Stephen John Ross On a return flight from a dream vacation at the Sundial Inn located in the outskirts of New Orleans, Tim and Sara find themselves covered in bruises with no memory of the past three days. The mystery deepens once they learn the inn had ceased operations many decades earlier in 1954. Plagued…
Rick Wehrle Unlocking the Secrets of the Book of Enoch delves into the ancient, mystical text that has shaped religious thought for centuries. Explore the origins, transformations, and celestial imagery within this influential work, uncovering its profound impact on Christianity, Judaism, and humanity’s spiritual journey. A must-read for seekers of ancient wisdom!
Roberta Samuels An important, nail-studded African statuette disappears at the same time a young Senegalese migrant leaves for Europe through Al-Qaeda-infested Mali and Niger. Can vacationing American couple Barbara and Sam help him gain legal residency in France and aid the Ogoni tribe to benefit from an oil strike on their territory?
Roberta Samuels An American divorcée buys a farmhouse to renovate in a French hamlet. She mingles with many charming characters in her new community. Looking for a man, she explores the romantic possibilities of her home. As she says, “I am willing to kiss a lot of frogs to find a prince.
E. A. Rivière An outlaw plowman falsely accused of murder. An alchemist’s virgin who is more than she seems. A fiendish murderer hiding in open sight. To save his own life and another life as precious as his own, Bertwoin the Plowman, must outwit a sadistic killer who hunts them.
Zareen Wilhelm In the feline world, where tails signal communication, balance, and comfort, poor Sammy faces struggles. Thrust into life-changing events, he embarks on a mysterious journey across the southwestern U.S. With strange companions, he seeks a new home and a family, hoping to overcome his challenges.
Lopa Banerjee & Priscilla Rice A collaborative poetry collection of Indian author Lopa Banerjee and Latin-American poet, storyteller Priscilla Rice. Both poets developed their voices in the universe as unique outbursts of culture, gender and thus, ‘WE ARE WHAT WE ARE’ was born, a manifesto of their unapologetic primal songs, their cumulative consciousness as women…
Julie Bray Zack the Zebra is tired of having stripes like all the other zebras, and he wants to have spots instead! Zack turns to his spotted friends – Gina the Giraffe, Pete the Python, Dawn the Dalmation, and Oliver the Owl – in hopes of gaining spots like them. Calico Zebra teaches children that…
Michael Kelso If you love reading horror with a side of humor and a heaping helping of cryptids, then this book is for you.
Elaine Good Walter lives in idyllic Cornwall, with his mum and nan who reads tealeaves and keeps tabs on her long lost husband via a crystal ball. Walter bonds with crazy uncle Cosmo . Wishing to save Planet Earth,they set up a back garden wormery, blissfully unaware of the trouble this causes.