Latest Releases . . .
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| LodeStar Patricia Taylor Wells LodeStar is a collection of poems that seeks to juxtapose the light and dark moments of life. |
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| Glen Willow Gardens Lisa Julin Sharon When sixty-three-year-old Alma, a failure at all she undertakes, decides to run away from her controlling and impatient husband, the result, like most of her efforts, is a disaster. |
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| The Uh-oh Squad Deni Gordon The Uh-Oh Squad describes the 1970s working environment of Terros, a Phoenix, Arizona drug abuse agency. Anecdotes provide insight into the lives of staff employed at the agency. |
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| Saving Vincent Chris Convissor After a divorce and her Mom’s death, Michaela thinks she is doing just fine, until an old friend calls for help. Suddenly she is unwillingly making a trip to her childhood home. Little does she realize what the return to an island stuck in a channel in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula will cost her. |
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| A Kind of Paradise Bev Jafek Jean and Red, librarians in San Francisco and life partners, have traveled the world but found their paradise in a lovely village in Mexico. Young and influenced by 1960s idealism, they decide to build a dream house there in their old age. |
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| Mademoiselle Renoir à Paris Patricia Taylor Wells Patricia Taylor Wells’ plans to spend a summer in Paris studying French at the Sorbonne came close to being cancelled due to political unrest throughout France. In May 1968, there were numerous student protests that resulted in the Sorbonne and other universities being shut down. |
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| Good People EJ Runyon Relations come in all kinds of configurations–what we accept from some, what we must refuse from others, and how we recognize those who earn the right to be called family. |
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| where will this train take me Barbara Buck, poetry Janna Blok, photographs Putting their talents and love of nature together, Janna Blok (photographer) and Barbara Buck (haiku) have created a book for you to enjoy and ponder. |
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| Restless Dreams Karen Pullen She’s a cop, a mom, a saleswoman, nanny, teacher, hairdresser, teen. None have it easy, but they don’t give up their restless dreams of a more perfect life. |
