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  • Beyond the Moon

    by Velda Brotherton
    Katie agrees to teach art techniques at the vet's hospital to deal with the painful loss of her husband. She discovers her own buried strengths when Glen's lost soul reaches out to her and they become close friends. Dealing with a damaged warrior is more difficult than she thought. But love makes no room for defeat, and their battles though hard won promise a life together if only they can persevere

  • A Choose Your Own Hookup Adventure

    by JD Waterhouse
    ‘A Choose Your Own Hookup Adventure’ is funny, light, bright, interesting and clever. The piece offers a strongly drawn examination of the impact of the contemporary dating world on agency, and free will.' - Eleanor Dymott. 'Like the opening glitterball, it shimmers and delights. I think it's an interesting piece overall in making a reader aware of his/her own preferences, choices, preconceptions, etc., as metafiction often does.' - David Vann, Legend Of A Suicide. A Choose Your Own Hookup... more

  • Fall Boys and Spring Girls

    by Jim Gibbons

  • In This Land of Plenty

    by Mary Smathers
    A Family Saga through California’s Rich History… When twenty-something Nicole Sinclair stumbles on DNA reports that document an ancestry far different from her father’s narrative of a white, northern European background, she enlists the help of her great grandmother to investigate their roots. As she and Great Gram ignore her father’s protests and search for documents in the attic of a historic San Francisco Victorian, the family’s actual history unfolds. \tTheir true Californio ancestors i... more

  • The Boys Next Door: A novel about the Beatles

    by Dan Greenberger
    Alan Levy is a college student who, in the fall of 1960, spends a semester abroad in Hamburg, Germany. There, he has the misfortune to rent a room next door to an up-and-coming rock and roll band from the North of England. They call themselves the Beatles. They are loud, rambunctious, and high-spirited. They are wildly unconventional (at least compared to Alan’s Ivy League polish) and play horrible, jarring music at all hours of the night. They are friends, however, with a young woman with wh... more

  • Gray Area

    by Linda M. Au
    Emily Saunders is the hot topic of conversation again. Just when she was beginning to feel her husband’s recent death was no longer the big news item at church, she’s violently attacked back in her hometown after her class reunion. The attack leaves her bruised and battered, struggling to remember the details of what happened. What exactly happened that night? Emily returns to Pittsburgh—to her children and to Peter, her new boyfriend from church—but finds herself worrying about everyth... more

  • The Soul's Tariff

    by Jay Wright
    When a telescope arrives in Venice from the East, Jacopo Robusti, better known as the painter Tintoretto, is asked to examine and replicate it. In the winter of 1571 Cyprus has fallen. The Habsburgs press on the Venetian State from the north. War with the Ottoman Empire is coming to the seas.

  • Consigned to Oblivion

    by B.C. Hedlund

  • The Coalition

    by William Corgile
    Young black male grows up in working class W.D.C. Experiences family tragedy. As a result of the tragedy and hard work, the man becomes very materially successful. But it nags him that he wants to hide himself and his success from his roots. His parents were social activists so he feels guilty. Then a case of social engineering finds him gives him the opportunity to make his parents proud of him.

  • Once And Future Wife

    by Clarissa Kae

    Immortal men like Rhys Glyndwr belong to forgotten fables—along with his reincarnating wife—but instead, they haunt the mind of a modern scientist, Isla Belle Thorne. Like an old blanket, visions of the healer servant and his wife, the daughter of a duke, have comforted Isla Belle, the only constant in her unstable childhood. When her mother is hospitalized for a mental breakdown, Isla Belle fears for her own health and keeps the visions a secret. As Isla Belle starts her new job ... more

  • Descents Vodka'

    by Dominique jenkins
    -lucky bones & steady conquert is my name: Dominique .T. Jenkins "the sister" . -Nothing can stand-out more than 'Loyalty, Money & Education of Yearly Communion . As a young woman whose Life depends on everything & everyone to make the right Bucks in Life to out defind the next Script in her Life after family & honor society school are all put on hault , Graduated ;but nothing changes around her but teasers & self-discipline. Lots of people personals such as theraputic backgrounds also comm... more

  • Something in Madness (DarkHorse Trilogy, Book 3)

    by Ed Protzel
    Set in 1865 Mississippi, Something in Madness illuminates Reconstruction, one of the darkest periods in American history and the roots of America’s ongoing racial divide. The novel incorporates well-researched details of real events and attitudes from the era to ground both the characters and the story in reality. And its varied points of view — black, white, mixed-race, Native American, male and female — will leave readers questioning their own place in society. Appomattox ended the war with... more

  • Harry the Camel

    by Diann Floyd Boehm
    HARRY THE CAMEL will surely pull on the heart strings of readers as he pines for a life he can never have. Harry lives in the sand dunes of Dubai, and he often watches from a distance as the beautifully sleek race horses at the track run their laps. He laments that his back isn’t as smooth as theirs and wonders how much faster he could run without his bulky old hump. As he dreams of the possibilities, Dover the bird swoops in and teases him about his hump, making him feel even worse about how he... more

  • The Little Girl in the Moon - Moxie and Tycho Town

    by Diann Floyd Boehm
    The Little Girl in the Moon author, Diann Floyd Boehm, has teamed up with her daughter, Katherine Louise, in the third book in the series, The Little Girl in the Moon - Moxie & Tycho Town. Together, they have created the imaginary town nestled in Tycho Crater, which is located on the Earth's moon. Katherine and Diann's collaborative artistic talents have brought the town to life. The colorful illustrations are sure to spark young readers' imaginations. Moxie, the little girl in the moon's pet do... more

  • The Little Girl in the Moon the Big Idea!

    by Diann Floyd Boehm
    Every night the little girl in the moon watches the earth from afar just like the earthlings gaze at the moon and wish upon the stars. One night she sees so many wishes not quite reaching the stars and she tells her mommy how it worries her. She wants, with all her heart, to help the wishes get to the stars so they will come true. Her mommy whispers a secret to her that sparks the little girl’s imagination. Before long the Little Girl in the Moon gets a ‘Big Idea’ and she and her Moonling friend... more

  • The Little Girl in the Moon

    by Diann Floyd Boehm
    An inquisitive little girl who lives on the moon wonders if earth children know about ‘moonlings’. Her mom asks her if they did, what she would want the earth children to know about her life on the moon. The little girl shares her thoughts on how she’s ‘just like them’ and with each illustration you see the connection of the earth and the moon. Creative depictions of each phase of the moon reveal a bit more of the little girl until eager readers finally see her bright smiling, full-moon face. Sh... more

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