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  • Jamestown Tobacco Boy Dream of Freedom

    by Beverly Harris
    Jamestown Tobacco Boy Dream of Freedom is the story of survival on a plantation outside of Colonial Jamestown Virginina and friendship between a young slave and his friend; an old man who was among the first Africans to arrive in Jamestown in the year 1619. This folk like tale of mystical adventure with a historical backdrop is a must read for fourth-seventh grade readers. “Jamestown Tobacco Boy Dream of Freedom” was inspired by the 400th anniversary of the arrival of the first Africans to E... more
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    The Great Adventure of Tom to Bermuda

    by Emilie Cossette
    Whether you get the incredible chance to move to Bermuda, you are a visitor who wishes to share a piece of your beautiful journey or simply curious to discover a new country, this book is perfect for all the little and older explorers who would like to learn more about this wonderful island. Mostly known for its legends and mysteries, Bermuda is, in fact, a true paradise on earth. With our friendly guide, George, you can travel all around the country and explore the many treasures of the isl... more

  • The Essence of Shade

    by Deborah Jean Miller
    When her beloved husband dies, Shade's seemingly perfect life spirals out of control. Who was this monster she was married to? And what hidden secrets are driving Shade to forfeit her own desires? Walk with Shade as she struggles to honor her vow to God, thus throwing her on a path of attempted redemption.

  • Roo, The Little Red Tuk Tuk: Picture Book about a Spunky Vehicle for Children age 2 - 6

    by Nadishka Aloysius
    Roo is a little red Tuk Tuk. He recalls the many ups and downs of his life on the roads of Colombo (the commercial capital of Sri Lanka). From road races, to Polo tournaments, to animal rescues, this little vehicle has lived life to its fullest. Experience the joys and perils of Tuk Tuks on the streets, and learn many life lessons along the way with this courageous Tuk Tuk who is always ready to lend a helping hand and spread some cheer. You are never too little to make a difference...

  • The Passion of Eve: Remembering the Beginning (Condensed Version)

    by Edward N Brown
    Immerse yourself in the thoughts and feelings of Eve, considered by many to be the progenitor of us all. What was she really thinking? How did it all really happen? Read and contemplate. Then, putting away the effect of hindsight for the moment, you’ll be able to ask yourself, “Would I have acted like Eve did, if I had been in the same situation? Or would I have done otherwise? Just what would I have done?”

  • The White Oak Casket

    by Randall J. Barsch

    James' 18th birthday is the day his alcoholic father shoots himself. Haunted by this memory, James struggles desperately to cope and turns towards alcohol to self medicate. James goes on to become a successful gonzo journalist and gets his drinking under control until he wakes up one day after having blacked out an entire two weeks. He'll need the help of all of his bourbon belching buddies to solve the mystery of this binge. Before he can do that; however, he's got to remember th... more

  • 978-0578429458

    by CASEY RISLOV
    Yeehaw! Rowdy Randy shouted to the wind. I was born to buck! Rowdy Randy is the toughest cowgirl around. Never mind that this broncobuster is a horsefly. She acts taller than any tall tale. She might be easy to overlook, but Rowdy Randy definitely can't be ignored. She spends her days buzzing and biting all the creatures in her path, all the while stirring up a whole heap of trouble. Saddle up and hold on tight for a story that'll jangle your spurs and blow your cowboy hat clean off.

  • An Irish Slip Step, book four of Dancing through Life Series

    by Patricia M. Robertson
    The Irish slip jig is set in 9/8 signature time, unusual and a little off balance. Kathleen didn't know about the slip jig, but she knew about slipping up. It seems her life was one long slip step! As was Chloe's, whose life was knocked off balance when her dancing career was side-lined by an unplanned pregnancy. And then there was that fiery red-head, Helen, who had crossed the Atlantic as an Irish war bride. Was it a slip step or one of life's fortuitous missteps that brought them precis... more

  • The Army Girl

    by Honey Shah
    The Army Girl is not just a book but a long term dream realized little late. This book is about an army girl and her struggles, restrictions and dilemmas. It is a mix of romance, drama and action. The Army Girl is a story about a girl named Mitali Bharadwaj who is a secret Military Intelligence agent working in disguise as a Marketing Head in a MNC. The story revolves around Capt. Mitali, people who love her, people she care about and her secret operations as an agent. It talks about the relatio... more

  • A Slow Waltz, Book 3 of Dancing through Life Series

    by Patricia M. Robertson
    It's been over a year and yet Dale still feels numb, like he is only half alive. Meanwhile, Ava is running away from her past and Kathleen struggles to keep the dance studio, Joy's legacy, alive amidst mounting bills. The road to healing from loss is a slow one, sometimes going backward and sideways before going forward. Sometimes the biggest barrier to healing lies within us. Join Dale, Kathleen, Ava and others as they journey through the road to forgiveness and healing. A book for anyone... more

  • Still Dancing, Book 2 Dancing through Life Series

    by Patricia M. Robertson
    Some phone calls we love, others we hate ... Like the calls Pastor Joe receives from his daughter's school and the one Dale receives at work, letting him know his wife, Joy, had fallen and was in route to the hospital by ambulance. Could her cancer be back? Despite all of her struggles, Joy continues to dance amidst the hardships of life. Share in one family's struggle with cancer and how it challenges their faith in book 2 of the Dancing through Life Series.

  • Beginnings, Middles and Endings

    by S. D. Turner
    While growing up privileged in 1950s upstate New York, young Lippa Broadbent struggles with all that accompanies having a mentally ill parent. As her mother battles inner demons, Lippa must find a way to see a brighter future while trapped within the confines of her uncertain world. It is 1978 as Lippa approaches mid-life. Now a trial attorney in an era unaccustomed to female lawyers, she feels sullied by a recent case, resigns, withdraws to a life of domesticity among Manhattan's professiona... more

  • Coward: A Novel

    by Corey Croft
    Sam is not a coward; he is a perfect coward. He is depressed, lonely and all but set on living out his life in numb mediocrity. Lucy is a strange and powerful man with a bizarre and nefarious interest in Sammy. After a ‘chance’ meeting, Lucy gifts Sam with abilities far greater than anything his uncreative imagination could’ve ever dreamed of. For his part, Sam must learn to control this mysterious power by either rising above his weaknesses or giving in to them entirely.

  • Fat Boy

    by Joseph Cobb

    Way out west, in the tumbling greens of England, something’s going down. Two boys attempt an escape from the clutches of their poisonous parents… A good policeman fights to sidestep the corruption that blows like hellfire down his neck… A calamitous filmmaker and her witless lead actor scramble desperately to overcome their mucky pasts and make a Hollywood hit… A trio of nude-nutted nasties thrash their way through the picturesque countryside, collecting debts but f... more

  • The Night Chorus

    by Niki Knaub

    Something magical happens when a group of musical bugs unite at nightfall. 

  • And Then I Met Elvis...

    by Douglas Bari
    13-year-old Tim is angry. Angry at his destructive alcoholic mother. Angry he doesn't have a dad. Angry at having to move into a trailer park. Angry at being forced to enter a new school 2 weeks before the start of summer vacation. Then there's the trio of bullies who latched onto the new kid immediately. Tim has nothing going for him. Until the day he makes a friend he nicknames Elvis. Tim comes of age, turning 14 in July of 1969. During the summer, Tim and Elvis bond through a series of encoun... more

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