Michael Oborn’s Books

Toward Happier Choices by Michael Oborn. A Coffee Conspiracy. This book is a Memoir better described as an Anthology of a person’s life. It also might be looked at as a transition piece by a person who doesn’t tell, but shows how he reinvented his life. “Our challenges strengthen and… Continue reading

Mark L. Redmond’s Books

The Box M Gang by Mark Redmond. Children’s 1800s US Historical Fiction. The year is 1875. The Arizona Territory is a wild, sparsely settled place. The Martin family’s Box M Ranch is ten miles from their nearest neighbor and twenty miles from Tucson. Ma has been gone for two years,… Continue reading

Michael Ripley’s Books

Fortune’s Flight by Michael Ripley. Fortune is our dog. He loves to bark at airplanes and helicopters when he sees them up in the sky. Dad and I think Fortune wants to fly, so dad comes up with a way. Let’s go on an adventure together and see how Fortune… Continue reading

Marsha Casper Cook’s Books

Love Changes by Marsha Casper Cook. Second chances are possible, but only if the lies and compromises are gone. Martin had lost his first wife and daughter in a horrible car accident, and it took him years to fight the sadness he woke up with every day. When he met… Continue reading

Mike Ellis’ Books

Guided Messages from the Other Side: A Spiritual Journey by Mike Ellis. The story begins with the author going through a trying time, the circumstances that led to his meeting with a psychic medium, and the beginning of a spiritual journey. It covers five sessions over an eleven year period… Continue reading

Mary Deal’s Books

Grief Is Love by Mary Deal. A Memoir of Surviving Bereavement. After losing her long-term partner, through poetry and essay, author Mary Deal shares the turmoil and oftentimes bewildering depths of her grief. This memoir exposes the spectrum of emotions with which those suffering loss will become familiar or already… Continue reading

Maria DaVenza Tillmanns’ Books

Why We Are In Need Of Tails by Maria DaVenza Tillmanns. Our most nuanced skills for communication were lost when we lost our tails, so the story goes. Huk and Tuk explore ways we can compensate for this loss, by telling stories ­– tales — through polyphonic listening and by… Continue reading

Michael Palladini’s Books

Spellbound and Sensationless: A Drug War Vision by Michael Palladini. Spellbound and Sensationless: A Drug War Vision. Best friends struggling with their drug-fueled past, embark on a journey of self-discovery which changes their lives forever. What is a drug war vision? A personal vision. A battle with enemies known and… Continue reading

Marie McGaha’s Books

Shine His Light 3: Instructions in Life by Marie McGaha. Shine His Light 3: Instructions in Life is the third in the Shine His Light series. This devotional takes everyday situations and shines the light of God’s word on them to help the reader understand that we all go through… Continue reading