelly must choose, place the children wi... more

  • Into the West: The Orphan Train: Part One of the First Book in The Territories Saga Serials (Into the West Saga Serial)

    by Stephen Burckhardt
    Margret MacBride loves her children more than life itself, but as a young widow she isn't able to support her and her children on a scullery maid's salary. After being evicted from their apartment, they struggle for years to survive while living on the streets of New York City. Distraught, Margret turns to her church for guidance. Sister Mary Agnus convinces Margret her children will be better off if she turns them over to the Catholic Foundling Aid Society under the care of their aid worker,... more

  • Heartache and Hope

    by Mary Kay Abbott
    It is 2012, and recent UCLA grad Tiffany Ryan lands a prestigious job--assistant to a famous novelist. When her boss steals her manuscript about her grandmother's plight during the 1930s Great American Dust Bowl, Tiffany takes her to court in a copyright infringement case. Embedded within Tiffany's story are her grandmother's journal entries; a love story about the drought and dust; the suffering during that awful time on the plains, titled Heartache and Hope.

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