Fiction Books

I see the blackness in its face, I see the blackness and I can't stop...there is nothing...I can't stop...please make me blind. It is said that fear makes us do the most terrible things. But what if it is all those terrible things we do, that create fear? The Circle has no end and there are the...

The White Company is a historical adventure by Arthur Conan Doyle set during the Hundred Years' War [1]. The story is set in England, France, and Spain, in the years 1366 and 1367, against the background of the campaign of Edward, the Black Prince to restore Peter of Castile to the throne of the...

When Beth relocated to Costa Rica, the Nicaraguan civil war was over by 7 years. Never could she imagine it would affect her. It didn’t seem so at first; the weather balmy, the people friendly, the language stimulating, culture intriguing and her beach home paradise perfect. She even fell in...

"Save The Animals And Children" is a sophisticated children’s book about Western New York, specifically a few areas there that have been trashed by corporate pollution - adults are welcome to read it, too. Sadly, it applies to so many areas of our country. It’s Wendy’s first book, dealing...

A short story of a young boy who finds life on his father's copra plantation at the outbreak of the Pacific War, suddenly changed.

Eve is confused at the shallowness of the society in which she lives and wonders why most people are wrapped up in cotton wool - what do we need protecting from? This novel is a darkly comic, occasionally philosophical and sometimes extremely rude dig at the western world's obsession with the...

When A Killer Comes Courting... Lorraine Jackson is a single white female looking for Mr. Right. But when the Roadman knocks on her door, she isn't prepared for the secrets he's been hiding... and would kill to keep them hidden. "A story of love and redemption... with a killer twist." -...

Sammy McCormack doesn't complain much, but in his life it rains a lot. In fact it rains every day... since the Mad Hatter killed his brother.

Was it physics, mysticism or maternal bonds that transported William back into 19th Century America? Will his love for his modern day family be strong enough to grant his return passage to the second millennium or will the Natural Bridge tie him to a past he never knew? NOTE: The text (TXT) ...

Being forced to leave your teaching job and move to a remote part of Scotland, was not Michael Cameron's ideal choice, but when his wife, Mary, was offered a once in a lifetime opportunity for success, he didn't have the heart to say no. Then he witnesses the murder of a first year student...