"Going Over Jordan" by Cat Bounds

How do you walk away from the life and the only security you've known, with a few belongings and your best friend, who happens to be a teddy bear, and start over? In the summer of 1962, in a rural community nestled deep in the foothills of the Ozarks, Callie Jaggers finds out in the twinkling of an eye that the suspect truths she has built her young life upon are lies when she is brutally molested, left for dead and then thrown to the wolves. But in this spellbinding Southern Gothic tale, this might be the gateway to the life she was born to live. Going over Jordan is a journey that spans a lifetime and more, as Callie learns to face her own inner demons, as well as a very real nightmare that stalks her through the forest and just won't leave her alone. Her own healing begins when Callie accepts her ability to heal others and learns that sometimes our true family is not the one we were born into. Her journey takes us to an extraordinary world of labyrinths, ancient crystal caverns, of moonstones with the power to restore the light that's been stolen, and the Wolf Clan who avenges its own. And Happily Ever After? Well, that would be giving away the ending, wouldn't it?

Twyla Gill Wright, "The Scarlet Glass"

NEW! Check out "The Scarlet Glass" by Twyla Gill Wright: Just when twelve-year-old Sarie Spencer realizes that a gulf is developing between herself and her father, she finds a mysterious piece of glass in a Colorado dump during World War II. Through it she stumbles upon a magical way to hold on to her changing world and make her dreams come true. It becomes her secret talisman, but her relationship with it changes when it appears to betray her and she faces terrible losses.

TAAS by Joe Reese

TAAS stands for Texas Assessment of Academic Skills. If you're offended by vulgar language - don't get this book. If you have some 1950s vision in your head of what your kids are doing every day in the public school system - don't get this book. If you're allergic to laughter - don't get this book. If, on the other hand, you need to laugh until your stomach hurts; and you have no "Leave it to Beaver" illusions about the modern-day public school system; and you are, maybe a bit of cynic about "Standardized Testing" and all things "politically correct," ... oh, you GOT to have it! Joe Reese starts the book with a blanket apology instead of a Prologue or Foreword. You'll see why when you read it. This thing is a laugh riot - destined to become a cult classic - especially among teachers who have been around the block a few times.

"unrighteous god" by Rick Baber

"I’m not saying there’s no God. What I’m saying is maybe it’s not who you think it is".

So begins the next adventure of Private Investigator Jeff Davis as he, once again, becomes reluctantly involved in a case he figures he could live without. Somebody is killing seemingly random people, and leaving their bodies beside specific highway mile markers. The police are baffled by the clues. When a friend of Jeff's is actually arrested for the first two murders, he sets out to clear him - drawing himself into a deeply personal relationship with the killer. While the paperback is being printed, we're offering .PDF email downloads of the book (sent to your email address); or our own Kindle-like version (sent to your Kindle address). The Kindle version is not totally optimized (paragraph indents, chapter page breaks sometimes don't look like they do in the actual book; and page numbers are not shown) but our tests have found them to be totally readable on the Kindle. For the Kindle version, you'll have to provide your Kindle address when you order; and you'll have to authorize receipt of books from TigerEyePubs@hotmail.com. Amazon will charge you a few cents for converting the book and delivering it to your device. . ALLOW up to 24 hours for delivery. NOW: PAPERBACK is ready to go: $9.95. See the links on either side of this page.

Return to Carolina by Ila Clements

It's hard for us old folk to keep up with Ms. Ila around here. She's the hardest working author in the business. "Return to Carolina" is the continuation of the Carolina Sagas, which started in the Civil War era, and has now taken us all the way up through WWII.

If you've followed the saga this far, you'll surely want to continue with Return to Carolina, available now in paperback, signed paperback, and .PDF email download.

Ila tells us that one more book remains before the saga is finished. We're looking forward to it!

No Vaccine for Stupid: Camille Nesler

You'd expect a school nurse to deal with tummy aches, scraped knees and snotty noses, but what about swallowed bugs, bad haircuts, tongue piercings, goldfish in the eyes, and kids who need a shave? Believe it or not, this school nurse sees all of it on a daily basis while putting up with whiny students, clueless teachers and psychotic parents. Read a compilation of her funniest moments and pretty soon you'll be wondering why there's no vaccine for stupid.

DARKER TALES by Rick Baber

Fifteen seemingly un-related short stories, written between 2000 and the present, tie themselves together in the bizarre climax of this strange and irreverent little book. Like a train wreck, it includes some uncomfortable and ugly situations that, at times, will make you want to quit reading it, but can you?

The .PDF email download is available now ($2.99). The book is not optimized for Kindle, but can easily be read on one if you don't mind odd page and chapter breaks. If you prefer it be sent to your Kindle address, be sure to put that in the drop-down box when you order. For Kindle, a separate charge (a few cents) from Amazon may apply.

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