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Silver Voyage

by Sandy Mason

'Silver Voyage' follows the exploits of British mathematician Alan Turing as he attempts to hide a fortune in silver during the dark days of World War II. Turing and his assistant plan a strategy to move the silver to the U.S. only to be confronted by criminal currency traders who may have a way of inflating the value of Turing's fortune. They will stop at nothing - even murder - to achieve their aims.

The Cowgirl Jumped Over the Moon

by Linda Ballou

Gemcie and her Irish Hunter, Marshal, are about to capture the World Cup when a nasty fall dashes their chances. While she is mending, her arch rival seizes this opportunity to catch a ride on Marshal, and to seduce her young husband. Confused and dazed by her new circumstances, Gemcie heads for the high Sierras hoping the majestic spires that captured the heart of the father that she never met will provide the answers she seeks. She finds strength and solace riding solo on the John Muir Trail, ... more

Ashes of Waterloo

by Olivia Andem

Entry Wounds

by Mario Almonte

A trip to Boston in search of a runaway wife puts two young men's friendship to the test and forces them to confront the truth of the different paths they took that led to their failures as aspiring writers. While Greg Somers achieved success in the corporate world, David Russo stagnated in low-wage jobs, fell into drinking and into abusing his wife, and now deals with a failed marriage. Greg is forced to recognized that their friendship had never been as strong as he believed and that he had ne... more

Theresa Manning

by Mario Almonte

The brutal beating of a former lover forces a young businessman to confront the painful memories of his brief and failed affair with her, and the choices he made in life that brought him to her side at the hospital six months later. As doctors struggle to save her life, he must explain to police his role in the violent domestic dispute in which the woman, Theresa Manning, killed her husband. The police want to know why, as she lay bleeding and barely clinging to life, her husband nearby in a poo... more

The Adventures of the 19XX - Shining Skull 1936

by Paul Roman Martinez

The year is 1936, and the 19XX organization travels to Tibet to prevent the General made of metal, known as the Shining Skull, from spreading destruction and Civil War. In this epic third book in the 19XX series, the group finds themselves searching for an ancient and mysterious power that promises to end all wars forever. But if they find it, will they choose to use it? And if so, what price will they pay?

The Color of Character

by Glen Shuld

After growing up during the civil rights movement, Glen Feigman has always found pride in judging people not by the color of their skin but by the content of their character. As a gay man living in Chicago, he strives to stand for social justice in any way he can. But despite his upbringing in a liberal Jewish family, Glen's relationship with race is more complicated than it seems. Disturbed by a recent string of violent crimes in his hometown, he finds himself reflecting on earlier even... more

Dead Sisters: The Thunder: Perfect Mind

by Debra L. Manion

In the 1980s, an obscure graduate student was the foremost scholar on a newly discovered gnostic tractate entitled Thunder, Perfect Mind. Previously, only one Harvard professor had significantly researched the work, but his untimely death left her alone in the field. On her own within the university stacks and the Egyptian intertestamental past, she struggles to break the code of a 2,000 year old buried writing, which in turn leads her down unexpected rabbit holes of stolen chi... more

Claimed by the Enemy

by Shauna Roberts

2300 BCE. Mesopotamia. Sargon the Great's legions swarm across the known world, conquering city after city. Ten years after their home city was destroyed by Sargon's army, two exiles—a lonely princess and a reluctant soldier—struggle to stay alive and choose their own destinies.

Out of a Dream

by Rosemary Hines

Michelle Baron should be reveling in her new life in Sandy Cove, Oregon. From the outside, it all looks idyllic. A newlywed settling into a quaint coastal town, her husband establishing himself as a junior partner in a law firm—what more could she want? But a series of disturbing nightmares haunts Michelle. Her quest to understand these dreams leads her to the New World bookstore, where she begins a spiritual journey that will challenge her Christian heritage as well as her marriage.

978-1482739718

by Julie Affleck

A is for Applesauce is the first in the Arthur & Zita Alphabet Book series. Nine year old Zita loves WORDS! and her favourite book is the DICTIONARY! Today is "A WORDS DAY". While she and her younger brother Arthur await the arrival of awesome Aunt Alice, Zita searches for all the words she can that begin with the letter A. A is for Applesauce tells of a trip to the Animal Zoo cut short, and other commotions, accompanied by A Words such as applesauce, ants, attempted arrest, angel food cake, awa... more

River Card

by Joan Destino

The Mirage Hotel and Casino of the mid-nineties, is the definitive setting for a unique perspective on life in “sin city.” For Georgia Kassov Cates, “...perfect wife, loving mother, good person...” Vegas becomes Hemingway’s “Clean Well-lighted Place.” And then the lights go out, literally..Georgia confronts past fears as well as present dangers, and deals with a gambling addiction that leads to embezzlement. The mysterious connection among several characters is rooted in dismal late nineteen-... more

Son of Man

by Tom Pawlik

Frank Coswell embarks on a road trip from Chicago to Palm Springs, looking forward to an early retirement with plenty of sun and golf. But the truth is, he's running from dark secrets in his past. And when he picks up a hitchhiker along the way, he's not prepared for what happens.

Blue Columbine: A Contemporary Christian Novel (Grace Revealing Book 1)

by Jennifer Rodewald

Reeling from professional failure, Andrew Harris needs a fresh start. When he runs into his childhood sweetheart, Andrew is confident he can overcome the demons he tries to keep hidden. Jamie Carson is thrown off balance when Andy resurfaces in her life. He fills her days, whispering significance to her heart and offering a reprieve from loneliness. But his rejection of the faith she thought they’d once shared, and his alarming drinking habit keep her heart from plunging into deep, murky waters... more

Heavy Weather

by Normandie Fischer

It takes a town to save a child. That town is Beaufort, North Carolina. Annie Mac’s estranged husband vows that nothing will stop him from getting his baby girl. Not Annie Mac and certainly not that boy of hers. Only four blocks away, Hannah Morgan lives in comfort with her husband and dog, making pottery and waiting for her best friend to come home. When she discovers the two children cowering in the bushes and their mama left for dead, it doesn’t take her long to set her coterie of do-... more

Claude: A Dog of the Sixties

by Katherine L. Holmes

Perry has his own misadventures when the standard poodle Claude comes to his house. Because of a defect, Claude can’t be a show dog. But he fetches beyond his training, opens doors, and attempts to roam the neighborhood. The spring before the moonwalk, Perry plans a group project about UFO’s, space travel, and the Dog Star. During this, Claude makes escapes like a canine Houdini. Perry’s father has enough to worry about with the anti-war protesters in his history classes. Can Perry turn Claude’s... more

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