When his quaint, small town life became stifling and suffocating, Hunter Davis left his family and friends behind for the bright lights of New York City. With a new ability to spread his wings, Hunter found success in the business of fine arts and high society schmoozing. After years of successfully avoiding the sea side residence, Hunter is called upon to pitch in at the family business when his father is injured. Wishing he was anywhere but back in the simplicity of a fishermen's town, Hunter is forced to face his past mistakes and work through his crippling anxiety that continues to rear its head. As he mends the relationships he abandoned, Hunter meets a fellow homegrown with a new perspective, whose goal is to change Hunter's outlook on his hometown and slowly puts his broken pieces back together.

You Can Come Home Again

Cuce, Michelle

Literature & Fiction

Hawes & Jenkins

Callum and The Land of Gonnas is a fun story about a boy who learns that there are consequences to procrastinating. Callum is a little boy who is warned by his loved ones that putting things off will turn out to be a big mess. Callum is then escorted to The Land of Gonnas by the characters in his neglected tasks and they show him he can have more fun if he faces his chores right away. Callum and The Land of Gonnas, will help teach the lesson to do chores and tasks right away. Tasks and chores aren't fun, but in this story, we learn that if we get things done right away, tasks and chores aren't so bad.

Callum and the Land of Gonnas

Chavez, Daniel

Children's Books

Revealed is the study of David & Bathsheba, a story in which the gross overreach of power left in its wake a plethora of wounded and 
discarded souls. Bathsheba was merely one among many who suffered as the result of unjust decisions made by the most powerful man of her 
time, King David.\nMuch is revealed about his heart as he commands a military campaign against the enemies of his kingdom while struggling with an assault 
against his own soul. Much is revealed about her heart when her life journey leads her through the horrifying experience of being power 
raped, being involuntarily removed from her home only to be added as one among many in an ever-growing harem, and the eventual loss 
of her infant baby. Through all of their experiences, David revealed a repentant heart while Bathsheba determined to learn from it all. As 
a result, she eventually nurtured the wisest king that ever lived, King Solomon.\nHow did they do it? Where did they find the strength and determination to continue living in the aftermath of such painfully public and personal 
losses? And more importantly, where might we find the same as we experience life's trials? Let us observe them in the depths of our imagination and study David & Bathsheba's lives together in ... Revealed.

Revealed: A Warrior of the Word Discipleship Study of David and Bathsheba the Beautiful

Dufrene, Tanja

Action & Adventure

One day, while my family and I were traveling, we came to a river that needed to be crossed by ferry. My son, Cooper, who was five or six years old at the time, saw that the ferry was actually closed that day and, from the back seat, said, "Daddy, that is weally, weally not good." From his hysterical observation came the idea of a story about a boy named Willy Not Good who never would do what a good boy should.So Willy Not Good tells the story of a young mischievous boy who has to learn the hard way that when God's Word says to "obey your parents," there's a reason for it. Because of his history of not listening or obeying, he has earned the nickname Willy Not Good.Based on some of the real-life misadventures of my son, Cooper, Willy Not Good is ultimately a fun way to present not only the gospel to your kids but also the importance of obeying you as their loving parent. My prayer is that you enjoy reading it to your little ones as much as I enjoyed writing it.

Willy Not Good

Bruce, Cory

Humor

Jason and Carolyn were college sweethearts. After graduation, they bought a house together. Then they found out Jason had kidney disease. They tried to have a child before the inevitable happened, but the question is "Would they?" Would Jason have a child that he could see growing up?Carolyn did find out she was pregnant; however, Jason would not see the child. Carolyn realized that not only was she now doing everything on her own, but she had to raise a child alone. She knew she needed to move to a larger home, as hers had only one bedroom, but she did not want to leave where she and Jason made so many memories.

Dear Jason

Eason, Hilary

Dramas & Plays

Fate's Journey: Legend of Trilleia: Book 2

Teen & Young Adult

Reynolds, Stephanie

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Shatterproof: Practical Lessons To Help Navigate Difficult Moments

Self-Help

Ramirez, Kara

Motivational

The Dinglehopper Blueberry Belly-Button Snooter

Olivia and Caroline know that they aren't doing their chores. But their chores are being done! Who is doing all that work for them? Their beds are made, and their shelves are dusted. And it's not Mom who tidied their bedroom for them, so who is it?\nThe girls ask Dad if he knows who's been tidying up after them, and he nods wisely.\n"It must have been the Dinglehopper Blueberry Belly-Button Snooter," he says very wisely and seriously.\nBut Olivia and Caroline just laugh. There's no such creature as a Dinglehopper Blueberry Belly-Button Snooter. Or is there? Read on and find out for yourself!

Cochrane, Chris

Thrown together to solve a crime in their own backyards, Annie Chesterfield and Dr. Carlton Keen face their mistakes of youth together. It's a sweet romance of two aged detectives sleuthing it out in the shadow of God's help. Is their meeting providential or coincidental? That's the rub! Spiritual journey or not, it's a story that challenges the reader to think seriously about how they answer the call of God or mute His loving voice. As the couple delight in each other's musical talents, you might even sing along, encouraged by Annie's canary as it tweets and her cat as it purrs to join the sleuthing activities in this cozy novel.

Across the Yard with Annie and the Coroner: A Tale of Loneliness, Longing and Provision, in tune with Gracie and Chester

Humor & Entertainment

Anderson, Doris Theis

I Was A Scapegoat Child

Biographies & Memoirs

JS Evans

Community & Culture

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