National Network for Equitable Library Service

Everybody knows a brown-noser when they see one. But how about a greeter? A workbrickle? A jack? Can they tell downsizing from grey bearding or bright sizing?

Shortly after completing his sixth novel, Ray Robertson suffered a depression of suicidal intensity.

John O'Brien first learned about Oak Island in 1958 at the age of twelve, listening intently as his pharmacist father and a Saint Mary's University professor debated, for an entire winter, the meri

It begins with the founding of Halifax; the development of Nova Scotia and how it devolved into the Maritime provinces (ca.1785); the failure of Maritime Union, evolution of responsible government

In this groundbreaking look at the history and politics of the US child welfare system, "When the Welfare People Come" exposes the system in its totality, from child protective investigation to fos

The year is 1967, and everyone in Montreal is waiting for the day when they can visit Expo's exotic foreign pavilions.

Real Hope, True Freedom covers a wide variety of topics on sex addiction and the process of recovery.

An innovative guide for professionals that establishes an extraordinary approach to understanding the dynamics of addiction and the recovery process.

Edward W.

Sequel to Fusion North Star: Book Three Hugo Thorson and Kevin Magnus are learning to live again after the death of Kevin's wife, Erin.

In the boomtown of Eden Springs, someone is spilling the blood of children. Desperate, the sheriff calls in ex-Union scout Aaron Byrne to stop them.

While on business in a small town near Chicago, Wheeler Reynolds hears a tale about a traveling circus killed nearby in a horrific train wreck over 90 years ago.

Flynn Tomlinson has drifted for several years, working odd jobs when he needs the money and moving on when he doesn’t.

Tracy Brandt considers himself a lucky man. He has a wonderful family, good friends and a dependable job.

In a future Earth, Patrick Harvey, newly promoted Class One Empath, dreams of the independence his position brings and the apartment he’s saving for.