today... Widowed neurologist Dr. Daniel Lucas has a comatose Jane Doe patient. The only thing he knows about her is that she was badly beaten by someone and left for dead. And that he is strangely, inexplicably drawn to her. So drawn, he allows his young son to sit by the woman's bedside and relate stories of the old west once told to him by his deceased mother. yesterday... The abandoned wife of an abusive husband, Cassie struggles to maintain the small Montana ranch she and her young son call home. When drifter Daniel Lucas comes by she hires him on, grateful for both his physical labor and the support he lends against a greedy neighbor who wants her land. And although she is still legally bound to the man who deserted her and her son, Cassie finds a transcendent passion. A doomed passion. today... Dr. Lucas' skill finally brings his Jane Doe back into the world of the living, and her secrets are revealed. Along with a brutal ex-husband who is coming back to finish the job he started. Is Cassie doomed to suffer the same fate twice? Or is love indeed strong enough to transcend time?

Little Big Heart: with bonus chapter: One Last Glimpse

Romance

Wilson, Mrs Dolores J

Western & Frontier

Salt Run Publishing

Angel Unaware

SINCLAIR, ELIZABETH

Paranormal

Bertie Byrd is unique. To say the least. She calls Sweet Meadow, Georgia, home, where she works for her father doing auto repairs. She also drives the tow-truck, although Sweet Meadow's rather colorful denizens tend to treat Bertie more like the local, free taxi service. You know, someone has to get to a doctor's appointment or pick something up at the dry cleaners. Bertie's favorite day of the week is Friday, when she leaves the wrecker with her father for the whole weekend and joins her friends at the Dew Drop Inn for a night of dancing. Her best friend, Mary Lou, sometimes fixes her up with dubious dates, although Bertie has to remind her friend not to tease her hair too high for those occasions. Like the time when they went to Carrie Sue's open house, and a ceramic cow with angel wings hanging from a ceiling fan locked its hooves into Bertie's big hair and refused to let go. She had to wear it all night, dangling chain and all. Bertie's nearly perfect life is about to take a downhill turn, however. It starts when her landlord, Pete, currently a resident in a nearby nursing home, starts showing up at her house. In his birthday suit. A very badly wrinkled birthday suit. And then she goes to her mailbox, a rubber large mouth bass, and finds a notice from the zoning commission saying she can no longer park the wrecker in her driveway. The notice is signed by George Bigham. But when she goes to the courthouse to take care of her little problem, it is only to discover George Bigham is deceased. And Mary Lou's pregnancy test just came up positive. Can it get any worse? In a word... yes.

Big Hair And Flying Cows

Humor & Entertainment

Wilson, Dolores J.

Humor

Bertie Byrd Fortney never thought she’d be spending her wedding night in a maternity ward. But her best friend went into labor right in the middle of the conga line at Bertie and Arch’s wedding reception, and it wasn’t until her friend’s son made his entrance into the world that Bertie, her husband, and her stepdaughter could leave on their motor home honeymoon. The trip’s trials, however, leave Bertie wondering if a honeymoon is some kind of test a woman must pass before becoming a wife. To add to her tribulations, Bertie returns to Bertie’s Garage and Towing to find Linc, her tow truck driver, is being threatened by the Redneck Mafia. The mob boss has told Linc to return to Atlanta to marry his daughter, or he will move him there himself, one body part at a time. And then Bertie is taken hostage by a man who has taught his goats to bark and his twins to talk. A mistake on both counts, in Bertie’s not-so-humble opinion. Finally, a bizarre accident involving an elderly drunken citizen Linc mistakes as a hit man, a golf cart, a trip to the hospital, and a positive pregnancy test has tongues wagging in Sweet Meadow, Georgia. Did Bertie really get knocked up on a golf cart by her tow truck driver? Will Bertie be able to douse the rumors? Will she be able to save her faithful employee from the mob? More importantly, will she pass the wife test?

Barking Goats and the Redneck Mafia

Literature & Fiction

Women's Fiction

What do you do when your brother asks for one last Adirondack summer? John Taylor and Tommy Jackman have been best friends since age eight, the day they made a blood brother pact to stick together through thick and thin. Every year since, they’ve spent their summers at John’s Adirondack camp, and gotten together whenever they can during the year. Their pact will be put to the ultimate test when Tommy asks John to take him back to the lake to die. Without hesitation, John packs up Tommy and his beloved dog, Jasper, and drives his blood brother from Colorado to the Adirondack Mountains of New York. It is the hardest thing John has ever done. But the friends give each other a precious gift, the chance to share their lives one last time before Tommy no longer has a future. They remember all the firsts they shared: the first drink, the first smoke, the first night with a girl. As Tommy’s life winds down, John holds on, blood brother scar against blood brother scar, until he realizes it’s not their last Adirondack summer. In this place, where they crossed the bridge from childhood to adulthood together, Thomas Michael Jackman will always be with him. Take the journey with John and Tommy as they learn the grim lesson of how letting go can sometimes be the best way to hold on.

One Last Adirondack Summer

Sprouse, Heidi

Genre Fiction

Are you a woman who grew up without a loving father? Maybe he was absent, neglectful, or abusive. If so, this book is for you. Anyone who has grown up without a good paternal figure knows the rejection and pain of being unloved. This abandonment not only affects your childhood relationships but can carry on into adulthood as well. Being rejected by the one man in your life who should have been there can also affect any deep connection you’d like to have with God. In her first nonfiction book, Holding the Hand of a King, Kathryn J. Bain guides you through the pain and the hurt that comes from not having the love of a good father. She also gives proof that God has been with you always, as the father you so desire. Don’t live another day feeling alone and unwanted. Find out how you can develop a closer relationship with God so you can spend the rest of your life Holding the Hand of a King.

Holding The Hand of a King: Forming a Deeper Relationship with God the Father

Religion & Spirituality

Bain, Kathryn J.

Christian Books & Bibles

Time is no barrier to love. Charlotte Ross, by her own admission, is a history geek. It’s only to be expected, as both of her parents are closely tied to preserving the colonial heritage of Johnstown, New York. What Charlotte did not expect was tripping over her own feet and falling into the height of the American Revolution. Charlotte, who understands SUVs, microwave ovens, and cell phones, is thrust into a world of mayhem, guns, and blood. Finding herself living the life of her ancestor gives her a new perspective on identity, family, and freedom. With no electricity, instant communication, or medical supplies, she quickly learns to fight her own battles alongside her beloved father. The struggles of her newborn nation and the tolls it takes on those she loves changes her forever. Jacob Cooper, a local gunsmith, has loved Charlotte since the moment he first saw her. He cannot picture his life without her—if he survives the hell that is the American Revolution. He is positive Charlotte knows his feelings for her. It’s evident in the shy way she glances at him, and the warm smiles she aims in his direction. Yet, lately there is something distant about her; something he cannot put his finger on. It’s as though she is no longer at home in her own skin. For a displaced girl like Charlotte, every part of managing her life in the eighteenth century is difficult. And then she meets the Patriot, Benjamin Willson. Manhattan Book Review (Sheli Ellsworth): Sprouse creates gentle, determined characters who value liberty and the freedoms of its promise. She wraps each with a blanket of compassion and carries them through with strength and conviction. The story is an easy read. Sprouse’s writing doesn’t just push the reader to the next page but propels them with powerful narrative drive and emotional energy.

Whispers of Liberty (Whispers of Liberty Series)

Time Travel

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