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  • That Summer We Stole Our Permanent Records

    by Kersti Niebruegge

    A HILARIOUS TALE ABOUT FRIENDS, SCHOOL, AND ADVENTURE IN 1993

    It’s nearly summer vacation in 1993, but the end of fifth grade is a total disaster. Franklin D. Roosevelt Elementary is closing, which means Becky Dulles and her best friends, the Sherlock Pines Gang, will be split up and sent to different schools. Talk about unfair!

    Determined to mess with the dumb plan, Becky leads her pals on a mission to steal their permanent records. (At least then they’ll have cl... more

  • Girl On The Brink

    by Christina Hoag
    The summer before her senior year, 17-year-old Chloe begins an internship as a reporter for a local newspaper. While on assignment, she meets Kieran, a quirky aspiring actor. Smitten with Kieran’s charisma and his ability to soothe her soul, torn over her parents’ impending divorce, they begin dating. But as their bond deepens, Kieran becomes smothering and flies into terrifying rages. He confides in Chloe that he suffered a traumatic childhood, and Chloe is moved to help him. If only he cou... more

  • A Trail of Honesty

    by J.A. Angelo
    Summertime is vacation time for the Angelino family, and the two Angelino boys are excited about their upcoming camping trip. They’re going to the local state park, where they can swim, go fishing, and look for wildlife! Being on vacation doesn’t mean the boys have to be careful. An encounter with a sneezing deer provides their father with an opportunity to teach the boys about respecting wildlife and staying alert for danger. Knowing more about the park’s wildlife helps the boys have more fu... more

  • A Trail of Honesty

    by J.A. Angelo
    Summertime is vacation time for the Angelino family, and the two Angelino boys are excited about their upcoming camping trip. They’re going to the local state park, where they can swim, go fishing, and look for wildlife! Being on vacation doesn’t mean the boys have to be careful. An encounter with a sneezing deer provides their father with an opportunity to teach the boys about respecting wildlife and staying alert for danger. Knowing more about the park’s wildlife helps the boys have more fu... more

  • A Friend I Didn't Know

    by Harel Lawrence
    Youth Pastor Brian Hanson is the protagonist and he knows loss. He’s lived with it since his daughter’s suicide. Instead of wallowing in his grief, he’s devoted his life to educating young people about the hazards of bullying. Johnny is an outcast among his peers. Born into a troubled family, taunted at school, and struggling to find his place in the world, the despondent young man believes there’s no hope for him. His skewed beliefs push him to contemplate the unthinkable, but Pastor Brian is... more

  • Barely Ecstatic: A Cobey Muller Book

    by N. Scoto Bowen
    Painters of historic nudes said NO to G-strings, and so does Cobey Muller, a genial retired trucker whose goal is a high stakes contest of naked art for everyman, to equal classic nudes cherished by connoisseurs of fine art. Cobey hits the road in his exotic sports car to recruit the hottest pole dancers from strip clubs and gyms around the country. He finds Folly of the great legs, the Green Mamba, cloaked in a snake tattoo, and Perfect Storm, a champion from distant Moldova, among a bevy of da... more

  • Masterwork: A Cobey Muller Book

    by N. Scoto Bowen
    Superb! Splendid! Glorious! No words can properly describe the magnificent tattoos worn by Yakuza gangsters, whose reputation makes tattooing an outlaw art in Japan. Seeking a full-body tattoo, Cobey Muller travels to Japan where the greatest master improbably accepts him for the required year-long process. As ink in Cobey’s skin reveals the master’s long-held ultimate concept, Cobey learns that he is not alone: A disgraced Yakuza has fled his gang carrying the same unfinished design. The master... more

  • Send Packs!

    by David Kutchinski
    Set in the last parts of the Civil War, the book chronicles the lives of both George Armstrong Custer and the main character David Cole (Fictional) until that fateful day in a desolate plain in June of 1876 when they both are killed in battle. With a Spielberg opening the reader is thrust into the book and the adventure starts. With the reader knowing how it ends does not change the excitement of how the two end up at the Little Big Horn. Using extensive research of both Custer in war and his ... more

  • Reverse Gear

    by T. R. Robinson
    Jealousy What thoughts crowd a jealous woman’s mind? And where do they lead? Is it simply cerebral imbalance? Or Is it an unrelenting evil?

