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  • Amanda in the Summer

    by Brenda Whiteside
    Three generations of women…and the secret that strengthens their love. A line of women, all named Amanda, stretches back for generations. Each with her hopes, her joys, her pain—each pouring out her heart in correspondence with a dear family friend who shares their lives, understands their loves, and joins in their sorrows. But within the correspondence lies a secret. And as the youngest of the Amandas retraces the journey through the years—beginning in post-war America and following throu... more

  • A Genuine American Citizen Soldier

    by Al Navarro
    When Arcadio Polanco, a native of Panama and resident alien, turns 19, he receives a draft notice for Vietnam. After an Army recruiter informs him that if he enlists for three years, he would be guaranteed U.S. citizenship, Polanco accepts his call to duty and enlists in the army. After applying for citizenship, he soon receives orders for Vietnam while awaiting information about his U.S. citizenship. In Vietnam, Polanco becomes embroiled in many battles, and in the brutal year of 1968, barely e... more

  • The Initiated

    by Micki Voisard
    It’s 1968, San Francisco’s Haight Ashbury is an ideal home for twenty-one-year-old, anti-war activist and newlywed, Maggie Finn… and “headquarters” for the Flower children, protestors and topless girls. Free love is everywhere.      Then, on a bitter early morning, Maggie’s three-day honeymoon dramatically sinks into a violent swamp. She fights her way out of the abusive control by her husband, Michael. Her world of smoking pot and attending free concerts in Golden Gate Park abruptly ends.    ... more

  • Colder Than Ice

    by Harambee K. Grey-Sun

    I never should have cheated.

    No—that’s not true.

    I should have cheated differently.

    What if you woke up one day and realized fate tricked you into marrying the wrong person?

    Meredith, a middle-aged and unhappily married mother, played her own trick on fate, embarking on a lengthy affair with a dark, handsome stranger. But guilt, that most tenacious of hunters, finally catches up with her—as does something fa... more

  • The Langdon Codex

    by Richard Poe
    Two friends, one white, the other black, discover a solid silver lock-box hidden in an antique desk and, on impulse, one of them decides to steal it. Inside is a sheaf of papers bound with twine. Assuming the papers to be nothing more than a worthless diary, they toss them aside but soon discover their mistake. The manuscript is in fact a previously unknown novel by a famous American author. When the box is stolen, the men set out to find it and redeem themselves, encountering prejudice and bigo... more

  • Storytellers

    by Bjørn Larssen

    Would you murder your brothers to keep them from telling the truth about themselves?
    On a long, cold Icelandic night in March 1920, Gunnar, a hermit blacksmith, finds himself with an unwanted lodger – Sigurd, an injured stranger who offers a story from the past. But some stories, even those of an old man who can barely walk, are too dangerous to hear. They alter the listeners' lives forever… by ending them.

    Others are keen on cha... more

  • A Silver Willow by the Shore

    by Kelli Stuart

    How do you face the future if you don’t know your own past?

    When an unexpected pregnancy changes her dreams, seventeen-year-olrd Annie tries to keep it from her mother and her grandmother. But secrets have a way of coming out. In a household of strong women, the arrival of a new life sets off a spiral of truth that reveals a past full of whispers and lies—a past that existed in another world under the heavy hand of Soviet oppression. This history has dictated the circumstanc... more

  • erp software development company

    by gopi paul
    People are finding their daily wages throgh their business.Different types of business sectors are available in our country. Everybody should find their own way for making their business a grant success.But in the terms of buisness ,business application softwares are helping them to make the business more profitable.

  • Auto cad training center in Thrissur

    by Lionel Benn

    An authorized auto CAD training center in Kerala offered international training to the students and working professionals. They ensure better placements for the participants in reputed industries. More than just teaching and training we provide industrial knowledge to our students through real world projects experiments and practices. Our piping engineering courses in Calicut provide valid certification and add plus point in their portfolio after the successful completion of curriculum. The R... more

  • A Reason to Try

    by Tom LaLumiere
    Coming from a troubled home and a problematic childhood, Brian Coulombe was the last person anyone thought would achieve anything at Cavalcade High School. After a near-death experience jolts him back to reality and he discovers his affections for one of his female teammates, he finds within himself a desire to strive higher and work harder. Beginning as a sophomore and all the way through his senior year, Brian learns how to do the most difficult event in track and field: the pole-vault. In his... more

  • Sophie, Milo and the Great Change

    by Jody Walker
    Willabees have been with us for a long time. Their story begins when Sophie and her brother, Milo, discover the Magic Clay. Sophie dreams her little creatures to life with her potter’s hands and her kind heart and Milo gifts their minds with the ability to think and to reason. Things go along quite well for all 
these new, fun loving creatures until....until.... well, that you must discover for yourself. But when you step into their crazy, mixed up world, you’ll meet a little willa named 
Eshon... more

  • The Truth Won't Help Them Now

    by Joan Hunter
    It is 1939 when the bullet-riddled body of an accounting clerk from a gambling ship washes up under the Santa Monica pier. As city homicide detectives tenaciously chase down their only clue--a fast, expensive, and very exclusive Bugatti--their investigation leads them into a tangle of competing gangsters all looking to muscle their way to a bigger share of illegal gambling. Meanwhile, Los Angeles County deputy district attorney Cliff Thoms is leading a special squad searching for a pair of se... more

  • The Adventures of Rupert and The Mop: Piggly-Wiggly Guinea-Pig Tale Book 1.

    by Kerry Dinte

    The Adventures of Rupert and The Mop: Piggly-Wiggly Guinea-Pig Tale Book 1. 

    You will find my paperback available on many online book sites for PAPERBACK Print On Demand (POD) and also in Ebook format.

    Now available in over 40,000 Book Shops all over the world - walk in and online.

    You can walk into any bookshop, in Australia, U.S.A, Japan or wherever you live in the world and buy a copy. 

    Each one of my Guinea-Pigs shown in this post has been my pet and the ... more

  • The Pesky Fly

    by Vance Durrington
    Has a fly ever bothered you? Would it keep coming back when you tried to wave it away? This family has the same problem. There is a pesky fly in their house driving everyone crazy. Find out what that buzz-buzz-buzzing fly is up to. What will happen next? Where will the pesky fly appear? Follow along with the fly’s adventure. The Pesky Fly, with its repetitive text and humor, will almost certainly be one that young children will want to listen to over and over again. Kids will begin to repeat the... more

  • The Meany Monster

    by Krystal Fernandes
    The Meany Monster is out to make Lucy feel terrible about herself. Who is this creature? Can she defeat it and learn to be proud of who she is?

  • Jasper the Bold(ish)

    by Krystal Fernandes
    Jasper Jenkins is a boy who is brave and not afraid of anything! Or is he...? This humorous tale, written in rhyme, takes you through the mind of a young child who believes that he is courageous despite all the silly,strange, and even down right outrageous things he fears. It helps to teach children that people can be afraid of anything and that it is okay. This story brings to life the reality of fears and makes the reader laugh along the way.

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