River S Edge Media Llc: 22 books

Irrepressible Terrell Calder is a cigarette-smoking, lunch trading, school skipping six-year old boy growing up in a migrant work camp during the last days of the Great Depression under growing rumors of World War II. Son of the camp manager, Terry has no interest in school, and instead is...

In March of 1948, Jackie Robinson and the Brooklyn Dodgers came to Mobile, Alabama for an exhibition game. While the city’s black population was thrilled to see the man who broke Major League Baseball’s color barrier, Robinson’s brief appearance did more for one man than fuel his excitement...

From David Henry’s point of view, everything that was wrong with life in small town America in the 1890’s has been cured by more than a century of progress, while everything that was best about it has been destroyed. David’s assumptions about the past are tested when a mysterious splash of light...

“Dear Violet, I am about to die.” Thus begins a series of letters to noted Palm Beach astrologist Violet Day, self-written epitaphs from elderly women later found brutally murdered. As the letters and murders make headlines, Violet’s daughter Lorraine Day contacts her old friend, former...

A four-year-old boy with a rare glandular malfunction, a genius IQ and telepathic power is the catalyst of this compulsively readable novel of dual personality and psychological possession. What is at the core of young Damon’s unusual affliction? Damon is a “once in a lifetime case” for psychiatrist...

Pamela, like her brilliant father, German emigrant Russell Roth, exhibits from childhood a cool composure and a rare intellect. Although only a teenager, she in increasingly absorbed by the truth of her father’s early life in wartime Germany. It is a past Russell never discuses. As Pamela immerses...

“Tell Bo Taylor I’m coming.” That was only the first threat the voice on the phone made after reciting a chilling poem of hate. But Bo Taylor was dead. The respected sheriff of Thomas County had been mourned by everyone in the Georgia town where his son Brad had agreed to come and take over...

How can you make up for something that you did as a kid that was both so stupid and so terrible, forty years later it still follows you like a pack of lost dogs? For Billie Warren, it means piling up more and more responsibilities, doing good for the community as the police chief of her Lowcountry...