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General Fiction (including literary and historical)

  • Koa the Crocodile

    by Grace Mellis
    Join Koa the Crocodile on his journey to realize his dream of hopping like his favorite animal, the kangaroo. He overcomes significant obstacles driven by his own self belief and hard work and achieves his dream and makes a new friend along the way.
  • Unicorn Blue And The Caradoodle Quest

    by CATitus
    Unicorn Blue has just been born and is clueless. How will she learn to be an epic unicorn let alone find her Caradoodle? Kind-hearted and keen General Mahoo’s top notch instructors will guide her on her quest to become the unicorn she was meant to be and find her kindred spirit child. Captain Jay and Lieutenant Luk will charm readers with their gentle humor and quiet wisdom as they prepare Unicorn Blue for her encounters with devious leprechaun Shamus, mischievous donkeys and elusive Carad... more
  • Zoo to the Rescue

    by John Russell Kerdolff
    What is a city to do when their bridge is covered in goo? Why not call the zoo!? Will the animals get there in time? How will these creatures use their unique features? Luckily, this wild construction crew is ready for a fiery rescue!
  • The Always Already

    by Braulio Muñoz
    The planet is suffering. All over the world humans are forcing nature to bend to their desires. If they continue with their ways, the planet will die. Up in The Highlands the Oca, a people of great knowledge and power, see the devastation and want to know whether humans deserve saving. They send one of their own into The Land, the place where humans are most adamant in using knowledge for controlling nature. Kukuli, a dark and beautiful young woman, is given the fateful task.
  • Mother's Love

    by Diana Aleksandrova
    Mother’s Love is a lyrical celebration of the unconditional bond every mother has with her child. Written from the point of view of ten different animal moms, ranging from elephants to eagles it depicts the various sides of motherhood, including joy, resilience, and sacrifice.
  • The Big Empty

    by Loren C.Steffy
    When Trace Malloy and Blaine Witherspoon collide on a desolate West Texas highway, their fender bender sets the tone for escalating clashes that will determine the future of the town of Conquistador. Malloy, a ranch manager and lifelong cowboy, knows that his occupation—and his community—are dying. He wants new- millennium opportunities for his son, even though he himself failed to summon the courage to leave familiar touchstones behind. Witherspoon, an ambitious, Lexus-driving techie, offers ... more
  • A Revolution of the Mind

    by MV Perry
    A Revolution of the Mind is a seething, honest, revelatory account of a life caught inside mental illness, set in a society where mental illness faces multiple layers of neglect—in family life, in social life, and in our systems of political economy and punishment. Set in modern-day Chicago, A Revolution of the Mind is both an unprecedented contribution to the literary canon on serious mental illness and an exigent, timely clarion call for social action about the welfare and treatment of people ... more
  • Escape to Play

    by Becky Gehrisch
    What could go wrong when three mischievous dogs slip out before dawn to explore the farm? Follow the pups as they make a mess in every new place they go. Playful poetry and whimsical illustrations evoke an upbeat feeling as you turn each page. Escape to Play is a reminder to have fun by discovering the world around you. Be sure to keep an eye out for some special paintings hanging on the farmhouse walls!
  • The Imperfectly Perfect Puppy: The Unbeatable Spirit of Trixie the Bernese Mountain Dog

    by Joann Neve
    Trixie was the smallest puppy in the litter. She was the smallest Bernese Mountain dog you would ever see. She was curious and loved being with her littermates. As she grew, it became clear that there was something wrong…she was blind! Trixie found it hard, but over time, she learned to live her life with a bouncy happiness that would never waiver. Trixie learned to find her brothers and sisters by sound and enjoyed every moment with them and her owner. One day, her sight returned. As Trixie gre... more
  • make believe

    by Tom Epperson

    Make Believe is a light-hearted love story, set in the cynical, cutthroat world of Hollywood.  Dustin Prewitt is a handsome screenwriter with a taste for women, money, big houses, and hot cars.  His life is turned upside-down after Laura Keene, his beautiful but crazy movie star wife, apparently commits suicide by drowning herself in the ocean.  But Dustin's not exactly broken-hearted, because Laura comes from one of the richest families in America, which... more

  • The Mary Jane Gambit

    by Sam B. Waite

    Can crypto currencies threaten the all-mighty dollar? A privately held U.S. banking chain aims to use a marijuana stable coin to do exactly that. It faces reprisals from U.S. authorities until a lithium cartel backed by China raises a challenge that forces foes into uneasy friendships. The dollar’s role as the primary currency for international reserves and invoicing gives the nation extraordinary advantage in the global economy, including its ability to impose economic sanctions for po... more

  • The Darker Side of Me

    by Piyush goel
    Kavya aka Kajal was born on 9th January at the heart of the capital city Delhi. Though her desires and ambitions were less accounted for, she had a firm vision of getting her medical degree from NEET. With the expert guidance from one the premier coaching institute, still she couldn’t pursue her dreams. Throughout her life, she was out challenged by the numerous restrictions and boundaries but that did not let he become a handicapped for her. This story revolves around her life. No one could hav... more
  • Jupiter

    by John Carney
    Giovanni Alberto is in Hell. His hometown of Jupiter, Florida is as close to paradise as any place on Earth, but perception is reality — or, in Giovanni’s case, perception is surreality. On Halloween, as all his worst nightmares come to life around him, he must overcome his fears and find a way out. ————— Containing the irreverent hits Aichmalatoi and The Atlantiad, John Carney’s Jupiter tells a tale of contemporary American society using all the tropes of Ancient Greece and Rome. Giovanni... more
  • Comfort in the Wings: A Novel Inspired by Love That Will Not Die

    by Jennifer Collins
    Larissa, floundering in the wake of unimaginable loss, realizes her former life has evaporated. As she slowly and reluctantly tries to resume some semblance of living, unexpected encounters and signs begin to bring moments of hope. She is challenged by long held secrets and emotions, then startled to find joy where she thought there could be none. Can her battered heart open to new possibilities?
  • The Price of Salvation

    by John Anderson
    When an outlaw find himself at the ends of the west, the ways of the old are found to be quickly replaced by the ways of the new. Living in a world that no longer wants outlaws, Thomas St. Hart and his family, The Brothers of Boudiclare are forced to commit to sinister acts of evil in order to attain their freedom. However, when Thomas doesn't go along with the plan, morals and loyalty begin to be questioned, as the concepts of family, faith and freedom are brought into play. All will discover w... more
  • Bea the Lion Breaking Free

    by Becky Cummings
    Bea the lion was born at the zoo. Her cage was all she knew. She dreamed of what was beyond the bars. A lioness stays with her pride, but Bea chooses to be different. How will she break free? A messy accident gives Bea a good idea. All she needs is a little help from her feathered friends. Breaking Free is the first book in a new series that will make kids laugh out loud and think. Bea is sweet, yet bold. She challenges the way things are and follows her heart, even if that means goin... more
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