From the author of Island Woman comes a thrilling story of possibilities – Has a new branch been added to the Homo sapiens family tree? Six-month old Gregory Shenko defies traditional scientific thinking when an electroencephalogram (EEG) reveals extremely high voltages coming from an oversized lesion in his brain. When the university doctors caring for …
From the Amazon best-selling author Jacci Turner comes the second book in the Finding Home series. In Bending Willow we meet Riley and Mia who are orphaned and in search of a father who doesn’t know they exist. They cross two states while avoiding the Amber Alert and find a family happy to receive them. But now… …
Stretching Willow by Jacci Turner, sequel to the popular Bending Willow, is here! Read More »
J. S. Anderson lives and writes in Longview, Washington. He has a lifelong interest in western religions and cultures. An aficionado of art, good food, and music (vocal music and the blues draw him most), he enjoys remarkable architecture and learning about the creative, artistic and cultural forces that contributed to significant buildings and their …
From author J.S. Anderson comes a story of discovery and intrigue! A severely damaged fifteenth century Book of Hours, a man starving to death in a sumptuous art deco flat, an architect searching for the unconventional, a demonic old man, the tragic death of an infant and her father, a stolen human heart— When Brother …
Book of Hours: The Beguilement of Brother Alphaios – Available now in Ebook and print! Read More »
When the major economic downturn affects the housing market in Reno, Nevada, Barry Joseph and his family find themselves facing difficult decisions. Constant attempts to communicate with their mortgage company fail time after time, forcing Barry to take unprecedented action. Follow the Joseph family’s struggle to survive in this modern-day David-versus-Goliath parable as their struggles …
by Louisa Swann. I’ve heard several responses, everything from “What do you mean, whose head am I in?” to “I make sure every character has the opportunity to play the point of view character.” Okaaay. Maybe I should amend the question from “Why should I care?” to “Why should I care enough to do it …
by Louisa Swann. Growing a book is like growing a garden – you work your soil, plant the seeds, and let them grow, hoping they’ll become the magnificent plant you picture in your mind. Sometimes the plants seem to take care of themselves and sometimes they need a little more help, but there’s one thing …
Editing and Veggies – How to Pick What You Need! Read More »