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    A Quiet Place

    by Joy Washington
    A Quiet Place is a riveting novel about three best friends; Ruby, Ginger, and Tori who have set goals for themselves, and hope to obtain them by summers end. Ginger hits the ground running with her fashion designer dream, and Ruby works along side her mother in her salon hoping that playboy Solomon Garrett will finally take notice. Tori's goal lays dormant as she struggles to find her purpose. However, everything changes when Cameron Moseley, a handsome stranger rolls into town. Suddenly the... more

  • Mobydyptera

    by Richard Average
    Mobydyptera is a seafaring rollercoaster ride told in erudite pipe-in-cheek style. It is the story of a young follower of the obscure philosopher Catallanus, at odds with family and friends who finds himself shanghaied aboard a strange ship where darkness, distrust and worst-case scenarios seem to be lurking behind every mast and bulkhead… until he enlists the aid of a pair of Greek seaman…and things just get curiouser and curiouser… ... more

  • The (In)elegant Struggle of Breaking Paradigms

    by D, Helene
    Populated by a cast of zany characters, including an embezzling minister, a vegan bully and a wannabe musician, this novel follows main character Toni Kelly as she tries to navigate a thicket of crazy living situations in Orange County, CA. This novel is the sequel to Diary of a 99%-er: The Struggle Between Survival and Creative Self Expression. Like the first novel, it's set against the backdrop of OC and features several of the diverse and beautiful places here. Also, like the first novel, i... more

  • #BabyLove: My Toddler Life

    by Corine Dehghanpisheh

    In #BabyLove: My Toddler Life, a new children’s picture book by Corine Dehghanpisheh, a curious toddler loves to play… especially with his mommy’s smartphone!

    When Mommy finds him using her phone without permission, it’s the perfect teaching moment.  Mommy reminds her little one that what matters most in life is time together filled with love and attention.

    Her simple reminder:  Put down our phones.

    #BabyLove: My Toddler Life ... more

  • Final Departure: Death is never on time

    by Jeff Walton
    Final Departure delivers a message: Take eternity seriously. Spurred by an interest in near-death experiences, Jeff Walton distills current research into a novel about mortality and Christianity. Set in the Charlotte Douglas Airport, the story begins with retired NCIS Special Agent Dan Lucas, who gets ensnarled in a debate about religion with atheist Ben Chernick. Walton, a NCIS veteran, injects the mindset of a counterintelligence professional into Lucas, who provides glimpses into the world ... more

  • Hanky-Pank

    by R.F. Sharp
    DIME and ROXANNE were prom dates ten years before but Dime, always looking for quick and easy money, gravitated to direct sales and currently sells cemetery lots door to door for a mob connected company. Roxanne became the euthanasia person at the local animal shelter, a job she enjoys a bit too much. Roxanne is obsessed with Dime and a bit crazy. Dime’s legal troubles escalate when he agrees to act as bodyguard for his boss in a business meeting which gets out of hand and now is being sought by... more
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    The Lady Leathernecks

    by Chiara Kelly
    When painfully shy Starbucks barista Allyn Kend joins the Marines, she capsizes those who thought they knew her best. The only thing that makes sense is that her fiancé Eliot was already a Lance Corporal. However, when she meets truckstop evangelist Jess Kellerman, Korean linguist Bibi Shim and Palm Beach hotel heiress Syth Sangiorgio at boot camp on Parris Island, her whole concept of whom and what a Marine should be is broken down and rebuilt, along with her own humanity. Each sister has a ... more
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    The Solitaire Diaries

    by Chiara Kelly
    When Tiffany’s gemologist Cay Vitale marries in court to do right by her unborn child, she does so without a diamond ring and winds up internally devastated. To ensure it would not happen again decades later, she carves out of raw grit three two-carat solitaires for her three sons to give to their future soul mates. As Cay’s skilled obsession with diamonds eventually takes its toll on her marriage to her Marine Master Sergeant husband Clinton, her sons Clive, Chris and Coby grow increasingly to... more

