Sarah Ferunder is a normal child like any other until it appears that her imaginary childhood playmate Josh is not imaginary after all. Joshua is an Angel, sent down from heaven to teach and protect the little girl on a highly unusual journey. By the time she turns 16, Sarah begins to work miracles that leave the world stunned. She heals the sick, uplifts the depressed, feeds the hungry, and resurrects the dead while preaching the love of God. She grows into a celestial messenger who leads the way to heaven but also scares the hell out of some. Steered by The Stranger, high-level conspirators soon plot that Sarah must die before she turns twenty. From then on, her short years are numbered.

Theophany : The Life and Death of a Girl Prophet

Literature & Fiction

Vines, Michael John

Contemporary

Publishamerica Inc

It is 1918. The German high command, recognizing that it is losing the war, determines to make one final effort to turn the tide. Out of desperation, they commission an eccentric aeronautical engineer named Hans Forsmann to design an intercontinental bomber having the capability of flying the Atlantic, dropping its bombs on New York City and returning to Germany. This part is not fiction. Construction had actually begun on this âReisenflugzeug,â or giant plane. The plans and several components were discovered by an Allied commission which visited Germany in 1919. These  items now reside in the Imperial War Museum in London. What would have happened if this giant bomber had actually completed its mission?

The Bird Killeraa

Richard, Paul

Winter 1862. The Civil War has dragged on longer than anyone anticipated. Some in the Confederacy have proposed desperate measures to end the war, even embracing a plot to destroy the Union with a deadly epidemic. Fearing that the actions of Southern radicals could jeopardize Europe’s acceptance of the Confederacy, the Confederate Secret Service sends an agent to stop the madman who plans to unleash Rebel Fever in Washington. Not all the enemies wear gray, and nothing less is at stake than the lives of thousands and the future of a nation. Based on an actual incident, this historical thriller offers non-stop suspense and an accurate portrayal of Civil War-era Washington.

Rebel Fever: A Civil War Novel

Healey, David

Genre Fiction

"The moment I began reading, the Crown of Anavrea, I was hooked." - Laura Fabiani of Library of Clean Reads   "...a beautiful tale of overcoming the obstacles in life and learning to trust and love others." - Mind Fog Reviews   "...Ms. Rossano's novella is a wonderful accomplishment. It's a love story of grace and care and class that will enchant readers, particularly those enamored with sweet simplicity and touching moments of emotional intimacy." - Cheryl Jeffries of Heartstrings Reviews.   Description - A sweet romance of learning to trust, choosing to love, and facing the adversities of life together. Set in a world similar to Medieval Europe, this fantasy novella has none of the mystical elements prevalent in the genre.    "The author does a great job of painting word pictures, making you feel the characters are part of a larger tapestry, rich in history, tradition, and chivalry in the very best sense of the word." - Judith Bronte author of Abigail's Journey   "...a sweet romance with a bit of adventure mixed in." - Roseanne Evans Wilkins author of Tangled Hearts

The Crown of Anavreaa

Rossano, Rachel

On the occasion of his 30th birthday, Eric Devlin let go a huge sigh of relief. The previous decade had been a turbulent one. But now Eric had reason to smile. Just in the past year he'd received a promotion at Norwich Savings Bank and bought a new home in Topsfield, Massachusetts. There he lived with his son Sean, now six, and wife Kathleen, whom he had married a year after his son's birth. With Kathleen 8 and ½ months pregnant with their second child, things could only get better. It only made sense to him. He had paid his dues, and now nothing could go wrong. Two weeks later, everything went wrong. Complications during childbirth left Sean and his newborn sister, Morgan, without a mother, and Eric without his wife. None But the Brave follows this now-fractured young family for the three weeks following their tragedy.

