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  • The Alice '65

    by Kyle Michel Sullivan

    One of the rarest books in existence is the 1865 printing of Lewis Carroll’s Alice's Adventures in Wonderland. Sir John Tenniel, the illustrator, so disliked how they turned out they were recalled to be replaced by a new printing. All but around 50 were returned and destroyed, and of those 50 fewer than half survive.

    Adam Verlain knows all about this; he’s a library archivist for a university in London, and books are his life. But when that library acquires a ne... more

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    The Sorceress of Menlo Park

    by Richard Sloan

    A brilliant young scientist named Joanne, aka. the Sorceress, is developing microchip brain implant to cure a neuromuscular disease. However, she is opposed by the United Front, a Coalition of religious, feminist, bioethical, political, labor, media, and academic interests. The issues include: Are we God's Children or God's Cocreators, How Far Should Scientists Be Allowed To Go, based on what values and who should make the decisions, what kind of regulatory requirements should be... more

  • Doc Doc Zeus: A Novel of White Coat Crime

    by Thomas Keech
    Doctor Zeus sexually preys upon his women patients, including sixteen-year-old Diane, a suburban teenager who feels guilty and lost after having previously given her baby girl away. Dr. Zeus relishes the challenge of bending this spirited and intelligent patient to his wishes. The Board of Medicine knows what Dr. Zeus is doing, but its young investigator is thwarted again and again in his attempts to bring Zeus to justice.
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    FORGIVE U.S. OUR DEBT$

    by T. M. Crosby

    When Congressman George Li of San Francisco rescues the United States from China’s bond call, the young Republican discovers it is easier than uniting his own party and the country.

    It’s January 2015 – two years until the next U.S. President takes office, and just hours before a new Congress is sworn-in – when George gets a tip from a romantic interest in Beijing that China is calling a portion of its U.S. bonds.  He seizes the unprecedented act as an opport... more

  • Adventures of Hannah Claire

    by William Vanderbrook, III
    An adventure story centered around the exploits of Hayden and Chuck as they experience life on an island and the creatures they encounter. Eventually, they will meet up with Hannah Claire and the adventure goes into a different direction!

  • Pink Mountain

    by Phil Sparks
    Bryan Delman was sure of his position with the company he worked for, until his greedy boss pointed to a possible conspiracy and moved to steal Bryan's biggest contract. Bryan agrees let the investigation to clear his name run it's course, and decides to leave town on vacation with two friends, two men he called brothers. While away, the investigation becomes a frame, and Bryan is thrown into a world he never knew he was a part of, or meant to return to. He is forced to leave the world he knew b... more

  • Hannah's Journey

    by Carmen Peone
    In the mountains of northeast Washington, sixteen-year-old Hannah Gardner fights for her childhood dream––to race horses with her adopted Indian Aunt Spupaleena. Her mother fears Hannah will get hurt. Frustrated with her daughter’s rebellious spirit, she threatens to send her away to Montana to live with an aunt Hannah’s never met. To escape this perceived punishment, Hannah runs away to the Sinyekst village along the Columbia River to train with Spupaleena. After Hannah’s first race, an Indi... more

  • Be Safe (First Printing)

    by Doug Weaver
    The worst of the AIDS epidemic has passed with the discovery of new medications. But not everyone rejoices. Certain groups of gay men rebel when they find it impossible to embrace the notion that they're suddenly expected to slough off their "end dates" and become useful, vibrant members of society. Two pairs of men experience a chance meeting on their way to a burrito joint in Hollywood. All are gay men with HIV/AIDS, all are drug addicts/sellers (Gallagher and Rogarth are recent alumni of a... more
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    The Adventures of Wyatt the Riot and the Preschool Pig!

    by Linda E. Martin
    A hilarious story where readers can discover how a playground,a pink pig,,a patrolman,a principal ,pet patrol chief,preschoolers,protests , pleas, school personnel , the local press, and a local pig permit policy play a part in saving an elderly neighbor's precious ,pet, pig from being hauled away off as a pig prisoner to Pennsylvania.

  • Siren Song: Har Megiddo 2.0

    by Ian T King
    Several characters from around the world are drawn into the global war on terror, as potential protagonists or in the role of trying to stop would-be terrorists. The novel is a serious work of political/historical fiction as well as something of a mystery/thriller.

  • Train to the Edge of the Moon

    by ASPER BLURRY

    Punk is no ordinary millennial who takes the life as it is. She has a nasty habit of getting in troubles, she shows the middle finger to prejudice and stupidity, she fights against her broken identity and darkness of her soul. She goes against the stream with her heavy, tight shoes, but she still tries to be a better person. Punk's adventurous journey to become someone who matters starts in a Place Without a Name, continues in Italy and London. Her train is full of sad reflections, laughs... more

  • Weston

    by Gregory Attaway
    “The world was never innocent. But I was.” Benny Camden was never the favorite son. The Camdens are Hollywood royalty. Benny’s television show is one of the biggest hits of the Sixties. His mother and sister are there for every episode. Audiences love him. Everyone knows his name. Life is good. Then one day his family’s seats are empty. The show goes on, but he can’t think past the vacant chairs. Nobody tells him anything until the cameras go dark. His brother has died in Vietnam,... more

  • The Lion and the Lamb: The True Holocaust Story of a Powerful Nazi Leader and a Dutch Resistance Worker

    by Charles Causey
    Stunning new historical account of Hitler's closest male advisor and a brave Hollander woman whose daring faith compels her to hide Jews in a secret room. With years of research into the diaries of the protagonists, Charles Causey's new moral thriller exposes chilling secrets of the Nazi's during the final weeks of the war and chronicles one Christian woman's journey to a death camp for resisting the Gestapo in Holland. Though the book reads like fiction and has been reviewed as riveting, all ch... more

  • Tess: The Abomination of Human Trafficking

    by Andres Mann
    After rescuing a child prostitute in Cambodia, Tess persuades Jake, Carmen, Nicola and the Team to tackle human trafficking worldwide. Sponsored by the United Nations, she creates a team of what Jake calls Valkyries, six remarkable women that alongside the men of the Team embark on a Herculean effort to rescue victims and pursue traffickers, starting with a degenerate financier that controls a multinational sex enterprise. The team then takes direct action by unleashing their military skills in ... more

  • Tess Awakening: The Complete Story

    by Andres Mann
    This book combines two previous novels, “Tess Awakening” and “Tess Valkyries.” A fast paced action romance novel set during the second Gulf War in Iraq, three remarkable people are caught in a web of obsession and deceit. General Amir, a wealthy, cultured and complicated villain, is desperately in love with Tess, a beautiful and driven military helicopter pilot. His obsession has no bounds, and he moves heaven and earth to possess her. Aided by Jake, Carmen and their colleagues, Tess must face... more

  • Tess: Clash of Civilizations

    by Andres Mann
    Tess and Jake face an unusual dilemma. Their adopted daughter Aara received a huge inheritance from Tess’s nemesis, the deceased Amir al-Saadi. The fortune comes with an unsettling condition: Aara must marry into a Muslim family within one year. Suddenly, Tess and Jake must assess whether such a condition is acceptable. They meet with two Muslim families and end up in Istanbul so Aara can decide whether she wants to comply with the condition of the will. To complicate things, Amir’s sister Fadim... more

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