EDEN by Jamie Lisa Forbes
About the Book: Rowen Hart has been raised as the pampered son and only child of a prominent family in [...]
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Lonely Riders by Michael D. Dennis
About the Book: “Lonely Riders” is a gripping novel by Michael D. Dennis set in Los Angeles, following the tumultuous [...]
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Ride the Snake Road: Beamo Roamer’s Hardcore Jaunt to the Wasteland by LeRoy Wow
About the Book: Ride The Snake Road is a science fiction novel that tells the story of scavenge man Beamo [...]
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Running with Grace: A Wall Street Insider’s Path to True Leadership, a Purposeful Life, and Joy in the Face of Adversity by Lori Van Dusen
About the Book: Nothing about Lori Van Dusen’s childhood indicated she’d become one of the nation’s top independent financial advisors. [...]
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Tick
Book Summary: In a moment of desperation, Brad Hughes made an impassioned promise to God, but when should his responsibilities [...]
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These Things Happen: A Novel by Michael Eon
Book Summary: Daniel Zimmer will do almost anything to end his pain—except for the one thing that might work. Growing [...]
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Lightning Bugs And Aliens: A Small Town Coming-Of-Age-Story by Daniel Babka
Book Summary: During the summer of 1960, five imaginative, adventurous 13-year-olds, free from computers, cell phones and social media, suddenly [...]
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Who is Anna Stenberg? by Tracey Norman
Book Summary: When her murderous father escapes from an institution, a young girl is forced to flee to safety with [...]
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The Buffalo Butcher: Jack the Ripper in the Electric City by Robert Brighton
Book Summary: Summer 1901, and the great Pan-American Exposition welcomes the world to Buffalo, New York—Queen of the Lakes . [...]
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Love: A Novel of Grief and Desire by Jefferson R. Blackburn-Smith
Book Summary: After the death of his wife, Ed Gideon survived the bone-numbing loss and loneliness by narrowing his focus [...]
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