Sublime Line: “A well-illustrated book, told from a child’s perspective, about the responsibilities, joys, and challenges of having a pony.”
Sockeye by Michael F. Tevlin
Sublime Line: “Vivid descriptions of characters and the beauty of a remote region of Oregon are the highlights of this work of literary fiction with distinct messages of redemption, forgiveness, and tolerance.”
The Revolving Heart by Chuck Augello
Sublime Line: “An excellent, must-read novel about a man who returns home to confront his past, filled with memorable characters and written in a style that will draw you in, entertain you, and leave you wanting more.”
A Year in Her Life by Alice Benson
Sublime Line: “A well-written story about a woman’s exploration of love and friendship during a period of political and social turmoil.”
Requiem for the Dead by Victor Alvarez
Sublime Line: “A military thriller that takes the reader on an action-packed adventure through present-day Germany and North Korea.”
Appaloosa Sky by K. Blanton Brenner
Sublime Line: “An enjoyable, well-written, action-filled novel that follows a not-so-typical Texan family through decades of life experiences.”
The Dead Girl Under the Bleachers by Donna M. Zadunajsky
Sublime Line: “A suspenseful and gripping debut novel of the Craven Falls Mystery series that ties together the complexities of three young, coming-of-age females leading to a surprising murder.”
Red Tide by Mark James Miller
Sublime Line: “Well-developed characters and settings are the highlights of this novel about murder, fear, depravity, and morality.”
Three Days by Felicia Case & Michael Wojciechowski
Sublime Line: “A refreshing and entertaining story about love, loss, and lessons learned from bad decisions.”
Butcherville by Chris Kelsey
Sublime Line: “This top-notch suspense thriller will seize your attention, and you’ll be enthralled by the characters and the author’s witty and appealing style.”
Fallible by Kyle Bradford Jones
Sublime line: “This is an eye-opening memoir about mental illness and the medical profession delivered in a well-written, interesting, and engaging style.”
The 410 Club by Victor Loun
Sublime line: “An endearing coming-of-age story that will appeal to readers of all ages with its vivid and charming style.”
A Twinkle in the Eyes of God by David William Pearce
Sublime Line: “Highly recommended to any fans of humor mysteries with a complex cast.”
The People of Nineteenth Street by Sherry Scott
Sublime Line: “A memoir of growing up in a small-town Texas community that covers the coming of age tale from childhood to adult that carries a powerful personal message!”
Rotten Bananas and the Emerald Dream by Muriel Ellis Pritchett
Sublime Line: “Rotten Bananas is a snappy read with characters that one would imagine exist in retirement communities, not too far from a movie called The Bucket List.”
A Bloody Hot Summer by Trevor D'Silva
Sublime Line: “A Bloody Hot Summer is a fantastic visit home to the style and genre that made mysteries ever so intriguing.”
Blood and Gods by Nathan Bueckert
Sublime Line: “A lovely reimagining of the creation myth that reminds us unequivocally of the power of the written word.”
The Seven Experiments by Stephen Kanicki
Sublime Line: “The philosophy of the self-help movement which insists that anything is possible if one wants it badly enough mingles with the legend of Faust and his deal with Mephistopheles in this thought-provoking paranormal thriller.”
The Message in the Painted Rock by Tom Blanton
Sublime Line: “A fun commingling of Arthurian legend, Spanish conquistadors, and small-town Texas that encourages young readers to overcome their fears and to see the wonder that’s all around them.”
The Shape of Night: A Novel by Tess Gerritsen
Sublime Line: “If you are looking for some suspense, and then some more suspense, and then just a bit more suspense, you’ve come to the perfect haunted house story.”