None but the Brave

Mitchell, Christopher

Moving away from friends and family to attend graduate school in the city of Chicago seems to be a perfect fit for Matt Storan. Of course, everybody needs friends. One random night Matt is having a drink in a small bar where he meets Richard Haberton, an affluent socialite, who decides to become Mattâ€™s guide to the fast-paced glitz and glamor of the elite Chicago night scene. When not spending nights of extravagance with Richard, Matt is romancing a fellow graduate student and yoga instructor named Vicky, trying to study for his Masterâ€™s program in philosophy, and simply trying to get by. This life that Matt quickly becomes accustomed to is taken away from him in one quick and decisive move. It seems that Matt wouldnâ€™t have been hunted through the city streets by both the law and a brutal drug syndicate if he had only realized the true motives of Richard Haberton.

City at Night

Weiner, Zachary

The most recent Bureau of Justice statistics estimate that âone out of four school-aged children is bullied.â For three long years, little Mandi Wein was that âone out of fourâ child. From epithets to physical abuse including punching, pushing, and even skewering with a sharpened pencil, Mandi endured a living hell that lasted until her parents were forced to pull her out of East Jefferson Elementary School in their home state of Rhode Island. Despite repeated attempts to inform authorities in the Jefferson Department of Schools, including Mandiâs principal, her teachers, her counselors, the school board, and eventually the Jefferson Police department, Mandiâs abuse continued unabated. Now Mandiâs parents, Mark and Debra Wein, have decided to tell their daughterâs tragic story in their riveting new book, Playground Justice: A Daughterâs Nightmare, A Townâs Shame, A Parentâs Fight for Justice.

Playground Justice

Biographies & Memoirs

Mark Wein

Debra Wein

Memoirs

A Destiny Foretold

In this pulsating, vibrant and authentic novel, Neo Franco CantÂº, a new emerging writer, yarns a fable of a nine-year-old boy experiencing life during the Mexican Revolution of 1910. This epic story is filled with breathtaking scenes, heartbreaking and hilarious dramas as seen through the eyes of the protagonist who defies destiny while embracing hope. Antonio RodrÂguez grew up in a time in Mexican history when childhood was a luxury that could be enjoyed only briefly. He became a soldier in the revolution at the age of ten, compelling him into adulthood very quickly. He served under a Colonel Vidal ZÂºÂ±iga eleven years of his lifeâ€”to the end of the revolution. Antonio is a brave and alluring character whose experiences unfold through the pages by his daring and amusing acts. Rodrigo, a revolutionary magical brujo, befriended Antonio and helped him survive the civil war.

Cant·, Neo

Antoine Desaure Permonette de CrocketagnÂ©, the dashing second in command of the palace guards for King Louis XIV at Versailles, is about to have his world turned upside down when the kingâ€™s beautifully mysterious cousin, Louise de Saix, arrives for a visit. What begins as a matchmaking scheme on the part of the king turns into an assignment like none Antoine has experienced before. Antoine must decide what is right, at a time when choosing right could mean great loss, including his life. Could Louise be a Huguenot spy? Who is this Matthew Maury? And if his kingâ€™s commands go against Godâ€™s, what will Antoine choose? Set against the opulent world of Versailles, The Huguenot depicts the contrasts of wealth and poverty. Although the details of the story are fiction, it is based on factual information involving the first Crockett in the lineage of the famous frontiersman, Davy Crockett.

The Huguenot (The Crockett Chronicles)

Cary, Jennifer Lynn

Harry Morgan, a loner with a reputation as the deadliest sniper in the Union Army, didn’t care who he shot — as long as he could add another notch to his Sharps rifle. And so begins No Point in Dying Now, a Civil War drama that paints a graphic and realistic picture of war, as seen through the eyes of two teenage soldiers on opposing sides. Harry views the war as an opportunity to feed his desire to kill, regardless of the color of his victim’s uniform; his loyalties are totally self-serving. On the other side, James Durrett serves the Confederacy with his brother, cousin, and hometown friends. The war transforms him from a na¯ve, green recruit to a staunch and deadly defender of the South. In the end, the destiny of each young man will cross in the last and bloodiest battle of the war. Only one can walk away alive.

No Point in Dying Now

Sawyers, Buz

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