This book describes Peter Scott’s family history and life as colonial Williamsburg’s first cabinetmaker, a city councilman, and a private banker. It then addresses the management of his estate during the chaos of the Revolutionary War.
100 Mondays in Budapest is the story of a family’s two years in Hungary. It’s a mother’s memoir, a love story, a travel narrative, and a meditation on how we manage what we have, what we fear, what we lose, and what we ultimately gain.
An oral history of the Marshallese exodus, drawn from 145 surveys and 19 in-depth interviews across Majuro and Seattle. Through their testimonies, it traces how nuclear trauma, exile, and resilience shape a people’s search for home.
This groundbreaking work documents great white sharks found in Florida and adjacent waters.
This is a story of spiritual pilgrimage, planned to last six months. Instead, it leads to an inner journey of discovery, unfolding over seven years.
Leonard is a retired mail carrier who can’t connect with his family. He mourns his dead wife, until she appears on his television screen and helps him to overcome his depression and to appreciate his children.
This book is a collection of historical fiction framed by the three Seminole Wars (1816-1858). This Seminole mystery tale combines tales of witchcraft and murder in the newly formed Seminole Nation in Indian territory.
Veterans return home from the war, kidnap a millionaire’s daughter and hold her for ransom. After the ransom is paid, she refuses to go back home and face an arranged marriage.
John Eaton has recorded a collection of his thoughts about life, faith, spirituality and heaven. From the honest musings of a long-time believer and recovering alcoholic, you will find someone to walk alongside you on your journey.
The second novel in Laine Wilder’s Honeymoon Bridge Mystery series, Laine weaves ancient native legends, Knights Templars, Pre-Columbian discoveries, holy relics, and modern-day greed into another fascinating visit to the village of Jackson.
