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  • Uh-Oh Baby!

    by Rhonda Whitaker
    Uh-Oh Baby! is a baby bedtime story that provides parents and babies a special time for shared learning experiences and loving cuddles. It celebrates the wonder and the delight of “uh-oh” moments seen through the eyes of sweet infants and toddlers as they learn about their world. This charming picture book shows the “uh-oh” moments that can occur throughout a baby’s day; including mealtime, bathtime, and playtime! Spend some quality time with your little one while learning that “uh-ohs” can be ... more

  • Coming Home

    by Holly Kerr
    Loving your sisters is easy. Liking them is the hard part. After her cheating husband destroys her career, Brenna has nowhere to go but home. Home means her four sisters in the tiny Northern Ontario town with no Starbucks and well-meaning townsfolk who know her every move. Every mistake. And Brenna is making more than a few mistakes. From falling asleep at the local bar to hooking up with her niece’s boyfriend, Brenna’s life is giving the town a lot to talk about. Her sister Cat wants not... more
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    To Be:

    by Robert m Lebovitz

        Corrosive extremism is again on the march. Politicized theology is distorting governance. Covert forces are molding the media, indeed facts themselves, to serve their agendas. The public sector has commitments it cannot afford and the private sector has gained dominance it cannot justify. The world witnessed the result in Europe when similar trends last were aligned behind economic disarray. What would be the result here were we, in this century, to suffer a malignant finan... more

  • Harbors of the Moon

    by john hill
    Short stories

  • Braidy von Althuis and the Pesky Pest Controller

    by Cassidy Dwelis
    Ten-year-old Braidy von Althuis just wants one thing: to fit in. The other kids at school think he’s weird, and for good reason. Despite his oddities, Braidy wants more than anything for his dad to be able to come to Township Day, a fun-filled event at school, but Mr. von Althuis refuses. “It’s too dangerous,” he says. Things change for Braidy when Mr. von Althuis gets sick, and, even wose, this pesky pest controller won’t leave Braidy alone! Will Braidy be able to get his family to Township ... more
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    Harbors of the Moon

    by john hill
    Short stories

  • A Moment in Magic Hour: A Coming-of-Age Story

    by John Anthony

    Summer 1977, Minnesota . . .

    Eleven-year-old Jack just found out he’s going to have another little sister, which means the family house isn’t going to be big enough for them anymore.

    Now there is one last summer before he has to leave the one place he’s always known as home, the neighborhood that has been his playground, and the friends he’ll never forget.

    This is a story of friendship and love, of things gained and lost.

    But ultimatel... more

  • Pearls for my Father

    by Latifah Free
    X, is elated to be returning to his childhood home where he has plans to improve the community but unbeknownst to him everyone isn't as pleased. While X is busy with his plans, a childhood friend whom he tries desperately to help is scheming to destroy him. X's wife secret past causes turmoil in their marriage. Now wavering with his decision to return home, X has to choose between the life of his wife, his childhood friend, and his son.

  • "Haiti return to God"

    by Odule Bitol

    THE PROBLEM OF HAITI IS NOT SOCIAL OR MATERIAL, BUT SPIRITUAL

    Author Odule Bitol

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    "Haiti return to God"

    by Odule Bitol

    THE PROBLEM OF HAITI IS NOT SOCIAL OR MATERIAL, BUT SPIRITUAL

    Author Odule Bitol

  • Profane Fire at the Altar of the Lord

    by Dennis Maley
    The bones of heretics smolder on the auto-da-fe'… David is a merchant of deceit, a poet of lies. A dwarf, he claims to be a prince of a lost tribe of Israel. Along with his manservant Diogo, an actor, the masquerade enthralls the citizens of Rome. Jews whisper that David is the Messiah. Destruction awaits the Muslim Turks if Christendom joins with his powerful desert tribe. But why hurry? The food and beds are warm, the ladies plump and willing. In faraway France, a warlord struggles to regain... more

  • When Angels Play Poker

    by Maura OLeary
    If you're wondering what Angels do all day, immerse yourself in a charming, inspirational story by Maura O'Leary about the adventures in Heaven when an ordinary couple go about their lives on earth, while being watched over, prayed for, and loved every day.

  • The Fabulist

    by Samuel W. Reed
    Frank Shaw, a failed novelist and part-time alcoholic who moonlights as a sports writer, is hired to cover the Maui Classic Invitational, a pre-season collegiate basketball tournament in Hawaii over Thanksgiving. But after meeting a cute bartender he wants to impress at the resort, he dismisses his assignment and sets out on a path toward self discovery, mind-bending adventure, and quite possibly love.

  • Interrogating Ellie

    by Julian Gray
    On the eve of World War II a naïve young woman makes a fateful decision: she will abandon her British citizenship and go to live in Nazi Austria. When her marriage breaks down and she finds herself alone in an enemy land, her passionate, restless nature drives her in a struggle for survival against the odds. Who can she trust? And ultimately, who can she love? Interrogating Ellie is based on a true story.

  • A Pardon For Tommy

    by Patricia Nmukoso Enyi
    On Thanksgiving weekend, the last thing Chelsea wants to do is to return home to New Orleans. It holds all of her memories of Hurricane Katrina, memories which she would rather forget. There is one thing that makes her change her mind –Tommy, her beloved pet turkey who watched the destruction of her city from Chelsea’s backpack. It’s Tommy who represents hope and life, and all the good things that a Thanksgiving can bring.

  • Tales from My Back Porch

    by Darrell Case
    In the evening, the back porch of the country home took on an aura of enchantment. As dusk settled and the lamp was lit, children wandered in from their play to sit on the floor or snuggle in their parents’ laps. Glasses of iced tea were refilled and someone would settle back, look up at the stars and say, “I remember when…” Thus began one of many tales, often embellished with some distant imagining. Each one taught a lesson of life. Once they were tucked in bed, the children would drift off wit... more

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