Give Me Butterflies
This wholesome debut novel follows the budding connection between Millie, a spunky but anxious entomologist, and Finn, an astronomer with a penchant for themed ties […]
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The One Week Writing Workshop: 7 Days to Spark, Boost or Revive Your Novel by Karin Adams
About the book: You've always wanted to write a novel and have been nurturing a great idea. Perhaps you’ve made a pile of notes—even written […]
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Kickback. A Daafne Olabarrieta Mexico Murder
Dark secrets are revealed when a hostage negotiator is hired for the return of her ex-best friend’s daughter. Protagonist Dafne Olabarrita is a force to […]
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Common Sense & Other Tales of Disillusionment
“A collection of short stories that transport the reader into thought-provoking situations, Common Sense & Other Tales of Disillusionment is quirky and unconventional. With a […]
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Hell, Incorporated (Jeff Folschinsky Series)
After a budget exorcism goes right in all the wrong ways, Dominic Pecus of Ninth Gate Incorporated is summoned to investigate what the heck happened. […]
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When Bone Melts
When Bone Melts by Elise Keitz Harlow is a book rich in drama, grief, and heartbreak. Beginning in the 1890s in Northern Italy, the story […]
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The Hemingway Stories: As featured in the film by Ken Burns and Lynn Novick on PBS
When Ken Burns takes on a new subject and makes a film about it, viewers know they will have a much greater understanding of the […]
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Busy Betty & the Perfect Christmas Present
Busy Betty is at it again! In this Christmas story, Betty is ready to give all of her loved ones some really great Christmas gifts […]
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Watch Us Dance: A Novel
A sheltered woman who is girlish in demeanor and life experience watches a young man dance. He is the same man who offended her when […]
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A Small Sacrifice for an Enormous Happiness: Stories
Despite the book’s very engaging title, the stories in this volume require a greater sacrifice in plowing through pointless exercises bringing this reader very little […]
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