There Are Still Unknown Places

By Ron Morris

There Are Still Unknown Places is a work of fiction in the literary, interpersonal drama, and cultural fiction subgenres. It is best suited to the general adult reading audience and was penned by author Ron Morris. Showcasing culture, emotion, and human nature, this intelligent work...

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The Stories We Cannot Tell

By Leslie A. Rasmussen

The Stories We Cannot Tell by Leslie A. Rasmussen is the story of two 30-something women who were brought together by fate. Katie was a devout Christian woman who became pregnant out of wedlock. Unhappy and desperate, Katie had no idea what she would do...

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Time Zones and Other Tales

By Real Carpentier

Time Zones and Other Tales is a work of fiction in the anthology, psychological, and speculative fiction subgenres. It is best suited to the general adult reading audience and was penned by author Real Carpentier. In this fascinating collection of works, we are first introduced...

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The Yellow Rose

A Novel of the Texas Revolution
By Carl R Brush, Bob Stewart

The Yellow Rose: A Novel of the Texas Revolution, co-authored by Carl R. Brush and Bob Stewart, is an engrossing historical work that captures the spirit and essence of one of the most significant events in the history of Texas. This well-researched and vividly detailed...

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The Still Small Voice

A Novel
By Brenda Stanley

The Still Small Voice, what we could also refer to as a conscience, is such an apt title for a story that revolves around a dying man’s fears for his future after death. Brenda Stanley opens with a scene by a high cliff at a...

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The Golden Cage

A Dystopian Novel
By Kate L. Mary

Katie L. Mary’s dystopian novel The Golden Cage features Sansera’s system of grading women according to their beauty. The book is divided into three parts with alternating viewpoints from several major characters. In the first section, the six-year-old girls are brought to the institute, which...

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The Spaceman

By W.B. Edwards

The Spaceman is a short story and poetry collection by W.B. Edwards. The book opens with The Roadside Diner where an old couple's tryst with altruism goes wrong when they let two teenagers inside their diner on a cold gray morning. A man crashes his...

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Turntable

A Modern-Day Arthurian Tale
By James L. Peters

Turntable: A Modern-Day Arthurian Tale by James L Peters is a literary fiction novel revolving around a man named Grady Barden. Grady left college before his senior year to pursue his dreams of being a professional musician. Now in his thirties and working at a...

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The Last of the Baileys

By Paula Paul

The Last of the Baileys by Paula Paul is a gentle tale of family and relationships set in the tiny West Texas town of Anton. When Trudy Bailey Walters’ husband dies, leaving her penniless, the nearly 70-year-old decides her only option is to move back...

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There Was a Garden in Nuremberg

A Novel (New Jewish Fiction)
By Navina Michal Clemerson

There Was a Garden in Nuremberg by Navina Michal Clemerson is a harrowing yet page-turning story that may well one day become a timeless classic. Twelve-year-old Max Mannheim who is spirited and observant has witnessed how the rise of Adolf Hitler as the new Chancellor...

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