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  • The Jenny

    by David Beasley
    "Billing it as 'the largest recovery of rare postage stamps in US history,' the F.B.I. has finally announced the results of its extensive search for the 153 U.S. stamps stolen from the New York Public Library." Linn's Stamp News. Library detective, Rudyard Mack, with the help of an outspoken library union leader named Arbuthnott Vine leads us through the corridors of power in one of the country's showplaces. We see its "upstairs/downstairs" reflecting the life of New York City surrounding it lik... more

  • Valley of Time

    by Jeremy D. Holden
    Mal Thomas only escaped with his life through a mixture of good fortune and divine intervention, after he and his eclectic team of cynical mad men and women were charged with promoting the alleged second coming of the Messiah, by Alfredo Baptiste, the world’s most powerful industrialist. Having subsequently become famous as a best-selling author—as well as an unlikely spiritual leader—after having written and promoted a book about those experiences, Mal is now approached by another enigmatic ... more
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    Blind Spots

    by Patick Garry

  • NOT SO DEAD

    by Charles Levin
    What if you could achieve digital immortality? Only to find that a ruthless terrorist bent on global destruction is hunting you down. A high-stakes cat and mouse game ensues with apocalyptic danger at every turn.

  • Garbage Collectors: Stories for young engineers

    by MIke Grabois
    Jack Drozd thinks he’s an ordinary boy—but how come he and his friends get involved in crazy adventures? Could it be because they love mystery and suspense, the excitement of chasing ideas and are filled with a desire to figure things out? But their adventures don't require travel to remote or dangerous places, or transformation into creatures with magical powers. All they have to do is... think like engineers. In each of these stories the kids encounter a problem, such as garbage in the midd... more
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    The Mattress Turner of Twigmere

    by Rebecca J Cunningham

    A bed time travelling tale.

    Glees Bedding has been doing business in the Surrey town of Twigmere since 1859.  So, it seems, has their mattress turner, Mr. Gifford Hans.  As generations of Glees have sold beds, a long line of Gifford Hans have been turning mattresses.  Nonetheless, this  Mr. Hans is ancient, a fact that throws his clients on first meeting.  Talking of throwing, how can a man of his advanced years, lift such hefty mattresses?  It is, he ... more

  • The Wealth of a Nation

    by T.B. O'Neill
    This story is basically a political thriller, but takes us on a dystopian journey in an era when the jobs are gone, and the government is no longer constitutionally restrained. Offered a Hobson’s choice, Bakerton’s citizens are like the rabble of Roman times: expected to know their place, and cheerfully accept the nation’s bounty. Nathan Englander confronts power brokers determined to build a Wall to separates Workers from dependent Citizens, and he discovers along the way that, at their core, ... more

  • Wolf River Dreams

    by Patrick Sarver
    Jesse Hawkins grew up in a small Midwestern town with creative visions of his world. But when his girlfriend died in an accident in which he was driving, he became plagued by recurring nightmares of that night. Now, after a year on the road without finding peace, Jesse is coming home to face the ghosts of his past. During the day, his life is returning to normal as he renews friendships, finds work as a singer, gains readmission to college, and begins a new relationship. By night, however, he mu... more

  • Halfway to a Southern Heart

    by Anthony Mays
    Rebecca grew up in a well-to-do family in Memphis. For years, her father wanted her to marry the son of a family friend, but Rebecca did not love him. No sooner had she turned eighteen, than she became pregnant by Vernon; a man she barely knew. Before she could share the good news with him, he suddenly left Memphis, never to return. Devastated, she had no choice but to give up the baby. Her parents sent her away to hide her growing shame, and arranged for an adoption. But Rebecca couldn't go thr... more

  • Halfway to Uncertainty

    by Anthony Mays
    Dwight Morris and his lifelong friend formed a business partnership that quickly made them millions. A fishing trip to Miami changed everything when Colin unwittingly came into possession of Colombian drug cartel information. Before his untimely death, Colin encoded the information and embedded it onto company software. Unaware of his friend's actions, Dwight became snarled in a twist of fate that threatened to ruin his company unless he followed the instructions of a mysterious benefactor. Unce... more

  • Halfway to a Vineyard

    by Anthony Mays
    Sam Champion is a military man through and through. A pilot in the United States Coast Guard, his dedication and skills serve to save lives. However, his wife is not thrilled about the perils of his chosen career. With another child on the way, she convinces him to hang up his uniform in exchange for a safer occupation.   They move to the northwest coast – to her namesake family vineyard situated in the hills of California’s Humboldt County. Although growing grapes in Sherry’s Vineyard is an a... more

  • An Engaging End

    by Mabry Hall
    18 Karat Sold? Or 18 Karat Cold? Antique jewelry dealer Annalee Wyatt recently moved from Houston to Goat Hill, her family’s ancestral farm in Louisiana. Okay, admittedly she knows jack about farming and makes her living selling expensive baubles, but she’s returned to her roots and wants everyone, including the citizens of nearby Berryville, to be as enthusiastic about it as she is. Her goal of acceptance gets a boost when the scion of an old family pays her big bucks for an engagement r... more

  • Warehouse of Souls: A New Michael Vaux Novel

    by Roger Croft

  • Sniffing Out Murder

    by Maria Grazia Swan
    One dog with two names, twice lost, yet always found. Two newly orphaned boys who love their dog and love each other so much they vow to stick together against all odds. Enter super sleuth Mina Calvi, the quasi-grown up Italian import who likes cats more than dogs. When she tries to locate the owners of a lost dog, Mina is drawn into tracking down a murderer in spite of her loneliness, absentee boyfriend, and the fact that even with an espresso machine worth more than a diamond ring, she still c... more

  • Inside Moves: A Wainwright Mystery (Book #2)

    by Walter Danley
    Imagine you wake from a coma with no memories. Desperate to find your identity, your only clues are the strange clothes worn on hospital admission and what is in your wallet. That happened to Garth Wainwright. Searching reveals he has a wife snatched a month earlier from the car crash that put him in the hospital. He learns she is a hostage of crime boss. Wainwright must find his past and that of the stranger he calls wife to rescue her from the gang holding her hostage. Risking his life for ... more

  • She's My Dad

    by Iolanthe Woulff

                "Hate destroys everything. Don't let it destroy you..."

                A cautionary tale about the consequences of blind prejudice, SHE'S MY DAD tells the story of a transsexual woman named Nickie Farrell, who, returning to her Northern Virginia alma mater to teach English to a new generation of scholars, is unaware that in the nearby town lives a son from an illicit love affair she had during her male undergraduate days.

                As Nickie’s hopes to ... more

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