Rising Stars: The Authors to Watch

As the last starfighter, only Henry Gallant can stop the alien invasion.In an era of genetic engineering, Henry Gallant is the only Natural left in the United Planets' fleet.With the space fleet on th...

In the tradition of Herman Wouk's sweeping historical war epics, Fallout of War follows Lieutenant Commander James Fairbanks, a career naval submarine officer assigned as a military attaché to the Am...

Mildred Petrie expected a comfortable retirement after years as a meter maid. Her husband dies, and his secrets change everything. At the age of 71, broke, and desperate, she walks to the Ivory Winds ...

All movement in life is governed by turbulence and chaos. It is not a question if something unfortunate will happen…but when.Entropy holds the supreme position among all the laws of nature. It defin...

Dr. Otto Warburg, the 1931 recipient of the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine, made this key discovery which still holds true today. And you would be well advised to incorporate his findings into ...

Time moves forward, relentless and gentle, marking our days with invisible ink.In Time Measured Out!: Navigating Life's Journey Through Poetry, award-winning poet Larada Horner-Miller explores humanit...

"Was It a Dream?" is an intimate poetry collection that weaves through the landscape of human experience, from sun-dappled peaks to shadowed valleys. Award-winning poet Larada Horner-Miller transforms...

Gwynn Reznick's life is shattered when her best friend and co-worker at Wilton Oil & Gas Company dies in a car crash. She doubts it was an accident. Her suspicion is confirmed when a private inves...

On the run from her ex-boyfriend’s powerful criminal family, Sara Jones hides in Billings, Montana. When she receives a mysterious package containing a hidden spider, people around her start dying f...

In this sequel to Coming to Her Senses: A Coming-of-Age Novel, the Blue Clouds, a Cherokee family living in the mountains of North Carolina in the early nineteen-seventies, must come to terms with the...

The summer of 1970, Janet Johnson was best known to her peers as an introverted poetess. Raised in the mountains of western North Carolina by parents whose religion taught fear and shame, Janet had bu...

Beatrice, one of America’s first career women, is still feisty at ninety-six. She lives with her daughter Alexandra, who has moved to Cape Cod to care for Bea while running a bed-and-breakfast out o...