Day for Night: A Novelby Frederick Reiken

"If you look hard enough into the history of anything, you will discover things that seem to be connected but are not." So claims a character in Frederick Reiken's wonderful, surprising novel, which seems in fact to be determined to prove just the opposite. How else to explain the threads that link a middle-aged woman on vacation in Florida with a rock and roll singer visiting her comatose brother in Utah, where he's been transported after a motorcycle injury in Israel, where he works with a man whose long-lost mother, in a retirement community in New Jersey, recognizes him in a televised report about an Israeli-Palestinian skirmish? And that's not the half of it.

In Day For Night, critically acclaimed writer Frederick Reiken spins an unlikely and yet utterly convincing story about people lost and found. They are all refugees from their own lives or history's cruelties, and yet they wind up linked to each other in compelling and unpredictable ways that will keep you guessing until the very end.

Not One but Ten: Dodging Death and Finding Life After Years of Alcohol Abuseby Ronald Brady

The story of my journey through alcoholism and resulting cirrhosis. Outlines my success’s and failure as a regular guy and what I went through.

Wounded No More!: An Individualized Plan to Heal Church Woundsby Connie Czepiel

God sees, God knows, and God cares about the wounds that many have suffered in the church. The path that leads away from the church house door has been filled with the tears of those who have suffered- often in silence. This book offers individualized hope and healing while also taking an honest look at what is going wrong in our churches. Included are practical actions steps and worksheets to guide the reader in their healing process. God longs to restore his people back to Himself and back into fellowship with others.

His Sexy Smile (The Montgomery Boys Book 5)by Jessica Mills

Rodeo runs in my blood.

The ranch my family owns can stay with my brothers.

I don’t belong in a laidback life. I’m interested in the thrill of the win.

Somewhere along the way, I ran into a beautiful girl with a dark past.

Love wasn’t something I’d ever been interested in, but she’s changing that fast.

I can’t get enough of her, and when things get a little too deep, I’m ready to hit the road and find another rodeo to take my mind off of her.

But she ain’t having it. Me or my shit.

Good thing I woke up to what matters most–her.

I’m willing to go the extra lap to get back into her good graces.

Between that and my sexy smile, this girl doesn’t stand a chance.

Your Father has Something to Tell Youby Dave Riese

What kind of shadow does a family secret cast over the child?
Mark Aherne is a middle-aged, married man living in Chicago. He’s estranged from his parents in Boston, his father having bullied and belittled him throughout his childhood.
One Sunday he receives a desperate phone call from his sister who has been caring for their parents for many years. She needs help: his parents are sick and have started drinking again. Mark soon finds himself back with his sister dealing with their parents’ loss of independence.
While caring for his parents, he remembers the past when he dealt with his father’s emotional effect on him and the family. His memories include many childhood events that filled him with guilt and a sense of separation.
As he slowly comes to understand his family’s dysfunction, he discovers secrets in his parents’ lives that led to their own unhappiness. With his mother’s dementia and his father’s stubborn isolation, Mark fears his own aging as he learns to lay to rest the experiences of his childhood.