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  • Ferocious Fall

    by C.A. Hartnell
    New and revised, author approved edition. Thunder roars in the cloudy skies over El Monte, Southern California, during October of 1955, as friendship, fun, fall leaves, and mystery fill the pages of Ferocious Fall: Our Wild Weather Escapes, the third volume in a four book series. Join two eleven-year-old, All-American kids, Pete and Carol Ann, and a beagle puppy, as they scramble from one weather-filled adventure to another. Can they find shelter from a crazy cloudburst, outrun a dust devil, and... more

  • Sinister Summer

    by C.A. Hartnell
    New and revised, author approved edition. Surf's up! Make the summer scene for friendship, fun, adventure, and mystery that fill the pages of Sinister Summer: Cars, Cruisers, and Close Calls, the second volume in a four book series. Join two eleven-year-old, All-American, Southern California kids, Pete and Carol Ann, as they set off fireworks on the Fourth of July, learn to surf at Huntington Beach, and cruise "flat out" with teenagers on Route 66. These two friends, and a beagle puppy, search f... more

  • Scary Spring: Our Polio Fright of 1955 (The 1950s Adventures of Pete and Carol Ann)

    by C.A. Hartnell
    "Fire it up" for friendship, fun, adventure, mystery, and courage that fill the pages of Scary Spring: Our Polio Fright of 1955. Like the Indian-head hood ornament on Aunt Jean's Pontiac Chieftain car that leads the way down dark and scary streets, Pete leads his friend, Carol Ann, on fun and frightening adventures. The two eleven-year-olds play fast-paced games of Hide and Seek, Hot Potato, and Jump Rope. They confront their polio vaccine fears then hunt for tasty treats like homemade cookies o... more

  • Francis The Horse That Is

    by Sonia B. McNulty
    Meet Francis, a horse with a curious affliction. Join him as he and his unlikely band of Australian friends embark on a journey together that will change Francis's life. Francis's was born with a serious abnormality and then sadly, abandoned. Francis is cared for in secret on a remote farm. There he meets Tom, a bounding border collie, and a huge python and mice. With their unwavering support Francis gains his confidence again. Come with Francis as he sets out through the Australian bush on hi... more

  • Falling Like Ember

    by Christina L. Schmidt

    Lux Tazo doesn’t quite fit in with her picture-perfect family. Her artwork appears messy, her fashion sense resembles a Tim Burton movie character, and the soundtrack to her life begins with a Sia song. She hopes to find acceptance at Briar Heights Academy where she becomes best friends with designer Anya Jensen, and falls for musical prodigy Ember Sweeney —  but misunderstandings keep her feeling like a loner there, too. Following a downward spiral of self-doubt, Lux is dete... more

  • AK-239

    by ROGER R. ELLIS

    What happens when you combine Russian billionaires, a crazy president and nuclear weapons?

    World War III.

    Only one man can stop it, former Navy SEAL, John Denning.

    Ripped from today's headlines, this military thriller picks up where Tom Clancy left off.

  • Love With Imperfect Strangers: A Novel

    by Em Elless

    A hilarious, poignant tour de force of American angst, where love matches wits with reality.

    Jerry Becker is so obsessed with the country's ills, his girlfriend Amy gives him an ultimatum; either see a psyche detective who claims he can cure angst in one day, or it's over. And so ensues the most bizarre 24 hours of his life in a dangerous part of town known as the Crosshairs District.

    Jerry's only weapon is a sharp sense of humor, but in the dead of night wit... more

  • A LUCKY DAY

    by Carlos J. Server
    The largest prize ever awarded by the EuroMillions lottery has been won by a lucky someone from a small village on the French Riviera. What starts out as the happiest day in history for the local inhabitants soon turns into a race against the clock to find the lucky winner and cash in the lottery ticket. A priest with verbal incontinence, a sweet little old lady with secret sexual fantasies about the local butcher, a village mayor who’s held power for thirty years, and a mailman in love with the... more

  • Dreams and Realities

    by Jonathan L Trapman
    BASED ON A TRUE STORY When an English investigative journalist in 1920s New York discovers a vast unpaid fortune owed his family for gold gifted to the Revolutionary cause he believes he’s hit his very own Yellow Brick Road. Far from leading him to riches it uncovers dark secrets and nightmare scenarios impacting the world. Will he decide there are bigger fish to trap and truths to expose? Does he become the fish or fisherman? Will his findings ignite the spark for another revolution or are t... more

  • THOSE TONSILS HAVE GOT TO COME OUT!

    by Jenniffer Harr
    A giraffe has to have his tonsils taken out. This book walks a child through the steps necessary to have surgery. Starting at the first office visit and going through all the steps till he goes home. This book will take some of the fear and mystery out of surgery for anyone.

  • A Book of Revelations

    by A. C. Burch
    Life is all about risk. Sometimes you embrace it. Other times, fate forces your hand. This powerful collection transports the reader from “Private Quarters,” where a young musician must negotiate the competing demands of two strong-willed women, to a luxurious yacht in the Caribbean, where an embittered detective finds himself rejecting his “Last Chance” at love. In “Götterdämmerung,” a concertmaster must salvage an orchestral performance when his conductor has a stroke on stage, while in "Curt... more

  • Flower God Ogre Wolf

    by Marshall Street
    Who'd have guessed? To look at him, back then, when he was young, and friendly, sinless even, who'd have seen it? Yet it was always there. Deep, in his marrow, something stirred. Something primal. A wolf's hunger bayed. So begins the story of Johnnie Lupo – just ten when a thirst for wealth takes hold. 'A Million Quid' becomes his passion and he pursues it – recklessly at first, then brutally. Johnnie's brother Beppe is also driven by hunger, for darker lusts. In the middle is a bright and coura... more

  • The Path of the Child

    by Sojourner McConnell
    We meet Melanie as a baby and quickly see that her life is not a normal nurtured life. As she grows she becomes involved in her reading, learning from the written word what no one else was prepared to teach her. Once she meets a boy from school, a whole new world opens up for her. Find out what secrets and treasures lay beyond that open door.

  • The Color of Cold and Ice

    by J. Schlenker
    Sybil has dreams; the prophetic kind, although interpreting them correctly is another matter. Her latest dream involves her sister Emerald, who wants to pursue her art once more and move on with her life after losing her husband. John, once felt he was making a difference as an ER doctor, but finds himself slipping away in his Manhattan practice as well as in his marriage. Allison, John’s wife wants to change her ho hum existence with John into something spectacular. Mark, Allison’s brother, a s... more

  • Jessica Lost Her Wobble

    by J. Schlenker

    "Jessica Lost Her Wobble" is psychological in nature. At mid-life, Jessie, the main character, after many upsets, moves to an island for contemplation of her life and to make a new start. While there she reflects back on her beginnings in the early 20th century in England, her move to New York City, and marriage at a young age, while making friends with a girl half her age. This friendship opens up a new world for her and helps her explore her own soul. Jessie becomes a part of the ... more

  • Conquest of Canaan: Og

    by Brittany Shannon Lemmon
    Og is an imaginative fiction that combines adventure, romance, and spiritual confliction in a contemporary retelling of biblical events. Led by the famous military genius—Joshua—the Israelites embark on the barbaric conquest of Canaan, including the pivotal abolition of Og, King of Bashan. Abandoned by her mother, and orphaned by her father, Kaya Lucan is as impartial to existence as her hometown is to politics. A haunting past and a semi-boring life of indulging in wine, caring for animals, ... more

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