Author: Maggie Gallant
Book Title:
Tribulations of a Wandering Soul
Author: Cory Fluharty
Price: $14.95
Category: Poetry
Description: This is a collection of stories and wisdom from the road. The author has traveled the USA, living in unique and varied circumstances such as Renaissance Festivals, Rainbow Gatherings, the Arizona desert, the Colorado Rockies, the ocean shore, and more. He gathered and shared his insights on seeing life from a different perspective. Cory Fluharty is one of those unique souls who push the boundaries of reality to search for truth. He invites those who walk with him to find a way to look outside the box of conventional living and see a world void of assumptions.
Book Title:
Pawn Tickets of the Soul
Author: Dylene Cymraes
Price: $14.95
Category: Fiction
Description: In a flash, one quiet morning, Christen woke up allergic to her own life. Not in a dramatic, rash-covered sort of way. More like a sinking, oh-my-lord-how-did-I-get-here sort of way. When the outward cues and clues of a normal life no longer work; when common sense becomes an anchor instead of a balance; and when Christen realizes how far she has strayed from the road she once chose…her strange and wonderful Guardians step in to remind her of her destiny. But can a deranged painter, an Anasazi potter, a drowned violinist, a mute monk and blue-painted Celtic chieftain help her make sense of her life without driving her crazy?
Book Title:
Grandmama's Pearls
Price: $14.95
Category: Self Help
Description: The author’s granddaughter inspired this book by asking the proverbial, “Grandmama, why is the sky blue?” plus, “Are angels real?” or, “What book are you reading?” and, “What happens when people die?” The cycle of seeing the world through a child’s eyes had begun again. The stories began forming and took on the shape of a book for the little one’s eyes only. But it turns out others wanted to peek at the musings as well, and so Grandmama’s Pearls was born. The author adds only one caveat to the book, and that is, “Everything in here may be wrong…”