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|  | | From My Cold Young Fingers, Advance Reading Edition
The sound had barely registered on my ears when, with a twist and a jerk from a forearm that had pulled thousands of lobster traps from the briny ocean, Casey Edd, the highliner of Coldwell Bay, snapped my neck.
My soul fled that accursed house before my thin body even had time to drop to the floor…
Now dead, Nate is forced to navigate a place where angels and demons fight for his soul, even as his surviving younger sister tries to cope with their brutal past on earth. Will violence and tragedy be their ultimate end?
From “Maine’s Other Author”TM—Tim Greaton.
div class="productDescriptionWrapper">Trapped! Could young Nate ever get past the trauma of his own death and move on to Heaven? Or should he return to Earth and try again? 1940's coastal Maine was not an easy place, and it was especially brutal for Nate's father, a banker and a flatlander who had moved north to begin pulling lobsters from the Maine coast. Barely getting by, the relocated family struggled to survive. But they were hated by the locals, and that hate soon turned to violence. Now, traumatized by the violent murders of his parents and himself, nine-year-old Nate finds hims | |  | | The Santa Shop (book 1 in the Santa Conspiracy)
A homeless man's journey from despair back to life and Christmas. Secrets revealed lead to an emotional and magical holiday. The perfect present: hope between two covers. .
Skip Ralstat is a man so steeped in grief and despair that life seems no longer possible. After the death of his wife and child, Skip blames himself. He has given up his friends, his job, and even his home. Now, homeless, he survives on the mean streets of Albany. He knows it can't go on, that life must end. But will it.br />
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Come join him on his most unusual road to redemption. The salvation of one life...lies along this road.br />
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Let the healing from "The Santa Shop" begin.br />
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Come laugh and cry with “Maine’s Other Author”(TM), |
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Spirit Dog
by Frances Altman
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 Jeff Martin, his friend, Hawk, and his dachshund dog are captured by Osage Indians. Eventually they escape and find their way home. Due to his unusual shape Adolphus is called a Spirit Dog. |
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