Spokane Authors &
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Barber, Devin Cosmic
Journeys
Bennett, Jim Once A Marine…
Cagle, Barbara 16
x MOM
Campbell, B. J. Close Calls: The True Tales of Cougar Bob
Church, John Pasadena Cowboy - Growing
up in Southern California and Montana 1925 to 1947
DeHart, Phoebe "Peggy" Chronicles of a Western Family, Vols. 1-2
DeHart, Phoebe "Peggy" Cheechako
Duryea, Cindy The
Wall
Dymond, Al-Jack Willow
Dymond, Al-Jack Horses, Cattle
and Men
Estes, Karen Plane of the Ecliptic
Feher, Jolene Weller A
Great Catch
Feher, Jolene Weller Behind
The Tall Green Hedge
Feher, Jolene Weller Walking in
Wonderland
Feher, Jolene Weller Memories
Ferguson,
Bill The Queen Street Kids
And Some Fishy Tails (Poetry Too)
Freeman, Elmer Those Navy Guys and Their
PBY’s, The Aleutian Solution
Goodwin, Anna Forbidden Justice
Hamilton, Orania Cries of the Soul
Heffernan, John Not One Drop of Blood
Hillebrand, Timothy S.
The Perfect Home Business List Business Manual
Hughes, Terry Burning Paradise
Jorgensen, Ann Kitchen Basics 101
Kowal, Patricia Stillpoint
Lehman, Chuck Angels Three Six
Lehman, Chuck Asher
Lehman, Chuck The Big Woods
Leon, Rich Nature Exploring in Eastern Washington and North
Idaho
Marsden, Michael A. The
House in Harrison
Marsden, Michael A. The Man in the Closet
Marsden, Michael Andrew A Walk
in the Rain
O’Connor, Charles Fortuisms, Rhymes and
Reason
O’Connor, Charles Missed Fortunes and Other Calamities
Parry, James Book All the Teachers!
Pillsbury, Robert Crossroads: Stories and Essays from a Wandering Mind
Prince, Juanita An Amazing Journey
to Health
Robinson, Loren Hold Until
Spring
Saty, Molly Put Sparklers on my Grave
Stackelberg, Roderick Out of Hitler’s Shadow
Vasquez, James Men Who Knew Jesus
Well
Vasquez, James Women of the Bible:
Their Stories in Verse
Vasquez, James Prophets of the Old
Testament: A Classic Collection of
Biblical Heroes in Verse
Vasquez, James Words Jesus Spoke –
In Verse
Vazquez, James The Psalms – In Verse
Vollmer, Dan Crossing America by Water
Vollmer, Dan Toy Boats And Other
Boating Short Stories
Vollmer, Dan Folksongs, Poetry & Nursery Rhymes by
Unknown Authors
Wilkens, Emily African Rice Heart
Wilkens, Joyce Teacup Art…and Reflections
Williams, D. A. It’s Conspiracy by
any Name
Williams, D. A. Just an Average
Dilemma
Williams, D. A. Bishop’s Revenge
Wood, Stanley A.
Four Eyes
Wright, Nancy A. Yankee on the Yangtze
Cosmic Journeys …
by Devin Barber
More details to follow.
Once A
Marine … return to book list
by Jim Bennett
$12.95
Nonfiction/ Military Memoir: Soft cover: 220 pages with numerous pictures.
Once A
Marine is a true account of a young man from Eastern Washington joining and
becoming a U.S. Marine including adventures in Vietnam and his coming home.
16427 S. Keeney Rd., Spokane, WA 99224
Ph: 509-448-2175 Email: MSG@hotmail.com
16 x MOM: A Mastery of Motherhood … return to
book list
by Barbara Olivo Cagle
ISBN: 978-0-9792360-1-3 Laminated hard cover $17.95 (reduced price!) Biography/California History/General
Pregnant
4,500 + Days
At the age of four, Jacqueline Rose Nunez was
placed in the care of “Ma,” a withered old lady. Rose, a diligent, obedient shy
child bent to all of the old woman’s demands.
