Near the island of Antikythera, off the southern coast of Greece, sponge divers discover a 2,000-year-old Roman shipwreck that harbors secrets potentially catastrophic to the public image of Greece. The government of Greece and two criminal organizations will stop at nothing to seize the documents...the criminals to sell them, the government to destroy them. Visiting Harvard classics professor Tobias Romulus Finch becomes the unwilling guardian of the documents, his life now dependent upon finding a solution acceptable to both opposing forces.

Parchments of Fire

Literature & Fiction

Chaplick, John

Action & Adventure

Cricket Cottage Publishing, LLC

Sixteen-year-old River Doe is your average bookworm. Her favorite book series, The Legend of Bellecross, has always felt more like home to her than her real home. Her parents were okay, she guessed, but they just didn't understand her. Her best friend, Nuria Ryze, was the only person who really did. The truth was that real life was boring-that is, until her life was turned upside down and she was taken somewhere she never expected. This seemingly normal girl finds out, in the "fictional" land of Ilithia, that she is actually the great-granddaughter of the protagonist in her favorite books. Follow River Bellecross as she uncovers the mysteries of her past. Join her as she meets her true family and forms new friendships with her people. Watch her grow into the Bellecross she was meant to be. Her fate is in her hands now. Can she survive?

Tales Awaken

Children's Books

Medina, K.

Activities, Crafts & Games

Grace and the Flag tells a bit about the story of Grace Wisher, a 13-year-old African American indentured servant in the early 1800s who made a little-known, but significant contribution to American history during a time of rampant discrimination and injustice. Indeed, Grace made a very significant contribution to the creation of the American flag-the very flag that inspired the American National Anthem. Especially during these modern times of social upheaval, when women's rights, racial injustice, and equality of all people are challenged by events happening in the United States, it is important to acknowledge the contributions of people like Grace Wisher to give her voice, and inspire every little girl and every child-especially minority children-of their potential to make a positive impact on one of the greatest nations on Earth. After all, as the Dalai Lama once said, "if you think you're too small to make a difference, try sleeping with a mosquito in the room."

Grace and the Flag

Lundin, Lauren

History

A Light Too Far Away is a medical thriller in which Neurosurgeon Susan Cosgrove Pritchard reluctantly takes on a 12-year old patient with a critical illness and resurrects her deceased father's prior cancer research in an effort to save her patient. Little did she know that saving a young boy would bring her into deadly conflict with a predatory business tycoon and a powerful pharmaceutical industry, both of whom would stop at nothing to derail her, leaving the date of her young patient hanging in the balance. But giving up in the face of challenge did not win Dr. Pritchard her prestigious career and the respect of her profession. Talent and relentlessness did. Join her on her journey toward a light too far away.

A Light Too Far Away

Genre Fiction

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