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• The Count of Sainte-Hélène, or The Lure of Infamy: A Novel of the Bourbon Restoration

  by Robert Blumenfeld

  Full of intrigue, romance, colorful characters and mystery, this historical novel begins in the year 1816. Napoleon has been defeated and the Bourbons restored to the throne of France. The Count of Sainte-Hélène, an intimate friend of the king, is Lieutenant-Colonel of the Legion of the Seine, the regiment charged with the security of Paris and the royal family. When the capital is rocked by a series of spectacular burglaries targeting the homes of the aristocracy, the brilliant ex-convict-turne... more
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  Samantha and the Legend of the Whispering Trees

  by Judy Kundert

  Twelve year-old Tressi and her friend Ralph Rabbit, a large white rabbit dressed as a medieval prince, open their world to Samantha, a cloistered young violin virtuoso. Tressi’s world consists of trees of all kinds, mythical and real. Forest gnomes help Tressi by transporting a magical chest containing three special volumes of books through the forest. Each book, which she opens for Samantha, contains a story that will inspire and awaken children to enjoy nature and learn to look insid... more
• Shades of Gray

  by Jessica James

  Honor and conviction clash with loyalty and love in this award-winning Civil War novel that pits brother against brother. Chronicles the clash of a Confederate cavalry officer with a Union spy as they defend their beliefs, their country, and their honor. Called “a riveting piece of historical fiction” by the Midwest Book Review and often compared to Gone with the Wind, Shades of Gray takes readers across the rolling hills of northern Virginia in a page-turning tale of courage and love.
• No More Red

  by Bonnie Ferrante

  Amy is having a very bad day because of red. When Amy wishes she would never see red again, she learns that life is not as enjoyable without it. Readers will enjoy discovering the 98 red things featured in the book.
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  House of Girls

  by Joyce Shor Johnson

  Sharon knows, being fifteen, falling in love, and getting pregnant is a real problem. Especially, if you are Jewish, your boyfriend isn’t, and you are determined to keep your baby. Just because Sharon agrees to go away to home for unwed girls to wait out her pregnancy in secret, doesn’t mean she is willing to give up her baby. Will Jimmy come through for her? Will she do the hardest thing she believes she will ever have to do, say goodbye. Based on the true story of her birth mother, Johns... more
• The Little Fish from the Sea

  by Roger Neetz
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  HOOK: The Untold Stories of Neverland

  by K.R. Thompson

  Archie Jameson sat in the dark corners of the print shop, dreaming of adventure. Today, it found him. Caught in a chilly October storm, he ducked into a tavern, hoping to escape the rain. What he found, was a room teeming with pirates. Shanghaied by the most elderly of the lot, Archie found himself serving on a ship captained by the fiercest pirate ever to sail the seven seas--the man known as Blackbeard. Through a series of thrilling twists, Archie finds himself captain of another of ... more
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  Christa's Luck the story of a girl, her horse, and the last wild mustangs

  by Jennifer Grais and Michael Grais

  Inspired by a real horse rescue, Christa’s Luck is a teen fiction novel about Christa’s love for an endangered herd of wild horses and how her special connection with them inspires her to look beyond her own unforgivable mistakes and try again. She rises up to become a horse advocate at fourteen, whose passion and heart move an entire town to take action. In the vein of The Horse Whisperer and the Black Stallion, Christa’s Luck is an epic adventure story of courage, friendship and freedom. ... more
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  Gladly Giraffe

  by George Masi

  This is the story of a sensitive and kindly giraffe who is always eager to help his friends with their problems in an effort to make them happy
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  Summer Symphony

  by Brandon Shire

  For every woman who has lost a child to stillbirth, there is also a grieving father... Martin Zoric had vivid dreams of fatherhood, of a small hand pressed to his, of pink dresses and girlish laughter. Then his wife had a stillbirth and his world fell apart. He listened to the unwanted apologies, stood by his wife as was expected of him, and kept his façade strong and firm for the entire world to see. But does he have the strength let go and really grieve? When Ren Wakahisa landed in... more
• STILL A FAMILY: A YOUNG CHILD'S BOOK ABOUT DIVORCE

  by SANDY LANTON

  Emily got scared when her parents fought--then angry when they separated. she soon discovered that it was OK to have two homes--even fun, and they were STILL A FAMILY.
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  In The Blood Of The Greeks: Intertwined Souls Series, Book 1

  by Mary D. Brooks

  Historical Lesbian Romance in War Ravaged Greece Secrets. Passion. Destiny. In the Blood of the Greeks is set against the backdrop of World War II. The novel begins in a most troublesome period of human history, where subjugated by the might of Nazi Germany, two women meet under extraordinary circumstances. This is the story of Eva Muller, the daughter of a German Major, in command of the occupying force in Larissa, Greece in 1942. Through the intervention of the village priest she meets Z... more
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  Route to Survival

  by Sue Faris Raatjes

  What happens when your support scaffolding suddenly disappears? In Route to Survival Kate Mitchell makes courageous choices without sacrificing her feminine nature or the roles she must play in life. After losing her long-time husband, she sacrifices her upper middle-class lifestyle to spend nearly a year in a secluded African village. There she experiences unspeakable sadness and violence. She returns to her home in the States, but not alone. In spite of her fears, she proactively tackles lo... more
• Novanglus the New Englander: Poetry Inspired by New England

  by Ken Regan

  A poetry collection inspired by the author's having grown up in New England.
• A Christmas Miracle Comes to Holy Nativity

  by Ken Regan

  New pastor Bill Sanders begins serving a congregation that most people have given up on. Through a series of mishaps he gradually wins the congregation over and unites them in putting on a disastrous Christmas Pageant.
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  God Made the Rainbow: A Love Story

  by Ken Regan

  Michael Griggs, a young man about to become a minister, has a crisis of faith when his new bride Jenny dies, leaving him to raise her two little daughters alone. When the girls grandparents seek custody of the girls, Michael must confront his doubts in order to keep the girls in his life. He finds hope in reliving how he met and fell in love with Jenny.