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  • Transformation: Living a Christian Life

    by Anthony Walker
    trans•for•ma•tion tran(t)s-fər-’mā-shən NOUN -A marked change, of something or someone. There is a spiritual transformation that we all should go through. This alteration involves changing on the inside and revealing it on the outside. Transformation—Living a Christian Life can be summed up with one Bible verse: “And be not conformed to this world: but be ye transformed by the renewing of your mind, that ye may prove what is that good, and acceptable, and perfect, will of God” (Rom. 12:2).... more

  • Las Hermanas

    by Raedene Jeannette Melin
    Machine guns rattle ominously outside, and eleven-year-old Adelita Alvarez must run from everything she knows into the South American jungle. Her family murdered and her people pushed from their land, Adi finds herself targeted by a vicious man who seems determined to kill her. As she survives the dangers of jungle and city, her skill and confidence grow, empowering her to face her fears and the peril she encounters. When she happens on a motley group of orphaned and discarded street kids, she k... more

  • The Cherry Orchard

    by Thomas Jewusiak
    This is a translation, adaption and annotation of Anton Chekhov's The Cherry Orchard

  • School Year of Awesome

    by Jason Rago
    Imagine finally being in the same class as your 3 BFFS! What could be better? But for best friends Dante, Sofia, Zoe, and Kyle, that's just the beginning. Brand new teacher to the school Mr. Robbins will end up changing their lives forever by teaching valuable lessons and empowering the 4 friends to conquer any situation that comes their way. Mr. Robbins is that teacher everyone wishes we had as a kid. Join Dante, Sofia, Zoe, and Kyle as they journey through a year full of laughs, frustration,... more

  • Flying in a Cage

    by Melody J. Bremen
    A song tugs inside me, like a string pulling on my heart. It wants to fly free. Ivory Strade lives in a world of song. As she goes to school, as she eats breakfast, as she walks down the road, she creates melodies in her mind. Every sound she hears – a distant birdsong, the wind in the trees – becomes a symphony. No one knows about her music because Ivory is not like other ten-year-olds. When people speak to her, it’s difficult for her to untangle the words in her mind and she retreat... more
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    The Woogilyboo and the Hot Lava

    by Bryson Reaume
    “This is a Woogilyboo. This is HOT lava. This is the Woogilyboo standing on a rock surrounded by hot lava.” Enter the lava-filled world of the Woogilyboo! Follow his crazy journey as he navigates past weird creatures, up through lava caves and into new and unknown lands. This funny tale, co-written by a father and young son, is a highly original story sure to delight little (and big!) readers.

  • The Day I Went to Space

    by Bryson Reaume
    “Have you ever been to outer space? Well, it’s a very beautiful place.” What if you went to sleep one night and realized your bed had turned into a spaceship? Follow the adventures of a young boy who flies off to space, becomes a space cadet and explores the galaxy with old friends and new aliens. Join us as we find out what happened on The Day I Went to Space!

  • A True Story by Zack

    by Bryson Reaume
    How long can a chicken fly through the air? How do frogs drink water? Who can answer such questions? Meet Zack, an adventurer with a trusty jet-pack, who has traveled far and wide to share amazing and true facts. Full of crazy illustrations and even crazier facts, A True Story by Zack is pleasing for little and big readers alike!

  • A Simple Rock

    by Bryson Reaume
    Life is simple when you are a rock living on the river. Yet everything can change when a magical gnome visits the river and offers this simple rock anything he desires. What will he become? How will he change? And will it make him happy? Read along and find out what happens when magic wishes find A Simple Rock!

  • Dragons and Bunnies

    by Bryson Reaume
    Do you know that dragon? Do you know that bunny? In Dragons and Bunnies, we meet two animals who could not be less alike. Though they do not look or act the same, they find a way to see past their differences and share exciting adventures together. Join them as they learn that a dragon and a bunny can, in fact, be great friends!

  • The Mouse Who Lost His House

    by Bryson Reaume
    “Do you currently live in a house? Then you are luckier than this mouse.” Join us for the heartwarming tale of loss, hope and new friends. When Mouse loses his home to a tornado, a group of animals come together to help him rebuild. Along the way he makes some great new friends and learns a lot about what it means to be selfless.

  • Father Divine's Bikes

    by Steve Bassett
    FATHER DIVINE’S BIKES lays bare the dark underbelly of 1945 Newark, a city that profited greatly during World War II, but is unable to cope with the peace that brings joblessness and crime. It melds a gangster war, three murders, a gun-toting paperboy, and the numbers racket into a suspenseful tale of two altar boys adrift in a world of poverty from which there is little hope of escape. Bookies using Father Divine’s controversial movement as a front, recruit the boys to run numbers under the gui... more

  • The Centauri Settlement

    by j.d. nightingale

  • Urbantasm: The Dying City

    by Connor Coyne

    Thirteen-year-old John Bridge’s immediate plans include hooking up with an eighth-grade girl and becoming one of the most popular kids at Radcliffe Junior High, but when he steals a pair of blue sunglasses from a homeless person, it drops him into the middle of a gang war overwhelming the once-great Rust Belt town of Akawe.

    John doesn’t understand why the sunglasses are such a big deal, but everything, it seems, is on the table. Perhaps he accidentally offended the Chalks, a... more

  • From Beaton's to Beach Haven

    by William Fortenbaugh
    This book tells of a wooden catboat, called Ghost, which is 28 feet long and carries a 47 foot mast. The author collaborates with the builders at Beaton's Boat Yard, the crew that raced on Ghost and professional photographers to offer a story that is detailed, lively and inspirational. There are numerous color photos as well as hull and sail plans.

  • Mud Puddlers, a historical noir novel about how Hoover Dam opened the floodgates to organized crime in Las Vegas

    by Shaun Bailey
    William Black may be the first racketeer to ever hit Las Vegas. He isn’t content “puddling mud,” or pouring Hoover Dam's concrete. He’s more concerned with running “the Black Bank,” an underground lottery complete with runners, middle men—the works. The only thing standing in his way is Simeon Eliason, the boomtown's dictatorial mayor. But does Black fall in line? No, instead he doubles down, and the reason is simple. If Black succeeds, he may never again have to perform hard labor. But if he fa... more

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