Product Description: When Teri Lilt Mott sets out to chronicle her father, Tommy's life, she does not know that it will become a novel that is told in a series of episodes ranging from his torrid, early-teen romance with beautiful ex-prostitute, Cheryl, whose love and brutal death haunt him the rest of his life; to his affair with Terry, who, pregnant with their son, is secreted away by her parents...read more

Product Description: Deborah thought her unborn baby was dead. Later she married his father and had other children. Still, she grieved over her lost baby. A childless older lady, Betty gave birth to Mike and dedicated her life to him. Mike was Deborah's biological child...read more

Product Description: Spike Dumpster and John Fooleman are scoundrels. Dumpster is a terrorist. Fooleman intends to build nuclear plants across the country. Jim Kawatcha is a pacifist American Indian. “I can not kill! I can not kill! I can not kill!” But he has to KILL, KILL, and KILL AGAIN! Barb is a preacher’s daughter, three generations of preachers...read more

Product Description: Who Are You, is a simple observation of all types of people over the years, and how many people follow similar paths. Most of the types of people that you might find in the Midwest are in some way mentioned. There are no magic formulas found to predict your future, but many people will see much of their past...read more

Product Description: A few years ago, Scott Morrison and a panel of experts from CBC’s Hockey Night in Canada started a debate about the best players to wear each number. The result was fascinating and informative — and often contentious. Now, Morrison and the panel are back with a new debate sure to spark heated arguments in sports bars, dressing rooms, arenas, and even over kitchen tables: Who were the top 10 NHL players of all time for each position? Who were the top 10 coaches and general managers? Which were the greatest NHL teams ever? And who was the best of the best? Hockey Night in Canada: The Best of the Best offers an in-depth look at the players by position, coaches, general managers, and teams in both the pre- and post-expansion eras...read more

The Cleburne County Search and Rescue Team recently found and saved a man lost on Mt. Cheaha in Alabama. The man had set out with his wife and kids on the difficult Pinhoti Trail, but once the wife and kids headed back, the man continued on. When he didn't return, his wife panicked and called in the search squad-who eventually found a man in his fifties, weighing about three hundred pounds, wearing leg braces, and using crutches. This story just goes to show that if you're gonna be stupid, you've gotta be tough. Author Bob Cole knows all about it. He grew up on a farm in rural Georgia and used to have to chase cows before getting on the bus for school. Smelling like manure in front of the other kids certainly added a bit of toughness. Since those days, he has worked, married, and seen the world, but through it all, the old adage about toughness and stupidity still holds true. This collection of true short stories follows Bob as he travels along the bumpy road of life. Follow him through a midlife crisis, family hijinks, meeting a new son-in-law, and on a mission trip to foreign lands (after all, stupidity is worldwide). Despite some hard times-and some tough decisions-Bob Cole has never lost his sense of humor, and it's apparent in this collection that will keep readers laughing, crying, and actin' tough!

Product Description: (E.B. Marks). "Late in his life, composer J. Rosamond Johnson (Lift Ev'ry Voice and Sing) submitted to his longtime publisher, E.B. Marks, a list of songs that would comprise a volume of his best early popular songs written with his pre-1910 partner Bob Cole and his brother, James Weldon Johnson (Autobiography of an Ex-Colored Man)...read more