Stories Through the Ages Baby Boomers Plus 2017

Literature & Fiction

LOWELL, SUSAN

Peavler, Dan

Peavler, Henry E.

Concannon, Tony

Greasley, Nadia

Jorgensen, Dan

Lebduska, Lisa

Marcos, Ernesto

Mattaboni, Suzanne Grieco

McPherson, Richard

Humor & Satire

Living Springs Publishers

Earth is long gone! Seventy-two humans have been saved from dying on a lifeless planet by the Par, and now they are expected to fight in an intergalactic war. Does Elinor fight for the Par, the creatures that enslaved her, or does she let the humans die along with everyone else?

The Historical Chronicles of Elinor Sturgeon and the Last Human Colony

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Kilgore, R. T.

Science Fiction

1890's Colorado. Desperate following her mother's sudden death, thirteen-year-old Hannah Owens apprentices as domestic help with a wealthy doctor's family in Colorado Springs. When the doctor declares bankruptcy and abandons his family to finance his mistress Pearl DeVere's brothel, however, Hannah is thrown into a vortex of gold mining bonanzas and busts, rampant prostitution, and the economic, political and cultural upheavals of the era. Two of Cripple Creek's most colorful historic characters, Winfield Scott Stratton, eccentric owner of the richest gold mine in Cripple Creek, and Pearl DeVere, the beautiful madam of The Old Homestead, come to life as this old-fashioned, coming-of-age saga unfolds, the first of two historical fiction novels by debut author Mim Eichmann -- a tribute to the women who set the stage for women's rights.

A Sparrow Alone

Eichmann, Mim

United States

Elinor Sturgeon and her crew have battled with the Vokkna, but the war for intergalactic dominance has only begun. With the help of the Par and the Harllukna, the Kara warriors must face off once more with the Vokkna to finally end the decades long war for control over interplanetary trade. With new friends and old enemies popping up at every turn, Elinor and her team must find a way to make peace with the Vokkna while keeping their own government from falling apart. Who can she trust, and who is really responsible for the death of thousands of innocent lives?

The Historical Chronicles of Elinor Sturgeon and the Last Human Colony: Volume II

A Wing and A Prayer by Charles Warren: A marvelous tale of a young British boy's experience with American pilots during World War II. Into the Stormtroopers by Don Carter: This is a must-read story about the tumultuous events that abruptly thrust Don into the international spotlight and an adventure of a lifetime. A Silent Victory by Patricia Lee: In Second Century AD Roman Scotland, Corellia, an abused slave girl, is determined to save a young Roman legionary who she finds near death on the battlefield adjacent to her village. Attack of the Communist Hordes by Brad Bennett: A marvelous true story of events on an airbase as a result of the assassination of President John Kennedy. Your Mother's Sock by Elizabeth Bobst: A poignant story of parents in an assisted living facility. Silent Tears by Sandra Brooks: It was 1966 and America was going through unprecedented changes. A young girl lands a coveted job with a local politician only to discover a horrible secret. Fun, Fun, Fun with Dick and Jane by Wayne Fowler: A playful story about a precocious pair of students and the havoc they wreak on a helpless pre-school teacher trying to impart knowledge using, possibly, an old McGuffey Reader. Fins Fatal Flop by Kaye George: This story takes place in a strip-tease bar but there is nothing shabby about the people who care for each other. Deluxe Accom by Jim Gish: This tale of a college party gone terribly wrong rings true for those coming of age in the 60's and 70's. A Day with 3D by Anne Hill: New Zealand, in 1970, had a very romantic appeal to our young heroine, coveting the opportunity of a job in a far-away land. Welcome to Vietnam by Chuck Jackson: The incredible story of life as a Special Forces member of an Air Force Pararescue Team, Da Nang, 1968. Thanks Mussolini by Richard Key: A memoir of a family trip to Italy in 1996. The story reminds us what travel in a foreign country could be like in the old days. Ahmed the Tailor by Barbara Mujica: An extremely well fashioned story of the unlikely relationship of an Iraqi tailor and a young Marine Lieutenant. Breakfast Crisis by David Parish: A heart-wrenching story of a teenager's rapidly deteriorating relationship with his father. The Ping-Pong War by Eric Rosenbaum: If you doubt that a sports contest in a United Nations International School in New York, doesn't have far-reaching implications, think again. Smoke from Indian Fires by David Tarpenning: A marvelous story about idyllic life on the farm when the only hint of war was in far off lands, overseas; no threat to us. Then December 7, 1941 that life ended forever. The Illustrated Man by Jim Tritten: A situation seen as a dire threat to our very existence turns out to be something entirely different.

Stories Through The Ages Baby Boomers Plus 2020

Dramas & Plays

Seamlessly threaded into the emerging hot jazz music scene that captured the hearts of music lovers in 1913 New Orleans, are the themes of the tightening Jim Crow era, World War I and its aftermath of economic ills, political upheavals and epidemics, and the choices, heartbreaks and ultimate decisions of women of all races. at its heart, however, "Muskrat Ramble" is the saga of a young woman's unwavering devotion to the child she was forced to abandon at birth. This is the sequel to "A Sparrow Alone" but can be read as a standalone book.

Muskrat Ramble

2051 (War on American Soil) is a novel about a family of soldiers who work together as the unthinkable happens - war on American soil. Foreign entities use gangs and EMP's to paralyze American cities, while their troops storm the borders. It is a tale of the strength and resolve of the Lisco family, who fight to reunite, while fate tries to pull them apart. It shows the love between Ted Lisco and his granddaughter, Maddy, as they struggle to find their way home from Utah to Colorado. The strangers they meet along the way become an integral part of the story. At the same time the story illustrates the passion and fighting spirit of Colonel Deb Lisco as she battles to save the country from enemies. Brother's Jon and Hank Lisco escape the chaos of Americans fighting Americans in the city and work to build a refuge on a farm in the eastern plains of Colorado The encounters the family have with strangers show the best and worst of the human spirit.

2051 (2051 War on American Soil)

Genre Fiction

Sam Wood The Wakarusa War

Emily Parks finds this out as she tries to navigate life around a dysfunctional home, where she lives with her alcoholic family. She receives the generous help of the Mountain Grove townspeople, as they give her advice, support, and something she has never received before?love. Emily confides to a neighbor that she doesn't trust men and will probably never marry, but a certain young man named Jonathan may be changing her mind. When Emily's parents leave her in the middle of the night, she must make some quick decisions. Her unusual solution takes everyone in the village by surprise.Join Emily and her friends as they find their way in this confusing and often unfair world.

Emily's House

Sharon Armstrong

The United States as we know it has forever been changed.\n2051 Book 2 is the second novel in the trilogy, "War on American Soil," which explore the terrifying concept of Americans fighting Americans as foreign enemies invade the Homeland.\nThe Lisco family struggles to endure the escalating threats to their safe haven on a farm in eastern Colorado. The dangers to the country grow in ferocityand magnitude. Our Armed Forces are engaged with enemy armies posed on the southern borders while foreign insurgents, and the homegrown rebels on their payroll, attack American citizens. It becomes 
apparent that to survive everyone will need to fight.

2051 Book 2 (2051 War on American Soil)

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