InBefore They Left Us, Rosemary Davis explores all the twists and turns of San Francisco’s streets on a mission to find her identity, both as a woman and as an artist. The Midwesterner finds herself in the warm embrace of a diverse community. She and her cronies experience not only the exhilarating final days of disco and the changing political scene, but also the jolting tremors of earthquakes and assassinations. Her sensuality and political activism blossom with...

Authors Caroline Davis and Bert Dunkerly explore a significant turning point of the Civil War—a battle that had the highest percentage of casualties on both sides. All of Middle Tennessee held its breath when the new year dawned in 1863. One day earlier on December 31, Braxton Bragg's Confederate Army of Tennessee faced off against William Rosecrans's Federal Army of the Cumberland just outside Murfreesboro along Stones River. The commanders, who led armies nearly equal in size, had prepar...

Dearest Reader,The most difficult part of life these days has been the ongoing battles between family and friends, once united on so many fronts, now unable to speak civilly to one another. Perhaps you've had a similar experience with your loved ones and have been left speechless. The hope is that you can find some answers within this book about why your relationships have changed.During the past few years, it has been hard to hear the spread of untruths, and wonder if name...

A sweet Christmas novella to warm your heart!When concert pianist June Westberry inherits her late grandfather's music shop, she returns to her small hometown in New York to renovate and manage it. But she never expects to clash with the town's ornery old music teacher, Nettie Jones who demands she find a lost, fifty-year-old holiday musical score.Single parent and contractor, Leo Ciaffonni, enjoys restoring old buildings, and the A# Music Shop with its pretty new ...

An inspiring assortment of new and "best of" works by South Carolina's poet laureateNew and Selected Poems includes more than fifty poems from Marjory Wentworth's previous three collections, Noticing Eden, Despite Gravity, and The Endless Repetition of an Ordinary Miracle, plus twenty-eight new poems. This collection serves as a capstone to Wentworth's tenure as South Carolina poet laureate, a title she has held since 2003.Thematically Wen...

When Julien Franklin returns home for Christmas after retiring from the military, his first mission is to taste his home town's maple cookies and find office space for his civilian website business. He's delighted to find the apartment above The Book Bin bookstore is for rent and owned by his old high school sweetheart. Natalie Pinkett, widow and single parent, has some tragic secrets gnawing at her soul, but she needs to rent the empty rooms to help with her many expenses. To complicate m...

A different kind of parenting book that helps parents improve themselves first, so they can then be better parents to their kids.It's time for a fresh approach to parenting!Too many parenting books are heavy on the clinical advice, but way too light on practical stategies and everyday inspiration. Isn't it time for a parenting book that is both practical and inspirational? Destini Ann Davis is a working mom who has read dozens of parenting ...

The Tree Who Grew is a heartwarming children's picture book about two tiny seeds placed in very different worlds. One grows in a lush, caring forest filled with sunlight, water, and friends. The other struggles alone in dry, barren land with little help or comfort. As storms come and challenges rise, both trees learn powerful lessons about growth, resilience, and what it truly takes to become strong. Beautifully written and thoughtfully illustrated, this story helps children understand pat...

Utilizing the short lyric poem in long sequence, Songbird addresses matters both urgent and ancient: what it is to grow from a child into an adult, how to remain inside one's body, what it means to open the mouth and sing. Guided by the images, senses, and sounds provided to her by the natural world, the poet invents a stuttering natal language to approach the unsayable aspects of interior life. In doing so, the poems collectively trouble the binaries that beset modern existence: ...

Do you believe that God speaks to us? I do! If you are not hearing the voice of the Holy Spirit, then perhaps this book is for you. However, you must understand, believing that God speaks to you is the key.Because our Heavenly Father is a God of love, he wants to communicate with us and he wants to do this as often as we need to hear from him which could be many times a day. He also wants to communicate his love for us, and he definitely wants to do that every day to form a persona...

When architect Elise Springer's father is injured, she immediately leaves San Francisco to care for him. The last person she expects to encounter in her Pennsylvania hometown is her childhood friend Lucas Fisher. Lucas is investigating his brother's mysterious death, and Elise can't resist lending a hand. Lucas longs for the close family ties he never had. He's back in Scranton to set up a classic car restoration business and build a future. The torch he carries for Elise burns brighter th...

When widower Rich Redman returns to Pennsylvania with his young daughter to sell his deceased grandmother’s house, he discovers Grandmother Gertie’s final request was for him to find a missing relative and a stash of WWI jewels. Torrie Larson, single mom, is trying to make her landscape center and flower arranging business succeed while attempting to save the lineage of a rare white rose brought from Austria in the 1900s. Together, the rich Texas lawyer and poor landscape owner team up to ...