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  • The Blueberry Patch

    by Laura Lee Royale
    A mother and daughter battle mental illness in very different ways. Janet Robbins is determined to take her medication for bipolar affective disorder but her mother, Helen Kendrick is rebellious and refuses to cooperate with her doctors or take her beneficial medication. As a result, Helen's behavior leads to highs and lows that frighten her family. Janet tries to be a good patient but encounters obstacles beyond her control. "The Blueberry Patch" opens eyes to the stigma mentally ill patients f... more

  • Life Over Death

    by Grant Fletcher
    The story follows Tom Roddin on his journey to use the mysteriously received ‘gift of Hope’ – the ability to create 10 miracles in exchange for 10 deaths for the people of his own choosing. Dealing with the power of the gift and the consequences of his choices takes him on a soul-baring journey that tests his moral foundation and redefines the boundaries of situational ethics. Seemingly confident toward the end of his journey in his role as a gifter, Tom’s world quickly unravels with a series of... more

  • Fantastik

    by C. A. McGroarty

    Destiny...Charlie Boone's will be found on a cross country trip with a complete stranger, but why?

    Jake Mott, an ex-con convicted of murder, and Charlie Boone, a city bus driver, are complete strangers; however, when their worlds collide, both of their lives are forever changed.

    Born the son of a schizophrenic woman, Charlie lives in his boyhood home with his wife and two kids, caring for his sick mother.  Tormented by unsettling dreams and frightening visions since child... more

  • The Lion of the Cross: Tales of a Templar Knight

    by T.M. Carter
    William de Scotia’s gentle blood flows with the ancestry of Scottish Kings and the malevolent taint of the murderous Lion of Islam, Sultan Baibars I. Born to an innocent mother, who was stripped of her nobility and dignity, then sold into bondage by a diabolical Genoese slaver, William is the lesser son of the Mameluk Sultanate and fated to be his eldest brother’s elite guard. When his barbarous father is suspiciously poisoned, his eldest brother ascends the throne and William prepares to embrac... more
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    ZANETA IN OLD VENICE ISBN 9 781939029263 LOC Control No. 2014917968

    by Dolores V. Filandro
    The book is set in the late 1400's In the Venetian Republic. Zaneta and her family are threadbare aristocrats who are anticipating an inheritance. When Zaneta encounters a young beauty at the bedside of their sick donor, she despairs. Then she recalls the phrase "the poison is the dose" Instead of jail, she is able to expiate her crime in Assisi. There are bitter disappointments before she can fashion a new life. In digressions, two traders discuss historical events: such as 1453 battle of ... more

  • Klara with a K

    by Sandy Berman
    After liberation from the horrors of Buchenwald Concentration Camp, eighteen-year-old Klara Werner is given a unique opportunity to leave the past behind and forge a new life and fresh identity in the American South. Driven by her mother's final advice to "survive at any costs," she married the army doctor who treated her after the war-and sets off to enjoy unfamiliar freedoms in the the city of Atlanta, Georgia. But Covering up her past becomes increasingly burdensome, as Klara begins to real... more

  • Numbers!

    by Lynne Dempsey
    Help Coco and her neighborhood friends count from zero to ten and back down to zero. Along the way, add, subtract, and count the dog bones.

  • Take the Dog Out!

    by Lynne Dempsey
    "Take the Dog Out!" is a Readers' Favorite 2014 Gold Medal Winner for Children-Animals. "Take the Dog Out!" is a picture book intended to build a child's reading confidence. It has fun illustrations, repetitive text, and sight words. In addition to reading the story, a child can find hidden dog bones, count the barks, and look for something red on every page.

  • Operation Werwolf

    by Tom Kane
    At the end of World War II the Allies discover a Nazi plan to destroy London with a nuclear bomb. The race is on to avert nuclear annihilation and to steal the Nazi secrets... from each other.

  • I Saw Your Profile

    by Rhonda Swan
    A fast-paced drama sprinkled with humor, I Saw Your Profile takes an intimate look at online dating and relationships. Arianna Singleton, a widow and mother of two who moves to Philadelphia to further her career as a journalist, finds herself lonely in the city of brotherly love. She joins an Internet dating site, hoping to meet that special someone. After several comical dates with duds, she thinks she’s finally found a stud in Chauncey, a handsome and charming personal trainer. Nicol... more

  • That Witch Ripped Up My Flowers

    by Michele Lynn Seigfried
    A little princess just wants to plant her flowers. But, a mean witch rips them all up! What is the princess going to do? Find out in this fun story! This book, told in rhyme, teaches children about finding solutions to problems and helping others. For children ages 2-8.

  • FRANKINCENSE AND MYRRH: The Story of the Stable Mice

    by Dr. Jeannine Mizingou
    This is an imaginative story of the first Christmas, as witnessed by the stable mice. A brother and sister mice who live in the hayloft become known as Frankincense and Myrrh. An unknown mishap takes place in the stable, causing the mice to keep the gifts of the magi from falling over. The blessing of that day, the tale shows, covered all of heaven above and the earth below.

  • The Prayer at Valley Forge

    by Dr. Jeannine Mizingou
    In this short story of historical fiction, the young narrator and her brother learn about General George Washington and the prayer at Valley Forge; the story enriches the reader's understanding of the significance of this prayer in America's heritage.

  • The Spirit of '76: A Junior Novel of the American Revolution

    by Dr. Jeannine Mizingou
    This novel for readers of all ages examines America's heritage. In The Spirit of ’76, the storyline takes the reader through the true events of the American Revolution. This junior novel of historical fiction dramatizes what it was like to be alive at such trying and significant times. Young readers fascinated with colonial times or unfamiliar with the War for Independence will take a step back in time and see history played out. It is a journey through the eyes of the young narrator, 7 year-old... more

  • The Seven Deadlies

    by Charles L. Stafford

  • Cathedrals In The Sky

    by Andrew Rajan
    The turbulent saga of Ash, a troublesome, twelve-year-old, trans-racially adopted British-Asian boy, sent to live on a Kent farm by a mother too ill to cope, during the long, hot summer of 1976. There, he discovers a buried WWII Spitfire engine and determines to rebuild it with his Grandfather. Spanning over 70 years, Cathedrals In The Sky is a coming-of-age psychology of love, loss and parenthood, told from a series of five very different perspectives.

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