Through her youth, the yearning for her parent’s and siblings’ affection
remained buried inside her. As she matured, however, Rose planted in a learning
garden filled with books and dreams that carried her around the globe and
nourished her mind, in a wealth of knowledge.
When she married Nello John Olivo, Rose’s rooted passion for family sprouted
into an unconditional love. Her previous enduring and trying experiences
intensified her appetite for life and blossomed into sixteen long stem roses,
her term of endearment for her sixteen children.
Close Calls: The True Tales of
Cougar Bob
by B. J. Campbell
ISBN:
978-1-936178-04-9, Biography/Humor. 159 pages Price: $14.95
Purchase: For a copy of CLOSE CALLS, check your favorite bookstore,
visit Gray Dog Press, www.graydogpress.com/bookstore, or
phone 509-534-0372.
Pasadena
Cowboy - Growing up in Southern California and Montana 1925 to 1947 return to book list
by John Church
ISBN:
0-9653071-2-3 $17.97 Regional (California & Montana) History
John uses
humor and historical detail in this remarkable collection of vignettes
recalling the 1930s and 1940s in suburban Southern California and the ranch
country of Montana.
Contact the Author: P.O. Box 8647, Spokane WA 99203-0647 Ph: (509) 624-2829
Chronicles
of a Western Family Vol. 1
return to book list
by Phoebe “Peggy” DeHart
$25.00
Non-Fiction/History--Family Journal. Over 200 pages with historical family
photos.
Follow the author’s
family from 1881 to 1946. Her grandparents homesteaded in Nebraska in 1884. Her
parents homesteaded in Wyoming in 1917 and found themselves in the middle of a
range war.
Chronicles
of a Western Family Vol. 2
$25.00
Non-Fiction/History-Family Journal Post W.W.II Business adventures. Over 100
pages with many historical family photos.
The author
marries into another western family and finds herself caught up in the business
world of post W.W.II.
Contact the Author: 1020 W. Kiernan, Spokane. WA 99205; Ph.: 509-327-6935
Cheechako return to book list
by Phoebe “Peggy” DeHart
$20.00
Non-Fiction / History-Family Journal.
Cheechako
means tenderfoot in Alaska. The author signed a one year contract with the
Fourth Army Defense Command to work at Anchorage and Nome, Alaska during W.W.
II ,1943-1944. The Japanese were still on Alaska soil when she sailed from
Seattle, on the old S. S. Alaska.
Contact the Author: 1020 W. Kiernan, Spokane. WA 99205; Ph.: 509-327-6935
The
Wall return to book list
by Duryea, Cindy
Cynthia is
excited about having her first book in print. “I think it is the scariest thing
I’ve ever done in my life,” she says. “Like many things in life, it is a new
adventure for me.” Her story, The Wall, takes a current hot topic and
projects it into the near future.
Willow return
to book list
by Al-Jack Dymond
ISBN
0-9724730-3-3 Fiction
Willow was
born in 1869 in the untamed American Far West, thousands of miles from Spain,
and the Dyazawn clan. Willow is a Dyazawn in all but name. She is a free spirit
and life is good; however, there are times she must call upon all that is
Dyazawn to survive.
Contact the Author: P.O. Box 6458, Spokane WA. 99217-0907
Plane of the
Ecliptic
by
Karen Estes
ISBN 978-1-4401-8912-8 (soft cover),
$14.95
978-1-4401-8910-4
(hardcover), $24.95
Maggie Mackenzie believes her existence to be as orderly as the
books on her library shelves. But her perfect life is shattered on the night
she experiences a mystifying tie to her newborn granddaughter. When she
becomes obsessed with haunting dreams of two young Scottish girls, the lines of
reality and dreams blur together. Ultimately, Maggie discovers how lives
can be intertwined beyond the veil of time and space.
