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  • Tiger Drive

    by Teri Case
    One family. Too many secrets. Four people who want to matter. In Nevada, Sloan family matriarch, Janice, is tired of her white trash life—dealing with debt, kids, her son’s motorcycle gang, and Harry, her drunk of a husband. She can’t shake her lifelong dream of singing at the Grand Ole Opry. As Janice’s teen daughter, Carrie, plans her escape to college, Janice confronts the fact that she’s forty-eight and running out of time. She decides to leave her two young sons with Harry and move to... more

  • The Mother Keeper

    by Paula Scott
    They say the truth will set you free… but what if the truth ruins your life? Jenny McBride has lost her faith and her reason to live in a terrible accident in Colorado Springs, but meeting a girl in trouble in Tennessee just might turn things around. Ellie Ryan is seventeen and determined to move to Nashville to pursue her dreams of making it as a songwriter, but an unexpected pregnancy shatters her plans and sets her on a course she never imagined. Shawn Klein has it all. The beauti... more

  • Trauma Inc. and Other Works: or, How to Read the World and End It

    by Sanjay Perera

    Welcome to Trauma Inc.: somewhere in North America in the future. A world owned by Conglomerates. People subservient to Corporations. Societies living in Domes. Everyone governed by The Big Men and kept in line by the police and the execution branch.

    And Lyle Edwards will find himself up against it all. But everything here may also be a possible world similar to ours.

    Or, it may be a utopia masquerading as a dystopia or vice-versa. It is also a homage to H.G. Wells, Franz Kafka, G... more

  • Golem & Traum (The Dark and The Light Book 1)

    by Sanjay Perera
    Life in The Citadel is determined by The Controllers and Security. Society is divided into clones, non-clones and Automatons. Misfits and criminals are cast into The Outlands or executed. Everything is owned by The Conglomerate: Golem & Traum. Joel works in publishing and on an anthology whose authors are being killed, one by one. As he tries to understand why this is happening he encounters two women who introduce him to the occult just as he discovers that the foundation of his world is bui... more

  • Trauma Inc. and Other Works: Or, How to Read the World and End It

    by Sanjay Perera

    Somewhere in North America in the future. A world owned by Conglomerates. People subservient to Corporations. Societies living in Domes. Everyone governed by The Big Men and kept in line by the police and the execution branch. And Lyle Edwards will find himself up against it all.

    But everything here may also be a possible world similar to ours. Or, it may be a utopia masquerading as a dystopia or vice-versa. It is also a homage to H.G. Wells, Franz Kafka, George Orwell and Aldous Huxley... more

  • ‘Tis the Nature of the Beast: or, Losing the Plot: A Morality Play

    by Sanjay Perera
    In this morality play Joe Silver suddenly finds himself a detainee at Guantanamo Bay (GITMO). He was arrested by US ground troops when on a journalistic assignment in the Middle East to interview Islamist militants. He is interrogated by a CIA officer while in detention. But he is also allowed to do some of his own writing. What he writes is based on his notebooks that were filled with personal observations but were left behind at the militant camp. His interrogator, Fred Simeon, wants to kno... more

  • This is the way the world ends

    by Sanjay Perera
    Is this the end of times? Forest fires in Indonesia and the worsening transboundary haze are among other strange happenings that indicate all is not well. The play is set in contemporary Singapore as the global environment continues to deteriorate and odd weather patterns dominate the world. In the midst of this crisis a few people explore the value of materialism and contrasts it with spiritual values that the country and the rest of the world seem to lack. But things may get worse as a megathr... more
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    A Leap in the Dark

    by Sanjay Perera

    A novella and a collection of poems primarily based on life in Singapore. This title is currently out of print.