  • A Princess in Disguise

    by April Michelle Davis
    On the night of her sixteenth birthday and before her father has the chance to force her to marry a complete stranger, Princess Margaret sneaks away from the riches and safety of the palace. Torn between her fate and freedom, Princess Margaret desperately goes looking for her mother as the answer. In a quest of soul searching and physical hardships, the twist of events may take the readers by surprise, instilling a piece of the story in their hearts.
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    Silver Soul

    by Chiara Kelly
    When the untimely death of her husband drives Della Arcola and her sister, Diana, a newly-divorced New York publicist, to seek respite in their childhood home on Martha’s Vineyard, they unexpectedly lose their mother—their Silver Soul whose creamy-sweet lobster rolls and knack for outshining adversity captivated an entire island. To cope, the sisters join forces and open a novelty coffee shop to honor their mother’s legacy with the help of neighborly restaurateur Adam Grey, who bears a frighteni... more

  • Leave Unchanged

    by Connor McNulty
    Twentysomething idealist Hayden Alexander has always been told to follow his dreams. So, now he is. What does he want? Not much. Just to write award-winning movies, find the love of his life, find his place in the world, and feel like, if he died tomorrow, that all of it meant something. The problem is that as he comes closer to any of these, he feels dangerously further from the others. Along with a cast of Hollywood's young, lost, and ambitious talent, including a producer who's guarding a ... more
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    The Alchemy of Charlotte Goodwin

    by Michelle Colston
    Sixteen year-old CHARLOTTE GOODWIN was a passionate and driven rising star with the Boston Ballet. With the help of GIGI, her flamboyant Parisian grandmother, she was raised by her father with virtually no knowledge of the mother who abandoned her when she was a baby. Now at the age of thirty-two, years after the untimely death of her father, a career-ending injury, and the passing of her dearest Gigi, Charlotte leads a disenchanted life in Boston. Her failed ballet aspirations have sent her... more

  • Into Spring - The Next Generation (sequel to Into Autumn)

    by Larry Landgraf
    Into Spring is the sequel to Into Autumn. Into spring is the next generation in Peaceful Valley. Sean and Robbie head for Corpus Christi in search of wives as there are no women for them at home. They are prepared, but no one could really be prepared for what they find there. The story goes back and forth between the hell they find in Corpus and the chaos which begins back home when a new family moves in. There is romance, humor, love, struggle and hardship, but also all the sex and violence you... more

  • We Live for Half-Moons

    by Weasel
    Derrick, a Dalmatian in his mid-thirties, is reeling after the death of his boyfriend Nick. Even with Nick's murderer thrown in jail, Derrick wallows in remorse and loneliness, a sorrow he buries in his sexual desires and appetites. Prowling through the night streets, Derrick discovers peace—or something like peace—when he discovers Ely, a local prostitute. Pinned against a money-hungry wolf pimp, the ghost of his former lover, and the conservative agenda, Derrick seeks more than just a place in... more

  • The Golden Rule

    by Sherrill S Cannon
    - What if you treated others the way you’d like to be treated? What if everyone did that? What kind of world could there be? Robert and Kait decide to look for a golden ruler that their Mom has told them about, only to find out that she had meant Rule instead of ruler. What is this “Golden Rule”, and what does it mean? Please join in the children’s quest to discover how to follow The Golden Rule and meet many of the classroom friends you have met in previous books!

  • Choosing Grace

    by Susan Stark Hilt
    From high above on the mountain pass, Mt. Auburn looks like any other town. Divided by the railway shipping yard at its center and the Reservation on its eastern edge, a tenuous balance exists between its inhabitants and what comes and goes through town in open-topped freighters. To best friends Gin and Wayne, the rugged wilderness of northwest Montana is a place long on scenery and short on excitement. Only Grace, the local beauty, manages to capture their competing attentions. One hot,... more

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