Lucy’s People is the story of a country and a life, a love letter to Ethiopia, and an anti-war protest.
From USA Today & Wall Street Journal bestselling author Michelle Heard comes a new STANDALONE, full-length MAFIA ROMANCE novel.
Join David & Susan Schwartz on a whirlwind tour of Costco warehouses around the globe.
My book is about sticking up for your family in times of trouble and giving them the benefit of the doubt especially if you don't like them.
Clucked is a big-hearted novel that seamlessly melds adventure, history, gentle humor, and a touch of satire for an engaging, page-turning read.
When Mark White quit his job as head bubonic plague epidemiologist at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, he moved to New York and fell in love with a beautiful Filipina nursing supervisor.
Daniel Zimmer will do almost anything to end his pain—except for the one thing that might work.
Several years ago, a fellow called me and asked for advice on writing a book. I told him I would be glad to help if I could.
After a global virus seemingly wipes out the entire male population, a skinny, socially awkward, self-conscious video game junkie is somehow still kicking.
The Gossip & The Grump is a one night stand to enemies to lovers romcom featuring a woman desperately trying to unlearn everything she knows about everyone, a grumpy misfit hiding a secret heart of gold, an unfortunate incident with powdered cheese, and the world’s biggest lap puppy. It stands alone, but you wouldn’t go wrong to read The Worst Wedding Date first.
Imogene Sol has worked hard to be a top-10 cadet at The Ring Academy on Serta. When the Final Trials begin—tests to determine her job placement—she’s ready.
THE CELESTIAL FLAME is about a young warrior named Harius who has struggled to find peace ever since a technological revolution threatened to destroy his primitive race of winged humans.
Another Crescent Moon takes a poignant, satirical look at the world of disability care in America as it tells the story of a man searching for his place in the world—and of the transformative power of compassion, understanding, and sacrifice in a society that otherwise makes less and less sense every day.
Two young men, one a native survivor of the Wounded Knee massacre, and one a white teacher, are brought together by circumstance at a time when the native culture is collapsing due to the US government’s Indian Education program.
This book comprises a collection of poems that center around simple themes aimed at brightening our existence.
Pine Creek is a dark rural mystery set in the heart of New South Wales in the eighties. The disappearance of talented boy Alec exposes deep prejudices, fear and the secrets we keep.
