ALEC MYERS is smart, good looking, rich ... and dead. After an accident, he winds up on "the other side," where he must face some unpleasant truths about himself. Just as he's about to get a second chance, his ex-wife donates his heart for transplant, complicating his return to life, his search for a lost romance, and his redemption in a daring act of courage.

RECALLING CARL by Joseph Robert Cowles, is a compilation of essays, articles and images regarding the work of the world's most prolific best-selling storyteller and master cartoonist, Carl Barks. For some twenty-three years, Carl wrote and drew Disney comic book stories of Donald Duck, Uncle Scrooge (whom he created) and other denizens of his mythical Duckburg, USA. These stories have been reprinted many times in every major language worldwide, making Donald and his fellow waterfowl the best known and perhaps most loved fictional characters of all time. However, Carl Barks was an unknown name...

Authorized biography of Jeraldine Saunders, author of the book Love Boats and creator of The Love Boat television series.

A VISIT TO MADAME WU'S is a bittersweet coming-of-age love story set primarily in the mid-1950s to 1960s-a timeline extending from the Korean War to shortly after the assassination of President Kennedy. Follow Dan Greenbaum from his first job as a Midwest cub reporter to head writer at a major Hollywood motion picture studio, engaged to the studio's hottest star. And then, fate steps in.

HIS BEST BUDDY IS KILLED IN ACTION and Charley Ridgway has only the man's knife to remind him of their friendship. Now the knife has been stolen by a beautiful young woman connected to a violent murder, and the former soldier wants the weapon back. Hot on the trail of the thief, Charley's die-hard principles propel him through underworld intrigues, police troubles, and into the arms of the girl's seductive mother. Sequel to Anthony Pignataro's SMALL ISLAND, the action-packed Maui novel that first introduced readers to the savvy resort bartender, THE DEAD SEASON likewise presents surprising...

J. R. ENGELS is one of the "good old boys." He's lived in the Pacific Northwest for over thirty years, but hasn't lost that patina of sophistication and style he picked up in Southern California, no matter how hard he tries. Many of his adventures include encounters with wildlife like Sasquatch, Vampires, gay cows, Roosevelt elk, and King Salmon. He loves to laugh and his adventures have taken him to the New Dungeness Lighthouse, the Ho Rain Forest, and Forks, Washington. He is a bit challenged when it comes to hunting and fishing, but willing to try anything, no matter how clumsily he...

IN MORE THAN seventeen years of investigative reporting for magazines and newspapers, Anthony Pignataro has written numerous essays about life in the underbellies of seemingly upscale communities: Orange County and Sacramento in California, and on the tropical island paradise of Maui, Hawaii, where he has made his home since 2003 and is editor of the alternative weekly newspaper MauiTime. Pignataro's steamy Charley Ridgway novels of hardboiled action and noir intrigue, Small Island and The Dead Season (published in 2011 and 2012 by Event Horizon Press), have made their mark with lovers of...

Fright Night is the story of two little sisters who love Halloween and the New Mexico International Hot Air Balloon Fiesta. They live in Las Golondrinas, a small town in northern New Mexico, surrounded by family and love. The sisters, Rosalia and Lucia, prepare for trick-or-treating, carving their pumpkins, cutting out their masks, and off they go from house to house. They visit the homes of their aunties and uncles for treats. When they are almost ready to go home and enjoy their treats, the girls decide not to heed their mother's warning to stay away from one particular street. What happens...