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The Wild Hunted

by Rebecca Flynn

Someone has started unleashing mythological creatures to wreak havoc and spirit away children amidst unnatural weather patterns. Experts claim the events are unrelated but supernatural bounty hunter Haydeez Blackhawk knows better.**Following the trail left by an enraged Loup garou, Haydeez travels to the British Isles in search of the keys to release the one being that can stop him: the Celtic god Cernnunous. Her only problem: the Loup garou wants the god too, and hopes to destroy him.

Broken!: A True Story of Terror, Torture, and Treason, in Fictional Form to Avoid Legal Retaliation Against Those Who Were Ther

by Michael S. Kearns and Ronald B. Solomon

When disgraced S.E.R.E. (Survival-Evasion-Resistance-Escape) instructor, Captain Charles “Chauncey” Paunce, is asked by the FBI to train the CEO’s of the world’s most advanced drone manufacturers to resist torture (by torturing them!), he reluctantly agrees. Driven by his desire for redemption and love of country, Chauncey subjects some of the world’s most rich and powerful men to the harsh interrogation resistance techniques designed for Navy SEALs, Army Rangers, and other highly trained spec o... more

Ghost Runners:An Olympic Dream Betrayed

by robert rubenstein

Joshua Sellers and Bobby Gillman have made the American Olympic team, and are poised to run as Jewish-American athletes. But what happens to Joshua as he gets ready to run for an Olympic gold medal in the crosswinds, under the crooked cross of Nazi Berlin? Racing with irony through the veins of inevitable, bitter, history, Ghost Runners exposes the far-reaching menace of American anti-Semitism, and illuminates the truth about the American dream. It is also a story of friendship, in th... more

The August Birds

by Octavia Cade

August is nine years old, and dreams of becoming a scientist. This is a dream that will never come true, because August is dying. The only dream that's left to him now is that of reaching his tenth birthday, on the last day of the month he was named after. Yet on the eve of that month, August gets two surprise visitors: time-travelling ravens Muninn and Huginn, come out of Norse mythology to bring him the science that he loves. On each of the final days of August, the birds take him back thr... more

Red Orange Tree

by Otis TM

For a strawberry named Bernard, there is only one goal in life: to be selected for the king’s annual fruit salad. It is a dream Bernard has kept since birth, but an accident makes this dream almost impossible. With no other choice, Bernard ventures away from the Strawberry Farm and on a journey to the king’s castle. Follow him as he learns that will, hope, and determination can make even the most unimaginable things come true.

Cornucopia

by Bridget Renshaw

Cornucopia is a collection of touching, comedic children’s poems that have created a meaningful and fun impact on young readers. Cornucopia addresses the weird explanations and thoughts of a growing kid and puts them into comedic short stories about people, animals, things and ideas.

Genesis

by Andreas Laurencius

“There is no good or evil. We classify things into good and evil because we are currently unable to solve the two problems of the world: death and dearth. If there ever comes a time when we can solve these problems, we won't be required to do this anymore.”
― Andreas Laurencius, Genesis

“If we can conquer death and dearth, evil will be no more.
We see that matters are able to evolve and redefining the concept of good and evil show... more

Where Is Sissy?

by Robin R. Lowe

Lila is learning about colors and shapes in this colorful adaptation of the childhood game hide-n-seek. Lila looks for her sister throughout their home and encounters wonderful surprises at each turn. Sissy turns out to be better at the game than what Lila expected.

Red Right Return

by John H. Cunningham

Buck Reilly's a lot like the rest of us--trying to make ends meet and hoping for better times. He's living in a Key West hotel and operates Last Resort Charter and Salvage aboard a 1946 Grumman Widgeon flying boat, hunting for sunken treasure and taking on an occasional passenger, no questions asked. But when he delivers a mysterious woman to a mission boat destined for Cuba, things start going downhill quick. He faces down the dark forces of Santeria priests, Cuban Secret Police, and an FBI age... more

THE DIRTY TRUTH

by William Andrews

A sequel to the Mayhaven Award-winning The Essential Truth, and from the author of the bestselling Daughters of the Dragon – A Comfort Woman’s Story, The Dirty Truth tells the story of Nan Smith, the state campaign manager for presidential hopeful George Bloomfield. Nan discovers a dirty secret about Bloomfield’s opponent, Senator William Howard when an old woman tells her, “he murdered my daughter”. The revelation thrusts Nan into the center of a massive conspiracy led by billionaire Sheldon Ha... more

In Times Like These: Forty Riveting Interpretations

by Wayne Barnes

forty riveting real stories on leading people, issues and events in society today using literary styles satires, elegy poetry

Loving Eleanor

by Susan Wittig Albert

When AP political reporter Lorena Hickok—Hick—is assigned to cover Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt, the wife of the 1932 Democratic presidential candidate, the two women become deeply, intimately involved. Their relationship begins with mutual romantic passion, matures through stormy periods of enforced separation and competing interests, and warms into an enduring, encompassing friendship that ends only with both women's deaths in the 1960s—all of it documented by 3300 letters exchanged over thirty ... more

Second Chances

by Lincoln Cole

Nichole is caught in a tough position, juggling too many responsibilities as her world falls apart around her. She isn’t sure where she can turn and is facing a lot of harsh realities about how life works. Richard wants to help, but he discovers that he’s been doing the right things for the wrong reasons for a long time. Everything begins to fall apart as he realizes he's swept problems under the rug for so long he might no longer be able to fix them. Can they overcome and get a second chance?

Katie P Grace: The Big Surprise

by Heather M Morgan

A sweet story of Katie P. Grace going on one of her many family adventures. The people, animals and places she encounters along the way always leave an impression on her. In this story, Katie is exited to find out what big surprise her family has for her. Along the way she shows us her neighborhood and the way she sees her family and friends. This is a wonderful story for the classroom during story time, independent reading or family reading at bedtime. With lots of colorful illustrations and th... more

Peace, Love, and a Dead Hippie Chick

by N.R. Leigh

Peace, Love, and a Dead Hippie Chick follows the intertwining journeys of three young women in the mid-1990s who go on the road and off the grid, and leave their worlds behind. Each woman falls into a dangerous subculture of sex, drugs, and rock and roll in an attempt to attain her own sense of peace, love, and freedom. KARA, a middle-class Midwestern girl, flees her painful past after a tragic accident claims a loved one, only to learn—after a violent attack—that there’s no safety among friends... more

Shredded: Your Past Does Not Define You

by Kimberly Rae

Only two people know why Jean has stayed at the church all these years, why she won't let anyone else work with the children. Only Jean knows about Sunday nights, the leftover bulletins she covers with words, then shreds as she weeps. When Grant Henderson moves into town and starts to care, will Jean succeed in pushing him away, or will he break through to discover the truth? Is love enough to set her free?

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