The deep labyrinthine Alaskan fjords do not readily divulge their secrets. In a land where bears outnumber people, the constraints of civilization can disappear and the lines between Justice and vengeance blur. When a promising college student, Marshall Stuckrath, is killed in prison while serving time on a drug charge, his family explodes in grief and anger. Two fathers--the one who raised him and the other who sired him--have their own ideas of retribution. But the most majestic rain forest left on earth has seen far worse and does not take sides in the affairs of men--or does it?

Cape Decision: Revenge and Remorse in the Alaskan Wilderness

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Rostron, M. E.

Mystery

Village Books

Savannah Moore-Stein's new book, Did I Raise You Right? is now available! This touching memoir describes the events of love and loss, tragedies and heartbreaks in her child's life as she raised her daughter as a single mother. She asks the question many parents may ask of themselves in raising their own children. The book is not only a moving story of the pain and doubt she's experienced in raising her child alone, it's a beautiful story of her healing journey. 
This heartbreaking and beautiful memoir is available at Village Books, Fairhaven in bellingham, Villagebooks.com, Amazon.com, and BarnesandNobel.com!

Did I Raise You Right?

Biographies & Memoirs

Moore-Stein, Savannah

Memoirs

Norman Rawlings lives in the Great Pacific Northwest with his wife, all of their amazing children, and an imaginary dog, Pearl. Power Trips is a local piece written by Norman Rawlings and is non-ficiton.

Power Trips

Rawlings, Norman

Ella the Funny Gorilla

The kids at the zoo love to see Ella the funny baby gorilla. She dances and climbs and plays pranks on the kids. She's always getting into trouble with her mom and dad. This is a sweet story that follows Ella's adventures at the zoo.

Children's Books

Hesseln, Edi

Animals

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Hann, R L

Thrillers & Suspense

Piss and Vinegar is a short book detailing Love, Hate, Loneliness, Fighting, and Existence through free verse poetry. Written by Justin Oberstadt, it is a collection of poems he wrote attempting to explain his experiences as a teenager.

Piss and Vinegar

Literature & Fiction

Oberstadt, Justin

Poetry

Set in 1979, The Destiny of Salmon is the story of the unforgettable summer 16-year-old Peter Kristiansen spends as a crew member on his dad's commercial fishing boat in the dangerous waters of the Alaska Panhandle. Torn between his separated parents' different ways of life, his father's obsessive chase for a huge haul of salmon, and his own search for love, Peter thinks, "Maybe I would have run away, if I had some place to go. Or maybe Dad and I were running away together." At the heart of this tension-filled novel are a son and father, trying to figure each other out before it's too late.

The Destiny of Salmon

Evich, Mitch

Genre Fiction

Bridging the Longest Border

History

Alper, Donald

Americas

Observing a mysterious white culture while living on the ragged edge of poverty in an unaccepted Mexican subculture of America was acutely troubling to a child simply looking for safety, acceptance and a place to belong. These poems are of the brutal struggles of hard work in dangerous times. These poems are about a papa who never wavered under the difficult challenges of working and raising a family in a foreign country as a migrant laborer and a mama who dedicated herself to loving and protecting her children at all costs, in a man's world, twice over. In a time when we were innocent and vulnerable and the world was a scary, foreign place, all we had were our parent's gifts. Papa's strong work ethic helped us forge ahead and not give up through difficult times and Mama's passion and the pictures she painted in our minds filled us with hope... and hope was the road we traveled into our future. Migrant Sun is a poignant tale of love in hard times, racism, forgiveness in the face of brutality, but most of all, how the bonds of family are ultimately more important than any differences we may have had within our family or that existed outside of it.

Migrant Sun

Ledesma, Ramon

The Resorts of South Whidbey Island

William Haroldson

Business & Money

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