As we glimpse through the keyhole of this well-bred family, we find the Morrises self-destructing in a way that is civil but odd. 
With his James Dean look, Van Morris can charm anyone - anyone but his adoptive mother, that is, who knows what's underneath that charm. 
At the helm of this electrifying clash of souls is an aging but calculating Agnes Flower, matriarch of the family's citrus empire. Bent on controlling this dynasty is her grandson Van. Hand-picked as her heir, Van curries Anges' favor at all costs. 
Dazed by his father's untimely death, Van faces a disturbing change of fortune. Clamoring for a say is his newly widowed mother Liz. Every bit the victim, she strives to gain Van's love and respect while he struggles harder to repel her. 
With three strong wills grappling for position, each character achieves something at the expense of the other. 
Clash of Souls is rich in originality. Relentlessly paced, unsuspecting twists lurk behind each character's motives. It is a powerfully woven tale that stretches tension to its limit.

Clash of Souls

Literature & Fiction

Nancy Fox

Genre Fiction

Legacy Book Publishing

Paul served in Vietnam from May of 1966 to June of 1967, and got out of the army in October 1967. He says that Vietnam had a lasting effect on him, and many of his poems are based on things he saw in the war.

I Tried to Speak

Paul K. Buck

Prentice and Nod: The Art Lesson

Pamela Hayhurst

Children's Books

A young man, Barker, returns to the family home in historic South Carolina as he searches for the answers to the pain of the loss of his parents in a tragic accident, for which he blames himself. Woven around the legendary properties of the quince fruit, the symbol of love and happiness for the ancient Greeks, elucidation emerges from unexpected sources, particularly through an elderly man by the name of Gunter, who advocates a way of life he initially scoffs. At the same time, his ardent love for Polly, a local heiress, also undergoes radical alteration as he matures and gains further insight. The resolution of Barker s quest for peace and finding his place in the world is revealed through the pages of The Quince Legend.

The Quince Legend

John Anselm

The Principal's Office

Josette Dixon-Hall

The Mayor of Cabbage Hammock brings you a timeless message to share with your young in an ever-speeding world. Time almost stands still in this place where living and growing things are respected and admired. While sharing this book aloud, you may very well be transported into Cabbage Hammock as you experience the miracles in the smallest and simplest things we tend to take for granted.

The Mayor of Cabbage Hammock

Noony Brown

I Prevailed

Ibrahim Farid Durr

A syndicated book critic now turns his attention on a new endeavor, the short story, by writing his own science fiction collection. Some are as short as 66 words, which is a true test of an author's ability to tell in so few words. There are seven adventures of the scary stuffed bear named Slotski, who has rare abilities. This compilation contains other slices of life in the near future: technology gone amuck, a smart phone that is smarter than it should be, a radio broadcast that isn't all it sounds, a cat that has a message for humanity, and a woman who doesn't want to just make money in a research study, are among some of the intriguing stories you'll find in Journey.

Journey

Gary S. Roen

For everyone who has ever played America’s game – professional, amateur, young and old, male and female, and of every race. Sincere thanks to Ron Eddy, whose tale of an American Legion baseball team on which he had played sparked the story for Stealing First, and to Jane McCormick, for knowing the story should be told, although Stealing First became far larger than a story about baseball. Appreciation too, to Miss Charlotte Jeffers at the Acadia Parish Tourist Commission in Crowley, Louisiana for her help and encouragement, and to Miller Field’s boys of summer. And to the American Legion baseball team from Acadia Post 15 – go Crowley Millers!

Stealing First

Drew Golden

In this autobiography that reads like a romance and adventure novel, Sally Rideout Smith tells her captivating life story. When an Northern beauty queen meets a Southern rodeo clown at a Midwest convention, life turns out to be anything but ordinary! Follow along with Sally’s candid and frequently humorous account as their lives are intertwined and Sally adjusts to Southern living. Sally shares scriptures and experiences to strengthen and deepen your walk with God. When financial stress loomed large, this foundation provided support. Life in the country proved to hold much more than “farm livin’” as this couple encountered murders, near-death experiences and demonic attacks. Witness the unique and creative way the Lord sculpts their future into an eventual Christian ministry enhanced by their imaginative and charming talents.   

My Green Acres

Sally Rideout Smith

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