  • Her Next Door (Bitches Book 1)

    by T. R. Robinson
    An abuse of innocence Where the satisfaction? Excited at the prospect of her own home this naïve innocent looked forward to enjoying the good company of neighbours she could share with. But ………… Why would they pick on an innocent in this way? Why would they want to destroy them? What could they possibly gain? Where was conscious? All questions in need of answers. But are there any?

  • The Phoenix Effect (Sketches [youth])

    by Efox Birdie
    Seven friends throw a birthday party to hide two painful truths: one, they are no longer friends, and two, one of them is a murderer. The past, present, and future intertwine to uncover why this has happened – and simultaneously, why it has not. Reality and fantasy begin to merge as their actions reflect in the imaginary world, and collapse as they run away from home to the beach of their childhood. There, the choice to reveal their secrets awaits.

  • Mashed Myths : Greek Heroes

    by Andrew Traucki and Mick Wannenmacher
    MASHED MYTHS: GREEK HEROES is a books for 7 to 12 year olds about ancient myths. It’s a funny, easy to read, comical retelling of the classic stories loaded with humour, drawings and adventure. It’s Fractured Fairytales meets Hercules and the Ancient Greek Heroes.

  • The Secret Letters of President Donald J. Trump, Age 72 1/6 (Wiseguy Satire Series Book 1)

    by Rudolf T. G. Hess
    Thirty-eight secret letters that US President Donald Trump wrote were anonymously leaked to a New York-based journalist. Trump wrote to figures as varied as Barack Obama, Kim Jong-un, Oprah Winfrey, Fred Trump, Rex Tillerson, Stormy Daniels, Pope Francis, Martin Luther King Jr., God, Michael Cohen, Hillary Clinton, Allah, Ivanka Trump, Nelson Mandela, Emmanuel Macron, Kanye West, Jeff Sessions, Omarosa, Paul Manafort, John McCain, Rosanne Barr, Prince Harry, LeBron James, Queen Elizabeth, Vladim... more

  • Gold Digger: The Remarkable Baby Doe Tabor

    by Rebecca Rosenberg

    GOLD DIGGER, the remarkable Baby Doe Tabor.

    1878, Colorado. When Lizzie Doe’s family loses everything in a fire, the twenty-year-old is forced to marry and go west to prospect a gold mine in Colorado, hoping to send money home to her parents. Miners, unaccustomed to such delicate beauty, nickname her Baby Doe, after a newborn deer.

    But Baby Doe proves herself tougher than they imagine when she finds herself abandoned, pregnant and running the mine alone. Her pluck gains the admira... more

  • Billy Gets Talking: A Preschooler's Journey Overcoming Childhood Apraxia of Speech

    by Mehreen Kakwan
    Billy was a smart boy, but he felt frustrated since it was difficult to move his lips, jaw, and tongue, to clearly say the words in his head. This is a story about how Billy found his words with the help of his speech-language pathologist and his family. With hard work and each small step, Billy became happier and gained confidence when talking to his family and friends. Written for ages 2-4, Billy's story is a relatable journey for the youngest children with a diagnosis of childhood apraxia ... more

  • Ashes

    by Sharon Gloger Friedman
    Easter Sunday, 1903 ushered in three days of government-sanctioned brutality on the Jews of Kishinev, Russia. In the aftermath of slaughter, rape, and destruction, Meyer and Sadie Raisky escape to New York City with their thirteen-year-old daughter, Miriam. Their home and business gone, reeling from devastating personal tragedy, the Raiskys cling to the promise of a better life in America. But upon arriving in New York City, Miriam and her parents quickly learn that promises are easily broken in... more

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