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  • Beaufort 1849

    by Karen Lynn Allen
    After years abroad, Jasper Wainwright returns to Beaufort, South Carolina, home of his unruly youth. Slavery and Sea Island cotton have made this summer seat of plantation owners one of the wealthiest and most cultured cities in America . . . and also the most hotheaded, secessionist city in the South. Jasper's cousin, Henry Birch, wants him to marry his niece, Cara, a pianist and the prettiest girl in the county. Believing slavery doomed, Jasper has no desire to settle in the South a... more

  • The Coach House

    by Florence Osmund
    Newlyweds Marie Marchetti and her husband Richard have the perfect life together. Or at least it seems until Marie discovers his involvement with people and activities that make her run for her life. Fate draws her to Atchison, Kansas, where she rents a coach house apartment tucked away behind a three-story Victorian home that she believes is a safe refuge and perfect place to start over. Richard isn’t about to let her go so easily and continues to seduce her into his world, yet it is the discov... more

  • Daughters

    by Florence Osmund
    Twenty-four-year-old Marie Marchetti has just experienced a life-altering revelation—the identity of her real father. As she packs for her first visit with him and his family, she wonders how her life is about to change, how they will receive her, and what she will learn about her own identity. A lot happens as a result of Marie’s Thanksgiving visit, and in her search for peace and truth in her life, she quickly learns that disparate lives can converge and interact in profound and surprising... more

  • Red Clover

    by Florence Osmund
    The troubled son of a callous father and socialite mother determines his own meaning of success after learning shocking family secrets that cause him to rethink who he is and where heʼs going. In Lee Winekoop’s reinvention of himself he discovers that lifeʾs bitter circumstances can actually give rise to meaningful consequences.

  • Glenfiddich Inn

    by Alan Geik
    Glenfiddich Inn is set in WWI-ear Boston, New york, and Scotland. It embraces stock scams, love affairs, the emergence of Babe Ruth, a naive simpleton, as America's first sports hero—and throughout is the struggle to keep the country out of the disastrous "Great War." A central theme is the early days of experimentation in a new technology—wireless audio transmissions. Its proponents called it "radio." Two of the female characters are certain of its ability to connect the world in ways never... more

  • Regarding Anna

    by Florence Osmund
    After recovering from the shock of her parents perishing in a tragic accident, Grace Lindroth discovers clues in their attic that cause her to believe the people she called Mom and Dad her whole life may not have been her real parents. In her search for the truth, Grace encounters people whose actions cause her to be distrustful of just about everyone, making her mission that much more difficult but heightening her determination to uncover what she believes is essential for her to go on with... more

  • We Regret to Inform You: Stories

    by Tim Fredrick

    A boy strives to become a world record holder.
    A man wakes from cryosleep to learn he has months to live.
    A catnip toy seeks affection from a cat.
    A father turns to stone.

    Writing in varied voices and pulling from different genres, from science fiction to fantasy to absurdism, Tim Fredrick explores male relationships with insight and humor. The characters in these fourteen stories-parents, siblings, lovers, and friends-struggle to find connection with those around them an... more

  • Fortune Brawling (The Fortune Series Book 2)

    by Jennifer Theriot
    Two guitars. Two wild women. One crazy honky tonking night in Georgia. The Ace is high and the Joker is always wild. When Texas meets Tennessee, the end result spells T.R.O.U.B.L.E In Story Two of The Fortune Series, we find country musician Dallas Fortune in a tight spot. Guitar God Billie Joe McAllister has betrayed her once again. As if by magic, her BFF from Ft. Worth Texas, guitarist Jodie Marie Jennings, drives all night to come to her aid in a time of need. What happens at Bud's... more

  • Of Crime and Passion

    by Jonathan Harnisch
    Book Six of the groundbreaking bestseller Jonathan Harnisch: An Alibiography, Of Crime and Passion, explores romantic love through the story of John Marshal, who is taught by a prostitute that one can get everything one wants through seduction. John wants glory and personal prestige and vows to get it by obtaining lowly positions in upper-class homes, and then seducing the one woman in the household who has the most influence. He begins with Maribelle Roman and ends with Claudia Sinclair. He dis... more

  • The Chameleon

    by Matt Micros
    After watching his high school rival get elected Governor of Connecticut, California beach bartender, John Mann, is goaded into a bet that has him attempt to succeed at five different high profile jobs. He can secure the jobs by any means necessary–beg, steal, lie or call in favors–but once he has them, he has a maximum of six months to succeed at each. Blazing a trail that runs through Salisbury, Connecticut, Dallas, Cleveland, Las Vegas and Los Angeles, he immerses himself in each position, be... more

  • Amani's River

    by David Hartness
    Amani’s River follows ten-year-old Aderito has been brought from the United States to the banks of a beautiful river in Homoine, Mozambique. There, he befriends a young girl named Victoria, and for a brief time, their childhood is promising. Soon, the violence that is raging across the country makes its way to Aderito’s doorstep, and both children are abducted by rebels and forced to learn the ways of trained killers in a war they barely understand. With only each other for support, Victoria... more

  • The Perfect Girl, The Prostitute & Other Stories

    by CC adetula

    From the Widow to the Ex-Wife, the Prostitute to the Perfect Girl, Beggar to the Bourgeois, this book explores every vista - providing an intriguing peak into the lives of friends and perfect strangers. I bet you think this book is about you...

  • Doctor Margaret's Sea Chest: The Azadi Series Book 1

    by Waheed Rabbani

    From the Book’s Back Cover

     

    Doctor Margaret’s Sea Chest, is Book I of a series of historical fiction set during India’s struggle for freedom—Azadi—from the British Raj. The Books weave a tale of international intrigue, conflict, and poignant love between interesting characters of that era.

     

    In 1965 an over 100-year-old sea chest, believed to be that of an American doctor, Margaret, is... more

  • The Solomon Twist

    by Dan Hammond Jr.
    Twin sons of different fathers? Sure, the chances are slim and none. But to Mazel McDonald, it sounds like a good idea at the time. Kirkus Reviews hailed Dan Hammond Jr.'s debut novel DELBERT JUDD as, "lighthearted and funny...explor(ing) substantial issues, which gives it poignancy and weight." His latest effort, THE SOLOMON TWIST, is similar in tone yet carries a picaresque glory that leaves readers laughing out loud one minute and with a lump in their throat the next. In the west ... more

  • Lost in the Shadows

    by Sydney Bristow
    Imagine a time when love was not only discouraged, but also considered irrelevant. When women had no legal rights. When the only way for women to secure a bright future was by taking “the dark leap” into marriage. Sound far-fetched? Welcome to Boston on the eve of the Revolutionary War. Grace Galloway always regretted never finding time to meet prospective suitors. She was too busy caring for her siblings. Until she meets a wealthy politician who makes her realize that romance is truly worth... more
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    Hungry Like The Wolf

    by John Crawford

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