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  • What She Knew

    by Nadine Galinsky Feldman
    Liz Nabor has a successful Wall Street career, using her brains and ambition to thrive in a male-dominated industry. At the top of her game, she enjoys a glamorous Manhattan lifestyle with her gorgeous boyfriend, Rick. When the 2008 economic crisis looms, though, Liz's boss pressures her to produce revenue…whatever it takes, ethical or not. Just as she explores a big opportunity to save her career, Liz is shaken to discover she’s unwittingly involved clients in Bernie Madoff’s Ponzi scheme. ... more

  • The Foreign Language of Friends

    by Nadine Galinsky Feldman
    When four women meet in a foreign language class, their different backgrounds and experiences cause instant clashes! There's Julia, vivacious and fun, who longs for something more than the country club, jet-setting lifestyle that she leads. Claire, a company attorney in a male-dominated field, intimidates everyone around her. Shy Ellen is trying to have a personal life while caring for her ailing parents. Mickey, a young newlywed, wants to get out from under the shadow of her domineering parents... more

  • Requiem for the Phoenix

    by Skip Allen

    “Action-packed, well-woven reading . . . will leave readers wondering how safe they are in the post-9/11 era, and how much their government is really telling them.” -Foreword /Clarion Review “The author delivers a . . . stirring thriller that relies on political maneuvering . . . just as much as action.” -KIRKUS REVIEWS “Scheming politicians, spies, terrorists, and clandestine power brokers converge in . . . Requiem for the Phoenix.” -Blueink Review Two yea... more

  • The Lady Was a Spy

    by Thomas Garrison
    JEAN WEBB GREW UP WITHOUT A FATHER in the years after World War I, and she learned early on that she needed to go after what she wanted.**Following in the footsteps of her Marine lieutenant father, she decided to serve her country, joining the Reserve Officers’ Training Corps while at Missouri University. Graduating with high honors, she became a second lieutenant in the US Army Intelligence Corps.**After learning German and working at Army headquarters, she was recruited by the Office of Strate... more

  • God's Domain

    by Robert Gallant
    Beautiful graduate student Chesney Barrett, doing environmental research in the Louisiana Atchafalaya Basin, previously helped clandestine government agent Travis Weld locate and destroy a methamphetamines operation in the swamp. Now Weld is back asking her to help rescue brilliant archaeologist David Phillips from leftist guerrillas in the Yucatan Peninsula. Helping David Phillips plunges Chesney into a complex and deadly quest for the sacred site of Viracocha, legendary God over all gods and a... more

  • 50 Shades of Crazy

    by E B Archer
    Christian Grey is dead and a hundred million women mourn his passing. When the man who made it acceptable for a woman to be tied up and taken against her will is found dead, police suspect him the victim of one of his own provocative parlor games gone too far. When the killing is linked to a second homicide, fiction overwhelms fact and speculation of a serial-killer loose on the streets of New York City explodes, with the death of Christian Grey trending nationally on both social and in main... more

  • CONJECTURE ON MY PART

    by LEE JOSEPH
    Imaginings. Reflections. Some Other Stuff. Conjecture On My Part is a collection of short stories and poems, tied together by one common thread: there are no verdicts. Author Lee Joseph meticulously and poignantly details characters, circumstances, and events. But as to the meaning of any of it, he endeavors to leave that to someone else-you, the reader. Meaning is very personal. It’s about much more than what happened. Beliefs, values, and ideals all play a part in determining the meaning ... more

  • Evangeline The Seer of Wall St.

    by Clint Adams

    The stars are infallible; one's true destiny cannot be altered. Or can it? A descendant of presidents John and John Quincy Adams, and the black sheep of her family, astrologer Evangeline Adams flees provincial Boston in 1899 to launch her business in New York City. On the train ride, she casts her own horoscopic chart. Her findings--death on November 10, 1932 and an unusual intimate union--alarm her. Soon after, she meets actress and suffragist Emma Sheridan-Fry, and she spends the rest o... more

  • Help Wanted

    by David Scott

    Unsolved murders in Los Angeles.  Cold case homicides.  Peter Dale and Darcy Garcia become involved in solving these murders as their feelings for one another grow.**Peter and Darcy collect clues using the Sherlock Holmes deductive reasoning process to pursue the killer to an exciting and climactic ending.

  • Sashi Adopts a Brother

    by Linda Greiner
    When we last saw Sashi, she had just been adopted by Anna and her family after a lonely time in the shelter. Her new owners provided a safe, loving home and helped Sashi understand the world around her. In this latest adventure, Sashi Adopts a Brother, the spunky little Sheltie assists her new family as they foster for Shetland Sheepdog Rescue, looking after other Shelties until they find “forever homes.” In this sequel to Sashi, the Scared Little Sheltie, Linda Greiner gives us a moving account... more

  • Abenteuer Halbmond (German Edition)

    by Evadeen Brickwood
    Als ob Erwachsenwerden in den siebziger Jahren nicht schon schwierig genug wäre! Teenager Isabell Bertrand ist zu rebellisch und eine neue Behandlungsmethode mit Hypnose soll da Abhilfe schaffen. Dr. Albrecht führt sie in ihre frühe Kindheit - und immer weiter - zurück. Kann diese in Seidensaris gekleidete Schönheit wirklich sie selbst gewesen sein? Jahre später wird Isabell zu einer Hochzeit in Pakistan eingeladen und die Erinnerungen drängen sich ihr wieder auf. Mit unerwarteten Folgen.

  • Singende Eidechsen

    by Evadeen Brickwood
    Bridget Reinhold ist nicht gerade abenteuerlustig, doch als ihre Schwester Claire im südlichen Afrika verschwindet, hält sie es in England nicht mehr aus. Ohne viel zu überlegen macht sie sich nach Botswana auf, um Claire zu finden. Mit so vielen Hindernissen und Ablenkungen, manche davon nicht unbedingt unerwünscht, hatte sie allerdings nicht gerechnet. Auf einmal scheint alles schief zu laufen und Bridget fragt sich, ob das noch Zufall sein kann. Steckt etwa Übersinnliches dahinter?
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    The Adventures of Digbee: Have You Seen My Touque?

    by Sheri-Lynn Kenny
    Digbee is a coelophysis dinosaur and he lives along the Bay of Fundy. Digbee has a colourful touque and yellow rubber boots. One day the wind steals Digbee’s touque away. During the search for his touque, Digbee meets many Canadian animals who become his friend. He also learns all about the colours in his hat. Great for ages two to ten.
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    Counting Kittens

    by Sheri-Lynn Kenny
    This is the story of ten little kittens who embark on an adventure. While camping beside the Bay of Fundy, they participate in all sorts of activities. This book uses colourful artwork to help children read, count from one to ten, and learn basic addition concepts. Great for ages two to ten.
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    The Alphabet According to Dewey

    by Sheri-Lynn Kenny
    Dewey is a large, fun-loving, orange tabby cat. One of his favourite hobbies is getting into mischief. In this book Dewey teaches the reader all about the alphabet as he uses it. The book uses photography, humour and questions so the reader can interact with him. A fresh, new way to look at the alphabet. Great for ages two to eight and cat lovers of all ages.
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    The Kitchen of Many Colours

    by Sheri-Lynn Kenny
    This is the story of Lara Kennedy and her family. They have just moved to a new and remote community. Lara makes new friends who will be invaluable when a tragedy befalls her family. This book focuses on fire safety, making friends, diversity in the community, multiculturalism and acceptance. Great for ages four to ten.

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