Fiction

They have a touch so feathery light it can be barely felt on human skin. The vivid gold and black colored golden orb weaver spider is the largest webmaking spider on the planet.

“. . . a straightforward, beautifully written thriller . . .”

“. . . smart and sassy . . .”

“. . . a fast-paced thrill ride . . .”

Chrysander Notos is one of the Anemoi, a god of the winds.

“. . . a book that stays with you long after the final page has been turned.”

“. . . exciting, suspenseful, and filled with enough action to satisfy even readers of Clive Cussler and Tom Clancy.”

Life takes a sharp turn for Teddi Overman when her mother dies.

“. . . there is a sense that Mr. North’s visually acute, action-packed style in this book is likely headed for the silver screen . . .”

Peggy Hesketh’s debut novel Telling the Bees is a tender portrait of Albert Honig, a lifelong beekeeper and elderly bachelor.

“. . . a well written, engaging historical romance about the power of love to change two people for the better . . .”

“ . . . this is your summer beach read writ large.”

“. . . a rallying cry for anyone who laments the rose-colored remembrances of things past and needs to wake up and smell the coffee.”