The Age of Beginnings has ended. The Age of heroes is now beginning.\nWhat if Beowulf is the written account of a story that stretches back to the dawn of time? Helen Bowie asks this question. Hrunting, daughter of Unferth, the mage of Heorot, lives it. Both women fight for the rights of social outsiders against powerful men, heroes with the power to change society, perhaps for the better, perhaps not. The Last Song of the Swan tells the intertwined stories of two women who lived 25,000 years apart. Both stories ask the reader to consider who determines who is human and who is "the other" who must be destroyed.

The Last Song of the Swan: A dual timeline novel about the origins of prejudice and cultural exclusion

Literature & Fiction

Bohnhoff, Jennifer

Literary

Thin Air Books

Spring is coming. The Anderson family decides to get in shape, and Stevie decides he wants to be a triangle. Hector Anderson has no idea what should do until his friend Eddie loans him an old Superman t-shirt. When the guys in the locker room call him Super Geek, Hec decides to become faster than a speeding bully. Can he dig deep and pull up the super powers he needs to run a 5K and win the heart of the girl of his dreams?If you've read Tweet Sarts and Jingle Night, you'll love seeing what Hec and his wacky family are up to in Super Hec, the third book in the Anderson Family Chronicles.

Super Hec: The Anderson Chronicles, Book 3

Children's Books

Humor

Independently published

“And now some special messages,” the radio announcer said. “The siren has bleached hair. Electricity dates from the twentieth century. The moon is full of elephants.”Elephants on the moon doesn’t make any sense to Eponine Lambaol, but little has since General Petain, the leader of the French government, allowed the German army to occupy half of France in the spring of 1940. She doesn't understand why she and her mother left Paris for this small, provincial town near the coast of Normandy, or why the natives seem to hate them even more than they hate the Germans. She wonders where her father is and what is he doing. She doesn't understand why some French support the Germans while others support the maquisards, the underground army sabotaging the occupation forces. Is anyone - even her own family - worthy of trust? And what about the charming, handsome son of the mayor? He's hard to resist, but is he on the wrong side? As rumors of an allied invasion swirl around her, Eponine begins to understand that nothing and no one is what it seems, and that the phrase ‘The moon is full of elephants’ makes more sense and is fraught with more danger than she could have ever believed possible.

Code: Elephants on the Moon

Teen & Young Adult

Historical Fiction

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

It's June of 1863 and Sarah McCoombs feels isolated and uncomfortable when her mother pulls her from school and allows a doctor to treat her scoliosis with a cumbersome body cast. She thinks life can't get much worse, but she's wrong.Physically and socially awkward, 15-year-old Sarah thinks her life is crumbling. She worries about her brother Micah and neighbor Martin, both serving in the Union Army. She frets over rumors that rebel forces are approaching the nearby town of Gettysburg. When the McCoombs farm becomes a battle field and then a hospital, Sarah must reach deep inside herself to find the strength to cope as she nurses wounded soldiers from both sides. Can she find even more courage to continue to follow her dreams despite her physical disabilities and her disapproving mother?

The Bent Reed: A Novel about Gettysburg

Valentine's Day  is growing near and  Hector ("Hec") Anderson feels like a sci-fi visitor abandoned on an alien world.  His sister Chloe abandons her black Goth style for pretty pinks  after getting roses from an anonymous admirer.  Dad's long work hours makes Mom trade in her no- nonsense pony tail and sweatpants for capris and curlers.   Calvin's hand puppet Mr. Buttons falls in love.  Only Stevie, who loves Valentine's Day because of the sweet tarts and lollypops he gets at preschool, seems sane.   Life outside the Anderson household is no more stable. Hec's best friend shamelessly capitalizes on a bad situation as his parents seem headed for divorce.    All of Hec's confusion comes to a crisis point when the girl of his dreams moves to town and he must challenge the most popular boy in school for her attention at the school dance.

Tweet Sarts: An Anderson Family Chronicle (The Anderson Chronicles)

Holidays & Celebrations

Two boys from different cultures, one a Texan, one a New Mexican, get caught on opposite sides of the U.S. Civil War. Jemmy Martin wants to stay on the family farm near San Antonio, Texas. When his brother becomes a packer for a regiment of Texas Mounted Volunteers, then deserts, Jemmy takes his brother's identity to protect him from the firing squad. Now all Jemmy wants is to get himself and his family mules back to the farm where they belong. Raul Atencio isn't interested in the Americanos war. The nephew of a prosperous Socorro, New Mexico merchant, Raul wants to become rich and powerful like his uncle. While at Fort Craig to deliver supplies and help build defenses, the Confederates arrive, and Raul becomes an unwilling participant in the defense of the Fort. As the Confederate army marches around Fort Craig, the Union forces prepare to stop them. Upon the banks of the Rio Grande the two armies face off in the Battle of Valverde, and both Jemmy and Raul must struggle to keep themselves, and their dreams, alive.

Where Duty Calls (1) (Rebels Along the Rio Grande)

Kinkajou Press

The Worst Enemy (2) (Rebels Along the Rio Grande)

As he retreats down the Rio Grande with the defeated Confederate Army, Jemmy Martin fears what his parents will say when he returns without the mules they depend on for their farm. Cian, an Irish orphan, wants to leave the Union Army and rejoin the injured man who promised him a home. Nuevo Mexicano Raul Atencio tries to protect his family from both armies without getting entangled in either. The battles are over, but disease, starvation, hate, and death still threaten. Can Jemmy, Cian and Raul survive the aftermath of war? Find out in this thrilling conclusion to the Rebels Along the Rio Grande trilogy.

The Famished Country (3) (Rebels Along the Rio Grande)

Artemesia Publishing, LLC

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