Author's website: www.planeoftheecliptic.com
Available at Amazon.com, BarnesandNoble.com,
iUniverse.com
A Great
Catch return to book list
by Jolene Weller Feher
$2.00
Poetry/An illustrated story-poem. Illustrations By Cora Oliver. 20 pages. A
writers workshop assignment.
Contact the
Author: Cap Stone Enterprises, 2411 N. Hamilton St, Spokane, WA. 99207
Ph.: (509) 489-0544
Behind
The Tall Green Hedge return to book list
by Jolene Weller Feher
$12.95 Fiction, Illustrations by Cora
Oliver 100 pages. Life after Retirement in Spokane, WA
Contact the Author:
Jolene Weller Feher @ 509 489 0544 or fehersong@earthlink.net
Memories
by Jolene Weller Fehér
a 128 page collection of
verses dealing with many stages of life, from childhood through the senior
years of retirement. There are sections devoted to patriotism, to travel, to
pets, to nature and to seasons and holidays. It contains poetry written
over the course of a lifetime. Reading these pages is like taking a walk
through one woman's life. Read and enjoy.
Contact the Author:
Jolene Weller Feher @ 509 489 0544 or fehersong@earthlink.net
The Queen Street Kids: and Some Fishy Tales (Poetry Too)
by Bill Ferguson
A collection of short stories about the author’s childhood adventures while
growing up on Spokane’s
East side.
Those Navy
Guys and Their PBY’s, The Aleutian Solution return to book list
by Elmer Freeman
ISBN:
0-9632463-1-3 $18.95 Non-Fiction, Historical: 267 pages, 145 photos, 15 maps.
This book is
the straight forward and detailed account of the author’s participation in the
Aleutian Campaign as a crewman on a Navy PBY.
Contact the Author: 1124 W. 8th. Ave., Spokane, WA. 99204-3108 Ph: 509-838-3282
Justice
Forbidden
by Anna Goodwin
ISBN:
978-0-9845566-0-1
$13.50 Psychological
thriller/murder mystery. Available at author’s website www.anaparkergoodwin.com (20% off),
Barnes and Noble, or Amazon. 10%
of profits go to counseling abused children..
What is the story about? Of course it’s all about what I
know best. I am a psychotherapist who had a private practice for many years.
Although the plot is fictional, the character of the client and much of her
past is based on true events.
What are the facts about memory? Are there false memories?
Can memories be repressed and then remembered years later? This is one of the
greatest controversies still raging in psychology today.
Dr. Faythe Bradington, Clinical Psychologist, is shocked to
discover that an ex-client is suing her for implanting false memories of
childhood abuse. Faythe rushes to her office to read her files, but when she
arrives she discovers a body in the waiting room. Now terrified, she calls 911.
Contact the author: jargoodwin@msn.com.
Not One Drop
of Blood!
by John Heffernan
ISBN: 978-1-936178-01-8, soft
cover, a crime and punishment memoir, 217 pages.
A retired Corrections
Superintendent reflects on his career. The book is about his 8 years as a
probation and parole officer, 8 years as work release supervisor, and 14 years
as Superintendent; at Geiger Corrections Center,
Pine Lodge
Corrections Center,
and Airway Heights Corrections
Center until his
retirement in 1993. He addresses a personal, evolving story of 30 years
of change in Washington
State’s justice system,
the politics, public safety, and its broken elements.
Purchase at www.graydogpress.com 509-534-0372, or at
a local Spokane, WA bookstore.
Contact the Author: irish3100@aol.com
The Perfect
Home Business List Business Manual
by Timothy S. Hillebrand return to book list
Non Fiction,
Business: An Interactive E book-$100.00, On CD ROM-$129.
Mailing
List/Business Manual: This is a turnkey, complete business manual containing
everything you need to start an immediate cash flow in a lucrative business.
