GREAT INDIE READS

In Berlin is a work of empathetic precision, exploring both the unpredictable nature by which geopolitics and scientific breakthroughs touch our lives, and the brave, bold, and sometimes quiet ways in which people reassert agency in the face of loss. Most of all, it taps a throughline of emotion that binds characters and readers alike across geographies, cultures, and ambitions

Much more whodunit than a diversified nordic noir novel, JULEBORD is laced with what life is like to work in a small rural hospital, where things and humans occasionally get dirty.

A tumultuous and evocative tale of human transformation and the power of belief, The Mystical Spirit of the Ol' St. Joe is a gripping sequel to A Boat Named Blind Faith that will leave readers questioning the boundaries between what is and what can be.

An inventive and thought-provoking work of contemporary fiction exploring social justice, law, and moral courage.

PRANKS. OIL. PROTEST. JOKES BETWEEN NEWLYWEDS.

AND ONE HILARIOUS SIEGE OF A MAJOR CORPORATION.

Nature isn’t the only lethal force to strike New Orleans in 1965.
 

Squirrel Pie is a true story of the painful realities around abuse, addiction, mental illness, and generational trauma. It is also a success story; a story in which perseverance, resilience, compassion, and unexpected allies lead Debbie to a life of healthy connections and choosing joy.

In a world teetering on the brink of unimaginable chaos, can humanity survive the very power it sought to control?

Poignant, heartrending, and ultimately hopeful, Carrying the Tiger is a memoir for anyone hoping to find comfort in discomfort and embrace a new perspective on death.