The Peddler is a heartwarming historical novel that transports readers to the rural American South in the early 1900s. Inspired by real family memories, the story follows Bill Willis, a young traveling peddler, as he journeys through small towns and countryside communities, meeting hardworking families, sharing their struggles, and experiencing the charm of a simpler era.As Bill travels the backroads of Florida and Alabama, he encounters Sally White, a young woman who capt...

Mary's Cookbook is more than a collection of recipes-it is a heartfelt journey into the kitchens, farms, and family traditions of rural Southern Alabama. Filled with time-tested recipes, family stories, and memories passed down through generations, the book captures a simpler way of life where homegrown ingredients, hard work, and family gatherings were at the center of every meal.From comforting breakfasts and hearty casseroles to soups, salads, and traditional Southern favorites,...

On Thanksgiving Day—known to many Indigenous Americans as the Day of Mourning—Black Cloud watches his niece and nephew delight in the Macy's parade from their Pine Ridge Reservation home, while he silently carries generations of unacknowledged grief. After receiving a powerful vision, he and his friends embark on a daring journey to disrupt America's beloved parade—not simply as protest, but as a desperate plea to be truly seen by a nation that has looked away for centuries. As their plan ...

No human can stop the Toxic Whisperers from plunging Earth into soulless darkness, but Reuben is far from human. Praised by Kirkus Reviews for its “unrelenting action” and “breakneck pace,” Narican: The Cloaked Deception blends science-fiction and metaphysical themes to create an alternate reality full of both emotional depth and twisting adventure.Reuben Mitchell’s 18 years on Earth have taught him what it means to suffer. Despite being consumed by cursed luck, traumatic loss, and...