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  • Night Music

    by Deanna Lynn Sletten
    In 1970, Joe came home from the Vietnam War craving a peaceful, small-town life. He never imagined he’d be swept up into the anti-war movement and meet the woman of his dreams. Night Music is a story about a moment in time when the world was chaotic and nothing was completely clear. In the midst of all the chaos, can Char and Joe somehow find enough middle ground to fall in love?

  • My Boston and Me: To the Park

    by Amanda C Preston
    This is the first in a series of children's books that follows the real life antics of a young girl named Anya and her lovable Boston Terrier named Jemma. The book has been beautifully illustrated with full page colorful images that are sure to delight children of all ages. Come follow along as Anya and Jemma go to the park! This book series is geared towards young children ages 2+ and features a fun rhyming story line that parents will love reading aloud to their children.

  • Arcadia

    by C. Stephen Badgley
    Arcadia is a story of undying love set during the tumultuous years of the American Civil War. Two children, Gabriel and Lorena found a very special, mystical place near their homes in the Appalachian hills of southern Ohio and claimed it as their own. They named it Arcadia and at this place, they grew up, fell in love and promised each other that they would be together for eternity. The Civil War separated the two for a while, a long while, but Lorena knew in her heart that someday Gabri... more

  • Cactus Jumpers

    by Andrew Burch
    The town of Emerald, California is a quiet, mostly peaceful place. The struggle for power between Moss Williams, the head of the Rancher's Association, and Skip Traeger, the local business tycoon who owns half the town goes mostly unnoticed by the townsfolk until a body turns up in the water hole. Now, Marshal Mason Boydette has to get to the bottom of the biggest mystery Emerald has ever seen. But the Marshal isn't alone. Along the way, he'll try to get help from his trusty deputy, an unorthodo... more

  • Ingenue

    by R. John
    Six girls come together to form a pop-rock band and get more than they bargained for with global success, fame and fortune...

  • Welcome to Tinseltown

    by R. John
    Rich had been working in the television industry since the earliest days in New York before moving to Hollywood to work on filmed TV. Over the years he worked with the major studios, won awards, make big bucks, bought fancy cars, houses and married his college, sweetie. Rich had everything going for him and a few things like indulging too much in booze and the ladies. One day his wife has enough and takes Rich to the cleaners. Pulling himself up by his bootstraps Rich, along with his partner ... more

  • Atlantis

    by Carol Roberts
    When Alanthea, high-priestess of Atlantis, connects to a woman in her dreams, she becomes haunted by a mystery. Compelled to trace the other woman's life she finds coded poems that hold clues to the predicament of her people. Now she has to venture ever farther into forbidden territory to link past and present, and understand the real danger threatening Atlantis. Arakon always thought of himself as an orphan, a loner without any real belonging. But after a strange encounter his life changes, ... more

  • Peculiar Savage Beauty

    by Jessica McCann
    Peculiar Savage Beauty is the story of a headstrong and fiercely independent young woman who charges into the heart of the wind- and drought-ravaged Great Plains in the 1930s, intent on battling the dust and healing the land. As a geologist working for the U.S. government, Rosa Jean “RJ” Evans must find her place in a small farming town that welcomes neither a woman in authority nor changes to their way of life. Inspired by actual historical events during the Great Depression and Dust Bowl envi... more

  • Paisley Rabbit and the Treehouse Contest

    by Steve Richardson
    Can a lone girl rabbit with the odds stacked against her surprise Jimmy and the other animals to win the big treehouse construction contest? When the school year starts out, Jimmy Squirrel, whose dad owns the biggest construction company in the city, challenges a close group of friends to a treehouse contest. To everyone's surprise, Paisley Rabbit, who has never touched a hammer or a nail and has no one to help her, joins the contest as a long shot to win. But as things heat up, Paisley shows sh... more

  • Hey Honey: The Scary, Airy Basement (Hey, Honey! Book 4)

    by Paula I. Carr
    Mommy is working down in the basement, a dark, scary place—at least in Honey’s imagination. Honey’s never been down there, because she’s terrified of the danger that awaits at the bottom of those stairs. Her friend Herbie comes up with a plan to show Honey that sometimes what’s in your head is much worse than real life.

  • Hey Honey: My First Day of School (Hey, Honey! Book 2)

    by Paula I. Carr
    Honey sees all the neighborhood children going off to school every day and knows it must be a very fun place. Mommy surprises her by announcing Honey will be going to school, too! At first, school is a strange place filled with all kinds of other dogs. It’s so overwhelming, Honey isn’t sure she’ll ever fit in. But before the end of the day, she’ll make new friends and become a favorite of the “teacher,” Miss Heather.

  • 9781978057340

    by Dean Scott
    The Incomplete Dog Book is a humorous approach to more traditional dog breed books; cartoons and a tongue-in-cheek approach to dogs in all of their interactions with us, their human companions. Rediscover your love of dogs all over again and have a laugh at the same time.

  • Hey Honey: My Favorite Spot (Hey, Honey! Book 3)

    by Paula I. Carr
    It’s Game Night and Honey can hardly wait. From her favorite spot on the sofa, she watches Mommy get ready for guests. Pretty soon, all the seats are full, Honey is still in her favorite spot, and everyone is having fun. Then a new guest arrives, a girl with braces on her legs. Will Honey surrender her favorite spot to a total stranger? No, but she might to a new friend.

  • Hey Honey: Honey Comes Home (Hey, Honey! Book 1)

    by Paula I. Carr
    When Honey’s owner can no longer take care of her, she goes to live in a rescue center to be adopted. Meanwhile, a nice woman in the same town is looking everywhere to adopt an English bulldog, but can’t seem to find one. The woman visits the rescue center and meets a number of interesting dogs, but doesn’t feel that special connection. Then she finally sees Honey and they both know it’s a perfect match. There’s only one problem: another family has already agreed to adopt her!

  • Hey, Honey: I Love Snow!

    by Paula I. Carr
    Honey wakes up to a winter wonderland and she can’t wait to get outside and play with Congo, next door. She’ll even let Mommy dress her in a funny-looking sweater! But her friend Justice waits inside because he’s small and the snow is deep. Honey invites him to play in her snow maze and soon Justice loves snow, too!

  • OLIVER the Schnoodle

    by Marta elena Vassilakis
    OLIVER the Schnoodle is a 32 page 8.5 x 11 Hardcover Children's Book featuring a real white dog . The book is 3/4 photography and 1/4 illustrated. This first book is an " I Like to... " book featuring Oliver enjoying all of his favorite activities that make his life great and fun! All around positive message!

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