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  • 1514864150

    by Jacqline Irwin
    The Welshman’s Wife tells the story of three generations of Welsh-Americans and the love they find and lose as they battle with their own inner demons. Lizzie, the beautiful daughter of a prominent salt maker in Charleston, West Virginia who falls in love with Layton Williams, survives the tragedy of the Civil War only to battle with her own inner demons. Her daughter Sarah, willful and beautiful but always haunted by grief and disappointment in those who love her. Charlie, her oldest son. Passi... more

  • Double Blind

    by Tiffany Pitts
    Delilah Pelham’s brother, Paul, is missing. She should probably be worried about that but honestly, he’s been in trouble since the day he learned the words “trust me." In fact, if it weren’t for his roommate, Carl, she would gladly leave him to his fate. Carl is a good guy, even if he’s a bit of a dork. Okay, a large slice of a dork. Possibly the entire cake. But he wants to help, as do his gamer friends; which is how Deli finds herself in the middle of Hong Kong with the King of the Dorks... more

  • Buddha, Jesus, and the Hippie

    by Ken Albertsen
    Plot overview: In four sections, the first and third sections comprise dialogue between the three men mentioned in the title: Buddha, Jesus and the hippie. The setting is upstate New York, 1969. More precisely, the story takes place on Yasgur's farm, about a mile from the outdoor stage of the Woodstock Music Festival while it's in full swing. The second quarter of the text revolves around the Buddha and Jesus characters, as they split to explore the outlying region on their own. The hippie... more

  • Omari and the People (AUDIOBOOK)

    by Stephen Whitfield
    This an audiobook version of Omari and the People. In an ancient time, a people made homeless by fire are led across the desert by a thrill-seeking thief, to a promised land he doesn't believe exists - and he started the fire. The desperate people must come together to fight their way through bandits, storms, epidemics, and most dangerously for Omari - an overwhelming love for a fiercely independent woman hired to destroy him. Link to Audible site: http://www.audible.com/pd/Fiction/Omari-... more

  • The Least of These: Mask of Matthew

    by K E Wass
    Disaster strikes a young family and threatens to destroy them. Ugly truths pull apart lives that seemed so idyllic and victims fight to find hope and trust in the face of terror. A friendship grows out of the search for sanity in a world gone mad.
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    GENESIS (Sister Christian Book 1)

    by Lisa Beth Darling
    Doctor Richard Mason has just received a certified letter informing him of several things; he's adopted, his biological father has died, and Mason has been put in charge of his physically and mental challenged sister, Hannah Rice. If that wasn’t enough to shatter the personal reality of this brilliant but jaded loner, according to the terms of the will, Mason must let his sister live with him in his tiny house and invade his tiny life or she will be sent back to a state run group home where she ... more

  • GENESIS (Sister Christian Book 1)

    by Lisa Beth Darling
    Doctor Richard Mason has just received a certified letter informing him of several things; he's adopted, his biological father has died, and Mason has been put in charge of his physically and mental challenged sister, Hannah Rice. If that wasn’t enough to shatter the personal reality of this brilliant but jaded loner, according to the terms of the will, Mason must let his sister live with him in his tiny house and invade his tiny life or she will be sent back to a state run group home where she ... more

  • Colored Floodlights: a novel

    by Frank Drury
    This novel tells the story of a veteran returning home from the war. After serving three tours in Afghanistan, Roy Calhoun, whose mind now often works on a sixth-grade level, comes home to Jacksonville, Florida to try and live a normal life, which is difficult to do with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. He is fortunate enough to be introduced to a psychologist named Parker Boyce, who not only treats him with therapy but befriends him as well. He takes Roy into his upscale home in an affluent neig... more

  • Hemingway, Three Angels, and Me

    by Jerome Mark Antil
    5 STARS - Foreword CLARION REVIEWS CLARION REVIEW GENERAL FICTION Hemingway, Three Angels, and Me Jerome Mark Antil Little York Books (Oct 1, 2016) Softcover $17.95 (300pp) 978-0-9971802-0-6 The Jim Crow South is the setting for this compelling coming-of-age story filled with compassion and understanding. 1950s Little Rock is a whole new world to a kid from rural New York. In Jerome Mark Antil’s Hemingway, Three Angels, and Me, themes of racial prejudice, crossing cultural divid... more
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    Dark Against the Sky: A Climbing Boy's Story and its sequel, Dark Against the Sky: Sweeping the Shadows

    by Stephen B. Hauge

    Dark Against the Sky is the story of a band of climbing boys, or young chimney sweeps, in London in 1834. The arc of their adventures follows the main character, Tommy, as he struggles to find and be re-united with his father, faces the daily challenge of life as a climbing boy ruled by callous master sweeps, and interacts enjoyably with friends and street folk. Though his story is often darkened by his work and the period, it is brightened and ultimately redeemed by his growth in hi... more

  • Sex, Lies, & Church

    by LaQueisha Malone, Evette James, Ericka T. Moore

  • World War A

    by Clarence Xon
    2030 A.D. An economic crash is looming but college student Kaden Sun has bigger concerns. Winning the WarGames Championship won’t be easy, especially when the crowd prefers shouting racial slurs, to team chants. With Chinese ownership and investment in the US at an all-time high, Kaden’s black hair, dark eyes and distinctive cheekbones have become dangerous assets. But Kaden is determined to walk the high road. On the verge of destitution, he finds an expensive wallet and returns it to the ow... more

  • Math and Magic in Wonderland

    by Lilac Mohr
    Galileo, Newton, Descartes, and Pascal too, All followed rabbit trails that led to something new. Lulu and Elizabeth are two girls who love to play with numbers, words, and (on occasion) toy swords. Join them on a grand adventure, where classic math and logic riddles lead the way through a world inspired by Lewis Carroll's poetry. Filled with engaging puzzles, tidbits about famous mathematicians, and a dash of humor, this interactive book is sure to inspire adults and children, alike, to... more
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    Mr. Hooks

    by Lance Levens

  • Emancipation

    by Michael R. Lane

    Emancipation is short stories concerned with individuals as they fit into the web of other lives -- as opposed to how that web entangles them. While the characters represent a cross-section of urban life, these are plain folk trying to survive as they attempt to make sense of their circumstances and the world they have inherited. It is also a book for every generation that may be wondering, “Where did all the answers go?” It is for the youth who thorough a litany of bitter experie... more

  • Whistleblower

    by Terry Morgan
    After making public accusations that high level government bureaucrats and politicians were involved in criminality through organised theft of International Aid money, ex businessman and newly elected Independent Member of the UK Parliament, James (Jim) Smith, rapidly becomes a political outsider. Hounded and ridiculed by other politicians and sections of the press for naivety, for making accusations without proof, for his lack of political finesse, untidy appearance and blunt, no-nonsense styl... more

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