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  • Bull Shark Part 1

    by Chezdon Mitchell

    What should be a relaxed, romantic, and recuperative weekend away for Chezdon and Louis in Scotland proves that a stable and happy couple can be torn apart by a chance encounter with a boy wearing a pink hat. From Scotland, England, France, Spain, Italy, and back, love dramatically ends and then renewed on a road trip across Europe as three boys hope to find themselves, only after losing themselves.

  • Eating the Forbidden Fruit

    by Roland Sato Page
    Eating the Forbidden Fruit is a gritty fiction novel loosely based on true events in author Roland Sato Page life. The newcomer author delivers a personal journey into his rise and demise as a St. Louis City Police Officer. He takes the readers on a roller coaster ride of good ole family memories to the nightmarish reality of being a police officer indicted on federal drug charges. During his trial he wrote memoirs as a testimonial of redemption. Roland case stems from conflict of his childhoo... more

  • Heather and the Jabberwocky: An Amorous Journey into the Mythical Antiquity of Now

    by Peter Kelton
    A vengeful stalker tracks lovely Heather mercilessly from Hong Kong to France to Georgia as her artist husband fends off a Mexican drug cartel’s attempts to disrupt their tranquil academic lives. It’s an intelligent fantasy, a daunting mystery and a tantalizing adventure in literary fiction. In this tale of international intrigue, all hope for Heather depends on the Jabberwocky, a nonsense poem written by Lewis Carroll. When Alice of Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland reads the poem, she says, “So... more

  • FOR THE LOVE OF ELLA

    by Annie Wilkinson

    It is 1898 in the wild west town of Black Butte, Wyoming. Young, sassy, and independent Aurette Rose Kilkennen wants one thing: a hunk of happiness. The birth of her baby, Ella, promises to fulfill her wish. Still, her colorful past, her lost love, her secrets, and a beautiful and ambitious adversary, Victoria McClintock, seeks to steal away Aurette's husband, Mark Kilkennen, and complicates her quest.

    Many People play a role in Aurett'e life--good and bad--as she struggles... more

  • Dakota and the American Dream

    by Sameer Garach

    What happens when a child comes face-to-face with Corporate America?

    Ten-year-old Dakota dreams about seeing the city from above, atop a skyscraper. An unsuspecting job candidate, the boy lands a position at a company within the building, but his journey is anything but a simple elevator ride to the top.

    As he treads the path to success, he comes across many themes that are characteristic of America and its corporate culture:

    • The rat race, office romanc... more

  • Towards the Vanishing Point

    by Jan Turk Petrie
    In the North of England in1938, two ten-year-old girls, Lily Hetherington and Stella Marsden, form a close if unlikely friendship that endures despite their wartime experiences. After the war, the two women are working as nursing auxiliaries when Lily meets male nurse Will Bagshaw. Stella begins to hear sinister rumours about the man, but the besotted Lily won’t listen to a word said against him as he begins to control her life. Can Stella make her see sense before it’s too late? Building to a ... more

  • Charleston Green

    by Stephanie Alexander
    If Tipsy Collins learned one thing from her divorce, it's that everyone in Charleston is a little crazy— even if they’re already dead. Tipsy cannot ignore her nutty friends or her vindictive ex-husband, but as a lifelong reluctant clairvoyant, she's always avoided dead people. When Tipsy and her three children move into the house on Bennett Street, she realizes some ghosts won't be ignored. Till death do us part didn't pan out for Jane and Henry Mott, who've haunted the house for nearly a ... more

  • SEO Services Delhi

    by BrainCube Services
    SEO Agency India is the pioneer SEO Company Delhi. Our service providers are extremely careful about the internet-based marketing platforms of present advertisement world to assist you in getting a firm hold on your potential customer base with great understanding as well as professional skills. We, as a team, concentrate on building up your brand online.

  • Michael Discovers The Secrets Of Jazz

    by Maurice Dogue
    Michael Discovers The Secrets Of Jazz is an inspiring children’s story about a boy’s discovery of himself and his gifts. His love of jazz music is rooted in imagination, history and self-expression. Michael’s experience is nurtured by the special bond shared only with his grandfather.

  • Christmas Eve at the Aquarium with Scuba Santa

    by David Alan DeBoer
    A Night at the Aquarium with Scuba Santa We all know the story of jolly old St Nick… Chris Kringle… Santa Clause, who delivers toys to good little girls and boys on Christmas eve. But did you know his work doesn’t stop there? What if told you Santa Clause had another mission on Christmas eve, one that involves Scuba Diving?! This is the story of Scuba Santa’s visit to the Aquarium! Readers will get to follow Scuba Santa’s most important Christmas Eve mission. Follow him and his two fun... more

  • Collected Stories

    by Jonathan Land Evans

    This hardback book is a diverse and wide-ranging 'best of' selection of short stories from his several previous story collections, with two new stories added for good measure. Several of the stories were first published by Typishly, whose 'most featured author' he is. Reviewing this "grand and hefty" story collection, The U.S. Review of Books noted that it made for "compelling reading" and added that "Evans is certai... more

  • Out of Slavery: A Novel of Harriet Tubman

    by Carol Trembath
    Who Was Harriet Tubman? Hear the truth about her life, times, and legend! Harriet spent twenty-nine years in slavery. She was uneducated, poor, and abused, but became a great leader in American history known as the woman called “Moses”. Out of Slavery: A Novel of Harriet Tubman is a story that follows the perilous path of the Underground Railroad and the tragic costs of the Civil War. This compelling tale is seen through the eyes of Cece, Tilly, and Lou, as Harriet conducts them to safety al... more

  • Running with You

    by Adam Wan
    "I just want to live my life!" Said Haruna Kou, a girl who wakes up without memory nor knowledge of her surroundings in Tokyo, Japan. She meets teenager Touma Mabuchi, and starts living with him.When asked of what she truly wants, Haruna replies those very words— that she just wants to live her life; without a care to who she was.But upon the eve of the Sumida Fireworks Festival, her past begins to unfold before her own eyes.

  • How Toadfrog Met Sweetie

    by Jason Burks
    Toadfrog, the handsome frog, meets Sweetie, the beautiful forest fairy, and falls head over webbed feet in love with her! But Toadfrog decides to leap around the world and realizes it's a lonely lily pad without Sweetie. He jumps home and discovers Sweetie has been swooped up by a dashing, feathered fellow! Will Toadfrog hop to it and win Sweetie's heart? This inspiring, love story, based on true events from the author's life, will brighten your day with colorful illustrations, funny characters,... more

  • Ripples and Waves ISBN: 978-0-9907446-6-5

    by Carol Trembath
    Ripples and Waves is an award-winning book in the Water Walkers Series regarding protecting the Great Lakes. It is the third book in the series which includes: Water Walkers, Stepping Stones, and now Ripples and Waves. This incredible story focuses on Mai, a fictitious Ojibway girl walking around Lake Huron with her family and Native people from various tribes. Though fiction, the story is based on The Mother Earth Water Walkers, a real-life group of Native women and men who circumnavigated the ... more

  • The Soul City Salvation

    by Jonathan LaPoma
    Ten months—that’s how long twenty-six-year-old writer and aspiring actor Jay Sakovsky decides to stay and teach in the bohemian beach town of Soul City, California, to save up cash and overcome his anxiety before moving on to Hollywood. But after several “friendly chats” with the vice principal about hangover sweats and black eyes from barroom brawls, Jay sees a therapist who helps him connect his self-destructive tendencies and artistic blocks to his undiagnosed OCD, setting him on a ten-yea... more

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