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Remote Control Chris McGrath

Hidden in the endless pantheon of conspiracy theories and secret organizations, there lies a faceless group known to only a few simply as "The Others." They anonymously control the world remotely, with accountability to no one... Remote Control centers around an unlikely couple sucked...

You Call This Living? Bill Kingsley

Can humanity continue on the present course of environmental destruction and over population? Or is the ship of state foundering under the weight of primitive delusions and beyond salvage? Be advised: This is a controversial, insightful and humorous account of the human...

Behind Closed Doors Daniella DeChristopher

This story is about an Italian Catholic family that came to America on vacation and never returned to their homeland. When their youngest unwed daughter became pregnant, her family disowned her. It was 1949. Abortions were illegal. She was seventeen when she...

The Train to Orvieto Rebecca J. Novelli

The Train to Orvieto, set in Orvieto, Florence, and Milan, Italy, and in the heartland of America, is an intimate story of love, loss, betrayal, and reconciliation that unfolds against an historical background of war and dramatic social change. It is a story enacted by fascinating three-dimensional...

I Closed Too Many Eyes Paul S. Arneson

Bayer Nonen Ross, the son of Swedish immigrants who settled in Southern Minnesota, spent his military service in World War II doing his best to keep soldiers alive. His story was documented in letters he sent home and in conversations with his family. Bayer Nonen...

Night Rhythms Shalanda R. Sims

Zora can't go back to sleep. Her brain keeps thinking about the bad dream she had and her heart feels as though it’s beating out of her pajamas. That’s when her mother, Mrs. Johnson, gives her a unique blanket called a quilt. Before Zora can figure out what makes the quilt special, it...

The Fire Next Time James Baldwin

At once an evocation of Baldwin's early life in Harlem and a disturbing examination of racial injustice, this book is an intensely personal and provocative document. It consists of two "letters," written on the centennial of the Emancipation Proclamation, exhorting Americans to attack the legacy of racism...

To the City, with Love Steve Slavin

This is a book filled entirely with stories about New Yorkers – some real, some imagined – who have passed through the author’s life. Among them are: A professional basketball player who decides to play his last game stark naked. A moral philosopher who must resolve his own...

Say It Once Kysa Kelleher

Say It Once is your go-to handbook for successful childrearing. The overall concept is simple: empower your children, and learn how to say "no" with love and a smile. Change your home for the better as you teach your kids to pull their own weight, and to discover for themselves how good...

Fishing With Hyenas Theresa Mathews

Fishing with Hyenas is a love story between girlie girl Theresa and commercial fisherman Captain Bart, who convinces her to crew on a ninety-two-foot tuna boat plying the North Pacific Ocean. Trading cashmere and high heels for rain gear and rubber boots, she becomes a deckhand, confined for...

The Too-Brief Chronicle of Judah Lowe Christopher Carter Sanderson

Fiction. The formal playfulness of Christopher Carter Sanderson's novel, The Too-Brief Chronicle of Judah Lowe, is visually apparent at a glance. It consists of two parts, each composed of a series of short...

For Sale Murder L.C. Blackwell

Peter Dumas, a bon vivant clairvoyant with uncanny insights and revelations, lights up the Chicago and L.A. teams investigating a series of Realtor (R) murders. With an ex-NFL linebacker and an attorney, now police detectives, the group uncovers eight brutal killings in real life...

Woven Bertha Connally-Abraham

Dr. Lydia Giddens has taken an oath to do no harm. But now she stands in the shadows of her success, wondering if honoring her profession is even possible. Surely, her family doesn't expect her to jeopardize everything she's worked so hard for all of her...

Where Triples Go to Die Phil Hutcheon

In irreverent, laugh-out-loud style, Where Triples Go to Die illuminates the messy intersection of sports, race, and romance in contemporary college life. Black superstar Juke Jackson and white counselor Malcolm Wade, each facing relationship crises at...

Crows and Angels Leisa Ebere

Based on true events, Crows and Angels, is a real story of good versus evil. Follow Hannah Nelson, a fifteen year old girl from Norway with a special gift for healing and second sight, as she and her family travel from Norway to America, where they hope to begin a new life; and experience many...

A Moment of Fireflies John McCluskey

An unimaginable event from years past in Ireland is kept locked up in the heart of an alcohol abusing dad who truly only wants the best for his children and wife. But can he survive without dulling away hard memories with drink? Can love from his family bring him back from the brink?