  • Will Morning Ever Come: A Novel

    by darren tomalty
    When Montreal party boy Kyle Regan, resurfaces for grandmother Dot's funeral in the tiny village of Lakefield, he comes face to face with his abusive father Russell. A boozer, Kyle has messed up his life engaging in risky behavior in the city. It all looks bleak until a trio of Dot's confidantes intervene and share a scrapbook of cherished mementos with Kyle; unearthing tales of love, betrayal and family darkness, all told through a captivating heroine who may well have been ahead of her time. A... more

  • Slaughter in the Desert: The Declassified History of World War II (The Adventures of Kat’s COMMANDOS Book 1)

    by Michael Beals
    It is a tongue in cheek look at the Second World War in North Africa. Think Tank Girl meets General Bernard Law Montgomery meets Marvel’s Agent Carter. Slaughter in the Desert is a fun read that will keep you turning pages. Partially to see what’s going to happen next, but mostly because you’ll fall in love with the book’s heroine; Katelyn Wolfram of MI6. ‘Kat’ is a precocious daredevil with a wicked sense of humor that never fails her, even in the heat of battle.

  • Dogs of Parsons Hollow

    by James D. McCallister
    A bereaved mother seeking solace in the rural Carolina countryside instead finds herself embroiled in a depraved, backwoods fever dream, an animal lover’s nightmare: Finding a beautiful, secluded home far from Randi Margrave’s troubled life in the city seems like a step in the right direction—away from ruinous grief over her sweet son Denny, killed in a tragic accident. Until, that is, she discovers her creampuff of a house sits uphill from a mysterious, camouflaged compound by the river, an... more

  • Cranky Bear Wakes Up: An Animal Kingdom Story Sketchbook

    by shawn stjean
    Inspired by works as ancient as Plato’s Allegory of the Cave, and as new as The Wachowski’s The Matrix, this story-sketchbook by the Brothers StJean tracks the misadventures of a bleary eyed and hungry Bear, following his winter hibernation. Initially selfish and indifferent to the troubles of the forest creatures around him, such as Fish, Robin, and Bee, he gradually learns that we are all part of one great, interconnected ecosystem. But, in the process, he has to shed his crankiness, and WAKE ... more

  • Turkey Tales

    by Kevin Lovegreen
    Join Luke and his dad as they experience all the wonders of a big turkey hunt. At last, old enough to join Dad on a wild turkey hunt; Luke is bursting with excitement from the start. When he finally sees his first turkey roaming wild in the woods, he has to overcome his excitement and make sure he can take a good shot. What and adventure, what a day!

  • Lucky Luke's Hunting Adventures: The Swamp

    by Kevin Lovegreen
    Join Luke and his family in Lucky Luke’s Hunting Adventure: The Swamp as he experiences all the wonders of hunting in the great outdoors. In this tale, Luke is finally old enough to join his family on his first whitetail deer hunt, and he has all kinds of advice from his fellow hunters. When Luke’s dad brings him deep into a Northern Minnesota swamp for a magical morning hunt, Luke finds adventure and nature at every turn in the trail. One thing’s for sure—you won’t believe who gets the big buck... more

  • Doc MacDoodle's Color Therapy for Grown Ups: Animals

    by Bridget Finnegan
    Finalist for a National Indie Excellence Award 2016 Perfect for kids and adults alike! A coloring book that you can actually color! Animals are the stars of this lively, funny book. Drawing inspiration from such diverse sources as Marie Antoinette, NASA, Botticelli, art deco and Mother Nature. Beautiful vines and plants intersect with insects and patterns throughout this world where monkeys knit mittens for lions and rhinos wear waders. Finnegan has created a book that is: - Fun for grown up... more

  • Doc MacDoodle's Color Therapy for Grown Ups: 33 Amazing Women

    by Bridget Finnegan
    Perfect for kids and adults alike! Meet 33 amazing women in author and illustrator Bridget Finnegan's latest coloring book for grown-ups. Combining art with humor and now education, her Doc MacDoodle® series is a standout in the coloring book craze. Finnegan's humor and whimsical illustrations set her coloring books apart from others on the market. The Doc MacDoodle series is friendly for people of all ages and all skills levels, designed to be a form of therapy rather than frustration. The illu... more

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