Contact the Author: 857 Orchard Ave., Moscow ID. 83843 Ph.: 208-883-8814
Burning Paradise
by Terry Hughes
Fiction/Mystery ISBN: 978-1-938178-35-3 262 pages $15.95
Gray Dog Press
“Five Murdered”
It is the latest headline in the beautiful ocean side city
of Santa Marta,
CA reporting on the toll taken by an arsonist called Smoke.
Eager to find the torch-turned-killer, arson investigator and scarred former firefighter
Monte Raleigh has just thirty days to find, and stop, Smoke before the arsonist
strikes—and kills—again. But, Santa
Marta has its seedy side, and three competing fire
departments are all pointing the finger at the others which does not help the
investigation. He’s given just thirty days to track down the arsonist.
To add to the panic and terror, Smoke taunts the local paper
by sending poems in advance of each fire, announcing where the fire will take
place (but not when).
Welcome to a land where everyone has something to gain, and
everyone has something—or someone—to lose… Welcome to Paradise.
Part Dashiell Hammett, part Sue
Grafton, Terry Hughes’ Burning
Paradise is an engrossing book that will captivate mystery/detective
readers and enthrall thriller/suspense readers.
Author Terry Hughes is a former Chief of the Paradise Volunteer Fire
Department, helping to found it when the infamous Painted Cave Fire, set by an
arsonist in 1990, enveloped and destroyed over five hundred homes. The first
incident in Burning Paradise is based on the actual Painted Cave
Incident radio transcript.
Kitchen Basics 101 return to book list
by Ann Jorgensen
This handy reference guide was compiled by a 72 year-old great grandmother
for the beginning of her great-granddaughter’s culinary journey. Family questions over many years were the
catalyst for the content. This book is
great for kitchen beginners, but also serves as a reminder and quick reference
for the experienced cook as well. It is
chock full of basic measuring techniques, different pan sizes, and
substitutions for those occasions when you don’t have a particular item or
ingredient in your pantry. A cooking
vocabulary and description of certain recipe instruction methods are also of
great help. The book includes charts for
freezer and refrigerator storage, a chart to convert regular recipes into
crock-pot, and a conversion chart for metric.
This book is a “must have” in every kitchen. It will be a well used addition in all the
kitchens of those who own it.
Contact the author at www.greatgrandmotherskitchen.com or kitchenbasics101@gmail.com
Stillpoint return
to book list
by Patricia Kowal
ISBN:
0-533-14732-4 $12.95 250 pages from Vantage Press
STILLPOINT is a heartfelt tale that embraces an ordinary man's journey in
extraordinary times, tracing his life through the Great Depression, WW II and
September 11th. With the author's vivid imagery and stellar storytelling,
readers are immediately drawn to the protagonist, Sam Barsby, as a sympathetic
and sensitive human being. There is early compassion for the loss of loved ones
during his young life, just as there is a growth of strength and maturity when
Sam experiences war, love and one other very special event that will change his
life forever!
See the publisher'sbook release announcement
Ordering Department: 1-800-882-3273, www.amazon.com or www.b&n.com Or visit
www.stillpointnovel.com
Angels Three Six…
by Colonel Chuck Lehman
Strap
into a mortar-fired parachute, a rocket powered ejection seat and fly with Col Chuck
Lehman in the fastest single engine jet fighter ever built, the F-106
Dart. Feel the exhilaration of hurtling
through the blue at a mile every 2.35 seconds, the “G” forces and the
satisfaction of keeping the bad guys out of our airspace. You’ll laugh at some of these stories, sweat
out a few and ask, “How could he have been so stupid?” in others. These confessions bare it all. Sense what it was like to live and work as a
fighter pilot in an environment of huge egos, unbridled confidence and an eagerness
to push it to the edge - - and sometimes over it. As Chuck says, “Just keep the pointy end
forward.” Also get acquainted with the
F-102, F-86, Harrier, T-33 too - - and even the ubiquitous Gooney Bird.
