Children’s Books
Date Published: November 24, 2021
Publisher: Underline Publishing LLC
Imagine if everything happening in your imagination also happens in real life. This is exactly what happens one day in the life of a curious, sweet, and intelligent girl named Johana. Under the colors of a beautiful ladybug, Johana discovers all the mysteries and beauties hiding in her own garden!
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Historical Fiction
Date Published: December 21, 2021
Have you ever met a stranger and felt that you already knew them?
The story begins in the 1800s when Elias and Henry are souls on the Other Side. Their own time as humans lies ahead of them, but they unwittingly observe their ancestors-to-be as they progress through major historical events. From slave-liberation missions in antebellum America to the horror of the Vietnam War, they follow six generations across two centuries. But as the family separates, the descendants form two divergent lineages, thousands of miles apart, into which the two souls are eventually born.
Elias and Henry grow up in different countries but meet again in modern Britain—without any recollection of the Other Side. Civil-rights activist Elias is hiding from a Russian kidnapper when he runs into Henry, who has become a kind-hearted but prejudiced Englishman. Against the backdrop of repeating historical patterns, they become entangled in a love triangle with free-spirited Lana, who becomes Elias’s protector.
Blinded by his intolerance, Henry unwittingly brings danger upon them as the agent closes in on Elias. But soon, all their historical experiences unravel into the present, and eventually produce an unexpected, startling ending.
Somewhere Between Light and Time is a fast-paced adventure drama in which historical events and everyday reality are interwoven with elements of the supernatural. Aiden Leman lives in East Sussex, England, where he works in financial services for his day job. He studied International Relations in Scotland and was previously active in the teaching sector. He has worked in five different countries across three continents, although his dream job would probably be a firefighter.
YA Science Fiction
Date Published: 11-23-2021
Publisher: Novel Treasure Publishing LLC
Two brothers, one prophesied for greatness, one unworthy of a gift. Both must face a cataclysmic event that could wipe out not just their herd but all life as they know it.
As the days grow darker and the impending danger is upon them, the Stargazers have reason for hope in young Bravehorn — the one deemed the Chosen One.
But they are not the only herd who knows about the prophecy. Dark forces have their own plans for him, and Bravehorn soon learns that life as the Chosen One is not all fun and games.
While his older brother struggles with living in his shadow, he struggles with the responsibility of his new acclaim. One he’s not sure he wants anymore.
Both brothers will have their loyalty and faith tested in a battle as old as time— light versus dark, good versus evil, as each discovers the true meaning of sacrifice.
***This story is a captivating blend of science fiction, fantasy, and adventure. For readers 13 years old and up who enjoy books such as Chronicles of Narnia, Lord of the Rings, and A Wrinkle in Time.
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James makes his home in Carrollton, Georgia, where he enjoys staying active, exploring new cuisines, and spending time with his wife.
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Christian Fiction, Drama
Date Published: December 20, 2021
Publisher: Lulu
Faith is the Only Hope for Survival...
Apocalyptic 7-Salvations’ Cry is a story of battles between God’s earthly warriors and malevolent forces. The Divine Scriptures guide A7’s missions, as they must learn how to count on each other and put their hope and trust in God. In a system morally bankrupt in 2043, a former government assassin learns who she is in Christ and leads a team to unearth a key organization who presumes they’re descendants of fallen angels. They accept orders from a mysterious leader who can read minds. While chaos breaks out between the team, only their faith will carry them from mission to mission to stop the Apollyon. The Apocalyptic 7 comes together to block the Apollyon from creating a world built of chaos. During the missions, they learn Black Rain, a vigilante group, craves to dispose of the Apollyon for good. A7 must stop them both, before God consumes the cities in the Middle East, as He destroyed Sodom and Gomorrah in generations past. Through evidence and acceptance, they prepare for battle, which is their only hope for survival in this life and into eternity.
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A Codi Sanders Thriller
Thriller
Published: June 2021
Publisher: Morgan James Publishing
A cold case from the 60’s comes back to life when a body is discovered in the jail of a small town long buried under a manmade lake.
In Cold Quarry, Codi and her team at the FBI Special Projects division must peel back the evidence and follow a twisting path to uncover a clever terror plot that is nearly complete. With a ticking clock and most of the odds against them, they must fight for every inch to stop those responsible and save thousands of innocent lives.
Other Books in the Codi Sanders Thriller Series
A long forgotten cold case suddenly heats up when a related new technology is stolen by a subversive group.
Blind Target
In the modern day, a squad of 1950s Russian commandoes is discovered frozen in a receding Alaskan glacier. Special Agent Codi Sanders and her partner, Joel, are tasked with returning the bodies to Russia, but their operation suddenly gets complicated.
