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General Fiction (including literary and historical)

  • Of Woven Fates

    by Megan Formanek
    A world bound by fate and kin, entangled by the guile of men. Svealand 877 CE Married off by her mother, Astrid finds herself trapped in a life of domesticity, far from the freedom she once knew. Confined to her husband’s settlement, she faces his resentful son, who seeks to usurp authority, and the looming inheritance dispute that overshadows Astrid’s future. Astrid must navigate the treacherous waters of her new reality, contending with the fate the Norns have spun. With her husban... more
  • Counting With Colorful Mushrooms

    by Mara Mae
    Embark on a magical journey through the enchanting world of mushrooms with "Counting with Colorful Mushrooms." This delightful children's book combines the wonders of nature with the excitement of learning to count. Each page bursts with vibrant images, showcasing an array of whimsical mushrooms in a rainbow of colors. From one glowing red toadstool to ten rainbow caps, young readers will be captivated by the charming scenes and curious fungi. As they count along, they'll not only enhance the... more
  • The Reluctant Pioneer

    by Julie McDonald Zander
    Matilda Koontz cherishes her life as a wife and mother on a Missouri farm, but her hardworking husband wants to claim free farmland in the Pacific Northwest. When he suggests selling the farm to trek two thousand miles across the Oregon Trail, she balks. But in the spring of 1847, Matilda and Nicholas Koontz and their sons embark on a grueling journey westward. Fresh graves testify to dangers of disease, accidents, starvation, and a multitude of hazards threatening her family and her beloved’s... more
  • Adele and the Whispering Garden

    by Polly Richards
    A brand new home, a forgotten garden, and a mysterious gnome statue. When Adele first heard her family were moving house, she instantly started dreaming of all the fun she could have, uncovering the magic and mysteries her new home could hold. So, when they finally moved in, it came as no surprise that she spent almost all her time exploring the backyard. Little did she know just how much magic was in store for her when she stumbled across the forgotten garden. Suddenly, Adele is giv... more
  • The Sneaky Snacker

    by Sarah Gowayed
    The Sneaky Snacker uses ninja-like stealth to get his hands on yummy treats, in this rhyming picture book for ages 3 through 8, When things go south and he gets sick, he goes on a culinary and healthy journey to feel well again.
  • Samah the Seed

    by Sarah Gowayed
    Samah wants to grow but doesn’t know how. Friends guide the way. Samah learns she needs, soil, air, water, sunlight, and God to grow. An interfaith, fictional picture book written for ages 3 through 8, Samah the Seed is a tale about what is needed for a plant to grow. Where science meets spirituality, Samah the Seed, teaches children what is needed for a plant to grow, including the concepts that God makes things grow and plants and animals worship God too.
  • Rachel Discreetly Explores as Lydia Competes.

    by S.M.Stephens
    The second part of the series, Rachel Finds Herself as Lydia Plays. Rachel is exploring her sexual boundaries. Josh continues to enjoy extramarital affairs with Lydia and her new competition, a Liverpudlian Dancer who is mouthy and provocative at the same time. Kitten is her name; purring, teasing, and dancing is her medicine. Mercedes continues in power play with her rival Lydia, who can't stop herself from sexual indulgence until she concludes that perhaps she is a sex addict, but ... more
  • Advice from a Cat

    by Daniel Damiano
    In the latest novel from acclaimed author Daniel Damiano (The Woman in the Sun Hat, Graphic Nature), Brian tries to be an instrument of working at a non-profit in the Bronx, volunteering, participating in charity events and heeding the wisdom of inspiring sages, before a disturbing event from his past forces him to confront who he once was. Advice from a Cat explores the complexities of someone whose attempt to right a past wrong is challenged when that very past resurfaces - and when guilt a... more
  • A New America

    by Aaron Morell
    In this fictional travelogue, journalist Roman Wolfe ventures into the heart of Independence, a nation formed after widespread secession movements rattled North America. As he navigates a country gripped by political tensions and cultural divides, he confronts both national upheaval and his own personal challenges, searching for clarity and emotional connection in an ever-changing landscape.
  • The Ultimate Sacrifice

    by Peter A. Moscovita
    A compelling story of danger, romance, hardship and commitment. Lieutenant Steven Collins is forced to crash land his aircraft in the French countryside after a fierce encounter with a wing of Luftwaffe aircraft. Wounded, he is cared for by a French nurse in the hilltop village of St. Remi. Evaline Boudreau had never really experienced true love before, the handsome English pilot would change that forever. Evaline uncontrollably falls madly in love with the handsome pilot. Those magical weeks sp... more
  • Crunch: A Super-Hero Story

    by Tyler Svec
    "A fun and entertaining tale of how one Super-Hero family saves the day"- lndependentBookReview.com I was thinking just the other day...not everybody knows a Super-Hero. Therefore I, Walter Braymend, (a.k.a. Crunch) have decided to share my story with you! To answer those age old questions... What's it like to be one of the last Super-Heroes on Earth? Where do we go to school? Can we blend in with society? Where do we live? (I actually live in Interlochen.) Probably shouldn't have to... more
  • Mr. Cumberland, the cat who walked too far

    by Sophie McKay
    Embark on an enchanting journey with Mr. Cumberland, a splendid and curious cat who loves to roam. He's known as Mr. C to the two children who adore him, and his elegance and confidence lead him to a grand adventure beyond the familiar picket fence. But when Mr. C finds himself lost, the enchanting tale truly begins. Join him as he forms unlikely friendships with Rusty, the squirrel, Hazel, the friendly hedgehog, and Max, the playful dog. Together, they navigate through challenges, finding wa... more
  • The Maker's Name: A literary, Irish family-saga, for grownups

    by Seamus McKenna
    Rudi and Gus Considine’s father, Malachi, has died in a ‘freak accident’. But is there such a thing as a freak accident? When Rudi attempts to grab Gus’s inheritance there’s a real prospect of human blood appearing on the Hawthorne Meats slaughterhouse floor. Enter Cosgrave, a solicitor with expensive tastes, and Toomarood, the banker with an eye to making money outside of his day job. Mix in the ‘free’ energy device, after experts have stated that the promoters are suffering from long-term, sev... more
  • Caught in the Middle

    by Brenda Ford
    Bradley Middle School was an educational facility disrupted by an overflow of student problems. How a Dean of Discipline survived the maze of uncontrollable youngsters and disgruntled parents sets the stage for the reader's vivid journey through months of turmoil. Each chapter tempts the readers with expressive text on how the staff put forth combined efforts to overcome the negative aspects and chaos that pervaded the halls of this troubled school. "Caught" in the Middle is full of surprises an... more
  • Bear's Sick Day: A Story of Caring and Friendship

    by Hong Lee
    In "Bear's Sick Day," we explore the comforting power of friendship through Bunny’s visit to her friend Bear, who isn't feeling well. Despite Bear’s reluctance, fearing Bunny might also fall ill, the day unfolds with gentle care and shared joy: •\tBunny makes warm tea to soothe Bear’s aches. •\tTogether, they read a story, listen to uplifting music, and play Bear’s favorite game of Jenga. •\tLaughter and fun ensue, proving that a little compassion goes a long way. A simple yet touching s... more
  • Where the Sun Sets

    by Donna Litt
    Where the Sun Sets is The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry meets The Notebook—a heart-wrenching time travel romance that blends small-town charm with old-world love. In the tradition of The Time Traveler’s Wife, this unforgettable love story defies time and will leave you wondering just how far you would go for the one you love. Vole and Bay Gibbons have spent their lives preparing for the future. But when Bay is diagnosed with a terminal illness, their dreams of traveling the world together... more
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