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  • The Funny Farm

    by Gordon Perry
    Very Popular K - 8 Short Rhyming story that teaches the Value of Obeying your Parents. Beautifully Illustrated, Easy Read. Earned NABE "Children's Interest" category "Best Book" Award for Fall of 2013.

  • The Highmore Circle

    by Cricket Reynolds
    Gracie Anderson, a single college professor in her thirties, knows her life is severely lacking?no dates, no pets, and no real personal life to speak of. But now she?s stuck: her best friend, Chloe, has signed her up for a support group that meets at a local community center in an attempt to hook her friend up with the man of her dreams. Instead, Gracie meets five other women who are different from her and from one another as night and day. A librarian, a dominatrix, a fashion consultant, a hous... more

  • Growing Up Tobey

    by Caroline Barthen
    Join Tobey as he goes through his first year of life. He talks about his many adventures and lessons learned along the way. So come join Tobey as he shares his adventures!

  • Chess Gypsie

    by Damian Lewis
    Set some four years after the fall of the Berlin Wall in the rubble of post-communist Bulgaria, Chess Gypsie chronicles the adventures of Boris, an orphaned Gypsie boy, in a country coming to grips with the harsh realities of a period of transition to the exalted democratic system. Told through honest and direct dialogue, Chess Gypsie will not only make you laugh and cry, it will open your eyes to some of the brutal ‘goings-on’ in what was an essentially lawless land for over a decade – certain... more

  • Dare to Dream Ambrosia

    by Ingrid M. Ellis
    Have you ever had a dream that you thought was too big to dream and it scared you from ever dreaming again? DARE TO DREAM AMBROSIA is a colorful expression of possibility and hope for anyone who truly dares to defy the odds. With her awkward hair and uncommon attire, Ambrosia Nittie challenges her readers to think outside the box. She gives the child and the child at heart permission to dream the impossible. In DARE TO DREAM AMBROSIA, readers are invited to take the journey of dream exploration.... more

  • Under the Cherry Tree: A feel-good, heart-warming, tear-jerking love story.

    by Lilac Mills

    “A feel-good, heart-warming, tear-jerking love story.”

    The best sort of holiday read, recommended for fans of Jane Costello, Erica James, and Lucy James

    “My dog didn't like men. Actually that was a lie – she didn't like the men I chose. The only ones who rocked her world had been my father (who was no longer with us), Ross (who was gay), and the butcher on the high street (for obvious reasons).”

    When Jenni Meadows has the opportunity to ... more

  • Miracle

    by Chanavia Haddock
    One simple question leads Piper Rose on an epic journey of discovery filled with adventure and playful curiosity as she learns that sometimes in our quest to find something spectacular we miss the many special things along the way.
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    Breathing Two Worlds

    by Ruchira Khanna
    Neena Arya, a Delhi-born goes abroad for further studies and decides to settle down there. Determined to be a 'somebody' from a 'nobody' she blends with the Americans via the accent and their mannerisms while having a live-in relationship with her European boyfriend, Adan Somoza. When illness hits home, Neena rushes to meet her ailing dad. Tragedy strikes and amidst the mingling with relatives and friends, she finds herself suffocated with the two different cultures that she has been breathi... more

  • Jeanne d'Arc : The Conspiracy Theory

    by Jacques Genicot
    This book takes us on a journey through one of the most incredible adventures of all times: how a young peasant girl from out of nowhere led by a mystic voice managed to save the Kingdom of France from British domination and crown a King all before she turned nineteen ! The story has confounded historians and pundits alike for the past six hundred years ever since Joan of Arc’s epic adventure came to an abrupt end at the stake in 1431. Endless tales, legends or accounts of the story were tol... more

  • Marty May

    by Elliott Murphy
    Virtuoso rock guitarist, Marty May found glory at a young age, living the high life of a rock star in New York during the 1970’s. Then his promising career, along with his marriage, slipped away and at thirty-three he is living alone, broke without a record contract and hassled by collection agencies. Marty fears that he has blown not only his career but any chance at a normal life and wonders if he should go back to playing the blues alongside his first mentor Blind Red Rose. Set in the 1980’s ... more

  • Virginia's Ring

    by Lynn Seldon
    Lauded by Pat Conroy, author of The Lords of Discipline and many other bestsellers, Virginia's Ring is a love letter to the Virginia Military Institute. Set in the pretty Shenandoah Valley town of Lexington and Virginia’s capital city of Richmond, the two main characters of Virginia’s Ring share their experiences at the Virginia Military Institute and beyond with poignancy and grace, serving as a reminder of how precious people, places, and life can be. Creatively narrated by both a male and fem... more

  • Lakeview Park: A Short Story Collection

    by Larry K. Collins

    "Many people enjoy Lakeview Park, and each one has a unique story. Between the pages, you’ll meet:

    • Clarence, who thinks he might have found a winning lottery ticket
    • Kuniko, a grandmother and widow who discovers that friendship can bloom anywhere
    • Wayne, a former guitarist who rediscovers the joy of music
    • Jenny, a mother whose husband is serving in Afghanistan
    • Carol, whose journalistic assignment teaches her more than she expects
    • Shi... more

  • Three Score and Ten, What Then?

    by Peggy Smith
    A groundbreaking novel about a growing social issue...long-term care; written from a resident's point of view. As the world celebrates the dawn of a new millennium, Savannah Ashton is celebrating some very special milestones of her own. She is living her life in a third century, and in a few weeks, she will celebrate her one-hundred and third birthday; both are amazing accomplishments. Savannah is pleased that she has been able to make it that far. The rigors of old age have not stolen her me... more

  • Jewel of the Missions: San Juan Capistrano

    by Lorna Collins
    Mission San Juan Capistrano has long been called "The Jewel of the Missions." This book captures the history of the mission from its founding in 1776 by Father (now Saint) Junipero Serra to the present day. Between the pages, you will learn about many features of the mission and discover why it continues to be a local treasure and a favorite of tourists. Lorna Collins is a local author who has co-written a novel about Mission San Juan Capistrano called "The Memory Keeper." She and her husband, L... more

  • Ghost Writer

    by Lorna Collins
    When unemployed computer programmer Nan Burton inherits a California beach cottage from her great-great-aunt, she’s delighted. But she’s in for a huge surprise: The house is haunted by the ghost of famous romance writer Max Murdoch (pen name Maxine DuBois) who insists Nan complete his last novel, threatening to keep her from sleeping until she agrees. The ensuing clash pits youth against the long-dead but still egotistical author with humorous and moving results.

  • The Memory Keeper

    by Larry K. & Lorna Collins
    The Memory Keeper is the story of Tomás Romero, a native of the Acjachemen band, whom the Spanish renamed Juaneño. Born in 1820 in San Juan Capistrano, Tomás attends the mission school where, in addition to the catechism, he learns to read, write, and cipher—uncommon for the Indians in San Juan at the time. Because Tomás assists the padres, he becomes aware of the world outside the small religious community. During his lifetime, he experiences the rule of Spain, Mexico, and finally, the United S... more

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