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General Fiction (including literary and historical)

  • A Postcard From Jerusalem

    by Cory J. Schulman

    Cory J. Schulman's A Postcard From Jerusalem takes readers on a transformative journey through the eyes of a group of Jewish teenagers exploring Israel. As they navigate ancient sites, breathtaking landscapes, and the complexities of their own identities, Schulman weaves a captivating narrative that resonates with readers of all backgrounds. At the heart of the story lies a poignant exploration of identity and belonging. As the characters grapple with their Jewish heritage and the al... more

  • Sugar Free

    by Robin D'Amato
    Ginny Eastman was 6 years old when she started playing basketball in 1966. Blessed with a talent but hindered by a medical condition, Ginny navigates creative paths to satisfy her burning desire to rule the court.
  • Gangster Magic

    by Charlie D Weisman
    Little Humphry, a good boy from the small town of Bethlahoom, finds himself the target of a diabolic drug-lord. Mistaking the cartel leader for an evil wizard, he nobly wanders into the world of crime to save his town from dark magic. After joining forces with a manipulative pimp and a small-time dealer, his principles are tested by the tasty fruits of crime. As he slowly begins recognizing the folly of his ways, he must sacrifice everything to atone for his sins and save Bethlahoom from its t... more
  • Juan Andres Vargas

    by Juan Andres Vargas
  • Rise to the Horizon

    by Hyunah KIM
    A heartwarming story of Poseidon, a thoroughbred show jumper and Axel, an artist painter and a horse whisperer, and how their encounter changes their lives for good. “Rise to the Horizon" is not merely a story about a man saving a horse; it is a celebration of the resilience of the human spirit and the extraordinary healing power of love.
  • Veterans Key

    by Richard Bareford

    In 1935 Fred, a shell-shocked World War veteran, wins a suicidal bet with a ghost from his past. The payoff is more than he could ever imagine: the love of his dream girl, great wealth, and the respect of those who had disdained him. But there are conditions attached and the dead will have their due.

    Over the course of Labor Day weekend, Fred becomes enmeshed with three young women. Blonde coed Cindy offers him sex in exchange for playing the fall guy in a bank job. Her best friend... more

  • Guardians of the Latte Stones

    by M.K. Aleja

    War can bring out humanity's monstrous side. But amidst the nightmare of conflict, there exist entities even more monstrous... more sinister.

    Life in Sasebo is difficult enough for Takeshi and Yuki. But with the death of their parents, things went from bad to worse. Living in harsh economic conditions with an abusive aunt and uncle causes Takeshi to look for any way out. In order to improve their situation, young Takeshi makes the honorable choice to enlist in ... more

  • Hal, The Spud King

    by A.C. Jett

    Three high school friends take on a powerful businessman to change the agricultural market and save their family's farm.

    Hal Driver, a recent graduate from Harvard Business School, receives a distressing call. His family farm, a place filled with cherished memories, is on the verge of being seized by the IRS.

    His father, the pillar of their family, has suffered a heart attack. Overwhelmed with concern, Hal rushes back home to lend a hand.

    Upon his return... more

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    by Renee Hodges
    Liz and Jim Caragin, the first interracial couple to marry in their county, are used to whispers and stares. As their family grew to include 15 kids of different ethnicities and different abilities, they taught patience by example, answering rude remarks and ignorance with kindness. Now, a television developer has convinced them to film a pilot for a reality series. The cameras bring out the best and worst in the family. Victoria, a twenty-year-old budding social influencer, struggles with h... more
  • Grimmer Revisionist Fairy Tales, Fables, and Nursery Rhymes

    by Marissa Carter
    Remember when you were a kid, listening to bedtime stories full of classic fairy tales, fables, or nursery rhymes? Maybe you've even read those same stories to your kids. But what if you took those familiar tales, tossed out the rulebook, and filled them with modern twists, witty jokes, and a bit of cheeky irreverence? Welcome to the world of Grimmer Revisionist Fairy Tales, Fables, and Nursery Rhymes—where nothing is sacred, everything is funny, and adults get to enjoy the ride. This first c... more
  • Losing My Religion

    by Jide Familoni
    Born into a polygamous family in a small Nigerian village, Femi Fatoyinbo lived the Yoruba tribe’s religion and culture amid the political upheaval preceding the Nigerian civil war. When Femi moved to Canada, and then America, he experienced a world of culture, relationship and expectations that clashed with his traditional ways. "Losing my Religion" is the gripping story of Femi’s quest to maintain his identity—and survive a dramatic twist of events that brings his quest to a surprising conclus... more
  • From Darkness to Sunrise: One Man's Natural Epiphany

    by Theodore G Obenchain

    Martin Holmes grew up in rural Appalachia at a time when youngsters generally adhered to the strong religious and musical influences of the area. His passion for the guitar was a given, but religion was different. With his many misgivings surrounding supernatural religion, Martin began rebelling against rigid parental expectations. "Why should I have to listen to church authorities preaching about the supernatural? They know little more about it than I."

    Touring with country r... more

  • The Last Quest

    by Dr. Bill Senyard
    Being in business can feel like running the gauntlet. Few executives, owners, or entrepreneurs leave unscathed. Sometimes we wonder if all the sacrifices are worth it. This is particularly true when you truly get smacked in the mouth and staying down on the turf looks pretty good. In those moments, the typical religious bromides and bumper stickers can be insulting and impotent. Harvey is a successful entrepreneur and CEO who hoped to hang up his spurs years ago, but the timing was never ... more
  • Funny Birthday Cards

    by henry louris

    Sendwishonline.com provides a plethora of customizable Funny Birthday Cards options, allowing users to personalize their messages and designs to suit the recipient's preferences perfectly. With just a few clicks, users can browse through a wide selection of templates, add photos, include personalized messages, and even choose animations or music to accompany their digital card. https://sendwishonline.com/en/group-cards/funny-birthday

  • Once Upon a Time in Baltimore

    by Sally DiPaula
    As children in 1918 Baltimore, Annie, an Irish-American girl, and Vince, the son of Sicilian immigrants, both lose loved ones—Annie’s father and sister to the Spanish flu and Vince‘s brother to an auto accident. The tragedies change how each of them face the world and—after they meet and wed—how they relate to each other. Together and sometimes apart, they overcome discrimination, illness, a family rift, a son going off to war, and marital strains caused by Vince’s ambitions and marital infideli... more
  • AFTERMATH BOY

    by Robert Honig
    History has its way with Billy Cohen, charmed offspring of Holocaust Survivors Rozsa and Bertie Cohen. His mother's story of survival from the 1944 Vienna Death March to Dachau's deadly forced labor, disease and starvation, Bergen-Belsen's typhus, and inhuman conditions, to her last minute escape with her sister, Lili, and the continuing struggle to survive in Soviet occupied Budapest after the war challenges Billy to grasp the incompressible while growing up with homegrown antisemitism in the 1... more
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