ISBN: 0-9788507-9-3
CALCObooks,
13811 S Finney St, Medical Lake, WA
99022
$19.95 Signed/Personalized Copies
Asher…
by Colonel Charles
Lehman
ASHER
Asher and his best friend are lured into
the first century Roman army by a kind soldier.
Both are assigned to King Herod’s Guard.
Before they realize they are working for a murderous madman, the jealous
king sends them to ride into Bethlehem
in the middle of the night to kill all the baby boys. The horrific event leaves Asher agonized by
guilt, especially since he has roots in Bethlehem.
The fathers of two of the babies he killed
swear revenge and join the anti-Rome Zealot movement intent on tracking Asher
down. The chase whirls through Judea,
and the Negev Desert where Asher and his platoon are
ambushed by Zealot horsemen and fight them on camel-back.
Asher is married and has a son of his own,
which intensifies his guilt. While on a
kidnapping mission in Galilee he meets Y’shuah, a young Jewish prophet, who claims to be the
promised Messiah. They meet again on a
hill called Golgatha and finally outside an empty
tomb near Jerusalem.
ISBN: 978-1-936178-29-2
Gray Dog Press, Spokane, WA
CALCObooks,
13811 S Finney St, Medical Lake, WA
99022
$19.95 signed copies
The Big Woods
by Colonel Chuck
Lehman
THE BIG WOODS
Sixteen year old Willie, aka WLT
Meyer, becomes the head of a large family on an unbroken homestead just south
of the Big Woods when his father disappears while searching for house
logs. His amazing ingenuity and
boundless energy gets the Meyers through the worst winter in Minnesota history. In the spring he discovers his father was
murdered and begins a quest for the killer.
Before he is successful, war breaks out and Willie is lured into the
Union Army by Anson Primault, an unscrupulous
Confederate operative. During the
biggest battle of the Indian War, WLT inadvertently kills one of his best
friends - - a probable witness to the murder.
Primault intercepts all communication between
WLT and his fiancé, Louisa, in an attempt to steal her
affections. WLT’s
unit is sent south to join up with Sherman’s
forces. From the Yellowstone
River to North Carolina he fights first the Sioux
then the Confederates while trying to solve his father’s murder
and get back in touch with Louisa.
ISBN: 0-9788507-8-5
CALCO books, 13811
S Finney St, Medical Lake, WA 99022
$19.95
Nature Exploring in Eastern
Washington and North Idaho
By Rich Leon
ISBN: 978-0-9654619-7-7, $10.00, Self-Published, hiking and nature guide, 68
pages
Featuring thirty-four hikes within easy driving distance of Spokane, Rich’s book is profusely illustrated
with black and white photos. (The
“e-book” features color photographs.)
The pictures provide a good idea of what each locale offers the potential
hiker.
Available at local bookstores and outdoor equipment
stores. Ordering details
available at www.BetterSpokane.com/RichLeon
The
House in Harrison return to book list
by Michael A. Marsden
ISBN:
1-59286-295-0 $19.95 Fiction: soft cover, 208 pages
An
exciting ghost story entwined in a love story that unfolds as a mystery.
Contact the Author: web: www.michaelmarsden.com
e-mail: keeperbear@roadrunner.com
208-667-3777
Buy the book: from the author, local bookstores, www.amazon.com
www.publishamerica.com
The Man in the
Closet return to book list
by
Michael A. Marsden
ISBN: 1-59975-485-1 $16.00 Fiction: soft cover, 201 pages
A young boy discovers that the house is haunted by a
ghost. He calls him the man in the closet.
