Orbiting high above the United States is a weapon like no other, a satellite saturating an unsuspecting populace with waves of negative energy. The result is a nationwide outbreak of rampages and shootings in schools, theme parks, even little league baseball games. This brand of psychic warfare is wielded by the world's most wanted terrorist, Methuselah Al Din, a ruthless man bent on destroying America and all that it stands for. 29 year old Jack Ramsey grew up in the majestic Colorado Rocky Mountains. As a youth, Jack emulated comic book superheroes, a tucked-in towel for a cape, T-shirt and jeans in place of tights. Those days are far behind now, his heroes long since put on the shelf. Until one fateful day, when a terrifying encounter triggers a profound metamorphosis that forever changes him, awakening a power both wonderful and shocking. Jack learns of the satellite, and is thrust into the center of terrorist conflict. Ignoring the odds, he answers the call, joining forces with a sultry but enigmatic Russian spy, and a brilliant scientist exploring the mysteries of 'Out of Body' experiences. In a desperate race against time, they search for the key to unlock Jack's amazing powers, for they have learned of Al Din's next attack, a strike at the very heart of the American spirit, an insidious plot to kill millions and lay waste to an entire city!

A Cry for a Hero

Womack, Jonathan

Charles River Press

<p>After playing dead to survive a terrifying encounter high in the Rocky Mountains, 29 year old Jack Ramsey finds himself as a ghostly, disembodied spirit. Test driving his new powers, he stumbles upon a terrorist's plot to destroy Boston, the Cradle of Democracy. Jack ignores the odds and answers the call, transforming into the Superman-like hero "Ram," then uses his powers to fight the terrorists. Fiction's first "out-of-body superhero vs. terrorists" novel, written before 9/11.</p>

Literature & Fiction

Jonathan Womack

Contemporary

It is the turn of the century in Boston, where Probation Officer "Cootch" Connolly investigates the murder of a client. Cootch learns that the victim was a member of a secret society known as the Fenians, a diehard Gaelic group seeking freedom for Ireland. Delving deeper into the terrorists' underworld, Cootch uncovers a looming attack on his beloved Beantown, beginning with the planned assassination of a visiting British dignitary, Winston Churchill. With the help of his Boston cop brother, Cootch embarks on a fateful mission destined for bombs, bullets and blood.

Boston Baked Churchill

Mike Ryan

Coaching Soccer for Beginners

Sports & Outdoors

Tony Schiavone

Coaching

The Last Blackrobe of Indiana and the Potawatomi Trail of Death

John William McMullen

The year was 1955. Eisenhower was president and Davy Crockett was every boy's hero. It was an age of innocence and a time when boys wore tight jeans and tee shirts, and the girls wore poodle skirts. For Brody Watson, it was the summer he lost his father, fell in love with a girl, and discovered the sweetness of small town life. For Brody and Earl, the summer of '55 began as an adventure. It was a quest for fun and a need for mischief, and it ended with two teenagers learning a great deal about life. THE ROAD BACK HOME is a powerful yet poignant story laced with humor and filled with warm sentiment of enduring love.

The Road Back Home

Scott Fields

Dramas & Plays

In this thrilling sequel to Boston Baked Churchill, the year is 1903 and Boston Sleuth Cootch Connolly finds himself embroiled in a murder investigation when a judge and probationer are found dead. After receiving death threats from an anti-Irish group, Cootch races to the aid of young, embattled politician, James Michael Curley, a flamboyant, risk-taker who will one day become Boston's most famous mayor. Along with his Boston cop brother, Finn, Cootch and Curley set out to trap the killer, sending the unlikely duo on a chase that leads them from the last game of the first world series, to the cobblestone, back-alleys of turn-of-the-century Beantown.

Boston Creme Curley

Graphic Times is the story of Anthony Logan, a reporter seeking redemption for a blunder that disrupted a sensational murder trial and set the defendant free. His quest takes him to the red-hot, exo-metro landscape of America's New West, where the unrepentant killer, a mysterious apparition, marauding teens, an edgy love interest, and the elements test his resolve. The protagonist is a man who throughout his life has viewed the world through the black-and-white columns of his Times, ever eschewing nuance, color, and ambiguity. But in pursuing the scoop that will restore his reputation, he awakens as if from a dream to a vivid and shifting reality that compels him to tell his story with a graphic exuberance. Perhaps it was the Blessed Virgin Mary in a kayak in the Arizona sky, or his spiky sidekick Jettie, or maybe it was the boulder that a wayward gargoyle dropped on his head while he was romancing Sunday Shaw at the bottom of a slot canyon that transformed him. Whatever the source, by the end of his journey, he comes to understand what Henry David Thoreau meant by his admonition: "Read not the Times; read the Eternities."

Graphic Times

Joe Costanzo

<p>Seamus Sullivan never asked to become a werewolf, never considered becoming a New City police officer. However, Seamus's life detours onto an unexpected path when he's shuttled into the weird, wacky world of the undead. No manual provided.</p>

Werewolf Dreams

M. M. Anderson

Genre Fiction

Blood River

David Greske

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A Cry for a Hero

A Cry for a Hero

Boston Baked Churchill

Coaching Soccer for Beginners

The Last Blackrobe of Indiana and the Potawatomi Trail of Death

The Road Back Home

Boston Creme Curley

Graphic Times

Werewolf Dreams

Blood River