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  • Journey of Souls

    by Rebecca Warner
    When the brutal husband she believed dead returns from the Crusades, the Lady of Mirefoix turns to murder and magic to protect her people. But the spells do not work as intended; instead, they bring souls from distant lands and different centuries, souls with special gifts and diverse points of view. When war comes, the summoned souls flee to pursue their own destinies. They leave the Lady alone to face the invaders—and to question whether she can be redeemed from her sins. This multicultural fa... more

  • Nemesis Rising

    by Adam Golob
    Sam was a middle school history teacher until the day he was framed and arrested for the murder of his fiancée. His sentence: a lifetime in Zynum Prison. The year is 2045, and the criminal justice system has undergone a massive overhaul. The death penalty has been overturned, but in exchange, top-tier criminals serve life sentences in the infamous Zynum Prison. Walled off and domed, the now-dilapidated city has no guards and no cells. Prisoners are dropped in from the dome's top and forgotten as... more

  • Where Is Grandma?

    by Shari Farris
    What happens when a video phone game of hide-and-seek turns into a hilarious search for Grandma? This delightful book is a heartwarming tale that follows the adventurous journey of Milla and her grandma as they play a special game of hide and seek with Daddy. Milla becomes so engrossed in finding the perfect hiding place that she forgets where she has hidden Grandma! She embarks on a delightful quest to locate her beloved grandma, exploring each nook and cranny of their cozy home.

  • SOULSCAPES

    by Lee Woodman
    Soulscapes, the fifth volume in Lee Woodman’s “scapes” series, is an exploration of the way we reach to understand spirituality and soul in our lives and relations. The poems in this collection express Woodman’s dedication to considering both the scientific fact-based world and the magical, mysterious unknown as elements of an ever-growing faith in the oneness of the universe.

  • A Girl, Stuck

    by Kelly Elizabeth Huston

    She wants in. He needs out.

    Moments from her small but pivotal role in A Very Crowded House, Harriet "Harry" Smith begins her own story where an Ivy League education, her wit, and talented two hands make no promises, least of all the promise of a happily-ever-after.

    A typically tough private investigator and criminology professor, Harry Smith distracts herself from heartbreak by diving headlong into her latest surveillan... more

  • A Very Crowded House

    by Kelly Elizabeth Huston

    A story about love in all its forms and the wonderful, devastating, life-altering things done in its name.

    A catastrophe forces Jocelyn Durand, the author of a decades-old and quite accidental publishing one-hit-wonder, to meet her idol, best-selling suspense writer Asher Cray. Each harbors a literary crush on the other, but if gossip rags are to be believed, Asher is a philandering charmer and more than the naïve Jocelyn could ever hope to handle. Still, while soc... more

  • California Dreaming

    by Noa Silver
    Having grown up on stories of her mother's wild youth in California, Elena Berg relocates from New England to the Bay Area in 2011 for a placement as an English teacher with Teach for America. Once there, she is eager to inspire a love of poetry and literature in her diverse but underprivileged students. Her own grandfather—a Holocaust survivor—was a storyteller and teacher who touched the lives of his students for years to come. Elena’s mother followed in his footsteps, leaving behind the hippi... more

  • The Big Aquarium Adventure; Learn About Frogs, Fish, Turtles, Sharks, and Skates!

    by Nancy Roop
    Early chapter book with amazing art! 5th graders Alex & Jordan, explore Stephen’s visit to The Big Aquarium. Alex questions Stephen about marine life, and how frogs helped him handle a very upsetting event. Jordan creates a nonfiction report with animal’s size, habitat, and life cycles. They write a story. Educational resource for comprehension.

  • Bud

    by Ann Fleming
    As a young leaf, unfolding on the branch of a mighty maple tree, Bud may not have a lot of control over what is happening in the world around him, but he can choose how he will view it, through the lens of his own thoughts. His enthusiastic approach, with a clear sense of appreciation, curiosity, and joy, allows him to experience life to the fullest. When things happen that he doesn’t quite understand, he has faith that everything will work out, and wouldn’t you know it, it does!

  • Elly Robin in Harlem

    by PD Quaver
    Stranded in Manhattan (and still a notorious fugitive, wanted for a crime she didn't commit), 16-year-old piano prodigy Elly Robin concocts the mad ruse of dying her skin to pass as a "Negro"--the enlightened term for an African American in 1916. Her audacious disguise enables her to perform again, and her colossal talent quickly takes her to the pinnacle of such musical success as her adopted race allows. But she also experiences the city's pervasive racism first-hand, and risks exposure by fl... more
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    Nothing Left to Give

    by Marcus Pomrey Griffin

  • Boar's Treehouse: Book 6

    by Cindy and Gus Gee
    In this 6th book by Cindy and Gus Gee, Mom shooed Boar, Junior, and Hardy out of the house to play outside. As the kids wandered around the back yard, they spotted a big tree. The kids thought it would be cool to build a treehouse on it. But how? Hardy then remembered a story Dad once told the kids about making tin-can telephones when he was a kid. You will laugh as you watch the kids figure out how to build their treehouse.

  • Rhapsody in a Minor Mode

    by Elaine Kozak

    After learning a shocking secret about his origins, Niels Larsen, a young musician, abandons his studies, soul-mate, and family to embark on a solitary journey of reflection and healing. His journey takes him to Spain where he discovers flamenco and sets off on a new musical path. As he reconciles himself to his past, Niels learns about love, loss, and the true meaning of family, and discovers that sometimes life does give you a second chance.

  • Cyrano's Journey

    by cindy M. dold
    Cyrano lived a very uncomplicated life. Until one day, a mighty wind blew his door wide open. Rather than retreating into his home, Cyrano embraces his newfound freedom and sets off on a journey to see what he was missing. What Cyrano ultimately discovers is a world of infinite possibilities, far more beautiful than anything he could have ever imagined within black and white walls.

  • Blu

    by cindy M. dold
    Old Blu was once the brightest fish in the sea. But as time passed, his color began to fade away. Everyone tried to help Blu be his old self again: the cleaner fishes cleaned him, the nurse fishes nursed him, and the eels brought him nutritious food to eat. But nothing seemed to work until a fish named “Puffer” tried a new approach.

  • My Sister Sophie

    by cindy M. dold
    When a little sister comes into the world, some older siblings will treat her as if she is the most special, wonderful and unique person on the face of the earth. They’ll shower her with gifts, hugs, and attention to make sure she knows how much they love her and how lucky they feel to have her in their lives.
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