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2022 Feather Quill Book Award-Finalist in Inspirational Category
Messenger by Liz Whithurst

2021 National Federation of Press Woman's Association-Winner Adult Reader Novels
The Bookkeeper's Wife by Lynne Hinton

2021 New Mexico Press Women-First Place Fiction for Adult Readers
The Bookkeeper's Wife by Lynne Hinton

2021 Hollywood Book Festival Awards-Honorable Mention in the General Fiction Category
The Book of Hannah  by Ellen Gelerman

2021 American Fiction Awards-Finalist in Women's Fiction Category
The Book of Hannah by Ellen Gelerman

2021 American Fiction Awards-Finalist in the Women's Fiction Category
The Book of Hannah  by Ellen Gelerman

2020 Texas Authors Institute of History Grand Prize in Fiction
The Lambda Factor by Dimple Desai

2020 Author's Circle Novel of Excellence in Thrillers
The Lambda Factor by Dimple Desai

2019 Independent Book Publisher's Association-Benjamin Franklin Silver Award
The Artist and the Soldier  by Angelle Petta

2017 Reader's Favorite Silver Award Winner
White Lake by Susan Amond Todd

2014 Midwest Book Review Honorable Mention
Icy Shadows by Rob Robertson

Backwords by Lisa Foster (Hard Cover)

$32.95

Backwords by Lisa Foster (Soft Cover)

$19.95

The Beekeeper by Myron Brown (Hard Cover)

$33.95

“I’m glad I’m a beekeeper because the bees taught me so much.

Being close to the soil, and putting his hands to work, can save a man.

I’m not the same person I once was. Scarred, but better for it.”

Who was D. D. Palmer, and how did a teacher turned beekeeper find the inspiration to ignite a revolutionary idea that changed the face of health care? From humble beginnings, Palmer is remembered for founding the chiropractic profession, which is now practiced worldwide. But less is known about his story, from a childhood on the Canadian frontier to schoolmaster, horticulturist, and maverick doctor who gave birth to colleges of chiropractic in Iowa and other states from the Midwest to the West Coast. This masterful piece of historical fiction tells of a little-known passion of Palmer’s—beekeeping—and how the allure of apiculture inspired one of science’s most fascinating minds.

The Beekeeper by Myron Brown (Soft Cover)

$19.95

“I’m glad I’m a beekeeper because the bees taught me so much.

Being close to the soil, and putting his hands to work, can save a man.

I’m not the same person I once was. Scarred, but better for it.”

Who was D. D. Palmer, and how did a teacher turned beekeeper find the inspiration to ignite a revolutionary idea that changed the face of health care? From humble beginnings, Palmer is remembered for founding the chiropractic profession, which is now practiced worldwide. But less is known about his story, from a childhood on the Canadian frontier to schoolmaster, horticulturist, and maverick doctor who gave birth to colleges of chiropractic in Iowa and other states from the Midwest to the West Coast. This masterful piece of historical fiction tells of a little-known passion of Palmer’s—beekeeping—and how the allure of apiculture inspired one of science’s most fascinating minds.

Chance by Clare Adkin (Soft Cover)

$17.66

Chance by Clare Adkin (Hard Cover)

$32.66

Kantara: The Captain (Hard Cover)

$33.95

Kantara: The Captain (Soft Cover)

$19.95

Kantara: The Traveler (Hard Cover) by Stephen and Mary Weller

$30.99

Keiji, a modern young college student, is unexpectedly hurled into the past. Known as “The Traveler,” he learns he now has a superhuman ability and Earth is far different than anything he ever imagined.

The planet is the focus of intergalactic attention where an imminent attack leads to an impending apocalypse. The only hope for the future lies with the Kantara Scrolls which hold the secrets to overcoming a growing malevolent force.

The Traveler embarks on a crusade to find the Kantara Scrolls. His heroic adventure will lead him to unimaginable marvels where he will be joined by dynamic characters as they head toward a climactic confrontation with an unforeseen enemy.

Kantara: The Traveler (Soft Cover) by Stephen and Mary Weller

$16.95

Keiji, a modern young college student, is unexpectedly hurled into the past. Known as “The Traveler,” he learns he now has a superhuman ability and Earth is far different than anything he ever imagined.

The planet is the focus of intergalactic attention where an imminent attack leads to an impending apocalypse. The only hope for the future lies with the Kantara Scrolls which hold the secrets to overcoming a growing malevolent force.

The Traveler embarks on a crusade to find the Kantara Scrolls. His heroic adventure will lead him to unimaginable marvels where he will be joined by dynamic characters as they head toward a climactic confrontation with an unforeseen enemy.

The Portrait and Other Tales of Horror and Humor

$16.95

From a grotesque conversation with Vlad the Impaler, to a chilling, truth-based ghost story, to a comical interview with the snakes of North Carolina, The Portrait and Other Tales of Horror and Humor showcases Harold (HP) Phipps’s exceptional ability to capture both sharp wit and bone-shaking terror. With many of the stories set in Phipps’s beloved Appalachian Mountains, the book celebrates countryside culture and the people—and animals—who make it so unique.

