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The characters in THE FLYING FILLY reveal life in the 18th century with all its status consciousness, its prejudices, strict rules and weaknesses. This historical fiction begins as the story of one girl, the Countess of Coulter, and her horse Spiletta, the Grand Dam of racing's greatest horse. The real Spiletta was the grand daughter of Sham, the Godolphin Arabian and later mother of the undefeated Eclipse, the greatest sire in horsedom and na...

Is God real? If He is real, then why can't we see Him...or...can we see Him? Maybe we're looking in the wrong place! Maybe He's closer than we ever imagined -- closer than our own breath. Let's go with Captain Jonah and search for God. How far do you think we will have to look?

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Legendary songwriter/singer Chris Gantry, artist and prolific writer who has won MMI awards, the Nashville Songwriter Award, and the Tennessee Williams Playwriting contest, has written successful songs, a play, a series of short stories, children's books, and a memoir. Gantry brings to all his work a depth of emotion and honesty. Now he brings these qualities to his poetry as well. At times his poetry may be lyrical, pensive, satirical, or ins...

Here's a book that will please adults as much as children. Ava Roulier's imagination rivals even an advanced poet's point of view. Marvel at her jumps in thought-somewhere between surreal and strange and all so very original. You will be charmed. You will be challenged to think. Or, you may just laugh yourself silly. Dr. David B. Axelrod, Fulbright Poet and Laureate Taylor and Seale Publishing is happy to introduce readers to Ava Roulier's hig...

An argument, an accident, a shattered windshield and immense pain, and then the world fades. Through the mist and rain, Abigail begins to hear unfamiliar voices and sees her own body on a gurney covered by a black tarp. Is she alive or is she dead? As memories float through her mind and she journeys through flashes of her old life, she is jolted into an understanding of her own character and of the love she bears her precious child Norah. Know...

London, January 1942. London Times war correspondent, George Adams, is a tortured soul, devastated by his wife's death and rejected by all branches of the military. Destroyed by events he couldn't control, he can't face the future and won't forget the past. His editor sends him to Singapore, a city threatened by the Japanese, hoping the exotic location and impending crisis will erase his haunting memories. Within minutes of his arrival, George...

Piper and the Sneezy-Weezy Cadoodle Daisy is the story of an eight year old girl named Piper and her pet cat, Bumble. Piper is full of life and very curious. One day, as Piper is walking with her cat, they find a strange flower that has no name. No one can figure out where this flower has come from, but the flower brings magic to her cat Bumble and Bumble's friend, Nicky, the mouse. With the help of Mr. James and Piper's imagination, they fina...

e Littlest Harpist is a sweet tale that brings a lingering warm smile. It leaves one to ponder the blessing and responsibility of raising our children to pursue all that God would have in store for them. The fact that it is a real life story makes it all the more magical. Spending a few minutes to read the book is a breath of fresh air to our overloaded lives. It's also a precious few minutes to spend inspiring a child. I have had the wonderfu...

The rise and fall of any organization begins with leadership. EXECUTIVE MISBEHAVIOR is a serious, informative, eye-opening book that adds valuable insights to the danger of executive entitlement and loss of focus that face today's corporations. The author, Paul DiBrito, officer and/or consultant to leading corporations, as well as to start-up companies, has been lauded for shining a light on mismanagement, short-sightedness and bottom-line imp...

The Littlest Harpist is a sweet tale that brings a lingering warm smile. It leaves one to ponder the blessing and responsibility of raising our children to pursue all that God would have in store for them. e fact that it is a real life story makes it all the more magical. Spending a few minutes to read the book is a breath of fresh air to our overloaded lives. It's also a precious few minutes to spend inspiring a child. I have had the wonderfu...

Train with Your Brain is an interesting, no-nonsense logical look at the often confusing practice of strength and conditioning training. It bypasses all the myths, anecdotes, fiction, and even outright lies that are so common in the field due to commercial considerations. With over 50 years spent in the gym community and over 40 working, teaching, and training, the author offers insight into a truly productive and logical approach to all the e...

A company's biggest liability may often be the misguided values and integrity of its own leadership! DiBrito's book exposes problems that occur when the leaders in a corporation are unaware of the lack of responsibility of the top employees, or choose to ignore transgressions of ethical behavior. A company can rise or fall through the actions of its executives. DiBrito's interesting book brings to the fore so much the public, or even a corpora...

The three beloved little geese from THE CHRISTMAS GEESE, THE SUMMER GEESE and THE SUMMER GEESE are off on another adventure as they take an extended stroll through their forest where they find new friends. These friends tell them about Halloween and Thanksgiving traditions. New faces, strange foods and the beauty of autumn all add up to a fun adventure for our three favorite geese.

Why won't Bradley talk? He won't talk because he only likes to sing. Unfortunately, his voice is VERY loud, and his parents and teacher worry about him. But Bradley finally surprises everyone and is, in turn, surprised himself. This story is humorous and yet very heartfelt as little Bradley reveals himself as a unique little boy.

Elliott is a second grader whose older brother has gone away to college. He begins to tell his friends about college, but it's not that simple. Elliott sees college as an alien world where nothing is the same as it is on Earth Join as Elliott goes on an out-of-this-world adventure with new gadgets and scary monsters. This is college, right? Can it really be that different?

When a prince asks a princess who is very bored to go on a ride to round up dragons, the princess readily agrees. On their journey they meet a very strange dragon who is very different from what they expected. He acts like a dragon, but he has unusual talents and requests. The prince and the princess do conquer him, but in ways that surprise the reader. (Primary grades)

Karen, in her early twenties, and Vickie, in her early thirties go through the turbulent 1960s, each expressing her own perspective, through New York, Vermont, Chicago and the desert outside L.A. The main characters are intelligent and in search of something missing in their lives: love, acceptance, control and enlightenment in a secular, turbulent age. As their world changes, they experience the discontent of their constraints. Confiding in a...

Something's stirring at the ranch, and Sly Fly is out of his mind with excitement. If only he could convince Gray Mare to take part. In this second adventure of Sly Fly and Gray Mare, see how they work out their differences and bring a special gift to those around them.

Beth Camden's divorce doesn't spare her from becoming a subject in her ex-husband's money-laundering scheme with a Florida mobster. When two million dollars of evidence money her ex owes the mobster vanishes, the Fed's case starts to crumble.Disregarding panic attacks and the threat of a hurricane, Beth flees her beach house. She's determined to find the money, prove her innocence, and clear her name. Instead, she finds herself a suspect in a ...