Austin Scola, a seasoned homicide detective who experiences periods of psychotic blackouts, is assigned the high-profiled case of the murder of the daughter of a powerful businessman. During the course of his investigation, Austin discovers that he is actually the killer. Austin must cover his own tracks for a murder he doesn't even remember committing." --

For centuries, humanity has listened to the stars, yearning for a sign of intelligent life beyond our world. Finally, that moment arrives when a radio message from an advanced alien civilization reaches Earth. But with this groundbreaking revelation comes a profound question: How should we respond? The source of the message lies far away, and the aliens' survival over the vast expanse of space and time is uncertain. To make contact, humanity must...

"This collection takes the reader on a journey through the injustices women face - in their careers, their daily lives, in the way they walk to their cars late at night; to smashing the patriarchy and claiming their rights over their bodies and their ideas; to a love better left remembered; to eventually finding a balance with a love that stands up and fights beside the poet."--

A collection of four short stories by author Will Kapfer.

Her Whole Bright Life is a collection of poems that weave together the trauma and exhaustion of a life lived with disordered eating and the loss and grief of the death of the poet's father. Love and hunger intertwine and become inseparable as the poet grapples to find, and listen, to both. With a distinct and feminist voice, this collection delves into a life now lived without a beloved parent, while trying to survive a pandemic and battling demons...

This is the first bibliography about the Egyptian passenger liner Zamzam that was sunk in the South Atlantic on April 17, 1941, by the German raider Atlantis. The author's mother and her six children were trying to join missionary Danielson in Tanganyika. Wilfred was 3 years old. The incident was bizarre, harrowing, and miraculous, resulting in much news reporting, many articles, and books. The bibliography annotates the numerous published and unpublished...

Year of the Bean is a collection of poems written by Emily Rose Hermann over the course of 2017. Through it she explores her growth in relationships, self-care, and noticing the beauty of the everyday world. This is her first published book of poetry. Illustrations by Mary Johnson. --from Amazon.