Haunting is a recipient of the Reader's Favorite Silver Medal. After a family tragedy, 15-year-old Dusty Vermeer has to start her sophomore year in a new town and a new school. Rural Iowa introduces her to Mark, a charming football player. Dusty can hardly believe her heart. Then, to her surprise Dusty meets another guy. The chemistry between Dusty and Jack could spark a prairie fire on a rainy day. The only problem? Jack’s dead. The handsome soldier comes to Dusty in her dreams and introduces her to the horrors of a foreign battlefield and the enchantments of first love. While Dusty tries to balance her feelings for the two new guys in her life, Jack steps out of Dusty’s dreams and into her reality. And he wants something. Jack has no memory of how he died more than half a century ago. Dusty vows to uncover the mystery, but her quest for justice puts her in the path of evil, a force that won’t stop until she’s silenced.

Haunting: The Dusty Chronicles — Book One

Romance

Sheldon, BJ

Paranormal

Wandering in the Words Press

Robert Sherman, Ph.D., a clinical psychologist and professional photographer, takes readers around the world with his images and stories of far-flung places to uncover the truths of his existence and perhaps yours. In his memoir, Dr. Sherman explores the role that shame plays in our lives and relationships. He then shares his personal journey to overcome his own shame and his goal of living his life in harmony with his authentic self. The book delves into the damaging effects of childhood sexual abuse, the complexities of navigating a marriage and raising children, and the search for one's creative and spiritual self.

The Wandering Hinjew: a memoir

Biographies & Memoirs

Sherman Ph.D., Robert

Professionals & Academics

[ High Bottom: Letting Go of Vodka &amp; Chardonnay By Roth, Tammy ( Author ) Paperback 2014 ]

High Bottom: Letting Go of Vodka & Chardonnay

Roth, Tammy

Memoirs

A near-fatal car accident leaves recording artist Jessie Lee mangled beyond recognition. After endless surgeries and months spent in intensive care, Jessie is transferred to the state-owned Carnation House nursing home in Nashville, Tennessee. While undergoing rehabilitation, Jessie finds herself once again fighting for her life, battling the very people put in charge of her care. Is it all the medication? Or has Jessie uncovered dark secrets that have truly put her life in danger? Jessie clings to the friendships she has formed with four other patients and two feral cats in the hopes that one day she will be healthy enough to follow her dreams—that is, if she can ever break free of the evil that runs the halls of the Carnation House.

The Carnation House

Literature & Fiction

Kuhn, Josie

Contemporary

Once there was a boy who received the world’s crummiest umbrella. It was a gift from his mother, and he couldn’t believe she would do this to him. The umbrella was huge, multicolored and had a heart on a spring that popped out of the top. Ugh! The boy knows he’ll be the laughing stock of the entire school.But the boy soon learns that some gifts, even crummy ones, are not what they seem to be.

The World's Crummiest Umbrella

Children's Books

Schumacher, Alex

Humor

Imprint is Book Two of "The Dusty Chronicles," the sequel to BJ Sheldon's award-winning debut novel, Haunting. Imprint follows Dusty and Jack through the next stage of their doomed romance. Sixteen-year-old Dusty Vermeer starts off another school year as Mark Schutt's girlfriend. At the same time, she continues to hide her feelings for Jack Olson, the ghost who haunts her heart. Other entities make an appearance, and Dusty begins to wonder if seeing ghosts has become a permanent part of her future. Tragic past events resurface and imprint themselves in Dusty's world. When Jack is ripped from her arms and imprisoned in a dark void, his absence is more than she can bear. An invisible enemy grows increasingly violent, and Dusty's health begins to deteriorate. When she tries to discover what it is that hides in the shadows, Dusty must turn to her family for help and convince her loved ones that she is not insane. Ultimately, she must battle evil, accept her fate and grieve for a love she was never allowed to keep.

