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  • Private Universe

    by Cornelia Feye
    Private Universe is a coming of age novel with a surreal twist, a travelogue, a philosophical exploration of the purpose of life, and an adventure story, with pieces of art as guideposts. Seventeen-year-old Vega Stern meets a seductive outcast and gets sucked into psychedelic, then hard drugs in 1970s Germany. It is the beginning of her psychedelic roller coaster ride through ecstatic highs to hitting rock bottom painfully severs the ties to her first love to escape her dangerous drug habit, and... more

  • The Struggle Is Real

    by Ashley Lundblade
    Adelaide Carr is the classic millennial with her whole life ahead of her. After being diagnosed with stage III breast cancer at the age of just 22, an uninsured Adelaide must figure out the American healthcare system in order to receive proper medical treatment. She lacks a parental safety net but finds help and solace in her closest friends as they seek for what it means to be an adult in the times of ever-changing political reform.
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    That Weekend in Albania

    by Peter J. Meehan
    Ten years on from Albania's uneven transition to democracy, the country's majority Muslim population is still largely avoided by the rest of Europe despite its location at the crossroads between Italy and Greece—the country's Stalinist past and reports of Islamic fundamentalism limit outside interest. Two months after the events of 9/11, an expatriate family embarks on a weekend road trip to see the multi-civilisation ruins at Butrint. En route, they witness the reality of Albania’s attempts to ... more

  • Onset, An American's Voyage Beyond Borders

    by JB GATLING
    Brett Howard had exceeded the American dream, starting with nothing yet fully retired by the age of thirty-seven. Was it finally his time to relax, sail the world and live the life of leisure after an intense and productive career? Those thoughts never entered his mind as he shed the trappings of power he'd acquired and returned to the same inner-city streets from which he'd escaped as a young boy. He was determined to build a bridge out for those left behind and he wanted to do that with his ch... more

  • Michael at the Park

    by Carl Witt, Jr.
    Adventure! Action! Imagination! Join five year old Michael and his friends at the park for an afternoon of all types of excitement. Fly a jet. Dig for treasure. Explore a jungle. Climb mountains. Do it all as you join with Michael at the Park!

  • Guardians In Blue

    by Ken Bangs
    Guardian In Blue is a novel based on my 37 years in law enforcement and public safety. It is completed in A fatherless boy growing up in a small Texas town is taken under wing by the local lawmen. They work with the town leaders to provide his basic needs and help him escape the shame and poverty of his circumstances. One in particular becomes his guardian. He teaches the boy about life, how to face his fears, that honor is more important than comfort and that defending those who cannot ... more

  • Golden Boy Bailey

    by Erin Frew
    Bailey Boy has it all! He has spirit, charm and he knows how to have fun. Bailey loves going on adventures. So when Sable awakens him early one morning Bailey is quick to get up and see what excitement the day has to bring. And the result is pure perfection.

  • Remembrance of Blue Roses

    by Yorker Keith
    Remembrance of Blue Roses follows a man and a married couple in New York City, whose intricate relationship oscillates among friendship, love, love-triangle, and even obsession. Its romantic ambience is interwoven with classical music, opera, art, family legend, and international affairs, illuminating the lives of international civil servants at the United Nations and the UN peacekeeping mission in Sarajevo, and those with direct experience of the Israel-Palestinian conflict and the Holocaust. ... more

  • The Beech Tree

    by Don Phelan

    " ... This sweeping novel follows the lives of several well-developed characters who have as common touch point a great beech tree on the shores of the Great Lake. The interwoven lives of generations of soldiers, baseball players, and activists tell tales of love lost and regained, and opportunities that go by to be recaptured.... A timely book of redemption and a reminder that all is not ever lost." -- Amazon Review

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    The Witches of Commack, Maine

    by Robin Merrill
    Liberty is eighteen and ready to tackle the world. And she knows she doesn't want to do it under the thumb of her father and his suffocating religion. But what she doesn't know is that there is a battle underway—a battle over her soul—and someone or something is calling her to the tiny town of Commack, Maine, where big things await.

  • Grace Space

    by Robin Merrill
    Darcy was 24, living with her parents, and struggling to make her student loan payments. So, when she heard that Grace Space Independent Consultants make $40 per hour, she could hardly wait to sign on the dotted line. That signature launched her into a crazy adventure full of embarrassing blunders, kooky characters, and sidesplitting laughs, and it's not long before she starts to wonder if the purple dream is too good to be true.

  • Shelter

    by Robin Merrill
    She begged God to rescue her. He said, “Go.” So she headed out into the blizzard. In a car that wasn’t exactly hers, with a dog who wasn’t exactly a rat terrier, she drove. Until she ran out of gas in the small Maine town of Mattawooptock. Mattawoopwhat? What on earth is God thinking? But it is there, in a weird little bathroom in a weird little church in a weird little town that Maggie Hansen finds herself. And as God would have it, she finds a lot more than that.

  • Before I Say "I Do" Book 1

    by Sharanda Foster Douglas

    Amazon's Best Selling Author -Sharanda Foster Douglas takes the literary world by storm with this CRAZY IN LOVE Fiasco. Buckle your seat belt as you read this electrifying page turner. 

    Raquel McQueen just wants to be loved, but loved the right way. Is that too much to ask? Has real love faded away? Can we only have real love in our dreams and not in reality? 

    Join Raquel McQueen on her emotional roller coaster ride of deceit and lies as sh... more

  • Thief of Innocence

    by Luanne White
    Defying social convention in 1960, Laura marries before finishing high school. After graduation, she sets out to fulfill her dreams and discovers the depths and Challenges of love, honor and treachery. She joins her husband, a navy seaman, and sails the course of her life. Laura’s journey into womanhood propels her into the company of military families and personnel representing adversity, chaos, the poor and the privileged. Living in a trailer park in shantytown next to the military base, she i... more

  • We the Peeps

    by Morgan Hunt
    When seven ordinary citizens are unreasonably detained by the TSA, they bond over their upset with the government and decide to launch a second American Revolution. Instead of horses and artillery, they rely on media distractions, scams, and hacking. They take on green energy, deregulation, Citizens United and other issues with whimsical yet hopeful results.

  • Butterflies Keep Flying

    by Ali Pfautz

    Sometimes, the gentle butterfly imagines what it might be like to be other creatures . . . bigger, stronger, louder animals; those who don’t have fragile wings, who don’t have to fly around all day. But when she stops daydreaming and starts thinking about how her wings carry her through life's challenges, the butterfly reminds herself of the incredible strength within her colorful, breakable wings.

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