From the Bataan Death March and the Hell Ships, through fear and hatred, to forgiveness and the dawn of illumined spiritual understanding – and based on actual events – a son tells the story of his father’s struggle to survive as a Japanese war prisoner and then redeem his broken life.

Guts & Grace: A story of survival, forgiveness, and spiritual awakening

Biographies & Memoirs

Faulkner, Craig Lloyd

Leaders & Notable People

Spoke Publishing

Wander through the aisles of a corner grocery in a town that could pass for Mayberry with Floyd, a mild-mannered grocery clerk. Floyd takes you along as he observes a woman who looks like a librarian shoving steaks into her purse, some nicely-dressed grandparents grazing their way through the produce section, a group of teenagers engaged in an academy-award-worthy brawl to divert attention while their point man runs out the door with six-packs of beer, an unattended child wanders the aisles, left to be "babysat" by... Captain Crunch? ...Dolly Madison? ...Aunt Jemima? Floyd recounts his career in small town U.S.A., from his entrepreneurial roots as a business savvy sixth grader through his days as a successful store owner with a keen eye and a big heart. He tells his story with a mixture of humor, compassion, admonishment and practical business advice. The most important ingredient of all? Relationships. You'll never experience your trip to the corner grocery store the same again.

Shoplifters I Have Known

FLOYD

Professionals & Academics

Mayhem for all seasons... In The Little Red Book of Holiday Homicides, our year begins in December with The Shoe Santa, a Christmastime noir tale of Effie Perrine, Sam Spade’s secretary, ferreting out the truth about scores of missing boys. In The St. Nicholas Abbey Rum, January’s Twelfth Night party at an English country house is interrupted when the Lord’s young daughter is fatally poisoned. In February’s homage to President’s Day, a bottle of antique Jefferson Bordeaux is misappropriated and later found where the sun don’t shine. March celebrates baseball’s opening day with a fatal ballpark beaning. April is for Earth Day and autoerotic asphyxiation. You get the (perfect gift) idea. It’s a mix of murder mystery styles ranging from hardboiled to barely singed, points of view varied among victim, perp and gumshoe, periods and places from Texas in the Depression to Upstate New York in the now to a famous theater town in Southern Oregon playfully known as “Bardford.” There’s a celebration for everybody, whether you’re into Roman festivals or orthodox atheism ... and a murder to boot. The holidays are a time of indulgence, so whether you’re vacationing at the beach or settled into your comfy chair by the fire, put your feet up and savor a collection that will fill your inner sleuth with gladness.

The Little Red Book of Holiday Homicides

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Daspit, MJ

Mystery

Kaisley Holcomb had the perfect life-until that fateful day. The day she found out she was moving to Enterprise, a nowhere town smack dab in the middle of the Oregon wilderness. How could her parents do this to her? No friends, a new school, no country club for playing tennis. Follow Kaisley as she navigates her 7th-grade year through totally unknown territory. Kaisley gets herself into a bit of trouble after tackling her newfound nemesis, Maddy Reynolds, right in front of the cops. Her dad's ultimatum: Be grounded for six weeks, with her annoying younger brother Daxton running around, or get more involved in extracurriculars. Drama, dance, chess club...heck no The only option becomes increasingly clear. Basketball.

Homecourt

Literature & Fiction

Roberson, Jeff

Genre Fiction

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