He had never seen a woman he wanted to keep. She wasn't shopping for another man, not even a hunk like Kelly, who could charm a nun out of her habit. But, it was murder when they met. A best-selling author had written one "who-done-it" to many. Some of their best friends were suspects. 
Take the grisly murder of a best-selling mystery writer, followed by a comedy of errors kind of investigation; stir in a whacky, whirlwind romance between an embittered, red-haired divorcee and a tough, irrepressible Miami Sun reporter; add the lure of the Florida Keys; then relish the taste of Murder on the Rocks, a "whodunit", with a twist you won't be able to put down.

Murder on the Rocks

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Nancy Powell

Mystery

High Pitch Hum

A New Jersey parish priest from the Bronx becomes a key player in the resolution of a Middle East crisis in this dramatic story that weaves history and current events into a future scenario.

Justice on a Mission: A Parish Priest's Adventure in International Politics

Ken Gorman

An adventurous young manatee we have named Manford. Though his story is fiction, it is based on true facts and events recorded in files of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. Most children know that manatees could never fly, but Manford actually did. His adventure started when his urge to explore new places led him on an exciting and dangerous journey that almost cost him his life. 
Manatee always spend their winters in the warm waters of Florida and even in the summer, they seldom go much farther north than south Georgia. But like Columbus, Manford wanted to find a "new world" that he had never seen. This story of his adventure is told in a way it might have really happened.

The Manatee That Flew: The True Story of a Florida Manatee

Children's Books

John C. Oberheu

Animals

On September 11, 1932 when 7-year-old Janet Lee and family crashed in Arctic waters off the Greenland coast, the eyes and ears of the world fixed on the fate of America's Flying Family. The Hutchinson's became early media stars and Janet went on to shine as the "Shirley Temple of the Airwaves," sharing a microphone with Gary Cooper and first love Freddie Bartholomew.

Heart of a Lion

Biographies & Memoirs

Connie Donaldson

Historical

When an enterprising young man is promoted to a position of responsibility in the perfidious world of Postal Transportation Contracting, and initiates a project to render some of the fat out of his transportation budget, he incurs the wrath of those manipulating the system and the indifference of his superiors. Ron is shocked at being accused of extortion and rape, and is highly offended by the apathy of the transportation hierarchy and the derision of his so-called friends and co-workers, then his spirits plummet even further when he is informed that Herschel Birdwell, an inexperienced Postal Service attorney, has been assigned to defend him.

Shadrach

Nate Tolar

Literature & Fiction

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