Nancy Zafris
BLACK ROAD
A compelling story that portrays how far consequences can reach when a teenage prank causes a catastrophic midnight car crash.
Lise Haines
WHEN WE DISAPPEAR
Coming June 2018
A contemporary and deep-felt coming-of-age story about an urban family struggling to deal with a hit-and-run accident that now threatens to tear them apart.
Silas Dent Zobal
THE PEOPLE OF THE BROKEN NECK
A special-ops veteran of the war in Afghanistan returns to a broken marriage. When we meet him, he may or may not have killed his estranged wife. He is on the run with his two children—an adolescent boy who is big enough to fight back and an 8-year-old girl who wants to believe her father is a good man…
Janyce Stefan-Cole
THE DETECTIVE’S GARDEN
A sympathetic immigrant story, including a couple’s love which survives the death of the wife.
A little bit Sophocles, a dash of Shakespeare, and tablespoons of Old Testament go into a brew that is both contemplative and neo-noirish.
Michael Mewshaw
AD IN AD OUT: COLLECTED TENNIS ARTICLES OF MICHAEL MEWSHAW 1982-2015
A long-standing tennis reporter and investigative critic of both the men’s and women’s professional tours compiles articles that span more than 30 years of tennis and reflects on how the tour has changed and how it has failed to change, while offering behind the scenes views of the sometimes shocking issues and scandals that surround the game and its sometimes over-sized, best-known personalities.
Jack Fuller
ONE FROM WITHOUT
When a hacker penetrates the enormous database of a credit reporting firm, it threatens the CEO’s plan for turning the company into a tech giant. Make the security breach public or hope the problem goes away? For each of the firm’s senior executives, answering that question will reveal who they really are.
An ex-CIA operative turned CFO joins a data mining corporation bent on a hostile takeover of a rival company in this corporate Board Room thriller.
Dirk Lammers
BASEBALL’S NO-HIT WONDERS
The first book of its kind in fifteen years fleshes out the colorful characters, compelling narratives, and statistical oddities from baseball’s 291 (8/17/2015) no-hit efforts—as well as the many near-misses that are also part of the national pastime’s storied history.
Frederick Reuss
MAISIE AT 8000 FEET
From the lauded author of Mohr and A Geography of Secrets, comes the wrenching story of a motherless girl who can fly and the complex woman she becomes when she tries to put her life on solid ground.
Shann Ray
AMERICAN COPPER
Coming Fall 2015
Set in Montana during the early part of the twentieth century, this is a powerful novel that explores cultural conflicts and class divisions of the time, featuring an unlikely love triangle between a copper baron’s daughter, a lonely and angry orphaned bull rider turned barroom boxer, and a Cheyenne team roper with a family history going back to the Sand Creek massacre.
Virginia Pye
DREAMS OF THE RED PHOENIX
Coming Fall 2015
In the dangerous summer of 1937, American missionary Shirley Carson grieves for her husband, recently lost and presumed dead in a landslide in North China. As she prepares to return to the United States with her teenage son, the Japanese Imperial Army launches an attack in the nearby countryside and Chinese peasants swarm into the mission compound for protection.
