Breaking the Chains – Dr. Catrina Pullum
2015 Summer Book Awards Winner: “I know today that the pain was all a part of my purpose and I use my story to help as many people as I can to fight through the pain and free themselves.” -the Author
Monthly Archives: February 2015
The Other Michelle – Michelle D. Carnes
The Other Michelle gives readers a ground-level, behind-the-scenes look at the operations of the 2008 Obama Presidential Campaign, from the halls of the National Headquarters in downtown Chicago; to the frosty campaign trails of Iowa...
The Evolution of Bid Whist – Ronald L. Allen
The Evolution of Bid Whist 150 Years in the Growth of an African American Tradition The Evolution of Bid Whist is an authoritative book that contains the most comprehensive information ever published on the subject of Bid Whist. It covers every aspect of the game from its origin and growth period to its American expansion into international popularity in the 21st century. “…the definitive book on Bid Whist with its inclusion of the game’s origins and history, rules, its variations and changes, and strategies for ...
Fortune Brawling – Hunter S. Jones, Jennifer Theriot
Two guitars. Two wild women. One crazy honky tonking night in Georgia. The Ace is high and the Joker is always wild. When Texas meets Tennessee, the end result spells T.R.O.U.B.L.E In Story Two of The Fortune Series, we find country musician Dallas Fortune in a tight spot. Guitar God Billie Joe McAllister has betrayed her once again. As if by magic, her BFF from Ft. Worth Texas, guitarist Jodie Marie Jennings, drives all night to come to her aid in a time of need. ...
Ruthie: A Family’s Struggle with ALS – Lynn Miclea
2015 Summer Book Awards Winner: Many amazing 5-star reviews! This book is a dramatic yet informative, loving, and compassionate memoir about a woman’s experience with ALS, as told by her daughter, including multiple diagnoses, symptoms, deterioration, and progression of the disease.
Cane and Abe – James Grippando
Miami’s top prosecutor becomes a prime suspect in his wife’s disappearance, which may have a chilling connection to the woman he can’t forget.
Red Queen – Victoria Aveyard
The tale of seventeen-year-old Mare, a common girl whose once-latent magical power draws her into the dangerous intrigue of the king's palace. Will her power save her or condemn her?
Z Plan: Blood on the Sand – Mikhail Lerma
2015 Summer Book Awards Winner: Written by a U.S. Army Soldier. Cale was sent to Iraq with the usual thoughts any Soldier going to war might have -- but he wasn't expecting zombies.
The Big Idea – Dr. Jamal H. Bryant
Does God talk to you in your sleep? Are dreams messages from the Divine? Dr. Bryant examines this intriguing question from both biblical and scientific perspectives.
Demonsong – Luke Romyn
2015 Summer Book Awards Winner: What do you do when the person you fear most is the only one you can trust? San Francisco is infested. Crime stains the streets, and the SFPD battles to keep it under control. Among the department’s finest, Detective Patricia Ryder marches to her own drum....
HIM The Coastal Killer – Kathleen Fracaro
An explosive situation: a police officer, a telepathic detective, a high school English teacher in the presence of a serial killer. Four young women brutally killed by a vicious murderer - and a surprise conclusion.
The Tesla Legacy – Rebecca Cantrell
In New York Times bestselling author Rebecca Cantrell's sequel to the award-winning The World Beneath, software genius Joe Tesla confronts an equally brilliant and far more powerful foe.
The Wake (and What Jeremiah Did Next) – Colm Herron
2015 Summer Book Awards Winner: Colm Herron, one of Ireland’s most gifted storytellers, brings wry humour and acute insight to bear on his portrayal of Derry folk in The Wake (And What Jeremiah Did Next). The raucous human panorama unfolds through the eyes of Jeremiah. Earthy wake banter, competition for the love of a bisexual activist, and the civil rights march through Burntollet in early 1969, when violence shattered Northern Ireland’s fragile peace, are vehicles for this shrewd, sympathetic and unique commentary on the human condition.
The Day I Washed My Face in the Toilet – Brenda Kearns
Brenda Kearns writes serious health articles for Woman's World -- and hilarious Young Adult Fiction: All 14-year-old Monica wants is to spend August at a science camp far away from her idiot sister and weird little brother. But that's not going to be easy.