Fiction
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Friar Bernard Bakonja
His Schooling and Tonsure by Simo Matavulj
In a village in the Dalmatian hinterland, a once-in-a-generation event is about to take place. The time has come for the Jerković clan, whose holy lineage goes back twenty-four generations, to assemble and select a new student among its youth and ...
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Place in the Sun
by Sheila Horne
“Every good or bad decision we make leads us one step closer to exactly where we’re supposed to be in life.” —Sheila Horne, Sunshine Girls After a curveball turns her quiet, tidy little life inside out, Ella Shaw steps off the ferry onto ...
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Rebecca Serves the Queen
by Stacie McLeod
I hope with my writing I can try attention that people with a mental health disability can have careers, use their skills and talent to income in their home. To become a role model to the younger generation and use the money from my book to help ...
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More TC'S Tales
by Thomas McCavour
MORE TC’S TALES is a second collection of short stories by Thomas McCavour. Trust Me is a story about the illicit drug trade, embezzlement and love. Hugs and Kisses deals with a romance and rescue. Arrowhead is a Native American love story and the ...
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Sagas & Sea Smoke
by Susan Nicol
A young archeologist and her journalist friend join an eclectic mix of anthropologists descending on L'Anse aux Meadows, Canada, the only verified Viking encampment in North America and the planet's first UNESCO World Heritage Site. After ...
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Rules For Living On Earth
by Marie E Rickwood
Jonathan Brown, the father of twin sons is married to a lovely woman. He is also a successful bank executive, a nature enthusiast and an unfaithful husband. Jonathan Brown is also a die-hard atheist. One evening at the age of forty-two, he ...
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The Heathery Isle
Home by Christmas by Iain Stewart
Scotsman Ewan MacBride and German Peter Baum, both have ‘histories’ from their homelands that force them to stow away aboard a ship bound for Canada. With skills in blacksmithing and cooperage, the two men soon forge a brotherly friendship and ...
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Triangular
by William Hancock
Nina Johnstone has a mission. CPS attorney, childhood abuse survivor, and overall badass, Nina has a bone to pick—and she's playing for keeps. Nina can't believe that the perpetrators of her latest child abuse case have—yet again—gotten off ...
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Hepting's Road
A Novel of Teaching by Clyde Woolman
From teaching disadvantaged adolescents to affluent elementary school children, and working with principals ranging from a supportive humanist to a data-nut despot, the second year of Steve Hepting's career is far from boring. Set in 2004, the ...
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Driven by Fire
by Eden Rayna
When Piper walks in on her boyfriend with another woman, she ends up alone, walking the highway leading into Fort McKay in Northern Alberta. Piper realizes how much she’s sacrificed for this relationship—her friends, her lifestyle, and most ...
