Literary Fiction

The emotional journey of an American family from JFK to 9/11. The story follows Laney Mae Martin, whose childhood is shattered following the death of her father. Family dysfunction, emotional abuse and unanswered questions about her father impact the girl who finds solace in a portrait of the President Kennedy and imaginary father figures as she must contend with her mother's pending death.

Can a pastor's wife learn to forgive?
Dive into a tale about forgiveness and transformation by R. F. Whong, named a 2025 Featured Author by Minnesota Anoka County Library.
140+ Amazon Reviews:
"A remarkable account of a real-life story"
“A touching story about forgiveness.”

Contemporary poetry that stirs and swirls with emotion like being swept up in the waves of a flood. Words flow across the page like water flows down a stream. Rain, thunderstorms, hail, and hurricanes. Inside you will find five great seas of emotion: sorrow, wrath, fear, love, and dreams. Features over ten unique illustrations and award-winning poem One of These Things.

Two women, nearly a century apart, seek to rebuild their lives when they reluctantly leave their homelands. Arriving in Singapore, they find romance in a tropical paradise, but also find they haven’t left behind the dangers that made them to flee. In a blend of historical and contemporary drama, the novel explores domestic and geopolitical power imbalances against a lush, tropical backdrop.

Honey Malone is all business. She always has been. No one has ever told her otherwise. This poignant, shrewdly told, and unexpectedly funny coming-of-age story opens our eyes to what is absurd and moving about a woman’s daily existence in the corporate cubicles and fraught families of contemporary America.

Can she embrace her present but still hold onto her past? A stunning debut novel about faith, identity, and a woman’s journey to acceptance. Perfect for readers who loved Deborah Feldman’s Unorthodox and anything by Naomi Ragen.