From the creative mind that brought forth The Adventures of Tank and Pudge series comes this distinctive collection in which families and friends are brought together and ripped apart, vengeance is sworn and inflicted, and echoes of laughter and screams ring in one’s ears long after the tales have come to an end.

The Alphabet Woods (Hard Cover) by Jenny Poelman

$33.00

The process was messier than she had anticipated, a mixture of tears and runny noses and dirt and ash, but that was perfectly appropriate. Life when lived, truly lived, was messy.

After a series of life-changing events, fifty-seven-year-old Key North breaks with her usual conventional, acquiescing nature and impulsively purchases a house situated above a patch of woods in rural North Carolina. The move surprises everyone, even herself, and irritates her possessive friend Iris.

Key’s just getting acquainted with this change when she’s visited by her cousin Guy, whom she hasn’t heard from in nearly a decade. With him comes a shocking and difficult challenge, one she’s not sure she’s equipped to handle.

As Key slowly unravels the many complexities that accompany her decision, she finds herself far from her former predictable, unfulfilled life. It’s as though she’s stepped into an alternate world where a little boy’s backpack holds dangerous secrets, an unseen hand is guiding her, and the trees provide the answers she seeks.

The Alphabet Woods (Soft Cover) by Jenny Poelman

$18.95

The process was messier than she had anticipated, a mixture of tears and runny noses and dirt and ash, but that was perfectly appropriate. Life when lived, truly lived, was messy.

After a series of life-changing events, fifty-seven-year-old Key North breaks with her usual conventional, acquiescing nature and impulsively purchases a house situated above a patch of woods in rural North Carolina. The move surprises everyone, even herself, and irritates her possessive friend Iris.

Key’s just getting acquainted with this change when she’s visited by her cousin Guy, whom she hasn’t heard from in nearly a decade. With him comes a shocking and difficult challenge, one she’s not sure she’s equipped to handle.

As Key slowly unravels the many complexities that accompany her decision, she finds herself far from her former predictable, unfulfilled life. It’s as though she’s stepped into an alternate world where a little boy’s backpack holds dangerous secrets, an unseen hand is guiding her, and the trees provide the answers she seeks.

The Warmer (Soft Cover) by Patrick Robbins

$18.95

Fresh out of college, Ned Alderman is anxious to start his internship at Peppercorn Press while spending the summer with his cousin, Nadine, who he hasn’t seen since they were kids. His fears are soon mitigated when he meets Chase Becker, the best “warmer” in the business, whose radiance mesmerizes Ned and others.

An expert joy facilitator, Chase only knows how to pass happiness along to others––until he meets the woman who teaches him how to keep it.

Set against the backdrop of a young and swanky New York City, The Warmer follows Ned, Chase, and their friends for one remarkable summer, through encounters both sensual and scathing, through conversations both painful and powerful, with wit that can boost or bite.

The Warmer (Hard Cover) by Patrick Robbins

$30.99

Fresh out of college, Ned Alderman is anxious to start his internship at Peppercorn Press while spending the summer with his cousin, Nadine, who he hasn’t seen since they were kids. His fears are soon mitigated when he meets Chase Becker, the best “warmer” in the business, whose radiance mesmerizes Ned and others.

An expert joy facilitator, Chase only knows how to pass happiness along to others––until he meets the woman who teaches him how to keep it.

Set against the backdrop of a young and swanky New York City, The Warmer follows Ned, Chase, and their friends for one remarkable summer, through encounters both sensual and scathing, through conversations both painful and powerful, with wit that can boost or bite.

Never Enough Time (Soft Cover) by Kimberly McMillan

$18.95

When thirty-year-old Marni once again has to say goodbye to someone very important in her life, the loss hits close to home as she remembers the summer she was fourteen and lost her mom … the summer her life became unrecognizable.

Shortly after her mother’s passing, Marni learns the truth about her father and is sent to Waco, Texas to live with him and his “perfect” family. There, she must face a world that blatantly rejected her mom, without losing faith in the one person she trusted.

Old wounds resurface for Lauren—Marni’s new stepmother—as she tries to navigate these new waters. Her self-worth and confidence are shaken by her husband’s betrayal, and she wonders if she can truly love and understand a child who isn’t hers.

Told from multiple perspectives, Never Enough Time is an emotional coming-of-age story that demonstrates the power of familial relationships despite complicated differences.

Never Enough Time (Hard Cover) by Kimberly McMillan

$32.95

When thirty-year-old Marni once again has to say goodbye to someone very important in her life, the loss hits close to home as she remembers the summer she was fourteen and lost her mom … the summer her life became unrecognizable.

Shortly after her mother’s passing, Marni learns the truth about her father and is sent to Waco, Texas to live with him and his “perfect” family. There, she must face a world that blatantly rejected her mom, without losing faith in the one person she trusted.

Old wounds resurface for Lauren—Marni’s new stepmother—as she tries to navigate these new waters. Her self-worth and confidence are shaken by her husband’s betrayal, and she wonders if she can truly love and understand a child who isn’t hers.

