A raw, firsthand account of feuds, fiddling, moonshining, and survival in a small Alabama town, told by its most colorful chronicler and shaped through careful historical insight.The Ballad of Fiddling Tom Freeman is a riveting portrait of a forgotten America, drawn from the handwritten memoirs of a bootlegger, fiddler, and chronicler of life in Bug Tussle, Alabama, in the first half of the twentieth century. Today, rural voices are often drowned ...

“It began with the quiet shatter of a boy’s heart—but what bloomed in its ruins was a smile no soul was ever meant to witness.”

If you have ever wondered what your dog is thinking or how they are feeling, Darla June takes you behind the dog house. In this story, she brings you along on her journey as she remembers it. From the first time she was scared and hungry to the last time she would ever be either of those things. Her innocent interpretation of, what she calls, “humans”, shines a light on the world through the sweet and hopeful eyes of a rescue. I think we can all agree that rescues love their “humans” diffe...

When the legal system fails innocent victims, Jake and Thomas are there to right the wrongs and restore balance. Their vengeance is swift and without guilt or consequence. For years, they have acted independently, using their own judgment to decide who lives and who dies. Perhaps fate brings them together or perhaps it’s the arrival of a third killer. This new killer seems to murder for no reason at all. He is driven purely by blood with no rhyme or reason, making him both unpredictable an...