Yellow imprint: 169 books

Benjamin “Bird” Dunavin’s world has been turned upside down. His single mother has started a new job, moved them to a new house and he’s going to a new school. The worst thing about the move was leaving his baseball team. Baseball and being on a team mean everything to Bird. There’s...

Two well-known Princeton alumni at last reveal the true inside story of how they got caught up in and nearly done in by the CIA's LSD-laced deep hypnosis research while they were Princeton students in the late 1960's. Reminiscent in some respects of A Beautiful Mind, the Princeton setting and the...

In this illustrated puzzle adventure, Satyrus Jeering recounts his tale of The Nitch, a mythical creature in possession of the key to individual purpose. The Nitch is guarded by four curious counterparts; The Itch, The Twitch, The Snitch and The Glitch, all of whom guard the clues to solving a riddle that leads to The Nitch.

You've played the field, you've dated, you've hooked up and you've been there and done that. However, as time passes, you're finding that the single life just isn't what it used to be. You want more out of life and you're beginning to think that it's time to have a serious relationship. One that's for...

In Search of The Diamond Brooch is a southern historical saga starting with the migration of the pioneer families to the North Florida area. This is the story of a family that settled in North Florida in the early 1800s in Wakulla and Leon Counties. They established homes on the St. Marks River near...

What happens when a lifelong skeptic dies and discovers he was wrong about life after death? Forrest J Ackerman (1916-2008), a luminary in the early history of science fiction and an ardent, lifelong atheist, promised that if he were wrong about the non-existence of an afterlife, he would attempt...

Chad Allen Elliott’s path to poetry began with a love of music. He has performed original songs across the U.S. for over 20-years, winning several awards for composition including the Woody Guthrie Songwriting Award in 2009. Early in his career, he learned some verses do not need musical embellishment....

Read along with Captain Brian Smith and learn the secrets of his success. This chronology of fish tales will touch your heart and inspire your love of sun and fun. Each story tells of a boy and his journey as he fishes his way through life; a young man we can all relate to. Read about his experiences...

Were American POWs left behind at the end of the Vietnam War—either by accident or design? Colonel Tom Callahan is driven to find out—his own father is still listed as Missing In Action. What Callahan doesn’t understand is how politically explosive the issue is, domestically and internationally....

The ex-Texan has a new home on Fifth Avenue and a new mystery to solve when she inherits an envelope of clues from the man who died behind her Manhattan condo. With her life in constant danger from a notorious drug dealer, she is assisted by her long-time PI friend Nash Pope, her faithful chauffeur Jackson, some new friends, and the director of the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

BJ Hathaway is a busy anthropologist teaching in New Mexico. Unexpectedly she inherits an old house on the St. Marks River and an ecological restoration project forcing her to return home to North Florida. Upon her return, she enters into the work of restoration, resumes old friendships, and works on...

In Scars, the first novel in the Charley Anderson Crime Series, Charley's hard edges are honed by serious suffering--physical and emotional. Her twisted path takes her from luxury spa to deserted pueblos to nights in homeless shelters as she survives test after test and finally is finished with Texas.In...

An inspiring twist on integrating yoga and life, the author of Kitchen Yoga cooks up poses and practices to do wherever you are. From a modified Down Dog while waiting for your morning coffee to steep to detox practices in the bathroom, Locust Pose in the living room and many more. Finish your day with...

Tate Donovan was sure The Yellow Rose would be his when his father died. After all, he'd grown up there and it was his legacy. But Abby Culhane was King's stepdaughter for many years and held a place in the old man's heart right up to the end. When King leaves her one fourth of the ranch and Tate's...