Told from multiple perspectives, Never Enough Time is an emotional coming-of-age story that demonstrates the power of familial relationships despite complicated differences.

From the Fires Scattered There (Hard Cover) by Kammeron Polverari

$28.95

On the morning of December 14, 1943, two trains collide in rural southeastern North Carolina in one of the worst tragedies to ever strike the state.

A local resident, burdened by the weight of a choice he must soon make, is startled by an explosion. He sprints across the fields to find a scene of terror and chaos that can never be erased from his memory.

Amongst the wreckage and mangled bodies lie a soldier returning home for Christmas, not knowing whether he’ll be forgiven for the despicable decisions that caused him to leave in the first place, and a bride excited about her new life, yet fearful of spending it with the man she regretfully married.

From the Fires Scattered There shares the true story of the Tamiami Champion train wreck that claimed seventy-four lives. Through this expertly braided work of historical fiction, debut author Kammeron Polverari weaves the havoc, helplessness, and humanity of her protagonists’ lives into our own.

From the Fires Scattered There (Soft Cover) by Kammeron Polverari

$15.95

On the morning of December 14, 1943, two trains collide in rural southeastern North Carolina in one of the worst tragedies to ever strike the state.

A local resident, burdened by the weight of a choice he must soon make, is startled by an explosion. He sprints across the fields to find a scene of terror and chaos that can never be erased from his memory.

Amongst the wreckage and mangled bodies lie a soldier returning home for Christmas, not knowing whether he’ll be forgiven for the despicable decisions that caused him to leave in the first place, and a bride excited about her new life, yet fearful of spending it with the man she regretfully married.

From the Fires Scattered There shares the true story of the Tamiami Champion train wreck that claimed seventy-four lives. Through this expertly braided work of historical fiction, debut author Kammeron Polverari weaves the havoc, helplessness, and humanity of her protagonists’ lives into our own.

Friends with Issues (Hard Cover) by Meredith Berlin

$32.95

There’s an elephant in the room …

the thing none of us talk about but

affects our choices and actions.

It’s 1997 in New York and three glamorous, successful women

have made their mark on Manhattan. Now they struggle with the

daily balancing act of career, family, friendship and romance.

Brooke and Elizabeth have been friends since grade school.

One will question her marriage as she embarks on a new venture

to Hollywood. The other will try to remake herself after a

difficult diagnosis.

Susan should be ecstatic when her husband Nick—a glittering

media mogul—brings them the kind of financial security she never

imagined. But her uncertainty about their relationship brings new

passions and revelations neither saw coming.

Friends with Issues (Soft Cover) by Meredith Berlin

$18.95

There’s an elephant in the room …

the thing none of us talk about but

affects our choices and actions.

It’s 1997 in New York and three glamorous, successful women

have made their mark on Manhattan. Now they struggle with the

daily balancing act of career, family, friendship and romance.

Brooke and Elizabeth have been friends since grade school.

One will question her marriage as she embarks on a new venture

to Hollywood. The other will try to remake herself after a

difficult diagnosis.

Susan should be ecstatic when her husband Nick—a glittering

media mogul—brings them the kind of financial security she never

imagined. But her uncertainty about their relationship brings new

passions and revelations neither saw coming.

Holy Water (soft cover) by Bob Schwab

$18.95

How do we decide what we will do with our lives?

For Landon Ratliff, a young idealistic physician, a trip to New Orleans offers the promise of embarking on specialty training that will prepare him for the life he has imagined. But encounters with a homeless alcoholic, a Tarot card reader, a zydeco band, and Charity Hospital force Landon to confront his past and his future and rethink his plans as well as his decision to become a physician. Ultimately, he is reborn, baptized in the holy water of the streets of the French Quarter.

Eddie's Boy by Robert Schwab (Soft Cover)

$18.95

If the things you count on can vanish, then can you really count on anything?

In the time it takes him to drive through a stoplight at the Four Corners of Law, Dr. Landon Ratliff-distracted by the finest birthday present he's ever received and won't remember-has his midlife crisis delivered to him in an instant.

Then when his father, with whom he has never been close, is diagnosed with a terminal condition, Landon goes home to be with family. His resulting journey through illness, injury, suffering, healing, love, and redemption takes him to places he's visited before and places he never thought he'd be. And, for the first time, he doesn't have to travel alone.

Written with ease and eloquence, Eddie's Boy explores the things we take for granted, and the things we never knew we had.

Never is Now (Hard Cover) by Timothy L. Rodriguez

$29.95

In the rural Southern community of Random in 1982, Billy Blake, son of Will and Agnes Blake, has just been shot and then burned beyond recognition. Nobody can fathom the savagery of the murder, especially Agnes whose oldest son, Andy, was declared MIA during the Vietnam War.

Four days later, the body of a young woman named Wendy Allen is discovered in a cornfield not far from where Billy was killed. After having been snatched while running, she was raped, tortured, and killed.

No one can make a connection between the killings, the investigation at the sheriff’s department flounders, and the families of the victims have to intervene. Now it’s up to Boggs, a disgraced cop turned private detective, to find the murderer—or murderers.

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