Brothers, Colm and Finch McAllister were always close. Raised in the subtle art of cat creeping, they took only from those who played by the same rules as them. That is until Colm went mad dog, leaving five people dead and landing him on death row. Now with only a few days until his scheduled execution, Colm calls Finch home asking him for one last favor.\nThere is talk of buried drug money in the surrounding hills of their hometown and Colm wants Finch to find it. If he succeeds, it will breathe new life into the wife and daughter Colm left behind in financial ruin. But in doing so, Finch will have to go up against four other lost souls desperately looking for a way out of their sordid pasts, and a local Sheriff with whom Finch shares a secret that will bring them both face to face with the question: HOW FAR ARE YOU WILLING TO GO TO FULFILL A DYING PERSON’S LAST WISH?

Those Born In Darkness Never Seek The Light

LoPresti, Philip

Literature & Fiction

Bad Dog Press

The job was supposed to be simple: get in, retrieve the bag, and get out. But after a botched attempt that leaves a man dead, Fenton Marciano is forced to hold up in a middle-of-the-nowhere motel, where he meets a young woman who is all too eager to fall in love. With heat coming down on him from his boss and dealing with a past that just won’t quit, Fenton must ride it out while staving off his own ghosts—and to make matters more complicated, the insatiable impulse to give in to a woman who could be the salvation he needs or the final ruin he’s been searching for.

THE THINGS WE BURY: A Rural Noir

The Devil’s greatest trick was convincing the world that he was god.\nAs a child, Jesse Baker followed all the rules. But when his father knocked him out in their backyard, everything changed. An obedient, purity ring wearing Christian boy in public became a foulmouthed, dirty-minded skeptic in a journal he filled with riotous anecdotes and sharp-witted observations about the strict, cult-like church that relentlessly bombarded him with fire and brimstone. 
Nick Jackson wanted to be the next great American pastor, but his house on the sand crumbled around him when he learned his hero was a sexual deviant. He started a support group called Agnostics Anonymous across the street from a church Jesse torched a decade before. 
In this coming-of-age novel that weaves a tangled web of power, abuse, tragedy and heartbreak, a harmless Christian school rebel evolves into the devil incarnate. 
Hilarious, honest, and haunting, Institutionalized is a raw depiction of the dangers of a legalistic religious culture gone wrong. These images will stick with you long after you put it down. 
"No one should read this filth." — J.T. Langhorne's old IFB youth pastor

Institutionalized

Langhorne, J.T.

Literary

Warrior Culture: The Warrior Way for High School Teams

Sports & Outdoors

Templeton, Josh

Basketball

The only self-help book everyone really needs, this outrageous handbook offers dozen of sure-fire, and very funny, methods for getting phone solicitors off the line quickly, like "Rehearse Your Vegas Act: Break into song until you frighten the telemarketer away. Show tunes and anything by Ethel Merman work best."

How to Get Rid of a Telemarketer

Business & Money

America, Millard

Mrs. Millard America

Management & Leadership

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