Beneath Beauford Grove by E. Denise Billups follows Dr. Evangeline Beauford, one of the leading hematologists in her field, as she discovers inherited anomalies in her family’s blood that defy all rational understanding. Drawn back to a place that once rejected her, Evangeline soon learns...

Southern Stock by Gena Elliott is a roaring, full-throttle story that pays tribute to outlaw culture, racing legends, and the wild spirit of the American South. We're with Stick Elliott, who is a moonshine runner turned stock car racer with a need for speed and...

Peace Like A River by Scott Gould explores the sometimes difficult yet intense relationship between fathers and sons. Gould's story is so beautiful that words cannot fully capture its depth, grace, and impact in a world where the emotional vulnerability and nuances of this filial...

All That Is Hidden by Laura DeNooyer-Moore is a heartfelt coming-of-age tale set in the Appalachian South during a time of great social upheaval. Ten-year-old Tina Hamilton lives a simple life in a small town nestled in the Smoky Mountains, where nothing much ever changes...

Shooting the Tip by Graham Buckenham is a mesmerizing tale that explores the question: Can one escape fate? Jed King is a rancher and savvy investor who ventures into the deserts of New Mexico seeking answers about his family’s hereditary illness, Huntington’s Disease. The story...

Penny Goetjen's Deadly Ripples is a mystery with multiple layers that seem to shift like the tides against the historic shores of Charleston, where the novel is set. Kathryn Moore inherits her uncle Gray Moore’s historic home, The Pink Lady, after his untimely death. She...

Villages by Robert Inman is a heartfelt and deeply human novel about Jonas Boulware, a young war veteran who returns to his Southern hometown of Copernicus after being physically and emotionally scarred in the Middle East. He struggles with memory loss and PTSD, and, on...

In Bob Seay's The Bookseller’s Son, set against the backdrop of the conservative South during the 1970s, Jeremiah Malone grapples with the complexities of identity, family legacy, and freedom of expression. As the son of bookstore owners George and Tammy Malone, who moved from California...

Set in 1974 in south Louisiana, Margaret of Thibodaux by Jo Taylor centers around a 14-year-old girl who tries her best to cope with the loss of her beloved mother, Veone, who died six years earlier. Margaret can still sense the gentle presence of her...

Kentucky Blood (The Kentucky Blood Series, Book 1) by Ashley Thomas Sheikh is a dark Southern saga drenched in violence, prophecy, and family dysfunction. The ruthless Cunningham clan are hunting for The Temple, a mythical source of power and riches. In the 1990s, their brutal...