Contact the Author: web: www.michaelmarsden.com
e-mail: keeperbear@roadrunner.com 208-667-3777
Buy the book: from the author, local bookstores, www.amazon.com www.publishamerica.com
A Walk in the
Rain
by Michael Andrew Marsden
ISBN 978-1-60585-288-1, 246 pages, $16.00
Marsden Publishing, Coeur d’Alene, Idaho
A Walk in the Rain is a contemporary love story that results
when three tales are braided together to form one saga. As in all love stories
there are two primary characters a woman and a man. In this novel the reader
will hear this saga from Susan's viewpoint and from Andy's. The third main
character in the tale is Susan's father, Walt. The story begins with a chance
meeting between Susan and Andy in Portland,
Oregon but it is Walt who brings
them back together again.
Available at local book stores in North Idaho and Spokane, Washington
or visit Michael’s website www.michaelmarsden.com.
Nana’s Magic
Closet
by Bobbie Colliton Ochse
ISBN 978-1-4520-7663-8 For Children of all ages $13.95
Look out Santa Claus, Flibberty
Jig is on the loose. While he chooses to hide from us most of the time, his
magic is real and only sleep will release his wonderful surprise. Even the
bravest of children have trouble, especially when away from home. See what
happens when Nana's Magic Closet opens and experience the fun your little one's will have waiting for morning. It's time to settle
down and snuggle up to share in this adventure. Here's hoping this will help to
bring out the "Child in you!"
Nana’s Magic Closet is available
at Auntie’s Bookstore, 402 W. Main, Spokane,
WA
It is also available online at www.authorhouse.com or www.amazon.com
Contact the author at (509) 9990-9422
Fortuisms,
Rhymes and Reason
return to book list
by Charles E. O’Connor
ISBN:
0-9661915-0-1 $6.00 Non-Fiction/ Poetry/ Life Experiences: 42 pages
A book of
poetry and prose on the human experience. Some of the writings reflect on an
Air Force flying career of twenty years. Others relate to family and friends.
Contact the Author: 13110 W. Charles Rd., Nine Mile Falls, WA 99026 Ph.:
509-466-5516
Missed Fortunes
and Other Calamities
return to book list
by Charles E. O’Connor
ISBN:
0-9661915-1-X $7.95 Non-Fiction/ Poetry/ Life Experiences: 60 pages, chapbook
A chapbook
of poetry and personal experiences. Contains color and black and white pictures
and Air Force experiences along with other stories and poems on life.
Contact the Author: 13110 W. Charles Rd., Nine Mile Falls, WA 99026 Ph.:
509-466-5516
Book All the Teachers!
by James Bartlett Parry
ISBN
978-1-936178-00-1, soft cover, humorous memoir, 229 pages.
A retired middle school teacher reflects
on his career. This is a book about students, teachers, administrators,
and parents; some crazy, some pathetic, some comical, some wonderful. It
is a personal, realistic look at our public school system and those who suffer
within it.
Purchase at www.graydogpress.com or at local book stores.
Contact the Author: parry9922@q.com
Crossroads: Stories and Essays From A Wandering Mind
by Robert Pillsbury
ISBN – 13: 978-0-9822743-7-8, $14.95, Gray Dog Press, soft cover, short
fiction/essay, 184 pages.
Henry Potter, a Production Supervisor for a large company is about to
realize that his all important life is too tightly wrapped up in the day to day
lacklusterduities of his work. His chance meeting with an unassuming farmer
gives him, and you, something to think about.
This is one of many thought provoking stories and essays presented by Spokane author Robert
Pillsbury. His present day and
historical writings give glimpses into the many facets of “A Wandering Mind.”
An Amazing Journey to Health
by Juanita Prince
ISBN: 978-1-57258-623-9, TEACH
Services, Inc., Health and Fitness, Healthy Living
This “vegetarian cookbook and manual” draws attention to the importance of
positive thinking and goal making when independently deciding how to make a
lifestyle change for better health.
Learn about the American food chain and how it has changed since the
last century.
Available from the author or at Auntie’s Bookstore, area Hastings, Rosauers
Supermarkets and Huckleberries.
