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	Enter: The Champion Erik L Welchoff Imagine a world where all living creatures, including humans, are genetically engineered for special purposes. Imagine a super-race of Warrior humans who are manufactured in cutting-edge laboratories deep inside the planet, where they are trained to use their unimaginable athletic capabilities in...
	Heist during the Rio Games Dexter James From a desolate cell located at a remote, state-of-the-art prison facility in Northern Ontario, inmate Brian Beasley plans his escape. Convicted of embezzlement when he masterfully infiltrated a bank's computer system, Beasley and a would-be journalist assigned to...
	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...
	Tea's Collection LaToya Armstrong Tea’s Collection is a collection of poems, short stories, and songs by LaToya Armstrong. Each selection is a great comfort read while relaxing, drinking your favorite tea, coffee, or glass of wine. Her poetry is powerful, vivid, and moving with ideas of love, unity, and self-awareness. Her short...
	Memoirs of an Unknown God Jill Garrison A chance encounter with Tonnie, an exceptionally beautiful student, turned jaded professor Mario Clegg’s life upside down. Fighting his instincts, he risked everything to pursue his love for the troubled youth – standing by him through a sex change, violent assault and mental...
	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...
	The Last Escape Hassan Granmayeh Major Granmayeh was a Fighter Pilot in the Iranian Air Force, piloted the F-5 and F-4 Fighter/Bomber aircraft, during his service times. Experienced two major accidents with F-5 aircraft, miraculously survived both accidents. He refused to serve the revolution which in turn led to a choice, Flee...
	Rock and Water Scott Cooper Just as a stream seamlessly wanders through the natural world over, around, or surrounded by rocks, the purpose of Rock and Water is to provide access to basic skills to help us enhance our happiness in the midst of the meanderings of our everyday lives, regardless of the...
	Mountain Green Corporate Blue L.J. Saunders Mountain Green Corporate Blue looks at love from varying angles and its consequences. There is parental love that decompensates into parental control and changes the course of Jane Dickenson's life and that of each of her children. Romantic love is called into question...
	The Second Mary Cassandra Bohne "Was Mary, the mother of Jesus, the most illustrious mother in all of history?" After her early years of Biblical indoctrination, the experience of supernatural encounters and visions, and observing the ongoing battle between good and evil, between God and Satan, a woman...
	The Monk Woman's Daughter Susan Storer Clark "My mother said she was a nun. That may have been a lie." So begins the eye-opening and entertaining tale of Vera St. John’s chaotic upbringing amid the turbulence of 19th-century urban America. Sometimes rollicking and sometimes terrifying, Vera’s story features a...
	Eat First, Cry Later Mimi Barash Coppersmith July 25, 1944 remains etched in my memory, a day when my life changed forever. After my brother’s death, our home collapsed into a grotto of sorrow. Alone at the top of the steps, I developed a sudden, uncontrollable urge to help my parents overcome their...
	Empire of Glass Kaitlin Solimine In the mid-1990s, an American teenager, named Lao K in Chinese, stands on Coal Hill, a park in Beijing, a loop of rope in her hand. Will she assist her Chinese homestay mother, Li-Ming, who is dying of cancer, in ending her life, or will she choose another path? Twenty years later, Lao K...
	The Idea of Socialism Axel Honneth The idea of socialism has given normative grounding and orientation to the outrage over capitalism for more than 150 years, and yet today it seems to have lost much of its appeal. Despite growing discontent, many would hesitate to invoke socialism when it comes to envisioning life...
	Oscar: The Friendly Rottweiler David Lees Oscar: The Friendly Rottweiler, is a narrative recounting the life’s journey between David and his dog, Oscar, AKA, the "Big O" and the "Gentle Giant". During his very special life, which lasted nearly fourteen years, and is a near record for Rottweilers, Oscar...
	Empty Seats Wanda Adams Fischer They were all stars in their hometowns. Then they were drafted to play minor league ball, thinking it would be an easy ride to playing in the big time. Little did they know that they’d be vying for a spot with every other talented kid who aspired to play professional baseball. Young, inexperienced...