Elderberry Press: 112 books

Karl Latte doesn’t like the twenty-first century. Not recombinants, not Ultimate Reality, not Digitally Mastered Immortals. He doesn’t like that people are disappearing, or that he stands to lose the only thing in the world that matters to him. Most of all he dislikes the talent he was born with,...

In a cozy little Midwestern town where nothing exciting ever happens, Amelia Marsh lies murdered in her own home. When Sally Nimitz discovers the body of her charming eighty-year-old neighbor she is devastated by how close violence has come to the quiet life she leads as mother, grandmother, and nurse....

Roger's Odyssey reflects his personal striving to share in the opportunities present for all in America, but which for many, prove unattainable. This autobiography represents his commitment to the ideals which have given shape and meaning to his life. This is what makes Odyssey a story worth reading—and...

An Air Force second lieutenant assigned to an air base in Greenland to supply SAC bombers with fuel during the Cold War is sabotaged by a Russian spy. Written in spare and powerful prose by a former SAC officer.

Black Mountain Domino is a story of a girl's coming of age and the horse that changed her life.

The Crow continues the sweeping saga of the Mongol conquest of America. As the Mongol Khakhanate continues its inexorable expansion into the southern landmass, a young man called The Crow comes of age among the Cherokee. Grandson, nephew and cousin to Khans, he holds no rank of his own. Both idealistic and rebellious, he soon runs afoul of the powerful Khans.

Rhona Lipshitz of Queens, New York is eleven days away from becoming Mrs. Stuart Martin Weiner. The Temple has been booked, gowns have been fitted and beauty parlor appointments have been made. Only one small problem stands in the way of this perfect marriage: Rhona doesn't love Stuie, and she knows...

When Sally is approached by a co-worker, who is terrified that her sister may be involved in a murder, her fifth adventure begins. Did Valerie Connor’s boyfriend kill his aunt because she refused to lend him money? Was Valerie herself involved? As always, Sally can count on her friends Anne Carey...

When Ken James accepts a challenge from his long-term Washington, D.C. friend, Jane, to figure out a way to finance a presidential campaign without the influence of special interests, he has no idea what is in store for him. Ken comes to the conclusion that this seemingly impossible task might be done...

A new selection of poetry from the painter and author of Hourglass Years, Peace Not Terror, and Mandelstam, Myself Included.

Who will unchain the memory tucked deep in her heart? Pamela Thornton, beautiful widow and successful Fashion Designer of Boston, accidentally meets playboy Jeff Desmond, Department store magnate, and is instantly swept off her feet. Tragedy strikes, but Pamela relies on her faith to pull her through.

"A young man in the old west learns to love beauty and wonder of the wild, a passion he retains even as he tries to adapt to the complicated machinations of society.  An uplifting, adventurous story of pride in oneself and the courage to claim one’s own destiny, regardless of family, peer or societal pressures."                        Midwest Book Review

Join Maria in her bittersweet telling of a South African woman’s coming of age: Of dawn patrols as a child with her Oupa (grandpa) for rogue lion in the bush veldt; of mischievous boarding school life with its insatiable prankishness; of a hitchhiking tour in cold war Europe, sweet romance, political...

In the final days of America’s decline, one man sees the way out of the ultimate collapse into socialism---a return to the Constitution and a nation of laws---but are the American people ready to accept it?