Can a book about a loved one’s death be life-affirming and uplifting? If it comes from the award-winning, middle-grade author, Paul Aertker, the answer is a resounding yes. Highly recommended.
Jacquie Rogers will have your sides splitting with laughter in this third in series old-timey, sexy western with a whole lot of sass and a ton of spitfire novel. Honey Beaulieu always gets her man, dead or alive. Recommended!
Much in the style of Sam Clemmons, Ball brings us tales of an American life ripe with adventure, passion and ingenuity. Recommended.
A charming tale of the love one little girl has for her stuffed toy dog, and how that toy loves her back. High marks!
For anyone who’s ever fought a battle and held onto the promise of hope, here is a heartfelt story of a boy whose endless desire for Christmas changes not only him but his entire world. This story has the makings to be a seasonal classic!
When an afternoon of outdoor adventure turns dangerous, Sierra the rescue dog saves the day - and her handler!
This celebration of artistry will touch and inspire children to appreciate what they have, never stop trying regardless of the obstacles, and dream big.
Colleen Golden's prose is imbued with a wistful nostalgia, so perfect for a book that considers the variedness of life and the questions of death. While we don't know all the answers, The Well helps us realize that because "love makes a good conduit," the possibilities are, indeed, endless.
Writing craft methods and tricks of the trade are shared by Jacquie Rogers, award winning Western fiction author, in this informative blogpost. Her books are known for being smart and sassy with a nod to Shakespearean comedies.
Five run-away grannies prove that dreams are worth pursuing, life is worth celebrating, and you’re never too old for true love in Jessica H. Stone’s engagingly fun and poignant tale of women pursuing their hopes and dreams.