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  • Electric Love

    by Philip Palios
    After years of living amidst the fog of addiction, Jordan Santarelli is cut off by his dealer and on the run over a past due debt. As he emerges into sobriety, he chooses to fight the overwhelming injustices that he had previously turned away from. Jordan believes the only way to spark action among the uninspired is to create a significant disruption. Impatient and angry, he attempts to shut down the Internet to force social change. Will he succeed?

  • The Promise at Koonville: A Fictional Tale of a Promise That Could Not Be Broken

    by C. Anthony Sherman
    Author C. Anthony Sherman tells the story of two young boys from different worlds who form an unbreakable bond in his new book, "The Promise at Koonville." Robert and Buddy meet in the back woods of Koonville in a time when the racial climate separated whites and blacks, yet their brief encounter forms the basis of a lifelong friendship based on a childhood promise. The book carries the reader on a journey through the lives of these two friends and the life choices that set them on different cou... more
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    Benny the Biplane (Volume 1)

    by Fritz Carmichael
    Benny the Biplane loved to fly! He flew pilots everywhere during the war. But then Benny lost his job. Now he sits in a field with other jobless planes. Benny hopes he can find a new job and get to fly once again.

  • Redefining Darkness, Stories

    by Alaric Cabiling

    While not quite a radical departure from his debut, Alaric Cabiling's Redefining Darkness presents as a break from the mould. Redefining Darkness presents the sort of winding plotlines that build up tension and intrigue from beginning to end, leaving readers embroiled long after each story's close. Witness the dark landscape of the world you once knew, redefined.

    A scandal besets a parish community. A forensic pathologist desperately aims to dissect a troubled ... more

  • The Legend of Hobbomock: The Sleeping Giant

    by Jason J. Marchi

    In this compelling story of a young Quinnipiac brave named Blackbird, award-winning author Jason J. Marchi and painter Jesse J. Bonelli teamed up to capture the magic and history of a time before our own. Through young Blackbird's eyes we learn the Quinnipiac tribal legend of how the Sleeping Giant land form in Hamden, Connecticut came to look like a giant man sleeping on his back. The story, brought to life with 14 fine art oil paintings, gives us a renewed appreciation of the natural wo... more

  • I am sooo Lucky!!! III ISBN-978-0-9964633-2-4

    by Sharon Insul

    This sensitive, and often amusing love bond between two young sisters, learning to find, and express their individuality. The day to day learning process of kindness, patience, understanding, and responsibility falls mainly on Emily, but not without often funny and heart warming rambunctious incidents. Emily as the older sister, carries this learning process with grace, love, and at times even moments of understanding for her little sister. 
     

  • I am sooo Lucky!!! ISBN -978-0-9964633-1-7

    by Sharon Insul
    Take one part fascination, add a pinch of curiosity, a dash of learning, a heaping cup of kindness, and mix in a whole lot of joy! *** Come join Emily & Abby to see what fun, and mischief they are up to in book 2 of... I am sooo Lucky!!! II

  • Secrets in the Sky: a Saffron Sweeting novel

    by Pauline Wiles
    No-one ever accused Sophie Campbell of being a coward. From caving trips to rooftop pranks, it appeared nothing could hold her back, especially once she landed a dream job promising travel all over the world. But Sophie’s jet-setting lifestyle is not what it seems and she’s been spending more time in the quiet English village of Saffron Sweeting than she cares to admit. When her beloved Great Aunt Wol dies suddenly, Sophie loses one of the few people who truly know her. As friends, family and a... more

  • Skyline: Tales of Manhattan

    by William Ivor Fowkes
    In SKYLINE: TALES OF MANHATTAN, award-winning playwright and author William Ivor Fowkes presents stories of New Yorkers—gay, straight, and confused—making startling connections and discoveries. On the West Side, a man approaching his 60th birthday tries a new haircut, with disastrous consequences. On the East Side, a Park Avenue Republican gets a taste of life on the "down low" in Central Park. In the East Village, a struggling writer papers his kitchen wall with rejection letters. In SoHo, a gr... more

  • "Christmas and Carol"

    by Steven Saylor
    A children's book for all ages. True animal stories based on the adventures at the Triple S Ranch, were hundreds of rescued animals live happily together. Written and illustrated by Johnye and Steven Saylor who own the ranch in Northern Nevada. Cats, dogs, rabbits, wild horses, burros, peacocks, chickens, turkeys, bunnies and more enjoy shelter, food, medical, dental and the promise of love and care for their entire lives. "Christmas and Carol", a tale of a mother hen who hatches her ... more

  • You Are My Sunshine

    by Roberta Kagan
    Munich, Germany 1941 A child is born in the home for the Lebensborn. She is the daughter of a pure German mother and a member of Hitler's SS elite. Her bloodlines assure that she will be a perfect specimen of Hitler's master race. But, as The Third Reich begins to crumble, the plans for the children of the Lebensborn are drastically altered. Alliances are broken. Trust is destroyed in an instant, secrets surface and friends prove that they are not what they seem. In a time when the dark for... more

  • Returning to the Lion's Den: Life in an Organized Crime Family

    by Marco Manfre
    When Daniel Montello is 18 years old, because his family is overwhelmed with crushing financial problems, he begins working as a errand boy/clean-up person at the Huntington Social Club, a storefront in Bensonhurst, Brooklyn that is used by the De Luca crime family. That decision dramatically alters the trajectory of Daniel’s life and drastically affects all of those who care about him. While not a sequel to The Outcast Prophet of Bensonhurst, this new book by Marco Manfre, Returning to the L... more

  • The Isolation of X

    by Lyra Jade Acajou
    The Isolation of X is a mosaic of interrelated characters seeking happiness, answers, meaning and fulfillment in New York City; among them are thirty-seven year old Lloyd Ellis Stone, husband, Graphic Designer by profession, painter by passion who is forced into unknown territory when he finds his mental and physical health undergoing inexplicable changes, and his talent vanishing. There’s also Sage Marie Simone, a best-selling author in the Self-Help industry who finds her life beset with bizar... more

  • Sorry.

    by Marc Richard
    For fans of Marc Richard who don't have time to read a whole novel. The perfect bathroom reader. This is how he got his start. Includes dumb ramblings and poetry that will probably make you feel better about yourself. Witness an ice skater being eaten by sharks! Unwrap odd Christmas gifts! Find out who the familiar stranger is living next door! All this and more!!!

  • It'll End In Tears

    by Marc Richard
    It’ll End In Tears tells the tale of a rather mediocre psychologist with Borderline Personality Disorder. After eight years of trying to keep up with his moods, his wife Elisa has reached her breaking point and they separate. Meanwhile, he has taken on a rather disturbing patient named Bryan. He has a lot of sympathy for poor Bryan, but his care for him is rather confounded by his own emotions- the depression, the rage, and the fact that he just can’t shake the feeling that his wife may be in lo... more

  • Harm's Way

    by Marc Richard
    Harm's Way is a quaint little novel about eleven typecast teenagers who decide, after much convincing, to spend a week out of their summer vacation in Ben's cabin in the deep Vermont woods. These woods have a terrible history, and as soon as they arrive at camp and see a dead girl skewered on the newel post, they realize that there is a killer on the loose. Like the idiots that they are, they decide to stay the week anyway, and so, thankfully, one by one they get slaughtered. Accusations fly all... more

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