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  • 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.

  • Goodnight, Oregon

    by B.K. Froman

    In 1997. any visitor to Rain, Oregon would find long-buried mysteries, crazy neighbors, a convent, a buffalo, a jailbird, and a sky full of beckoning stars.

    Sophia Bolton can’t wait to get out of the place.

    At twenty-six, she dreams of saving humanity by traveling to the stars. She also considers herself the master of work-arounds. After all, she’s escaped her sloth-thinking community several times, but family screwups—death, alcohol, stupidity, ... more

  • Women and Thieves Of Two Pan (Two Pan Series Book 3)

    by B.K. Froman
    A National Willa-Award Winner. Belle Chere is looking for a man—even though she has nothing but loathing for the guy. It has nothing to do with her colorful youth. She's paid for those stunts. Yet, her stubborness makes her a fool. By misjudging a man with a grudge, she's s served a cold slice of revenge. Whit no faith in the sheriff, who she's known since he was in diapers, she plans to stop the man who is destroying her safety. To disguise her search for him, she joins the Ladies Mountain... more

  • The Lights of Two Pan (Two Pan Series Book 2)

    by B.K. Froman
    It's sort of a relief to have Ox Woolsey dead. That's not something his son, Jiggs, says out loud, but most folks in the fizzled-out town of Two Pan already know each other's business. Now Jiggs if free to grow his Oregon land, his cattle, and his frequently funny ideas to the Bonanza-big size of his childhood dreams—until the outsider arrives. Dr. Richard Jarmin frames the stunning landscape of the Eagle Cap Mountains in dollar signs, a perfect site for vacation cabins, and he's actively orga... more

  • Genesis Too, A resolution of creationists and evolutionist beliefs in the creation of the Universe

    by Rob Ransone
    Perhaps everyone, at one time or another, has pondered about how the Universe and all of its life forms came into existence. Creationists believe this was God. Evolutionists believe this was a Supreme Power. Agnostics believe that God is unknown and probably unknowable, and are not committed to believing in either the existence or the nonexistence of God or a god. And atheists believe that all of this incredibly complicated Universe of solar systems, and diverse plant, animal, and human life jus... more

  • Mornings in Two Pan (Two Pan Series Book 1)

    by B.K. Froman
    What if everything you know about your family is only half of he truth? Jiggs Woolsey's life is uprooted when he discovers a skull on his Oregon ranch. His search for answers stirs up Two Pan's humorous gossips and chinwaggers, making him ill-prepared to carry the laughable and sometimes heavy-hearted secrets about his family and community. Laugh, family fracas, loyalty ... and all that's in-between.

  • The Lutheran Ladies Circle: Melody Markett's Crash Course on Life (Volume 4)

    by B.K.Froman/Kris Knorr
    How does a lady of the night become a Lutheran lady? A young woman returns home from classes to discover a shocking secret, a heartload of guilt, and her dead aunt. Mel Steuben, mortician and Lutheran lady, is intimately familiar with troubled pasts. But her attempts to help the young woman will uncover more than just funeral secrets. Steuben has seen and lived this before, but can she help without exposing her own carefully buried past? Color. Humorous and alive. The journey sweeps you into... more

  • The Lutheran Ladies Circle: Thanks for Leaving (The Lutheran Ladies' Circle Book 3)

    by B.K. Froman/Kris Knorr
    Where does an old lady sneak off to when she ditches her past? If she's stubborn and peppery like Aunt Ula, she rides a train back to her secrets. Ula's looking for pieces of her past, and the trail began on a southern railway over sixty years ago. This time, a guilt-laden, leopard-haired gal has decided to be her friend and seatmate. The twenty-five-year old is also running away, her remorse trailing all the way back to Texas. The two discover they have stories and secrets to share. Ula can... more

  • The Lutheran Ladies Circle: Through the Knothole (The Lutheran Ladies' Circle Book 2)

    by B.K. Froman/Kris Knorr
    Kay McCabe is about to lose her house. But when two old Lutheran women need a place to stay, she's pretty sure she's about to lose even more. First to go is her job. Her knee-jerk solutions of renting rooms to the Lutherans and working in a bar, plug up life even more. Now she's stuck in a job she hates. Exhausted, she comes home to comical old church women who barely restrain their opinions, especially about her new romance. It's like living with her mother again—actually two mothers. Now Kay... more

  • The Last Book Smuggler

    by Birute Putrius
    In 1902 Lithuania, a group of rebels armed with books triumphs against the mighty Russian Empire to save a language. Part folktale, part thriller, THE LAST BOOK SMUGGLER tells the story of Ada and her grandfather Viktoras, an old book smuggler tired of his forty-year battle to keep his language alive despite the attempts of the Russian Empire to destroy it. Into their world steps Jonas, a young man in love with Ada and ready to join the underground book smugglers. But there is a traitor in... more

  • The Lutheran Ladies' Circle: Plucking One String

    by B.K. Froman/Kris Knorr
    Vera Henley has pulled the strings of the Lutheran Ladies Circle for years: now everything is unraveling. A new, young pastor is altering traditions, and the independent Circle women are cheering the changes—all except for Vera. When her high-maintenance, crazy aunt introduces even more rebellion and chaos, Vera must choose which thread of change to pluck—and which to let go.

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