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|  | | Finding Gary
Gary Haywood runs away from his abusive home only to be returned, leaving him to devise a more drastic solution to his situation.
Gary Haywood is an unhappy thirteen-year-old who runs away from home to escape his drunken father. When his father finds him and delivers him back home, Gary comes up with a more drastic plan to get away from abuse. A court-appointed counselor, Marty Colson, works closely with Gary to help the boy realize his self-worth. One thing Marty doesn't count on is the strong attachment that develops between him and his client. | |  | | Leaving Mark
A young boy learns to deal with the loss of his father
Losing his father at a young age is almost more than Mark Fortier can handle, especially when he feels partly responsible for his father’s death.
His life takes many twists and turns on his road to adulthood as he struggles to understand whether or not his life matters and what it means to be a man in today’s world.
| |  | | Stop Procrastinating-Get Published!
With today's technology there's no longer an excuse to procrastinate. Use this helpful guide for the beginning writer and be one of the 1% who actually write a book.
This book is creative nonfiction. It follows fictional Rhonda Gray on her journey into the writing world. The reader learns what Rhonda learns about getting involved in the writing community, writing a query letter, handling rejection, marketing, publishing, and more. | |  | | Willard Manor
An old house uncovers secrets of its past occupants
Willard Manor is a fictional house built in 1840, home to the Willard family who lived there for one hundred seventy years. A young couple, Shelley and Tony Maguire, buy the vacant, rundown house and begin to renovate it. During the renovation process, the little treasures they find within its walls help them piece together the history of the house and its former occupants—from the Civil War to Woodstock and beyond. The Willard’s legacy of love, laughter, pain, and joy echo down through the years with each new find.
This is the story of two trees—a family tree and an apple tree, grow |
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The House of Green Waters
by Edward Patterson
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 Fourth Book in the Southern Swallow Series finds the Academician Li K'ai-men in exile on Hai-nan Island. China has a new invasion threat. A showdown between ingenuity and technology explodes as the Sung Dynasty tries to preserve itself. |
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