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General Fiction (including literary and historical)

  • Tomorrow, Again

    by Justin
    If you took a blank calendar and looked at it month by month, would each month hold a special, life-changing anniversary? Could you fill the calendar with events which have shaped you and stood out, or would it be filled with blanks? Do you seek a life where you create more meaningful moments which can become important anniversaries as you look back? Are you spending your life in pursuit of something worthy, or are you drifting around from day to day as time passes by? These philosophical questi... more
  • Lily's Way

    by Julie Dumaine
    Lily is a toddler who through the meanders of her early life becomes a young adult propelled by her travels on a quest of what we all humans long for. That is, not only to be desired or loved, but merely to be valued and to find one’s own sense of belonging. Lily learns to trust her actions and faith and eventually to lean forward into her destiny. A kaleidoscope of endeavors and emotions awaits the reader on every page, fostering clarity and joy and profound musings on human nature.
  • The Haunting of Gaspard Feeblebunny

    by Kernow
    Young Constable Gaspard Feeblebunny is unfortunate that one evening on a lonely road he sees Death attempting to harvest the soul of Percy Pargeter which has done a runner. It is doubly unfortunate that the new whiz kid in the afterlife civil service decides that Death should have an assistant to handle such a mundane task as tracking down ghosts, because Feeblebunny is pressganged into service as a human subcontractor, though with some powers to assist with his task. This is the beginning of a ... more
  • A Comedy of Pretzels

    by Joseph
    When tradition twists with popular culture and lands on “people’s oral humor,” idealistic Reuben Lamberth finds himself in a mess. He is a young, progressive, inspired scholar teaching at a prestigious northeastern university, but his other unique self has another foot planted secretly in the world of standup comedy as Josh Sandburg. His stage name is a composite of ‘joshing’ and the renowned American poet Carl Sandburg. Neither his fully tenured professor wife Byrra who is enmeshed in a cabal o... more
  • King's Spur

    by Harry Treasure
    Set in the high plains of the Victorian Alps, King’s Spur follows the life of Emanuel Trask and his iron willed wife, Emily as they establish a cattle empire at the turn of the last century. Aided by head strong daughters and ruthless sons They fight blizzards, fire and hostile neighbours in this harsh beautiful land
  • Carnian Street

    by McGowen
    Emily is a college beauty course student. Single, attractive, well mannered, curious about the world and living with a promiscuous, overprotective mother in the West Yorkshire city of Thewlington, a less than ideal city that Emily wants out of ASAP. As she goes about her progression through college and work-life she encounters all kinds of characters from the boorish to the compelling, all the while unaware of the dramas of prehistory that occurred on the soil of her home town, and that her life... more
  • Hetty

    by Claire Gathercole
    What will the outcome be?
  • Invisible Sun

    by Andrew H. Housley
    Bent to the point of breaking, Ian stands at Lake Pontchartrain's edge in New Orleans, spiraling after his brother Hugo's suicide. Everything sinks around him—the city, his faith, and perhaps his life—as he untangles the reason behind Hugo's fatal decision. In Invisible Sun, Andrew H. Housley probes mental illness and the painful consequences of choice. He questions brotherly bonds, belief systems, and interconnectedness with profound intricacy, immersing readers in a world where reality blu... more
  • First Sons and Last Daughters

    by Samar Reine
    Peyton Chase’s marriage, motherhood, and artistic legacy are threatened by her brilliant, cruel son who constantly makes her feel like a failure. Hell-bent on winning at all costs, what won’t he do to tear down everything she’s built? How far will she go to show him love while protecting her family? Years later, Peyton's life takes a dramatic turn. Amid a tumultuous family dynamic, her two biological children are locked in a bitter rivalry. An old flame resurfaces, offering a different life,... more
  • The Last Person In The World

    by Matthew Tree
    In the 1970s, Europe is awash with armed left-wing organisations: Action Directe in France, the RAF in Germany, and so on.. Then a new one pops up in England, called The Vanguard. Its targets are highly unusual. As are its members. As you will see.
  • Mirrors & Smoke

    by Adrienne Stevenson

    "Mirrors & Smoke" is a story of one woman’s courage and perseverance to save her family when the United States invades Canada in the War of 1812. Rebecca Plummer is a herbalist and midwife in Niagara, Upper Canada. Her situation both before and during the War of 1812 is complicated by her feminist attitude and activities to help other women, both of which run counter to the colonial establishment. She negotiates colonial life and turbulent times in the years leading up to and ... more

  • Daughter's Fortune: Not a Pirate Book

    by Cheryl L-G Trent
    1688. Jeaneau, The Lady Captain, finds herself unknowingly assisting in a royal coup. To make matters worse she then sails the exiled King James to France to kick off the Nine Years war and Jacobean Rebellion. All the while trying to avoid arranged marriage she ends up in the arms of an abuser while crushing on a British Naval Officer. Official Blurb: It's got action, adventure, sword fighting, sailing, true love, intrigue, betrayal, murder, and yes, it's a kissing book. Jeaneau, The Lad... more
  • Shit That We Should Never Pass Along, and All That We Can Not Leave Behind

    by M.J. Boin De
    A boomer and her Xer daughter’s propensities towards calling each other’s generational bullshit out in front of a rural town in the late 1980’s, proves that the worst of us can still move the best of us forward in time.
  • Darkness Beyond the Window,

    by Alexander Elbert
    A story from Ukraine that connects the past and the present times.
  • Illuminating Darwin: Arabella's Light

    by Jill George
    Young Arabella Buckley secures a coveted role as a literary assistant to the renowned geologist Sir Charles Lyell. As Arabella's scientific prowess grows, she captures the attention of the influential minds of her time, including the enigmatic Charles Darwin himself. Despite prevailing notions of female inferiority, Arabella's talents transcend gender barriers, forging a unique friendship and collaboration with Darwin. Together, they revolutionized the scientific world by translating Darwin's ... more
  • Echolocation And Other Stories

    by Sarah Cimarusti
    Echolocation And Other Stories, is a collection of literary fiction featuring a female narrator who moves various times and has to reinvent herself in every location. She struggles with a chaotic home life and identity issues. Readers experience the various stages of her life and find themselves in different places across the Midwest and briefly in Cali, where her family loses their home in a wildfire. Echolocation explores various topics around identity: spiritual evaluation, sexual orientation... more
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