Calico JoeBy John Grisham
A surprising and moving novel of fathers and sons, forgiveness and redemption, set in the world of Major League Baseball… Call of the Nightingale
Call of the Nightingale, by Oliver Dean Spencer, an international crime fiction writer. Murder, mayhem, suspense, and humor are a rare combination in a crime thriller, but Spencer has risen to the task. Florescent green glowing rabbits and the Green Hornet and Kato add to the unlikelihood that PI James Cartwright, a Detroit ... | |
Camp StrangeBy Renee Perez
Fifth grade really sucks for Renee Perez’s protagonist Ezekiel Raroso. He is a magnet for bullies, specifically his classmate Bradley who is also known as, “Butt Face;” he has made a habit of harassing Ezekiel and not even the school’s principal buffers him from the constant torment. Ezekiel has his little group ... Candidly, Carla
Annette G. Anders, an award-winning romance writer, added another heartwarming story to her popular series. "Candidly, Carla. Colors of Happiness, book 4", continues her family's stories of true love. Anders's light-hearted women's fiction is the perfect escape from heavier reading, a great beach read, and the perfect ... | |
Cara's AsylumBy Elsa Harrow
Cara’s Asylum by Elsa Harrow is about a sixteen-year-old girl named Carmen Brown, who prefers being called Cara. She is confined to Calm Springs, a place for people with mental issues. Cara is a petite very beautiful young girl with a very confused view of what a teenager’s life is supposed to be like. Cara’s drug ... Catamaran Crossing: A Sailing Adventure from La Coruña to Antigua
Landlubbers, as well as boating enthusiasts, will be intrigued by Catamaran Crossing, by Douglas Carl Fricke. More than an adventure story or a travel log, this memoir reveals dreams that come true. The author had verbally retold his 1986 sailing adventure numerous times and now he preserves it in writing. | |
Catching Fire
Against all odds, Katniss Everdeen has won the annual Hunger Games with fellow district tribute Peeta Mellark. But it was a victory won in defiance of the Capitol and its harsh rules. Katniss and Peeta should be happy. After all, they have just won for themselves and their families a life of safety and plenty. But there are rumors of rebellion among ...
Caught in a WebBy Joseph Lewis
Caught in A Web is written by Joseph Lewis and is a fictional story that illuminates the crisis teenagers face from the hardened drug dealers that prey on middle and high school students. Lewis’s book is a gripping novel and at the same time a powerful social commentary on today’s drug epidemic that our nation faces. ... | |
Cauldron of Wrath
Cauldron of Wrath, a gripping novel by Terrence Poppa, is introduced by excerpts from Iran's Preamble to its Constitution, setting a thought-provoking backdrop for the story. This reading immerses readers into the narrative and also foreshadows the underlying themes of political intrigue and terror that permeate Poppa's contemporary thriller. ... CC's Road Home
CC's Road Home, by Leah B. Eskine, is a young adult novel that takes place in the early sixties. It is a story about teenage pregnancy in an era where the subject was gingerly tiptoed around. Back then, shame would rain down even on a family of any young pregnant unwed girl. | |
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