NOWHERE ELSE TO GO by Judith Kirscht – Contemporary, Literary Fiction
“Nowhere Else to Go” is a tightly woven and insistently engaging novel about racial prejudice and the blackboard jungle of the 1960s.
Tree Soldier by J.L.Oakley – Historical Fiction, FDR Era Work Camp, Pacific Northwest
Oakley skillfully weaves this FDR era-history into a suspense-building story of love, forgiveness, and redemption in the North Cascades of the Pacific Northwest.
Home to Woefield by Susan Juby
Home to Woefield will make you think again about reaching toward the seemingly unreachable in your own life, about taking that leap of faith, and believing maybe, just maybe, some chickens will show up to make it all happen.
Murder One by Robert Dugoni
Murder One’s immensely suspenseful plot twists and turns will have you devouring each of Dugoni’s sentences seeking clues in this emotionally charged, fast-paced legal murder-mystery thriller.
Big River Meadows: Eviction from Eden by W. David Jones, M.D.
Based on a true story. Love in the wild wild west of the Montana hills. An historical, accurate account of Montana ranch life. Rocky Mountain living in the 1920s.
Borrowed Time: 75 Years & Counting by Carolyn Leeper
While Borrowed Time will be most appreciated by Leeper’s family and friends, it stands as an uplifting and heartfelt example of life review and life lessons lovingly rendered.
The Winter Olympics: An Insider’s Guide to the Legends, Lore, and the Games by Ron C. Judd
It is Judd’s insider, behind-the-scenes stories of intrigue that entertain and educate us. The lore and legends that he has gleaned from his years as a dedicated “ring-head” journalist, along with his effusive admiration of the dedicated athletes who compete, earns The Winter Olympics: An Insider’s Guide to the Legends, the Lore, and the Games a gold medal.
Blood of the Reich by William Dietrich
Blood of the Reich deftly blurs the line between science and the paranormal as it exposes the veins of a twisted relationship between the human race and our own, often terrifying, technologies. With his memorable characters, dichotomy of modern technology and ancient Buddhist Tibetan temples, along with non-stop action, and thrilling plot, Dietrich delivers.
Endangered by Pamela Beason
Endangered will stir your fears, engage your heart, and make you hold your breath to the end. Characters that will draw you in and won't let go until the last page! Recommended!
Crossing The Void: My Aphasic Journey by Carol Schultz
Crossing the Void is a story of a journey back from almost total loss of the ability to communicate that will make you hold your breath as you read, and then, finish rejoicing at both Schultz’s triumph over wordlessness and the hope her experience and advice offer to others.