Fiction
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Nightsticks and Negligees
by Lucinda Mack
When homicide detective Lexi is assigned to a mysterious double murder, she must report to Katia, her beautiful but icy-cold superior. As they work to unravel this shocking crime, they find themselves falling into a passionate love affair. Lexi, who ...
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Kindred Instruments
by Ron Sokol
LET’S MAKE BEAUTIFUL MUSIC! These musical instruments are very much alive, and share their experiences with us, their ups and downs, their interaction with the world. Open the pages here to dine with tuba and trombone. Meet the violin who is going ...
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Brain Muffins & Dream Puffs
by R. Hamblin Torney
When I was young, my mother used to read bedtime stories to me, such as: Last of the Mohicans, the Deerslayer, Kidnapped, Treasure Island, Mody Dick, and my all-time favorite, - The Red Badge of Courage. “When God Whistled Dixie” is officially my ...
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Sister B
by David Charles Hart
The history of Mississippi prompts a young African American mother to leave that state and seek a better life out west. In 1939, while traveling by train from California to Oregon, she encounters a Japanese photographer whose photos are used to plan ...
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The Tangleville Chronicles
Does Father Know Best? by Donald H Hull
Rev. Canon Dr. Barclay Steadmore can’t help but put pen to paper in retirement. His new job with the Tangleville Mirror allows him to stir up controversy by posing thought-provoking theological questions to secular and religious audiences in his new ...
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The Messiah of Smyrna
by Sam Goldenberg
In the 17th century, Shabtai Zvi was a name to reckon with. A man of strong passions and mesmerizing personality, he convinced many that he was the Jewish Messiah. But his thirst for power - his conviction that anything he wanted could be his - was ...
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Ephraim
A Rabbi Strays... by Sam Goldenberg
When twenty-seven-year-old Ephraim returns to Toronto from rabbinical school in New York, he’s looking forward to launching his career and then someday finding a devout young woman who’ll be happy to become his rebbetzin. However, his Uncle Avram ...
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Fourteen Trumpeting Elephants
by Norma Kroeger
Fourteen Trumpeting Elephants...what has that got to do with Cranbrook or the Kootenays of British Columbia? Why is there a statue of an elephant at the end of Baker Street? What is the best place to pick huckleberries? Grandpa is telling stories ...
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Blue Moon on Water
by G B Gordon
In the 1950s, just a few years after Newfoundland entered Confederation, the first official provincial resettlement program saw thousands of islanders leave their coastal out-port communities to resettle on the mainland. The plan was that families ...
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Memoirs of a Depraved Elderly Gentleman
by Perry Stroker
Memoirs of a Depraved Elderly Gentleman is the autobiographical story of Perry Stroker, a world-renowned and ethically questionable neurosurgeon (now retired) and writer, that delves deep into his personal exploits with a variety of diverse and ...
