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  • Becoming Ruthless

    by Rita H Rowe

    Ruth is young, excited about life and not looking for love. Yet love finds her, and Ruth is thrilled. But she is left devastated when she finds out that her the man she loves has deceived her. Still hopeful, she embarks on another relationship only to find herself in the same predicament.

    Ruth becomes disenchanted with love and decides that if she can’t beat them, she may as well join them and begins a journey that will change her very being and endanger her life.

    Can Ruth f... more

  • Max the City Dog: A Day at the Beach

    by Robbi G. Muir
    “Max the City Dog” A Day at the Beach is a story that highlights the caring relationship between Joey, a young boy, and his loyal dog, Max. There is fun, adventure, and some good lessons learned in their event-filled day at Coney Island Beach. The story highlights the danger of riptides that can be encountered in the ocean, but all with a happy ending! Written from the dog's point of view, the book expresses the empathy and friendship that the boy and dog share.

  • The Rainbow Balloon

    by Chris Lambert
    Christopher goes on an adventure with Amanda to see a parade, and soon discovers she has two mothers. Christopher also learns about Pride and drag artists. He also learns that some people have two dads

  • The Rainbow Balloon

    by Chris Lambert
    Christopher goes on an adventure with Amanda to see a parade, and soon discovers she has two mothers. Christopher also learns about Pride and drag artists. He also learns that some people have two dads

  • Many Balloons Across the World

    by Chris Lambert

  • Freya, Fynn, and the Fantastic Flute

    by Once Upon a Dance
    Boisterous bats, zany zombies, and giddy ghosts await readers in this tale of sibling friendship, silly creatures, and magical music. In the Dance-It-Out series, created by an award-winning dance teacher, children act and move alongside the characters, and Ballerina Konora joins each page with movement suggestions. In this story, Fynn, Freya, cats, bats, ghosts, and zombies assemble for a captivating story of music, magic, and mayhem.

  • Have You Seen My Friends? The Adventures of Creativity

    by Monica H. Kang
    Have You Seen My Friends? presents the importance of treasuring our creativity, courage, and curiosity every day! As we grow older, we somehow forget to value how important it is to ask questions, try new things, and think differently. This playful book reminds you to treasure these “friends,” who are always near.

  • Flowers Grow on Broken Walls

    by Farena Bajwa

    This book is about the journey to yourself, told in a collection of poems. It’s about understanding the shadow sides of yourself and giving them a chance to be seen by daylight. It talks about heartbreak, depression, self-worth, confidence, hope, believing in the unseen and ultimately, healing, by loving yourself. Written and illustrated by Farena Bajwa

  • One Crowded Hour: the little bighorn

    by David Larson
    Two teenagers gallop headlong into battle with Major Reno and A company as they mount a breath-taking charge against the Sioux and Cheyenne village along the river. They live the terror of being forced back into a small grove of cottonwood trees helplessly watching wounded friends being butchered and brutalized. As the fighting builds to an impossible pitch, it becomes clear that the only way out of this killing box is to charge into the enemy and race for better cover. Three companies of caval... more

  • The Music Inside

    by M. R. Martin
    In 1989 a young woman struggles to define her own identity in the midst of the duality of her ultra-religious family and the debauchery of the rock and roll culture of San Francisco that she finds herself immersed in. As the pop metal of the 1980s fades into the alternative music scene of the 1990s, she begins to learn how to believe in her own inner voice, create a satisfying new life for herself, and define herself apart from the expectations of her parents and even from the music she loves.

  • An Uncommon Folk Rhapsody

    by C.J. Heigelmann

    Winner, INDEPENDENT PRESS AWARDS, Multicultural Fiction, 2021.
    Finalist, WISHING SHELF BOOK AWARDS, Adult Fiction, 2020.


    An epic American Civil War literary saga that explores the intimate relationships between folk of diverse cultures during an era of suffering and hate; spanning cultures, continents, and generations. Written in the Antebellum tradition with spoken dialects characteristic of the period.

    Shay is an orphan. A young Asian... more

  • Crooked Fences

    by C.J. Heigelmann

    2020 New York City Big Book Award Distinguished Favorite

    A troubled war veteran battling PTSD returns home to pursue his dream of becoming a police officer. But is he ready?

    Experience the life-changing events through the eyes of the main character as he comes to grips with himself, his family, and the community around him. 

    The night of the ambush changes everything for US Marine Todd Goodson. One moment, he is discussing tactics with ... more

  • Partner Pursuit

    by Kathy Strobos
    When a workaholic lawyer meets a fun-loving music marketing executive for opposites attract, friends-to-lovers adventures, which partnership will she choose? Workaholic lawyer Audrey Willems is not going to take any chances with her bid to become a partner at her New York law firm—especially with only six months until the decision. Until she bumps into Jake—her new neighbor. Jake is a fun-loving music marketing executive who might just be The One. He’s funny, caring, supportive—and able to... more

  • My One Extraordinary Life, A Feline Memoir

    by TD Arkenberg

    Action                                   Adventure                          Catitude

    Few humans lead an extraordinary life. I’ve come to that conclusion f... more

  • The Aquamarine Surfboard

    by Kellye Abernathy

    “Age never matters, these things are about bravery and heart.”

    Thirteen-year-old Condi Bloom’s dream is to learn to surf, but her laid-back beach town isn’t what it used to be. Big resort owners are taking over the cove. Worse, someone’s harassing the Beachlings, the mysterious old women living in the cliffs off Windy Hollow, a lonely tower of rock that people say is haunted. When a new surfer boy named Trustin shows up in town and invites Condi to a forbid... more

  • 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. His journey from a Confucian, pre-Republic, mission schoolboy to one of China’s foremost Christian leaders weaves through key national and international events. Life under Mao’s Communism forces the bishop to confront loyalties to country, church, and family while his eldest daughter in the United States is confronted by the Red Scare of post-war McC... more
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