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  • Jasper - Book Two of the Tudor Trilogy

    by Tony Riches
    Following the best-selling historical fiction novel OWEN – Book One of The Tudor Trilogy, this is the incredible story, based on actual events, of Owen’s son Jasper Tudor, who changes the history of England forever. England 1461: The young King Edward of York has taken the country by force from King Henry VI of Lancaster. Sir Jasper Tudor, Earl of Pembroke, flees the massacre of his Welsh army at the Battle of Mortimer’s Cross and plans a rebellion to return his half-brother King Henry to the... more

  • Treed

    by Virginia Arthur

    Eco-fiction, Political Fiction

    Because Trees Have Consequences

    A consequence of getting older is current experiences inevitably get threaded to memories as Maybelline Emmons learns when she embarks on what she thinks will be a simple road trip to find a tree. She experiences something so confounding, painful, transformational--none of which she signed on for; her evenings drinking Pinot, watching her hummingbirds...this was always enough.

    This passionate yet comic story revo... more

  • Cornelia Needs A Space of Her Own

    by Jodi Stapler
    It's the first day of summer vacation. Cornelia has a long list of things she wants to do before it's over. Finding her own space where her baby sister, Casey, won't get into her collections is the first thing on her list. Follow Cornelia as she investigates, plans and experiments to find the perfect place to call her own.

  • Tiny Acts of Kindness

    by Thuy Ha
    From a simple smile to a soft wave hello, tiny acts of kindness can fly to faraway places . . . then flutter right back into your arms. Tiny Acts of Kindness is a heartwarming tale about the magical powers of kindness. Through poetic verses and dreamy illustrations, the book takes you on the journey of one small act of kindness as it travels, grows, and spreads—becoming much more than one could ever imagine. Tiny Acts of Kindness celebrates the small acts of love that light up the world.

  • Fall Rotten

    by Eric Serrell

    — Think Fast. Talk Faster. —

    A vault full of French fascist gold just waits to be taken.

    It’s the early days of 1940 and Paris has settled into the new normal — a war where no one’s bothered to show up. As uncertainty permeates the darkened City of Light, a secretive organization works to concentrate the wealth and power of France with a select few. For them, Hitler is an ally.

    For Les Boots, t... more

  • Partners: Loveland, Indiana: Protection Investigations

    by Tammy Ruggles
    This work of fiction chronicles the everyday investigations and cases of child/adult protection investigators Andrea Bach and Jenny Ritchie in Loveland, Indiana. Investigations and cases include child abuse, rape, domestic violence, suicide, child fatality, heroin addiction, incest, and more

  • The Last Surviving Dinosaur: The TyrantoCrankaTsuris

    by Steven Joseph
    Many people grew up believing that dinosaurs became extinct when the Dark Ages arrived, but that's only partly true. Yes, the Dark Ages did come, but one cranky dinosaur survived and became mankind's oldest ancestor: the TyrantoCrankaTsuris. In this playful, imaginative tale that draws inspiration from Jewish culture, author Steven Joseph reminds children and adults alike that we all have a little TyrantoCrankaTsuris in us and encourages readers to balance their woes with the positive things in ... more

  • The Fine Print and Other Yarns

    by Dinesh Verma
    The Fine Print and other Yarns is a collection of nine stories some of which may well be classified as novella as they run into thirty to fifty pages. The first four stories are set in Paris of 1980s and the next three in Paris of 1990s. The last two are set in India around the turn of the last century. Each of the stories portrays a memorable character: Buddy, who has a strange fascination for Impressionist painters, gets a rare opportunity to visit Paris, though only for two days. What he ... more

  • The Testament of Leofric the Black

    by Edward Cartwright Beard

  • Men Without Hate

    by Gene Lee
    Brief synopsis of Men Without Hate The novel tells the story of two men, inextricably linked by family and irrevocably changed by war. It opens in 1863, on the last day of the Battle of Gettysburg, where twenty-three year old Lewis Raines’ battery is preparing to support Pickett’s Charge. The second half of the novel takes us eighty-two years later to Manila, where Hilton Raines (Lewis’ grandson) and his howitzer unit, The Guns of Dixie, are involved in the fight to retake that city from the Ja... more

  • A-Drift on the Road (ISBN 0999107828)

    by Cynthia J Dueringer
    A light tone, some silly, some serious, some sarcasm, some science, and some characters that are fun, irritating, cranky, boozy, laughable, touchy, nuts, smart, and thoughtful make the mishmash of their personalities colorful to follow as the travelers push on and into a sudden snow-squall that turns into an historic blizzard. Eventually some plow into a giant accumulating snowdrift on the interstate in an area of Northwestern Kansas where they have no cell, satellite or any other kind of avail... more

  • Gichi Manidoo

    by Charles J. Musser

  • Where Does Money Grow?

    by Beth McGuinness

    “Where Does Money Grow?” is a fun book that has the main character, Morgan, trying to figure out how to grow money. After all, most kids have no concept of where money comes from and how they receive everything in their lives. Morgan and her four cousins try to grow money in the sea, the garden, and many other places until they realize they can’t grow money. They need to earn it! “Where Does Money Grow?” is a book for 4-8-year old's that teaches lessons about... more

  • Song of Songs: A Novel of the Queen of Sheba

    by Marc Graham
    Lift the veil of legend for the untold story of Makeda, the Queen of Sheba, and Bathsheba, wife and mother of Israel’s first kings. When Makeda, the slave-born daughter of the chieftain of Saba, comes of age, she wins her freedom and inherits her father’s titles along with a crumbling earthwork dam that threatens her people’s survival. When she learns of a great stone temple being built in a land far to the north, Makeda leads a caravan to the capital of Yisrael to learn how to build a perman... more

  • Of Ashes and Dust

    by Marc Graham
    Jim Robbins is a dead man, and he knows it. He’s fought Yankee and Pawnee, fought for the love of two very different women, fought for his very survival. Now, as the scenes of his life flash before him, his greatest struggle is about to begin. Wounded in a railroad explosion, Jim reviews those moments that shaped him. From the inequities of the Antebellum South, to the horrors of the American Civil War, to the juggernaut of westward expansion, he played his part in the events that forged a na... more

  • Ancestors Calling

    by A. Metis

    A charming picture book with a strong GREEN message--rich with adventure and lots of love! One night as a Metis child sleeps, her ancestors come calling through her dreams. They are not demanding like demons, nor are they gruesome like a ghost. They are friendly and fun and ask the child: "Do you want to go flying with us?" They travel over factories pumping pollution into the air, over trees dying and sick, over animal friends needing our help. Ancestors show the child how their la... more

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