Dorrance Publishing: 770 books

The Stone Era By: Jo Ann Stone The Stone Era is a book with compelling stories from the life of Jo Ann Stone. Stone shares stories from her incredible experience as a search and rescue member to the daily adventures of being a mother. Stone has thrilling stories that will keep you on the edge...

Collection of Poetry by Mel W. Palmer   Collection of Poetry provokes thoughts in the alternative. Author Mel W. Palmer hopes his readers begin to think outside the box. Also, he hopes they gain insight and hope from his work. There is more than one way to look at everything....

Forbidden Love By: Janie Frances She never thought that she would fall in love.  A widow who endured an abusive marriage, she no longer trusted men, and, instead, chose to devote her life to work and raising her children.  But all that changed when the man of her dreams drove his pickup truck...

Let There Be Light by HPIP William C. E. Sayles   About the Book   Let There Be Light chronicles the life of HPIP William C. E. Sayles, who has been in the Masonry for forty-six years. All candidates have stood in the Lodge of Freemasonry and the Worshipful Master said to them, “Let there...

In The 11th Commandment, Dr. David Trucker depicts his personal experiences as a practicing physician who was also associated with the underworld of organized crime. Not only this, but he was an undercover cop as well! As a youth in trouble, he managed to change his life for the better in a highly...

The Little Book of Laughter by Randall Corder   Humor! Laughter! The purpose of The Little Book of Laughter is to create smiles, laughter, and tears of joy and goodness. It sings the praise of life in itself.

The Meeting Place By: David MacDonald Books are written. Sometimes people write the book; other times, something comes through the person. The question becomes, “what comes through?” Many writers, artists, musicians have recognized this distinction, and most have been at a loss to...

Catching the KatyBy: Barker Milford In the late 1970s, the King died, Freebird fell, Disco ruled and… Texas, per capita, had more illegal weed than any territory in the free world. All due to the infamous Cowboy Mafia operating from a seafood storefront in High Island, Texas. To record, it was...

Daughter of the Palms by Kathleen Adair   Hills are mountains to a child, teeth are tusks. Memories are such fickle things, and yet I cherish them, remembering not so much each tiny detail as the whole experience, the feeling, taste, aroma of those early childhood years...

The Soul in Our Hearts by Caesar Rondina   With over 35 years of working experience in the public health care system, Caesar Rondina has interacted with thousands of people from different walks of life, running a range of cultures, races, and creeds. Often times, these...

Prime Time Poetry By: Joan M. Green Joan M. Green was born and raised in the suburbs of New York City. She had an uneventful childhood; the fifth of seven children. She has always been a poetry buff and an avid reader. She enjoys, in her spare time, science fiction and history books, sporting...

Po-Hymns Vol. 2 by E.K. Williams   Inspired by real-life experiences and fueled by emotion, Po-Hymns Vol. 2: Because Life Is Hard Sometimes is a raw and candid expression of author E. K. Williams’ existence as she navigated through difficult times. Originally intended...

Straight from the Pen By: Kurtis B. Newill Perhaps I’m a cunning linguist The wrong ones are so well distinguished The whole block is ready to start cocking instead of pop locking and steady rocking Slow cooking down at central booking Even got freedom fighters looking the other way Know...

Caldwell Preserve by Lynn A. Kupper   This is an historical perspective of Caldwell Park from its origin to present-day status. The reader is given an intriguing and fascinating description of the beginnings of Caldwell Preserve from an initial land sale by President George...