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  • The Liberation of Ravenna Morton

    by Suzanne Jenkins
    Ravenna Morton is an American Indian woman living a very old-fashioned life in a primitive cabin at the edge of the Kalamazoo River. Facing modern problems when her lifelong affair with a Greek artist is closely examined by their children after a child she gave up for adoption dies, The Liberation of Ravenna Morton captures the small-town dynamic of a family’s private secrets being exposed to the world. A poignant look at the melding of two Americanized cultures observed under a microscope.

  • Could You Ever Love a Witch?

    by Danielle Elison Webb
    Based on the award-winning children’s song, “Could You Ever Love a Witch?” is a charming tale about finding love in unexpected places. Filled with humorous illustrations and a surprise ending, this picture book will delight children ages 4-8 (and grown-up kids, too!). The book comes with a free digital download of the song.

  • Background Noise

    by Peter DeMarco

    Disaffected suburbanite Henry Walker is on a one-man mission to clean up his town. But is he a popular hero or an enemy of the people? BACKGROUND NOISE charts a young man’s descent from dreams of stardom to fantasies of revenge. As Henry immerses himself in his past, memories become guilt, guilt becomes obsession, until violence is the only logical response.

  • Woods Runner, Massacre at Schenectady 1690

    by Rejean Giguere
    Hatchets swung up and down. Blood spattered across the snow. Flames shot up from the burning buildings, sending sparks spiraling up into the darkness. Indian war cries split the night, sending shivers up the spines of attackers and victims. One man, Jean Baptiste Giguere, stood in the middle of the chaos, questioning his role in the mayhem, his loyalties torn between the country who claimed this land, and his attachment to the new land itself. Before there was Canada or America, there wa... more

  • Who Gathers the Breeze

    by David Vigoda
    What do romantic love and big business have in common? They were the two big social innovations of the fourteenth century and haven’t changed essentially since then; but how differently we live with them now! Margherita is a rigidly governed wife who asserts her freedom on pilgrimage to distant Santiago de Compostela. Tiffany, ambitious, confident, successful, discovers more on pilgrimage than she imagined. Both explore a new world of love, filled with passion but bounded by strictures, while... more

  • Goalden Sky

    by Tracey Morait
    After her stepmother Shelley walks out, Gemma Sutherland is happy to have her dad back to herself again. Life is good: she's playing football at Naylorsfield School and Tyrone Collins, who she used to fight with all the time, is now one of her best friends. Then Portia, Shelley's daughter, comes back to live with the Sutherlands because her mother feels too depressed to look after her. Even though she gets on better with Portia than she used to, Gemma isn't happy that she's back, but Portia look... more

  • One Game One Time

    by Jeff Scurran
    America’s newest college football program, under the leadership of their intrepid and highly experienced football coach, receives an unexpected bid to play in the premier Jr. College Bowl Game on national television. Despite the team’s huge underdog position, the coach cobbles together a plan that just might work. But first he must regroup his regionally and culturally diverse team and overcome a variety of huge obstacles. All of the challenges inherent in coordinating a major road trip to the... more

  • Beryl and the Monsters

    by Neil McFarlane
    A story of pre-lapsarian innocence and corruption ... a gripping and powerful allegory of the modern world. Voices emerge from the darkness. Albert and Beryl hear the howls of strange creatures in the forest. John tells them there are no monsters, but Beryl discovers a creature caught in the brambles. Albert doesn't like the look of it... "An ambitious, deceptively compelling story - engagingly strange, and strangely engaging." - BBC Radio 4

  • Scarback: There So Much More To Fishing Than Catching Fish

    by Roger Corea
    Scarback is to fishing what Caddyshack is to golf - absolutely hilarious! But Scarback has much more depth and insightfulness. The story is fast-paced and heart warming with a memorable cast of funny, endearing characters. It is humorous, often heart wrenching, and always very entertaining. You will love Dominic and you will love this story.

  • 978-0-9961029-1-9

    by Stephen Kitsakos
    In the summer of 1974, Dr. Rose Strongin, a marine biologist, inexplicably disappears for three hours on the last day of an archaeological dig at the Sea of Galilee. She has no memory of the disappearance, but it causes her to miss her flight home from Israel. That plane, TWA 841, explodes over the Mediter-ranean killing all aboard. Twelve years later she learns that a 2,000 year-old perfectly preserved vessel, dubbed the “Jesus Boat,” is uncovered at the site of her disappearance and she begin... more

  • Across The Pond by Michael McCormick

    by Michael McCormick
    Across The Pond by Michael McCormick is the story of a young American who fights for his country in Vietnam, only to be rejected when he comes home. The author based the story on his own experience during the war. Ron Kovic, author of Born On The Fourth of July wrote in the foreword, "This book with it's deeply compelling narrative grips the reader from the very beginning and does not let go. It is written with the violence and fury of Leon Uris's Battle Cry, and the tenderness and compassion of... more

  • Little Friends Adventures

    by Ann Brady
    A comic size compilation of all 3 x Illustrated Short Story books titled Little Friends: Includes illustrations and activities and colouring sections.

  • Little Friends: Farmyard Fun

    by Ann Brady

    Third of a set of 3 x short story books. This one is about the adventures of creatures in the farmyard and their friends. The book has illustrations and includes questions and colouring sections.

  • Little Friends: In the Garden

    by Ann Brady

    Second of a set of 3 x short story books. This one is about the adventures of creatures in the garden and their friends. The book has illustrations and includes questions and colouring sections.

  • Little Friends: Woodland Adventures

    by Ann Brady

    First of a set of 3 x short story books. This one is about the adventures of creatures in the woods and their friends. The book has illustrations and includes questions and colouring sections.

  • Dear Friends: Letters from Abroad

    by Ann Brady

    The story follows the trials and tribulations of two young women during the 19th century. They are friends but shouldn't be as they come from different social stratas. The tale shows that everyone can achieve success and find love and romance with the unlikeliest of men.

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