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Non-Fiction, Art, Women Non-Fiction
Date Published: December 14, 2021
Publisher: Aurora Metro, Supernova Books
The author unpicks the threads that link female textile artists and the arts they produce, revealing a global and historic patchwork of assorted roles, identities and representations. Entertaining as well as informative, this book offers a unique overview of female-centric textile art production including embroidery, weaving, soft sculpture and more.
Tells us:
How knitting became a spying device in wartime
Why dress design was so important for the Suffragettes
Why women and their textile arts were entangled in a web of global mythology
How women’s arts and crafts moved from the backroom to the gallery showroom
Includes over 20 interviews with contemporary textile artists, providing fascinating insights into their practices, themes and personal motivation.
P.L. Henderson has almost 400,000 followers of her social media project @womensart1, inspired by feminist art theorists. Having gained a BA in Art History, she is now part of the writing team for Phaidon's 'Great Women Artists' series and regularly contributes to publications such as ‘Resurgence & Ecologist’ magazine, ‘Art UK’ and ‘Culture Matters’ on topics of art, ecology and social justice.
Born in the North of England she now lives in Lisbon, Portugal and writes the art blog https://womensartblog.wordpress.com.
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Inspirational / Mystery
Date Published: 08-10-2021
Publisher: Elk Lake Publishing, Inc.
Time.
Solomon is running out of it.
A broken and forgotten man fighting the demons of dementia, he longs for the past when both he and his beloved military town of Ginger Ridge once thrived.
When his stooped body collides with the hardened realities of the present, Solomon lies in a coma as an unidentifiable victim of a hit-and-run accident in a faraway city.
With nothing to keep him going but flashbacks of relationships from his past, Solomon has no idea what a difference he will make on the future …
Time.
Solomon was running out of it.
He rarely made wise choices when pressed for time.
He ached to get home in time for dinner. Sweat trickled from
his forehead as he battled the stifling beat-down of the afternoon Georgia sun.
At the ivy-covered iron gates to the cemetery, he shielded his eyes and
considered his options.
From either direction, the route led home. He was sure of
it.
Why couldn’t I find their tombstones today?
Tombstones and rituals were all he had left.
Except for Sadie Beth. I must hurry!
He loosened his bow tie as he thought about a tall glass of
Sadie Beth’s sweet tea. She would be getting worried soon. He checked his
watch. The second hand hadn’t circled the dial in years. Still, he couldn’t
force himself to remove the timepiece. Sadie Beth had surprised him with it
when he’d dropped her off at college.
Always on my mind. Love, Sadie Beth.
He smiled as he remembered the engraving.
As a shiver ran up his spine, he realized the sun had dipped
low in the sky. He wiggled his cap back on his head and gripped his cane, using
his finger to trace the names etched into the handle. Winnie on one side. Silas
on the other. Another gift from Sadie Beth.
Better hurry. Sadie Beth will be waiting.
He winched himself up from the bench and took off at a pace
he couldn’t handle. Soon, each breath brought an intense wheeze.
A shiver ran through him.
The paved driveway led to the street, he knew that for
certain.
At the end of the drive, he expected to see a stop sign to
his left. To the right, down the road a piece, should be the water tower which
boasted the high school football legacy of the Ginger Ridge Eagles, state
champions from 1997 through 1999. Visible from any direction, he trusted the
beacon of the water tower to guide him to Main Street.
But the tower was nowhere in sight.
Solomon chose the road to the right, though it proved more
winding and narrower than he recalled. Still, he felt certain the turnoff ahead
would fork to the left halfway down the hill, past the faded billboard that
read:
GINGER RIDGE – HOME OF FORT BRYCE
WELCOME HOME, SOLDIERS!
WE’VE BEEN WAITING FOR YOU!
Ginger Ridge deserved an updated sign. Fort Bryce shut down
a decade ago.
Solomon’s heart climbed out of his chest, pounding hard.
“I’ve got to get home in time for dinner.” Solomon’s raspy
words dissipated into the weight of the late summer humidity. “Sadie Beth will
be mad as a hornet if I’m late again. I’ll stop at the pay phone on the corner
to call home.”
The last rays of sunlight took a nosedive behind a thick row
of pines. Deep shadows dominated this stretch of road, and darkness was never
kind to Solomon.
He groaned and patted his pockets for the flashlight he kept
with him.
Nothing.
I must have left it on my dresser.
A whimper escaped his throat. He pressed on, his strength
and determination draining with each step.
A rock wedged into one of Solomon’s loafers, biting him in
the foot. He braced himself against his cane to check his shoe. His ankle
cracked, and a couple toes wiggled through a hole at the edge. He pried the
rock out with his finger.
I need to polish these shoes first thing in the morning.
He zig-zagged to the center of the lane and took off as fast
as his gimpy legs could carry him in a desperate hunt for the blasted water
tower.
About the Author
A wife of one, mother of three, and Tootsie to four, she currently write from her quiet two-acre corner of the world near Louisville, KY.
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