Prentiss: 60 books

Buffalo Bill's adult life has been the subject of many biographies and fictional historical novels. But we tend to forget that he was a boy before he became an adult. Adventures of Buffalo Bill from Boyhood to Manhood fills that gap. It is one of the masterpieces by Edward Ellis, writing this time...

The Halloween Children are watching—they’re always watching in this chilling novel of suburban horror from Bram Stoker Award winner Norman Prentiss and Brian James Freeman of Cemetery Dance Publications. ** ** The accommodations at Stillbrook Apartments aren’t exactly glamorous, but they’re...

One Man In His Time: A Memoir is an account of a full life which includes Prentisss participation in both national and local politics at a high level and his friendship with major figures including Sen. George McGovern and many others. He had two meetings with Gov. Jimmy Carter during his presidential...

When Everything Changed: My Journey from Physician to Patient is the inspiring memoir of Dr. Sheri Prentiss, a compassionate and quick-witted woman who speaks candidly about the death of her mother, her battle with breast cancer, and her ongoing struggle with lymphedema, all of which have radically...

After a military career that ended with a stint as a colonel in the Confederate Army, Prentiss Ingraham turned to writing, penning hundreds of books over the course of several decades. This charming novel centers on a remarkable young man named Will who has a run-in with a mysterious figure that leads to Will honing his skills as an amateur detective, investigator and go-between.

For those who like their stories on the darker side... 19 Stories of phobia from New York Times bestselling master suspense authors F. Paul Wilson and Heather Graham with a "krewe" of dynamic award-winning storytellers. What Do you Fear? What is the one thing that causes you...

“An intoxicating Manhattan fairy tale…As affecting as it is absorbing. A thrilling debut.” —Kirkus Reviews (starred review) “A vital, sensuous, edgy, and suspenseful tale of longing, rage, fear, compulsion, and love.” —Booklist (starred review) A transcendent debut novel...

Critically acclaimed horror scribes Michael McBride and Norman Prentiss team up to bring you this atmospheric tale of a schoolroom descending into madness. Something is wrong with Julia Linder's sixth grade class.   One boy's harmless tendency of getting lost becomes a crippling fog of disorientation....

NIGHTMARE is an online horror and dark fantasy magazine. In NIGHTMARE's pages, you will find all kinds of horror fiction, from zombie stories and haunted house tales, to visceral psychological horror. This month, we have original fiction from Nate Southard ("Things Crumble, Things Break")...

Now you can find freedom and relief from alcoholism and addiction. After suffering through over 10 years of his son’s addiction and many failed attempts at recovery, Chris Prentiss needed a solution. Together, he and his son Pax created a program that saved Pax's life and is saving people's lives today...

From the author of the popular Zen and the Art of Happiness, this effective program for change shows, step by step, exactly what to do to create the life you want now--with lasting happiness thrown in as a bonus. Whatever you now do, whatever you now believe, whatever your current circumstances may be,...

The ultimate guide to thriving in the first years of teaching high school, 7 Lessons in 7 Years demystifies the crazy early steps on the road to becoming a Master Teacher. In this straight-forward, humorous guide you will learn about seven of the most important factors of modern classroom instruction....

Mrs. Grey had been the happy mother of seven children; they all lived to grow up and marry, and to rise up and call her blessed, with the exception of her youngest daughter, Maud. People said it was a wise and kind thing on the part of Providence, that Maud was not one of the marrying sort. Her mother...

It is now some generations since Josh Billings, Ned Buntline, and Colonel Prentiss Ingraham, intimate friends of Colonel William F. Cody, used to forgather in the office of Francis S. Smith, then proprietor of the New York Weekly. It was a dingy little office on Rose Street, New York, but the breath...