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  • Mandala Mandela

    by R.J. Myles

    A disturbing tale of murder in a small rural town in Eastern Oregon. Set in the summer of 1971 the first part of the book is an insight into the people and culture of the isolated town, and the conclusion they are eager to accept as to who was responsible for the murders. The second part of the book tells the story of what really happened, which is far more sinister and dark than the townspeople could have ever imagined.

  • The Lincoln Moon

    by Michael Price Nelson
    In this touching novel based on real events, Truman “Scrump” Armstrong recalls an idyllic boyhood in 1858 and his family’s courage in helping slaves escape to freedom along the Undergrond Railroad. Then Scrump’s older brother, Duff, is accused of murder, and suddenly everything is on the line. Their rescuer is none other than attorney Abraham Lincoln, who defends Duff in what would become one of his most celebrated cases. More than a courtroom drama, The Lincoln Moon is ultimately a story of fam... more

  • Susie Swish

    by Tim Haddock
    It is the story of two girls who join their high school boys basketball team when their girls team is cut. Susie is tall and talented, but doubts her abilities and strengths. Carla is short and feisty, never backs down from a fight and is full of confidence. Follow them on their journey through a basketball season that takes unexpected turns and presents unforeseen challenges.

  • Snake Tales

    by Jack Strange
    A snake's a snake, and sometimes people are snakes too. Who better to explore the reptilian underside of human nature than New Orleans native Jack Strange? In "Snake Tales," Strange does just that in fifteen stories crafted with compassion and understanding as well as irony, humor and suspense. Each tale is sure to entertain, enlighten and delight any reader and will keep you reading to the end.

  • The Blind Boxer

    by Jim Lester

    "Rocky meets the Shawshank Redemption"

    Set in the real American dystopia of the Great Depression, The Blind Boxer is the story of a prison inmate known as Harvard who is offered his freedom if he will participate in a mysterious boxing match. Harvard, who is a former professional fighter, suffering from failing eyesight, is joined by two other fighters, but when the Big Fight begins the inmates learn that the rules of prize fighting and fair play no longer count and survival i... more

  • Amber Road

    by Sherry Christie
    He’s angered the most powerful man in the world. Five thousand loyal soldiers guarding the Danube frontier despise his family name. A Germanic warlord across the river is waiting to kill him. And he must risk them all to find the only woman he’s ever loved. When ex-tribune Marcus Carinna is recruited by an imperial spymaster for a secret mission among the hostile German tribes, he jumps at the excuse to restore his honor while searching for his beloved Aurima. But as his troops advance in... more

  • Ephemera: a short collection of short stories

    by Gary Allen
    Eighteen little pieces that make one question the nature of reality... or of writing, which may not be the same thing.

  • Prophet Amidst Losses

    by Gary Allen
    This new collection of short stories is a theme & variations on the many kinds of losses that plague us. While there is a kind of remorseless inevitability about the topic, it is often served with humor. Gallows humor, perhaps, but humor nonetheless.

  • Future Tense : The Remembrance of Things Not Yet Past

    by Gary Allen
    What would it be like to suddenly have clear memories of things that don't happen 'til decades later? The regular crowd of hippies at an upstate New York bar, in 1968, find themselves in that very situation. Future Tense is a before-and-after story, in which it's never quite clear which is which. Confusion, wild speculation, enlightenment, and lust abound—so, just like the sixties.

  • Cenotaphs

    by Gary Allen
    At some point in our lives, we all dream of disappearing; escaping from lives that leave us feeling trapped. This novel's main character is a writer (and no, this is NOT autobiographical) who is desparate to get away from it all. He attempts to draw on his writing and research skills to find a way to get a new life—with unexpected results.

  • The Little Dragon

    by Sheri Fink
    The Little Dragon loves to dance in his magical meadow. When he discovers that he’s not alone, he experiences the overpowering emotions of fear, embarrassment, and anger for the first time. Through a series of heartwarming missteps, he learns the value of being open to sharing instead of isolating himself. This enchanting story helps kids recognize and express their big feelings in healthy ways, and teaches us all that dancing and life are better with friends.

  • Whimsical World Coloring Book: Unicorns, Dinosaurs, Mermaids, Dragons, Fairies, Spaceships, and More!

    by Sheri Fink

    Get ready to let your imagination soar to new heights, dive into the deepest oceans, and run wild across enchanting landscapes! The Whimsical World Coloring Book portrays 38 magical scenes that children of all ages (and kids at heart) will have fun coloring. Discover mermaids, unicorns, dinosaurs, narwhals, dragons, spaceships, aliens, fairies, animals, the world’s funniest food fight, and so much more!

    The coloring pages are based on our most popular Whimsical World titles, so yo... more

  • Beyond Imagination

    by John Lansdale
    A short story collection featuring many genres and ideas. Each story takes readers to a world Beyond Imagination.

  • Acts of Hope

    by Martin Elsant
    Having escaped the Portuguese Inquisition, a New Christian woman embarks on a journey to reclaim her Jewish heritage. She soon meets several others on their own unique quests: an English doctor trying to reestablish a Jewish homeland, a pirate and an innkeeper seeking revenge for the Inquisition’s crimes, a Muslim honor victim fighting for justice, and a Catholic seminary student risking his life to end all Inquisitions, everywhere. Their individual acts of hope intertwine to create a timeless s... more

  • The Way

    by Brian John Skillen

    There is a secret code of the Knights Templar on the Camino de Santiago...

    Sent by her father to locate the Knights Templar's greatest treasure—and save her kingdom from ruin—Princess Isabella of France finds one of seven secret doors that unlocks the Templars' mysterious treasure. With this discovery, she expects the mission to be easy. But when she is ambushed on the Camino de Santiago, Isabella is not only forced to seek refuge with the exact comp... more

  • The Rock of Achill

    by Jim Sheehan
    An Irish tale you've never been told. As the last days of mythical Ireland draw to a close, experience the collision of the magical and early-nineteenth-century worlds. On a mission to secure the funds to recover his family land, Donn, an adolescent boy, joins a crew including Irish knights and escaped rebels as they set sail to restore an ancient kingdom. He leaves his new love, Bridget, behind on Achill Island, hoping that he can return to her a propertied gentleman and ask for her hand in ... more

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