Fiction, Fairy Tales, Folk Tales, Legends & Mythology
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A Million Lives
by Laura Kostwinder
What if we remembered who we really are? As humans, we always judge what we perceive as being different or wrong. But what would happen if we went through time, living lives as different people and remembering everything we ever experienced? Would ...
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The Other Realm
Book One by Wanda Starr
Connor MacNessa has fallen in love with Alexandra, an artist he met through an unusual set of circumstances. She is unlike any girl he has ever known before, but there is one element in particular which sets her apart from all others: Alexandra ...
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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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Apples and Eve
by Sarah Seidman
Part love story, part eulogy, and part practical guide to apple growing, Apples and Eve retells the Adam and Eve story in Genesis from Eve's perspective. Using the orchard as a metaphor for the care and maintenance of a long-term relationship, the ...
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Profeta
by Yuliya Dewolfe
Profeta’s young life has been full of questions—of the soul, of existence, and of love. As she grows, the questions grow louder in her mind, but the ears of her family and friends begin to turn away. Following the advice of a strange woman, she ...
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Amadi Oha
"The God of Thunder" by Pete J. Amadi
Do you ever wonder why natural disasters such as hurricanes, tornados, earthquakes, and other violent acts persist in the Western world? Amadi Oha knows why! According to Amadi Oha, the African God of Thunder, these calamities on the West are ...
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Church Castle Corgis
Book One - The Tales From Church Castle Corgis by S.Wilson
Holly Brown thought that moving from New York to a small farm would be enough adventure. But when Holly purchased the farm, she got much more than she bargained for, including an array of farm animals and two magical corgis. After moving in to her ...
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The Oaken Crucible
by Ilya d'Angre'
It is the late seventh century, and the world is a violent place, steeped in blood and legend as Viking merchants traverse the Black Sea and war against neighboring tribes. Near the turbulent waters of the ancient Slavuta River, a boy named Azurr is ...
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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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Akhenaten
Pharaoh of Light by Ted Kramer
This book is a historical novel. It combines historical records with likely, but also speculative events and ideas, such as beliefs, love, family relations, leadership qualities or lack thereof, beliefs, conjugal and family ties among Egyptian ...
