Barley and Gold
 by Brian Doe

  Fabian Dakota's haunting guilt over his little brother's disappearance from their parents barley farm twenty years earlier leads him home again to confront the painful memories of his past and to learn to accept his wife's terminal illness. He soon discovers that from the other side of reality, in a perfect world of barley and gold, comes the power to heal and the magic to believe. "Barley and Gold" is the story of one man's struggle to face his own guilt and fear, as well as to understand the inevitable truth of life.

ISBN : 1-59431-526-4
Media: HTML, RTF,  PDF , Mobi         Inspiration / Mainstream Fiction
Cover Art by RD Larson                Our Price $ 1 6.95

Journeys of a Lifetime
An Anthology by Members of www.readersstation.com
by Nora Peterson, Editor

    Join our special tour guides and travel to places you have only dreamed about. See the Taj Mahal, visit Australia , Ireland, New England….
   But this is a magical journey, so you never know what might happen. You could find yourself in the past, the future, in a fairytale, or even inside a skyscraper with a bomb controlled by a computer gone mad.

Mystick Moon
By Terry L. White

   Travel with Rebecca as she starts her new life in Puritanical New England.... How will having the gift of "second sight" affect her in the New Land?
   Accused of witchcraft, Rebecca struggles to defend herself and live calmly and quietly in Old Mystick, where they hanged more witches than ever they accused in Salem.

ISBN 1-59431-223-0    Mainstream/Historical
Formats: Trade Paperback  243 p.
Cover Art by Maggie Dix         Price $15.95 plus S&H

A Maine Christmas Carol
by  Phil Harris

   A Maine Christmas Carol is more than a retelling of the Dickens classic.Set in Hallowell, Maine we find old Scrooge replaced by 16 year old TJ. Having lost his father in Iraq, TJ has turned to drugs in an attempt to cope with a world that he feels has spun out of control. TJ alienates himself from his family and friends and his father returns in spirit, like Bob Marley of old, in an attempt to steer his son from the path of self-destruction.
     As one reviewer says of the novel, "In the guise of the well-loved tale it reminds us of the effects of modern life—its drugs, wars and poverty—on its people. It gives us the hope and optimism that is much needed in our contemporary world."

ISBN 1-59431-444-6        Fiction / Christmas
Formats: Paper
Cover Art by Maggie Dix              Our Price $ 14.95

Jacob's Demon:
A Novel of Alternate Reality
by Gianni Devincent Hayes

   Jacob has found a formula to cure AIDS—a formula that can cause mass destruction if improperly used. His only ally is Isleen, who is convinced that the Biblical Endtime
is near.
   Mystery, Intrigue and suspense intertwine with secret societies and politics while the  global leaders attempt to form a "New World Order" on all levels—political, religious and economic. Jacob soon finds himself trying to find an antidote for the plague  that has been unleashed on the world, all the while watching as Isleen's prophecies continue to unfold. .

ISBN: 1-59457-168-4 Mainstream/Horror/Alternate Reality
Perfect Binding: Trade Paper 258 pages
Cover art: Maggie Dix Our Price $ 18.00, plus  S&H

Saranac Lake Revisited
Book Two of the Saranac Lake Series
By Shel Damksy

   A time-travel book with a new twist, the story takes us to the famous tuberculosis resort of the 1920s, where the rich and famous come to be cured.
  When"Herself," Katherine Schwartz, believes an attempt has been made on her life, she sends for Tony Flanders, her old flame, to help solve the case.  But the Tony Flanders who turns up to investigate is the great man's nephew from 1984.

ISBN 1-59431-203-6   Mainstream/Time Travel
Formats: Trade Paperback  243 pages.
Cover Art, Arianna Overton      Price $16.95 plus $4.50 S&H

Runaway Hearts
by Terry L. White

   Stories of Maryland's Eastern Shore, all told in rhyme. Tales of love and derring-do, of those who lived and loved in a place time almost forgot.
   Tales of the pirate, Jonathan Bright, and the changeling child he adopted. Of Jack Tilghman, who came home from the war in 1864, and his wife, Nicey, who waited, not always patiently.
  And of Harriet Tubman, the woman called Moses, who truly had a Runaway Heart, if anyone every did.

Click here to contact the author for an autographed copy.

ISBN: 1-59431-164-1  Poetry/ Black History/ Romance
Perfect Binding: Trade Paper 135 pages . Illustrated.
Cover art by Terry L. White  Our Price $ 14.95, plus S&H

Christmas in the Country
Edited and Illustrated by
quadriplegic author
Mary Cox-Bilz

   Full Color Trade Paperback Anthology of Prize Winning Stories, poetry, and Christmas Lore.
  Illustrated by quadriplegic author and editor, Mary Cox-Bilz.

   50% of all royalties go to Easter Seals.

ISBN: 0-9706152-5-6  Anthology/ Holiday
Perfect Binding: Trade Paper 258 pages
Cover & color illus by quadriplegic editor Mary Cox-Bilz
                                    Our Price $24.95, plus S&H

Shore Lines
Poetry of the Eastern Shore
by Vince MacDonald

   Sometimes bordering on the mystical, MacDonald's images of natural beauty vie with his metaphors on aging and the cycles of life.

At the Gate Called Beautiful
by Mary Cox (Bilz) Pace

   A fictionalized account of Jesus Christ's last days, as told though the eyes of the people he healed.  
   Within these pages you will meet Jesus as you have never seen him before. Based on the Book of Acts and written by quadriplegic author Mary Cox-Bilz,

The Eppie is an International Award given for Excellence in Electronic Publishing

Mama Tried to Raise a Lady
by RD Larson

   Award winning and humorous short  stories about a very special little girl.
   RD believed in angels and even though she was born with a heart ailment, Mama taught her to have faith. Having faith
wasn’t hard for the little blonde waif whose movie star mama gave up the silver-screen to marry her Pop. Other things were hard though—minding her manners, staying clean, behaving like the “little lady” her mama wanted.
  RD Larson’s “Mama” stories have been popular with magazines, have won awards in contests, and have been making people laugh ever since she started to write them down.  
  A fun family romp from the co-author of Saving Reverend Clayton.

Click here to contact the author for an autographed copy.

ISBN  0-914367-35-5           Short Stories/Autobiography
 Perfect Binding: Trade Paper 161 Pages
 Cover art: Maggie Dix Our Price $14.99, plus S&H

The Secret Life of
Dr. James Miranda Barry
by Anne and Ivan Kronenfeld

   In 1814, a woman of unknown origins graduated from Edinburgh Medical School disguised as a man.
   Dr. James Miranda Barry has the distinction of being the first woman doctor in the Western world. She then served in the British Military disguised as a male surgeon for forty-five years.
   The scandal of her elaborate deception did not surface until her death. Based on true facts, The Secret Life of Dr. James Miranda Barry  takes us from The Reign of Terror in Paris to Scotland, South Africa, and England in this insightful portrait of a woman with an indomitable spirit.