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  • On the Run

    by William Shaw
    When a rural Irish farmer is arrested as a terrorist at the Northern Ireland border, it fractures his family. Husband, wife, and son are forced to face their isolation and loss before each gains the courage to confront and defeat their fears and their enemies.

  • World High

    by Walt Williams
    Roger Sheehan leads a treacherous path to the highest seat in the nation. A CIA top secret is underway in the South of France. Construction of an ultramodern nuclear reactor is put on a flash drive and falls into the hands of an American senator. Hitmen from the CIA are closing in on Paul Bradley, but the flash drive is up to the highest bidder. It reaches a zenith point on twisted metal 380 feet up at a resort on a Caribbean Island. Marianne Sheehan is standing at the threshold of Washington’s ... more

  • The Ballad of Walker Owens

    by Greg M. Dodd

    An aging father tells his secret story of time travel to a disbelieving son, asking only that he help capture the tale in writing. As mysteries of the past unfold, their bond grows. And each must lean on the other to navigate changes in their lives. An intriguing family story of time, music, romance, and love.

  • Sounds of Yesterday

    by Jacob Hubbard

    ". . . When I take the time to listen to the sounds of yesterday, they make me remember the promises of tomorrow . . ."

    For five years, Rob and Ana have been inseparable. They both have overcome career challenges, achieved emotional stability, and survived a global pandemic. Their future seems bright.

    That is, until Ana abruptly ends their relationship. Rob's routine-driven world is shattered, reopening traumas and insecurities he thought were long put to r... more

  • A VISIT HOME

    by Janeen Swart
    In A VISIT HOME, Tom leaves home after many years of abuse. His journey leads him to the Mulders who first take him in as their farmhand and then as their son. Tom matures, works along with Jacob on the farm, spends a tour of duty in Vietnam and finds his true love, but can't quite forget the injustice done to him and his sister Catherine by their adoptive parents. Returning home to take his frustrations out on his adoptive father, he finds he's arrived too late. Gerrit is already near death fro... more

  • The Golden Age of Red: A Novel of Red Grange, The Galloping Ghost

    by Doug Villhard
    At the height of the Roaring Twenties, college football star Red Grange craved normalcy. He was poised to achieve his quiet dreams until sportswriters anointed him the greatest player of all time, propelling him to a level of fame greater than Babe Ruth.

  • The Summer Between

    by Greenleaf Book Group
    So much can be lost and found in one summer Set against the backdrop of New York City’s vibrant Greenwich Village in 1978, The Summer Between is the bittersweet, unsparingly honest coming-of-age saga of Andrew Jackson Pollock. Three days before high school graduation, Andy, a New Jersey teen who longs to break free of his suburban closet, confides in Elena Plesko, his ex-girlfriend, something he has suspected for a long time––that he’s gay. Abandoned as a child by his father, Andy begins to t... more

  • Love and Protest

    by Nancy Klann-Moren
    POIGNANT AND HEARTFELT THE IDEAL NOVEL FOR A BOOK CLUB While wandering through the Second Chance Thrift Shop, 17-year-old Harper Warner comes across a diary tucked in a nightstand drawer. The original owner, Libby Carlson, had chronicled her "Summer of Love" in San Francisco and her involvement in the Anti-Vietnam War Movement 52 years earlier. Harper is certain her recently deceased mother arranged this discovery, and she gives the find special import. The diary entries help Harper cope ... more

  • Unexpected Places

    by Charlene Williams
    Find out what happens when ordinary people experience the extraordinary and come face to face with things they never thought they'd believe in. In her debut work, Charlene Williams mixes life, drama and facing truth with a touch of the supernatural in these six suspenseful stories.

  • Grandmother Carried Her Pearls

    by Patricia Carney
    Trudy finds herself abandoned at a truck stop by Harold Faust, the attorney who counseled her through an unwanted pregnancy and private adoption. Mac, a trucker and Vietnam Vet, finds Trudy and offers to take Trudy back to Milson, the city where they both live. The story doubles back to the prior year, finding Trudy full of hope after high school graduation and plans to enroll at the university.

  • Eight Miles High

    by Nicholson
    Story begins in womb and starts happy but then turns to tragedy.

  • 978-0-692-82593-8

    by Effie Kammenou
    Book Two in The Gift Saga: The continuation of Evanthia’s Gift… In 1961, five little girls moved into a suburban neighborhood and became inseparable, lifelong friends. They called themselves the ‘Honey Hill Girls,’ named after the street on which they lived. As teenagers they shared one another’s ambitions and dreams, secrets and heartaches. Now, more than thirty years later, they remain devoted and loyal, supporting each other through triumphs and sorrows. Evanthia's Gift follows the life... more

  • The Scent of the Lilies

    by T.S. Riley
    Nine-year-old Imari's best friend is his mother. Tormented by his classmate Bruce at school, and variably ridiculed or ignored by his father at home, nothing feels safer than his mother's warm embrace. But when Imari enters fifth grade, loss turns his world upside down, and grief makes him an even more vulnerable target for Bruce's relentless bullying. He begins to fear for his life. Taking things into his own hands feels empowering-but could land him in trouble. Set in 1980s North Geo... more

  • The Alchemy of Bridges

    by Charlene Williams

    The Alchemy of Bridges is contemporary fiction combining romance, mystery and suspense with a touch of the supernatural. This metaphorical title suggests the underlying themes of the book: a sense of mystery, transformation, and connection. Ronan Byrne and Emily Walton are both broken people. A cataclysmic event sends them on separate journeys of transformation and healing. Upon meeting again, years later, they are much different people, though both are still dealing with remnants of the past... more

  • Hatfield 1677

    by Laura C. Rader
    Colonist Benjamin Waite, a devoted husband, father, and skilled military scout in King Philip’s War, reluctantly obeys orders to guide a brutal attack against a camp of Algonquian Natives. After the catastrophic event, Benjamin is burdened with guilt and longs for peace. But the Algonquians, led by the revered sachem Ashpelon, retaliate with vengeance upon Ben’s Massachusetts town of Hatfield, capturing over a dozen colonists, including his pregnant wife Martha and their three young daughters.... more

  • Curious

    by Philos Fablewright
    Dive into the captivating world of 'Curious,' where fiction, philosophy, and humor intertwine to explore the complexities of human experience. Meet Edward, a former CEO navigating divorce, unemployment, and existential questions against the backdrop of Sydney’s stunning landscapes. As he wrestles with the concept of the 'Human Machine'—our biological and emotional complexities—readers are invited on an enlightening journey that challenges assumptions and sparks curiosity. With its engaging story... more
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