Hold Until
Spring return to book list
by Loren Robinson
ISBN:
1-58500-151-1 $16.85 Historical Fiction
Possible
invasion of U.S., according to historians. The Japanese invasion of Pearl
Harbor carried on to invade the West Coast. Loggers, farmers, teachers and
students become guerrilla fighters to stop the advance in the mountains of
Idaho.
Contact the Author: 4404 S. Adams Rd., Veradale, WA. 99037 Ph: 509-928-2671
Put Sparklers on my Grave return to book list
by Molly Saty
This classy book of poetry, trade bound, is a composite of Molly Saty’s recent work and contains over 70 pages of
contemporary work. There are many
award-winning poems you’ll want to read again and again. The subject matter is varied, the images
vivid, and the tales memorable. This is
available at Aunties Books for $10.00, or you may contact the poet
directly.
This makes a perfect gift for people who like poetry.
Contact Molly Saty; PO Box 1708,
Newport, WA 99156 or mobosaty@msn.com
website: mollysaty.com
Out of Hitler’s Shadow by Roderick Stackelberg
In this, the first part of his autobiography, Gonzaga
University history professor
Stackelberg details his childhood in World War Two Germany, moving to the United States
with his American mother, and his life as a high school and college student.
iUniverse ISBN:
978-1-4502-6033-6 $16.95
Men Who Knew Jesus Well by James Vasquez
ISBN 978-1-60494-190-6, $ 17.95, 210
pages, 48 poems, Wheatmark Pub., (2009), Tucson, AZ.
These are the stories of the men who knew Jesus well in the
gospels and whose lives were wonderfully changed, except for those few who
rejected him. Written in elegant verse and rhyme, several of the poems have won
"Master Poet" awards from the Society of American Poets.
Contact author: jimv@eburg.com
Visit author’s web-site:
http://jamesvasquez.tatepublishing.net
Women of the
Bible: Their Stories in Verse
by James Vasquez
ISBN 978-60494-270-5, $ 17.95, 227 pages, 45 poems, Wheatmark Pub., (2009), Tucson, AZ
This book tells the story of the many roles women have
played in God's plan of redemption. They were wives and warriors, they
led armies into battle and into peace; they brought prosperity to their
homes...
The book is written in rhymed and metered verse.
Contact author: jimv@eburg.com
Visit author’s web-site:
http://jamesvasquez.tatepublishing.net
Prophets of the Old Testament:
A Classic Collection of Biblical Heroes in Verse
by James Vasquez
ISBN 978-1-61566-116-9, $24.95, 400 pages, 50 poems,
Tate Publishers.
Due out in October.
(Reduced price if purchased from the author)
Contact author: jimv@eburg.com
Visit author’s web-site:
http://jamesvasquez.tatepublishing.net
Crossing
America by Water return to book list
by Dan Vollmer
ISBN
0-9659062-0-5 $12.00 Non Fiction/Travel/Adventure: Soft Cover, 257 Pages. 62
Photos, Illustrations and maps.
The true
story of a man and wife attempting to cross the United States by navigating lakes
and rivers, linking them together by degrees of longitude.
Contact the Author: P.O. Box 985, Veradale WA. 99037 Ph. 509-924-3702
Toy Boats
And Other Boating Short Stories
return to book list
by Dan Vollmer
ISBN
0-9659062-1-3 $4.00 Boating/Fiction/Non Fiction: Soft Cover, 100 Pages.
“The
difference between men and boys is the price of their toys.” This collection of
short stories expresses the boat owner’s obsession in an entertaining and
charming way, which anyone is sure to enjoy.
Contact the Author: P.O. Box 985, Veradale WA. 99037 Ph. 509-924-3702
Folksongs,
Poetry & Nursery Rhymes by Unknown Authors return to book list
by Dan Vollmer
ISBN
0-9659062-3-X $14.00 Revised Edition, Poetry/Folksongs/Nostalgia: Soft Cover,
90 Pages.
Over 230
great old lyrics & verses; including schoolyard jingles, jump rope rhymes
and Christmas carols. Take a nostalgic look at all these wonderful old songs
and poems of your youth.
