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  • Rhapsody (Reverie Book 2)

    by Lauren Rico
    Top cellist Julia James has begun a whole new life- happily married and expecting her first child. She is finally poised to have the life she's always dreamed of and she is finally able to put the past behind her. 

 Unfortunately, the past isn't quite done with Julia yet.
 Riding high on his gold medal win at the Kreisler International Music Competition, Jeremy Corrigan is stunned to find his reputation in tatters, along with his plans for fame and fortune. But Jeremy isn't one to toler... more

  • The Incredible Box

    by Kathy Goosev Howell
    Go ahead open THE INCREDIBLE BOX. Don't be afraid! The box will sparkle. It will shine. It will amaze you! Inside you will find the perfect pair of shoes. Put them on and see what happens! Have fun with the chameleon family as they each open THE INCREDIBLE BOX and find an exciting surprise!

  • Return to the Chapel of Eternal Love

    by stephen murray
    Five years have passed since we spent a day with Rosemary, manager of the Chapel of Eternal Love in the heart of Las Vegas. Is the wedding chapel still the love of her life? Does Buster, her faithful dachshund, still have his nose for matrimony? And, in the interim, what has happened to all the couples who ventured into the chapel that day? On which path did Mattie and Garth’s Harley-Davidsons take them after they rode off that morning? Did the anti-war activist bride find peace with her Iraqi v... more

  • The Chapel of Eternal Love

    by stephen murray
    Known for its lavish hotels and casinos, beautiful showgirls and sumptuous buffets, Las Vegas is home to an abundance of wedding chapels, where blushing brides vow everlasting love to their knights in shining armor. Follow Rosemary, the wedding organizer, and Buster, her dachshund with a nose for matrimony, as they guide you through the fictional stories of the Chapel of Eternal Love. Witness a Harley-riding love affair and a May-December romance. Meet a widow and widower who encounter each othe... more

  • Don the Fly wants a Friend

    by Venita Yvonne Vance
    This beautifully illustrated children’s book about a lonely fly will help teach your children about the importance of friendship and trust. Don the fly wants nothing more than to find a friend. He meets many different animals that are too busy to play with him. They send Don on his way. While running away from animals who want to trick him, Don finally finds a buddy to laugh, talk, and play with. This is a great bedtime story or learning tool for readers ages five to seven. Like a Dr. Seuss bo... more

  • Radar Road: the Best of On Impulse

    by Nath Jones
    Radar Road: the Best of On Impulse highlights an exploration of twenty-first century narrative. In four collections that move from raw to refined, the On Impulse series invites the reader to contemplate how we use language now: online, in full-length books, and with each other. Morgan Kiger arranged this fifth collection to stand on its own while showcasing the series's original trajectory from catharsis to craft.

  • Fetch Us Some Water (Southern Skies Collection Book 2)

    by Wendi Christner
    After years of keeping her distance, a daughter returns to care for her dying mother, but the bridge to forgiveness may be too damaged to cross. Written in beautiful Southern narrative, this tumultuous, emotional journey fully captures the resilience of the human spirit and the power of love.

  • Blowback '07

    by Brian Meehl

    Clashing teenage twins Arky and Iris have one thing in common: an ancient musical instrument left to them by their mother. When Iris plays the strangely curved woodwind, the trouble begins; Arky’s friend, Matt, the school’s star quarterback, disappears.

    Transported to 1907 and the Carlisle Indian School, Matt is forced to play football for Coach Pop Warner as the Carlisle “Redmen” revolutionize Ivy League football. Matt’s struggle to “play his way home” is complicated when he falls in l... more

  • Minecraft with Grandma (an Unofficial Minecraft Book)

    by Cinda Lee
    Seth is seriously excited that he gets to play Minecraft with his grandma. They live far away from each other but now they can play together whenever they want. Join them as they fight mobs, search for hidden treasure and create epic surprises for each other. If you like Minecraft you will love this book.

  • Leave a Crooked Path

    by Simone Paradis Hanson
    It is the last summer before high school, Claire's last summer as a child before a tragedy and its aftermath propel her into adulthood. The child of an alcoholic father, Claire weaves deftly between comedy and tragedy, making sense of her senseless world. She tries as only a child can, in vain, to protect her sister from the violence of their father who can switch so quickly from a man to a monster.
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    Leave a Crooked Path

    by Simone Paradis Hanson
    It is the last summer before high school, Claire's last summer as a child before a tragedy and its aftermath propel her into adulthood. The child of an alcoholic father, Claire weaves deftly between comedy and tragedy, making sense of her senseless world. She tries as only a child can, in vain, to protect her sister from the violence of a man who can switch so quickly from a man to a monster.

  • A Book of Revelations

    by A. C. Burch
    Life is all about risk. Sometimes you embrace it. Other times, fate forces your hand. This powerful collection transports the reader from “Private Quarters,” where a young musician must negotiate the competing demands of two strong-willed women, to a luxurious yacht in the Caribbean, where an embittered detective finds himself rejecting his “Last Chance” at love. In “Götterdämmerung,” a concertmaster must salvage an orchestral performance when his conductor has a stroke on stage, while in "Cur... more

  • Elliot the Magical Puppy Series, Elliot Finds a Home: Elliot Finds a Home

    by Patti Petrone Miller
    “Elliot Finds a Home,” introduces the pair, with Elliot starting out in a pet store, only to find that no one wishes to buy the puppy who is different and not normal. Eventually, he is given away to an animal shelter, and the implication that he may be put down is unspoken, yet evident. Meanwhile, Joseph is a boy with Autism. A little boy alone in his head. Elliot is a puppy with special abilities of his own. Together they create an inseparable bond of love, trust, and understanding. Joseph and ... more

  • Bunyan's Guide to the Great American Wildlife

    by quentin canterel
    Everyone is trying to figure out why Willow, a mysterious girl from the Georgia backwater, hasn't spoken for the last 5 years. Everyone has secrets, but only a few of them are truly dangerous. John, an aspiring writer possessed of a brilliant, but twisted mind, can't find enough anarchy in New York traces the origins of her story whilst joining a parlous group of nihilist revolutionaries. Everyone has secrets, but only one is set explode the Manhattan wildlife. Quentin Canterel's second nove... more

  • The Journal of Jack Black, a Fugitive Slave (North Carolina, Bahamas, Jamaica, Tortuga, St. Croix 1718)

    by KAREN MCWILLIAMS
    Jack Black and her older brother, Samson, grew up on a North Carolina plantation. Since their parents, Minnie and Sam, were sold, the children were raised by Crazy Ole Gert who was Minnie's mother. When Crazy Ole Gert died and the young teens and their FAT BLACK CAT, named MISSUS FLUFFERS, were left alone, they decided to run away from their plantation. After precarious days escaping slave catchers, the two children and MISSUS FLUFFERS were rescued and taken aboard BLACKBEARD THE PIRATE'S sh... more

  • Kaffir Deified

    by David Colin
    KAFFIR DEIFIED considers the premise that: throughout the continent of Africa, religion and culture are one. The correlation between the existence that is conducted upon the earth and that of the "otherworldly" help to guide and balance the conduct of the various communities across Africa's enormous land expanse. As Africa is believed to be the very first source of known human existence upon the earth, an anointed Liberian intellectual searches Africa for potential causes and sources of humank... more

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