Imprint: The Dusty Chronicles — Book Two

New Bottom — Turning the Other Cheek is the sequel to author and therapist Tammy Roth’s raved-about first memoir, High Bottom — Letting Go of Vodka &amp; Chardonnay. In New Bottom, Tammy does the hard work of excavating her roots, no matter the consequences, and the even harder work of letting go. Using various recovery methods, she continues on her sobriety path and finds new ways to cope with life’s difficult triggers. Her new memoir uncovers truths about forgiving, healing, seeking independence, and finding authenticity. Tammy’s honest account of her journey will inspire readers to go on their own vision quests.

New Bottom: Turning the Other Cheek

High Bottom — Letting Go of Vodka &amp; Chardonnay is one woman’s daring account of how she became a high-functioning alcoholic while climbing the corporate ladder, earning degrees and eventually becoming a psychotherapist. Author Tammy Roth opens up about her struggle with anxiety, depression, and the stress of her overachiever lifestyle. Other than embarrassment, Tammy faced few consequences for her drinking. Instead, she continued to succeed in her career. This paradox made accepting the fact that she has a disease difficult. In her memoir, Tammy navigates the surprising world of sobriety and creates her own form of recovery through a combination of alternative-healing methods and traditional 12-step meetings. She discovers the beauty of living life fully present, without the numbing effects of alcohol. Tammy tells it like it is. Everything from suicidal thoughts to digestive issues comes to the surface in High Bottom.

Painted Trillium is an absorbing story of relationships, survival, and rebirth in the Civil War, told through the lives of a twenty-one-year old Tennessee woman and a young Union officer with a fiancée back in Ohio. The war snuffs out life as Carrie Blaylock knows it, taking her father, her brother, and the man she planned to marry. The war does something else. It pulls back the curtain of convention and lays bare Carrie’s deepest desire: a life beyond the confines of domesticity. She vows to make her own way and never be dependent on any man. To Captain John Lockridge, the war is more of an interruption. He’ll return to Columbus, marry his fiancée, and resume his nascent law practice. But first, he’ll have to make it home alive. Through a chance encounter in early 1863 while the Union army is based at Murfreesboro, Tennessee, Carrie and John become friends. Their acquaintance promises to be brief. President Lincoln expects the Army of the Cumberland to launch its next push south with the advent of spring. The dutiful and studious Carrie takes a step toward independence by signing on to teach at a school that will open after the Union army marches away. She begins meeting regularly with the headmaster, Morton Walling, a widower with a young daughter. When Morton’s interest in Carrie broadens beyond teaching, Carrie is flattered. She starts to rethink her vow to live independently. Much to President Lincoln’s frustration, the army stays put as the bright hues of Middle Tennessee’s spring turn into the deep greens of summer. Fueled by their mutual love of literature and nature, the friendship between Carrie Blaylock and Captain John Lockridge deepens, and ultimately takes Carrie in a direction she neither intended nor could have imagined. Travel and outdoor writer Robert Brandt has drawn on his storehouse of knowledge about his native state, as well as dozens of diaries, letters, and reminiscences, to produce a compelling story of the equivocal and complicated relationships that evolved between citizens of this deeply divided state and Union soldiers. The story explores war’s impact on women in particular and the ways it altered their lives forever.

Painted Trillium: A Novel of the Civil War

Brandt, Robert

Genre Fiction

Alicia Drake’s poppa returns from WWII a man different from the one she remembers. His moods are as unpredictable as Minnesota weather. With a pregnant momma and little sister to protect, she must choose between fight or flight. Alicia finds solace in the kindness of the small-town community, the natural world surrounding her, and a stray dog—Shadow. Yet nothing can penetrate the isolation her poppa’s fury creates. Finally, the birth of her baby brother brings a shred of hope that life will return to its pre-war normalcy. Poppa says so. But even the strongest men have a breaking point, and life seems to be driving Alicia’s poppa toward his.

Poppa's War: a novel

Tolbert, Alberta

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Haunting: The Dusty Chronicles — Book One

The Wandering Hinjew: a memoir

High Bottom: Letting Go of Vodka & Chardonnay

The Carnation House

The World's Crummiest Umbrella

Imprint: The Dusty Chronicles — Book Two

New Bottom: Turning the Other Cheek

High Bottom: Letting Go of Vodka & Chardonnay

Painted Trillium: A Novel of the Civil War

Poppa's War: a novel