This Week's Featured Titles

Hang Loose by Linda Cargill

Mattie Sullivan is an enthusiastic member of her community, the charming St. Simon's Island. That's why she takes a job at the island lighthouse, giving guided tours. But on her 17th birthday a frightening surprise awaits her at the lighthouse. Opening a closet door on the usual tour, she discovers, with a scream, a horrific (read more...)

Once and Always by Alyssa Deane

A clandestine love affair is the last thing Roxane Sheffield expects from her trip to India--a reunion with her long-estranged father is troublesome enough. But when she arrives in Calcutta alone, the only person to offer aid is breathtakingly handsome British infantry Captain Collier Harrison. As he introduces her to the exotic countryside, he awakens (read more...)

The Baxter Trust by J. P. Hailey

When out-of-work lawyer Steve Winslow enlists himself as a New York City cab driver to pay the bills, he thinks he's hit rock-bottom. That is, until Sheila Benton, heir to a multi-million dollar fortune, finds his number in the Yellow Pages and calls upon Steve to defend her. Of course, her case is only a (read more...)

Calling Crow (Book 1 of the Calling Crow series by Paul Clayton

To his people, Calling Crow is a chief and leader, but to the Spaniards who invaded his land he is a slave. In 1535, the Spanish conquistadors arrived with their armies and claimed the land that would later become known as Georgia and South Carolina. The peaceful native Muskogee tribe was conquered, bound into slavery and forced off (read more...)

Parsival or A Knight’s Tale by Richard Monaco

Richard Monaco has taken a slice of the Arthurian legend and created a thoroughly modern-minded re-imagining of the classic tale. Colorful medieval settings blend with a hard-edged look at human foibles and a romantic story of love and loss is narrated with a (read more...)

The Jupiter Theft by Donald Moffitt

The Lunar Observatory on Earth is picking up a very strange and unidentifiable signal from the direction of Cygnus. When the meaning of this signal is finally understood, it clearly spells disaster for Earth. An immense object is rushing toward the Solar System, traveling nearly at the speed of light, its intense nuclear radiation sure to kill all (read more...)