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  • The Energy Inside Valsin's Choices

    by Ja-ne de Abreu
    The Energy Inside Valsin's Choices is a hybrid historical and metaphysical fiction respecting choices and consequences, which pulse into the beyond. Nabella is a newcomer to New Orleans in 1862 just before the Union occupied the city during the Civil War. She becomes curious about her mysterious neighbor Valsin. The energy inside his choices has cumulative effects in his future lives as well as profound impact on Nabella and others. We travel with him around the globe through centuries and witne... more

  • Jackpot!

    by Robin Bell
    Kate Rayne rarely purchases Tattslotto tickets, but on the spur of the moment, she joins the multitude and purchases a quick pick for that evening’s three hundred million dollar super jackpot draw. She puts the ticket in her wallet and promptly forgets about it. It isn’t until a fortnight later, while Kate is reading the local paper on her coffee break, that she notices an article stating that the uncollected winning ticket was purchased at the local news agency where Kate bought her ticket. She... more

  • Coil Quake Rift

    by Nathan Elias

    “Coil Quake Rift deals, in an ambitious and imaginative way, with not only space, time, and memory, but also with the yearning we all have to love and be loved. Nathan Elias is a damn fine storyteller.”
    — Donald Ray Pollock, author of The Devil All the Time and The Heavenly Table

    “In Coil Quake Rift, four characters connected by a history of love, betrayal, and loss, come together and fall apart in the aft... more

  • Transylvania’s History A to Z: 100 Word Stories

    by Patricia Furstenberg
    In Transylvania’s History A to Z, a collection of 100-word stories sprinkled with breathtaking photographs, Patricia Furstenberg uses the confining rules of the 100-word story form to stirringly capture Transylvania, Romania's historical and geographical region. Transylvania's unspoiled natural beauty, its tumultuous history, and the people who touched it are depicted in this book. Written as snapshots, tall tales, and descriptive narratives, these 100-word stories are the espresso of creati... more

  • The Woke Iliad

    by George Boreas
    Helen, America’s Ambassador of Woke, has been abducted on the orders of the Moldovan President Bagrayev, the most politically incorrect head of state in the world. The outraged Americans, led by the conscientious General Womack, invade his small but nuclear-armed country. To gaslight Bagrayev and avoid triggering the Armageddon, they assemble a broad coalition of allies and sneak into Moldova overnight with a thousand submarines. Once at war, Womack must avoid escalation of violence at all co... more

  • Monet & Oscar

    by Joe Byrd

    It was the end of WWI when Oscar, an American soldier in a French Army hospital, learned of his mother’s death. With no reason to return home, Oscar decides to remain in France and sets out to find his father, an impressionist painter whose identity he never knew.  Through a twist of fate, Oscar is offered a job working in Monet’s world-famous garden at Giverny. Hopeful the most renowned Impressionist can help him find his father, Oscar searches for clues as Monet, tired and ... more

  • Cape Henry House

    by Jolly Walker Bittick
    Based on a true story, Cape Henry House is a coming of age epoch about a ragtag group of sailors and their partying adventures from a bygone era, as told by former Petty Officer Third Class Bosner. When two of his best friends move into a house off base, they believe it will be a place to relax and have a few beers. For three weeks in early 2008, it's a place to roar and have a few kegs! From bars and diners, to dance floors and strip clubs, Cape Henry House proves to be the focal point where ev... more

  • The Village Feasts

    by Izzy Abrahmson

    Delicious Passovers in The Village

    Izzy Abrahmson’s THE VILLAGE FEASTS warms the heart

    Ten tasty tales adults and children of all ages will enjoy again and again. Delightful and amusing.

    THE VILLAGE FEASTS is the follow-up collection to WINTER BLESSINGS by National Jewish Book Award For Family Literature nominee Izzy Abrahmson

    • Mrs. Chaipul refuses to cook.
    • The Gold family can’t afford matzah (unleavened bread).
      • ... more

  • Broken Together

    by Brenda S. Anderson and Sarah S. Anderson

    How do you persevere when you have no more will to fight?

    Jennifer and Chad Taylor had dreamed of opening a coffee and cocoa shop since before they said, “I do.” When Chad is sent to prison for murder despite claiming innocence, that dream—along with their family—is shattered.

    After years of fighting for Chad’s release, Jennifer finally breaks free from her shame, anger, and hopelessness, and forges ahead with the dream the two of them once s... more

  • The Change Agents: Whispers in the Wind

    by Sarah E. Lewis
    Nature cries for help as the climate changes. Will you heed its whispers in the wind? Eliza fears for her sanity when an extraordinary collection of nature’s characters invite her to join their life-or-death climate mission. Struggling internally with how she can juggle their mission with her demanding job as a local TV reporter, she accepts the challenge and begins an epic adventure. Collaborating with a flamboyant array of creatures, including her previous canine companion, Bebop, they endeavo... more

  • The Wealthiest Woman in Afghanistan

    by Sanaullah Momand

    The Wealthiest Woman in Afghanistan tells the story of a poor young Afghan girl named Hawa who became the richest woman in the country. Hawa’s health is declining and she wants to share what she has learned with a younger generation. She meets with a young journalist and shares with him many things: small nuggets of wisdom, broad insights about human nature, and tips on practical subjects. All of these things, seemingly small details as well as widely applicable instincts and a... more

  • Hound Dog The Apostle

    by Jedediah Clyde

    An outrageous memoir by a preposterous and passionate pitchman.

     

    “Now, during my first appearance on national television, something had gone wrong. The Souper was about to explode and kill me with sharp shards of stainless steel and thirty-two ounces of boiling cream of celery soup. Time to panic.”

     

  • Eat The Moon: A Climatic Love Story To Save The World

    by Portia D Sykes
    Colton James Miller, a young virgin cowboy, finds it hard to ignore his anxiety about the future while his family's oil and gas business struggles. Free-spirited yet jaded, Saffron Jolie LeMay seeks inner peace from her fears in a commune, praying for guidance. Their 'opposite' worlds collide during a fateful superstorm on Navajo Lake. Facing life changes, increased chaos and the knowledge that the climate is destabilizing, they divinely envision the best way to survive and thrive. Together, the... more

  • The Dreams of Gerontius

    by Michael Easterling
    Ever since Michael brought home a cat, whom he named Gerontius, he has been having very vivid dreams, and each dream has featured a cat and each seems to be telling Michael something he needs to hear, if only he’ll listen. But Michael scoffs at the idea that a cat could have anything to do with this. That’s because, like many humans, Michael fails to realize that a man is incomplete without a cat. Yet if Michael wishes to discover his true self, he must learn from these cat-inspired dreams. ... more

  • The Dreams of Gerontius

    by Michael Easterling
    Ever since Michael brought home a cat, whom he named Gerontius, he has been having very vivid dreams, and each dream has featured a cat and each seems to be telling Michael something he needs to hear, if only he’ll listen. But Michael scoffs at the idea that a cat could have anything to do with this. That’s because, like many humans, Michael fails to realize that a man is incomplete without a cat. Yet if Michael wishes to discover his true self, he must learn from these cat-inspired dreams. ... more

  • The Barabbas Legacy

    by M.D. House
    In this poignant capstone to the trilogy, the man called Barabbas—infamous former thief, murderer and prisoner turned Christian—and his wife Chanah continue their mission of spreading the gospel across the known world as cauldrons of political and military chaos boil across the Roman Empire. Nero is increasingly erratic, and it’s only a matter of time before the sharp knives of imperial politics finish him off. Various successors vie for position. Who will strike first, and who will come out on ... more
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