Don’t Take Christmas Away – by Jackie Adams
Christmas is supposed to be a happy time, so what happens to Angela’s children when the psychiatrist wants to take Christmas away?
New Releases
Sequel Time: Having Fun with Book Titles! – by El McMeen
Only humorist El McMeen could hit a wacky home run by just playing with book titles!
The Lull: Book Three of Conveyance – by Jeff Babb Willis, with C.K. Gurin
In 1856, five years before the Civil War, Richard Bryan freed his slaves, educated them, deeded land, and shared profits. At war’s end, Yankees wanted to use his success to promote their own agenda. He refused, and they turned on him.
Fast Forward and Other Stories – by Delia De Santis
The reader will find much to ponder regarding the redemptive power of love and the equally powerful dark force of its absence…
Red Roxy Rules – by Dr. Alan Paris
Red Roxy reveals wild exploits in time and space. A child, wandering a distant planet, follows her sister, Veronika, to Earth, starting a new life. Doomed to die, or sure to succeed, the cosmos confuses, offering a most remarkable remedy.
A Montana Feud – by Jim Overstreet
Former rivals, now brothers-in-law, Rusty Blackstone and Warren Weston join forces to pursue their rodeo dreams in the year of Covid.
Second Son: A Novel of the Deep South – by Herman Willis Logan and Kathleen Parrish
Towanna’s desperate search for a way to escape the poverty and despair of Mississippi’s cotton fields leads him into World War 2, where he must face death, loss, and his deepest fears to find his way home.
The River People: Book Three in the Bompeau Family Saga – by Brien Brown
The River People grant protection to six travelers who are expected to be part of village life. The men hunt and walk the war path. The women make wampum and deal with anger directed at all Whites. They all change in ways no one expected.
What the Storyteller Brings – Book I: Waters of Virtue Third Edition – by Robyn Y. Demby
Every Tuesday, Rosaline and her friends meet in her room for storytelling hour where she uses her listeners as characters. It’s all just for fun at first, until the bad guy from her story merges into real life…and is after them.
Egyptian Gold and the Wages of Love – by Dan Feltham
A 26-year old Stanford geologist and his team travel from Tripoli, Libya to Alexandria, Egypt during the Arab month of Ramadan. The team helps a Sicilian family smuggle their people, dollars and gold from a dictator’s persecution.