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  • Paper Bag Mask

    by Brock Heasley
    At the same moment he catches his teacher giving illegal drugs to a student, Redmond Fairweather loses his friggin’ mind and steals Mr. Street’s prized possession—a stupid wooden sword with round edges that will never, ever cut through anything—“The Whomper.” Redmond has no idea why he stole the Whomper. He guesses his extreme dislike (okay, hate… so much hate) of the school’s most popular teacher probably has something to do with it. To his surprise and delight, the hottest girl in school, Elo... more

  • Happiness is a Collage: Stories from India

    by Gita V. Reddy
    This collection of fifteen stories leads the reader into a world that is at once Indian and universal. The stories explore love, life, loss, and relationships. A painter derives inspiration from a long lost love. Every night after going to bed, a woman scours a vast desert for her missing husband. A young woman strides through two worlds. A son experiences the miracle of his father’s immense love. An actor’s wife struggles to keep her husband from slipping into his reel life. And a busy profe... more

  • Storms over Babylon (The Time For Alexander Series Book 4)

    by Jennifer Macaire
    From the scorching plains of Persia to the opulent city of Babylon, Ashley and Alexander continue their sensuous and passionate journey through history. Alexander the Great is now king of Persia and Greece – but his reign will be short. Time-travelling Ashley knows when her husband will die. She’s determined to cheat Fate and save Alexander and her children, even if it brings the gates of time crashing down. Following Alexander on a tour of his new kingdom, she plans her moves and bide... more

  • Granny Can't Remember Me

    by Susan McCormick
    Granny Can’t Remember Me is a lighthearted picture book about Alzheimer’s disease and dementia told from the perspective of a six-year-old boy, appropriate for preschool and early elementary school children, ages 3 – 8. Granny can’t remember that Joey likes soccer and rockets and dogs. Granny can’t remember much of anything. But with Granny’s stories of her Three Best Days, Joey knows she loves him just the same. Alzheimer’s disease is more and more common, and many young children experience ... more

  • COTTONBLOOD An American Saga

    by S.P. Zelinsky (Pen name)
    COTTONBLOOD: an allegorical, weighty word created to title the acrimonious business dealings in the production of America’s chief commodity in the 1800s. \t This saga chronicles the decades leading into the Civil War from two disparate perspectives; one privileged the other shackled, but both murderous and living under assumed identities. The bigotry, bitterness and hateful prejudice of the era that nearly spelled the end of a great nation serve as the backdrop for these complex tales of a fug... more

  • The House of Baric Part Three: Widows and Weddings (The House of Baric Trilogy Book 3)

    by Jillian Bald
    Mauro and Resi's story comes full circle in this third and final part to the House of Baric trilogy. But circles are not always smooth. It will be a jarring realization when the Barics' happily ever after fades like a sunset over the Adriatic. Enter The House of Baric for one last visit to learn how it all ends.

  • The House of Baric Part Two: A Brother's Defense (The House of Baric Trilogy Book 2)

    by Jillian Bald
    Part Two of this fast-paced tale of aristocratic life in the 17th century Venetian Empire begins where Part One left off: the mercenaries arrive in Solgrad to visit Resi and her new husband, Baron Mauro Baric. You’ve met the colorful characters of the House of Baric, witnessed their loyal bonds of friendship, watched their willing romances, and wondered what other family secrets will be revealed. Mauro’s buried pain can no longer be ignored. In Part Two: A Brother’s Defense, he must fac... more

  • The Wrong Side of Twenty Five

    by Dionne Abouelela
    Blossom Springtime Weatherby Franklin doesn't know much, but she does know that she's tired of life in a small town. The unraveling of a lifelong lie sends her packing, fleeing as far as she can from her mother and her string of live in uncles. Even if she only has what's left in her childhood piggy bank and one beat up rebel of a car stuffed to the brim with broken suitcases and trashbags, Blossom is determined to go the distance and start fresh far from the corn fields and familiarity of s... more

  • The House of Baric Part One: Shields Down (The House of Baric Trilogy Book 1)

    by Jillian Bald
    The Barics' tale begins with "The House of Baric Part One: Shields Down". Marriage matches for the Venetian nobility were not preordained by God in heaven. They were skillfully negotiated by fathers looking to enhance their own prestige and wealth. A young lady could overlook petty shortcomings in her future husband, if he were rich, held a title, and was easy on the eyes. The young Baron Mauro Baric was such desirable yet flawed match. Mauro was the last of the House of Baric, and he... more

  • A Little Noble

    by Janet R. Macreery

    Stranded in the wilds of 1694 Scotland, 13-year-old Mercy must rely on Calum, a duty-bound Highland lad. As they trek through the rough terrain they need Calum's knowledge of the Scottish Highlands and Mercy's skills with nature to finish Mercy's mission by midsummer. She must deliver a cryptic message to a Scottish nobleman and secretly hopes she will learn about the family she never knew. Their journey takes Mercy places she had never imagined and Calum back to the one place he ... more

  • Lake Effect

    by Nicole Tone
    After the death of her fiance, Sophie Daniels is struggling to keep herself together. Painting is the only way she’s able to clear her head and stay grounded. For her art isn’t a hobby—it’s her religion. With a semester away from finishing graduate school, she knows that, despite her loss, things are going to get better. In fact, her thesis advisor has even taken a special interest in her. Sophie’s convinced that she’s found the mentor that she’s been looking for. When he shows he’s interested i... more

  • Run with the Wolves: Volume One: The Pack

    by Terry Tombs
    It is the fifteenth century, and three kingdoms are caught up in the dire conflicts of their time. As the possibility of a peaceful resolution provides hope that a decade-long war will finally end, no one realizes that dark forces are waiting to invoke chaos as a full moon rises. On a farm nestled beneath the Euralene Mountains along the western border of Medinia, young Willie works for the Smythes as a serf. One moonlit evening when the Smythes are gone to a neighboring village, Willie hears th... more

  • Am I Black or Am I White?

    by Norman Whaler

    *** WINNER BEVERLY HILLS BOOK AWARD, GOLD HR INDIE BOOK AWARD, GLOBAL EBOOK AWARD ***

    Tara's mother was Black and her father was White. But, she didn't look Black or White! Some kids didn't like that and made Tara cry. So, what does God say about it?

    (Racism, Bi-racial, Being Different, Multiculturalism, Peer Pressure, Bullying, Christian Perspective).

  • JACK

    by Norman Whaler

    *** Award Winner ***

    Jack had the measles and had to stay home. But, no TV or video games? Now, what was he going to do? (Imagination, Children's Book Classics, Early Reading)

  • The Tiny Tree

    by Norman Whaler

    *** ERIC HOFFER BOOK AWARD, WINNER BEVERLY HILLS BOOK AWARD, SILVER HR INDIE BOOK AWARD ***

    The Tiny Tree was brand new to the forest and wanted to be friends with everyone! But, why didn't the Big Trees like her? All the trees find out that being different can sometimes be a GOOD thing!

    (Being Different, Racism, Bullying, Christian Perspective)

  • From Everywhere to here

    by Brent Kollock
    Is love possible? A journal of photos and poetry recounting the wanderings of a romantic pessimist in search of love, its meaning, or even its existence. First in a series, after all, love and wandering are compulsive acts.

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