Contact the Author: P.O. Box 985, Veradale WA. 99037 Ph. 509-924-3702
African Rice Heart
by Emily Wilkens
Available at Chocolate Apothecary Store in the Flour Mill, Auntie’s
Bookstore, and the South Hill Hastings.
Available on line at www.adventistbookcenter.com
A downloadable read version, read by the author is available at www.cdbaby.com
Tea Cup Art…and Reflections
by Joyce Wilkens
A photo/art/gift book, complete with stories
Available in stores after November first but can be pre-ordered on line now.
It’s Conspiracy By Any Name
by D. A. Williams
ISBN
978-1-4507-1435-8 $14.95 Fiction: Soft Cover 375 pages
OWEN J. HUNTER
has just lost his commercial building in a foreclosure sale and soon begins to
believe there’s been a conspiracy by a mortgage broker and his cronies to
acquire the property. Convinced this is the case, Owen designs a scheme to get
his property back and put a halt to the illegal activities of those involved.
As part of his plan, he randomly contacts an escort service to covertly gain
help in obtaining critical information from the broker’s files. That’s when he
and JUDY CARMELLE come together and immediately fall in love. Working (and
playing) in concert, using fake identities and crafty disguises, all at the
risk of being eliminated, Owen and Judy traverse an extremely dangerous path
and soon uncover a low-level syndicate committing high level crimes and murder.
Contact the
author - Web: www.raccoonpress.com E-mail: info@raccoonpress.com Ph. 509-467-5994
Just An Average Dilemma
By D. A. Williams
ISBN 978-1-4507-1436-5 $14.95
Fiction: Soft Cover 208 pages
Harold Smith is quite
content with his life, which has been nearly perfect for the past twelve years.
He loves his wife, his two children, his home, his job, everything. Harold
trusts everybody— when he should trust no one, because there are secrets that
he doesn’t know about. He was furtively hand-picked for the job he loves, his
wife has hidden skeletons in her closet and the company he works for doesn’t really
exist.
When Harold
accidentally learns the truth about his employers, he begins to discover many
realities about those around him and he faces heart-wrenching decisions that
create extreme danger, not only for him, but for those whom he loves. Despite
this, Harold never panics as he treacherously weaves his way into and out of
one nail-biting, life-threatening situation after another.
Contact the author - Web: www.raccoonpress.com E-mail: info@raccoonpress.com Ph. 509-467-5994
Bishop’s Revenge
By D. A. Williams
ISBN
978-1-4507-1434-1 $14.95 Fiction: Soft Cover 327 pages
An exciting novel
that will appeal to both men and women, Bishop’s Revenge is action packed with
suspense and drama. This adventurous story is about a woman’s strong will for
vengeance, intertwined with a Pioneer mother’s deep love and devotion. After
being savagely attacked and rescuing her daughter from near death, Mayleen Bishop vows revenge against her attacker, but soon
finds herself involuntarily entangled in a web of conspiracy involving the
United States Cavalry. Braving nearly insurmountable odds, she encounters grave
danger, heartache, and unexpected romance during her relenting search for
retaliation. A hard-hitting tale of real grit and determination, dotted with
humor, and filled with surprises throughout.
Contact the
author - Web: www.raccoonpress.com E-mail: info@raccoonpress.com Ph.509-467-5994
Four Eyes return
to book list
by Stanley A. Wood
$14.00
Fiction / Young Adult / Adventure: Soft Cover, 290 pages.
A fast-paced
story for middle grade readers who love adventure. A boy, his first pair of
glasses, a bully’s teasing and a get-even prank kick off an adventure of
strange happenings and danger.
Yankee on the
Yangtze
by Nancy A. Wright
$20.00 Biography / Available from the author at nancyallisonwright@gmail.com
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