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  • Rachel Discreetly Explores as Lydia Competes.

    by S.M.Stephens
    The second part of the series, Rachel Finds Herself as Lydia Plays. Rachel is exploring her sexual boundaries. Josh continues to enjoy extramarital affairs with Lydia and her new competition, a Liverpudlian Dancer who is mouthy and provocative at the same time. Kitten is her name; purring, teasing, and dancing is her medicine. Mercedes continues in power play with her rival Lydia, who can't stop herself from sexual indulgence until she concludes that perhaps she is a sex addict, but ... more

  • Advice from a Cat

    by Daniel Damiano
    In the latest novel from acclaimed author Daniel Damiano (The Woman in the Sun Hat, Graphic Nature), Brian tries to be an instrument of working at a non-profit in the Bronx, volunteering, participating in charity events and heeding the wisdom of inspiring sages, before a disturbing event from his past forces him to confront who he once was. Advice from a Cat explores the complexities of someone whose attempt to right a past wrong is challenged when that very past resurfaces - and when guilt a... more

  • A New America

    by Aaron Morell
    In this fictional travelogue, journalist Roman Wolfe ventures into the heart of Independence, a nation formed after widespread secession movements rattled North America. As he navigates a country gripped by political tensions and cultural divides, he confronts both national upheaval and his own personal challenges, searching for clarity and emotional connection in an ever-changing landscape.

  • The Ultimate Sacrifice

    by Peter A. Moscovita
    A compelling story of danger, romance, hardship and commitment. Lieutenant Steven Collins is forced to crash land his aircraft in the French countryside after a fierce encounter with a wing of Luftwaffe aircraft. Wounded, he is cared for by a French nurse in the hilltop village of St. Remi. Evaline Boudreau had never really experienced true love before, the handsome English pilot would change that forever. Evaline uncontrollably falls madly in love with the handsome pilot. Those magical weeks sp... more

  • The Maker's Name: A literary, Irish family-saga, for grownups

    by Seamus McKenna
    Rudi and Gus Considine’s father, Malachi, has died in a ‘freak accident’. But is there such a thing as a freak accident? When Rudi attempts to grab Gus’s inheritance there’s a real prospect of human blood appearing on the Hawthorne Meats slaughterhouse floor. Enter Cosgrave, a solicitor with expensive tastes, and Toomarood, the banker with an eye to making money outside of his day job. Mix in the ‘free’ energy device, after experts have stated that the promoters are suffering from long-term, sev... more

  • Caught in the Middle

    by Brenda Ford
    Bradley Middle School was an educational facility disrupted by an overflow of student problems. How a Dean of Discipline survived the maze of uncontrollable youngsters and disgruntled parents sets the stage for the reader's vivid journey through months of turmoil. Each chapter tempts the readers with expressive text on how the staff put forth combined efforts to overcome the negative aspects and chaos that pervaded the halls of this troubled school. "Caught" in the Middle is full of surprises an... more

  • Where the Sun Sets

    by Donna Litt
    Where the Sun Sets is The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry meets The Notebook—a heart-wrenching time travel romance that blends small-town charm with old-world love. In the tradition of The Time Traveler’s Wife, this unforgettable love story defies time and will leave you wondering just how far you would go for the one you love. Vole and Bay Gibbons have spent their lives preparing for the future. But when Bay is diagnosed with a terminal illness, their dreams of traveling the world together... more

  • The Harmless Necessary Cat - A World War II Family Saga in Allied-Occupied Iran

    by Sepehr Haddad
    THE HARMLESS NECESSARY CAT: A World War II Family Saga in Allied-Occupied Iran Tehran, 1941. The world is ablaze, but in neutral Iran, life carries on—until British and Russian tanks roll in. Though much has been written about World War II, little is known of Iran's trials during the conflict. Many remember the Japanese surprise assault on Pearl Harbor, epitomizing deceitful warfare, just as Operation Barbarossa, Hitler's treacherous invasion of the Soviet Union, played a parallel tune of unex... more

  • The Loneliness of Horses

    by Andrea Thalasinos
    The Loneliness of Horses. The novel showcases the remarkable journey of two women, Evie and Belle, whose lives connect across the vast expanse of time. Set in different centuries, their stories illustrate how resilience and compassion transcend generations. Evie, a mother in Arizona during the 1970s, and Belle, a woman in Nova Scotia in the 1770s, navigate their unique challenges while finding strength through their bond with horses.

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    by Michael Barraza

  • Valérie

    by Zoe Marie Bel

    A love story about daring through differences.

    Valérie is a destitute poet who couch-surfs around Paris, rejecting adult responsibilities and safety to focus on her art. Céleste is an in-demand architect who loves having money (and having those who have it too). Clearly these are two women who should not fall in love. When it becomes obvious that it's far too late for that, they must decide if they have what it takes to join their worlds without disast... more

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    Wrapped in Smoke

    by BEVERLY GERALDINE WILHELM

  • Ring

    by Michelle Lerner
    "RING" by Michelle Lerner is a moving exploration of grief, healing, and redemption. Following the suicide of their daughter, Lee is drawn to the Seven Pillars Sanctuary in northern Canada, seeking peace. The sanctuary, with its unique blend of spiritual guidance and therapeutic practices, hosts a diverse group of individuals, each with their own battles. Through interactions with other residents, including Robert and his dog Ring, and the sanctuary's leaders, Catherine and Samu, Lee embarks on ... more

  • Eight Miles High

    by Nicholson

  • The Bookshop A Play In Two Acts

    by Jamie Lambdin-Bolin
    Rae's bookstore sees myriad characters inside the stories on its shelves and the customers who purchase them. Rae and her husband, Calvin, run interference between quirky customers and oddball employees while they try to start a family. Best-selling novelist Peter Lochlan (pen name Colson Graves) is back in his hometown to take a break from writing while he patiently awaits the release of his latest thriller. When Rae's employees discover a link between Colson Graves's new novel and a loca... more

  • The Poetry and Writings of an Outsider

    by Kirk Andersen
    The poetry and writings of an outsider is a collection of poetry and short fiction as well as some autobiographical sketches from an author living on the outside of society. Never fully integrated into his society, he feels like he has always been on the outside looking in and his stories are a reflection of that.
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