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Forty-eight years before women were granted the right to vote, one woman dared to run for President of the United States, yet her name has been virtually written out of the history books.Rising fro

Young Lena Bentheim is forced to flee Nazi Germany for Chicago in 1935, leaving her family and boyfriend behind.

Timberland Writes Together explores each writer’s take on optimism and serves as a catalyst for community conversations; myriad and far ranging.Supported by its Foundation, Timberland Regional Libr

Art teacher Daniel Benedetto has cystic fibrosis.

From international bestseller Rachael Herron, comes a book too delightful to put down:Once Adele, Molly and Lana were The Darling Songbirds, a world-famous country band.

THE MORROW SISTERS COME OF AGE...Belinda, now the mother of six daughters, has three willful teenagers.

THE MORROW FAMILY SAGA BEGINS...At just seventeen years old, Belinda finds herself orphaned and alone.

TRU is a story of a 41 year old Puerto Rican woman named Tru and her quest to liberate herself from the grandiose and delusional Chinese American husband, who had led their family to financial ruin

Poor Advice as a collection reveals Lou Gaglia’s humor, imagination, and range: A woman is obsessed with pumping gas at one particular pump in one particular gas station.

Three hundred independent-minded women in 1880s California have embarked on a seemingly impossible journey: to establish a town in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada composed exclusively of women.

In Goat's Milk a poor Dominican Republic labourer wistfully contemplates what his life might have been like had he never been plied with goat's milk as a baby.

A collection of award winning short stories written by Texas Authors. This is Volume 1 with 20 stories.  Many are from award winning authors that have books in print.

In this “coming-of-old-age” tale, Jack Peckham finds himself on a journey into his distant past, helped along the way by Joe Easterday, a young man with Down syndrome, and Ida Pevely, a middle-aged

Trusting the Currents is a multi-award winning visionary novel that guides readers into their own truth and transformation.

As recounted in Appalachian Justice, Jessie is an adult survivor of horrendous childhood abuse.  At the age of thirteen, she was rescued by reclusive mountain woman Billy May Platte.