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Recent & New Titles Suffer the Children, by David Carlson Reformation, by Donald Catalano Epiphany, by John A. Vanek Always Something Sings, by Roger Lynn Howell Indigo Road, by Reed Bunzel Retribution, by Donald Catalano A Turkish Triangle, by Bill Rapp The Sand Digger’s Skull When the House Burns, by Priscilla Paton Greenwich Mean Time,…
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Ebooks for titles can be purchased at ebook retailers Absolution John A. Vanek (MYSTERY / SUSPENSE) Price: $16.95, 304 pages ISBN: 978-1-60381-623-6 Trade Paperback An Academic Question Barbara Pym (Introduction and Notes by Hazel Holt) (LITERARY FICTION) Price: $12.95, 168 pages ISBN: 978-1-60381-178-1 Trade Paperback The Addiction of Mary Todd Lincoln Anne E. Beidler (BIOGRAPHY)…
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DEROS (304 pages) is the first book in a mystery/suspense series by John A. Vanek set in Oberlin, Ohio, and featuring amateur detective Father Jake Austin. A series of murders force Father Jake Austin to confront his own violent past, regrets over lost love, and his doubts about the priesthood. “This intense debut introduces a…
Read MoreThe Spy’s Little Zonbi, by Cole Alpaugh
The Spy’s Little Zonbi (272 pages) is a work of espionage fiction by Cole Alpaugh about an idealistic secret agent who tries to protect his daughter from the evil his work has wrought. Click here to read the article in the Wayne Independent Newspaper online. The Spy’s Little Zonbi is Alpaugh’s third novel. His second…
Read MoreThe Book of Changes, by Jack Remick
The Book of Changes (306 pages) by Jack Remick, is a work of literary fiction that covers a tumultuous year in the life of an idealistic first-year male student enrolled at UC Berkeley in 1971. It is Book Three of The California Quartet, a series of standalone novels about young men coming of age in…
Read MoreBaxter’s Friends, by Ned Randle
Baxter’s Friends (218 pages), by Ned Randle, is a work of literary fiction about three middle-aged male friends whose lives are spinning out of control. Baxter’s Friends is a finalist in the ForeWord Firsts Contest, sponsored by ForeWord Magazine. “We want our writers, our poets, our storytellers to make rainbows, not black or white or…
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