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In Good Company
Amid the firestorm of Vietnam, one soldier clings to hope, memory, and the dream of going home. Beau Le Mans is an Army photojournalist turned prisoner of war, surviving captivity under the brutal hands of the Viet-Cong. As he endures starvation, torture, and psychological torment, he finds unlikely companionship with a band of fellow prisoners—and a fleeting connection with a mysterious Vietnamese woman named Polly. Haunted by the death of his brother and the dreams of a life once lived in the hills of West Virginia, Beau must summon the strength to lead, to believe, and to remember who he truly is. And when passion unexpectedly blooms in the shadow of suffering, Beau is forced to toss aside the blanket of longing and pride he’s carried for too long. In its place, he embraces something deeper—something that might just be worth surviving for. A stirring, lyrical novel inspired by real veterans’ stories, In Good Company is a timeless portrait of resilience, heartbreak, and the unbreakable bonds formed in the darkest of places.
Vampoindexter
“Skate fast, bite hard—middle school just got supernatural.” Poindexter Chu is an ordinary middle schooler with a love for skateboarding, a knack for speed, and a life that’s about to take a sharp turn into the extraordinary. During a family hike, he gets bitten by a mysterious bat, and everything changes. Suddenly, Poindexter can skate faster, smell sharper, and even… fly! But his newfound powers come with a catch—he might just be turning into a vampire! As Poindexter struggles to balance his regular life, his growing fame at the skatepark, and the strange transformations happening to him, he must navigate friendship, rivalry, and his own identity. Will Poindexter embrace his supernatural side, or will the cost be too high? Vampoindexter is a thrilling, action-packed adventure filled with humor, heart, and the challenges of middle school, all with a supernatural twist. Perfect for fans of coming-of-age stories with a bite!
Godsend
When a man wakes up under a bridge to discover he no longer knows who he is or how he got there, his life brutally unfolds as a homeless person. Enduring the scorn of random people, the elements, and coping with a terrible head injury, he finds hope in the unlikeliest of friends: a dog and a pastor. Together, they explore kindness, compassion, and what it means to live--and to become a Godsend to others. John Doe’s Prayer: A dog brought me to this sanctuary. He saved my life… He saved me from taking my life! God, why have you allowed me to be injured so severely that I no longer remember my name or who I used to be? The pastor asked me if I was Saved… He wanted to know if I had invited...
The Best Days of My Life (1984-1985)
Growing up is hard… but it’s never boring. It’s the summer of 1984, and Erol Jacobs is about to embark on an unforgettable adventure filled with first crushes, best friends, and the thrill of growing up in suburban California. Set against the backdrop of arcade games, movie marathons, and awkward first dates, Erol navigates the complicated world of adolescence, friendship, and fitting in. From first kisses to dodging neighborhood bullies, The Best Days of My Life captures the universal experiences of being young and trying to figure out who you are. Funny, heartfelt, and steeped in the nostalgia of the 1980s, this coming-of-age tale will transport readers back to the days when the hardest decisions were which movie to watch, and the biggest challenges were finding your place in the world. The Best Days of My Life is a 12-book series about an 11-year-old boy named Erol Jacobs that begins in the summer of 1984. Erol is similar to and unlike many young kids. He loves watching movies, playing the occasional sport, reading, and writing. Due to his flair for putting his thoughts and ideas down on paper, he keenly observes the world around him.
Attack of the Drone
Ethan, Elijah, and Rayer are the best of friends. At the core of this friendship is a love for RC helicopters. This is all the boys think about. They even have a name for their flying group ... the Elite Fleet. It is the summer before the boys enter eighth grade. They are finally going to be the big men on campus. Making things even cooler is the fact that Ethan is finally going to buy the Destroyer 350. This is the best RC helicopter on the market. It can fly in almost any weather condition, stays powered longer than any helicopter on the market, and has Artificial Intelligence capabilities. The Destroyer 350 is an RC helicopter that can learn to fly better. The traits that make the Destroyer 350 so great soon prove to be life-threatening as it develops a mind of its own. After a series of "accidents," the Elite Fleet realizes that if they don't take action, the Destroyer 350 will soon terrorize the whole town!
Crackcoon
When a synthetically altered street drug is discarded in the woods by a drug dealer during a car chase with police, the fallout proves nothing less than horrific when an innocent raccoon eats it, transforming it into a nightmarish killing machine straight from the bowels of hell. With unsuspecting campers, tourists, and residents of a mountain community all in close proximity to the epicenter, no one is safe from the monster's unrelenting rampage. Warning: this book contains language and literary depictions of scenes some readers may find offensive. It is not intended for children. Reader discretion is advised.
Voices from the Fallen: True Stories of Addiction, Grief, Recovery, and Courage
Winner "Best Non-Fiction 2021" –Pacific Book Awards The award-winning book, Voices from the Fallen, takes us on an intimate journey inside the lives of people who have experienced the hell of addiction, the relentless defeat of relapse, and hope of recovery. Listen to them speak about fear and desperation, hope and optimism. Sit with them in solitary misery, feel their grief over a lost family member, and share their joy with the promise of a renewed life. Listen closely, for these courageous voices come from those all around us, and can help rebuild shattered families, restore broken hearts, and save lives. “If, like so many others, you've lost sight of your own life in the drama of ten...
Sunday Rain
In post-Civil War Kentucky, two cousins chase freedom, love, and legacy through storms, sermons, and the wilds of Texas. A lyrical Western epic of manhood, friendship, and redemption. A sweeping, lyrical American epic about loss, redemption, and the untamed spirit of the post-Civil War frontier. In the smoky hills of postbellum Kentucky, two young cousins—Chas Bellew and Jackie Ray Monroe—stand at a crossroads. Sons of the fallen, molded by war but denied a battlefield, they seek meaning in a world struggling to heal. When a violent storm rocks their mountain town and tests their courage, a new path is forged—one leading westward, toward danger, self-discovery, and the mythic promi...
Small Town Requiem
A quiet town, dark secrets, and lives forever changed. Small Town Requiem dives deep into the hidden lives of a small town, peeling back the layers of its seemingly quiet residents to reveal stories of desperation, redemption, and haunting secrets. Each tale in Phillip Urlevich’s collection brings the reader closer to the complicated lives of characters bound by their struggles, whether it’s the weight of past trauma, the allure of rebellion, or the search for a fresh start amid familiar surroundings. From harrowing encounters in desolate parking lots to the quiet despair echoing through empty streets, these stories capture the human condition with gritty realism and heart-stopping tension. In Small Town Requiem, every choice has a consequence, and every character is a portrait of resilience—or ruin.
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