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Snorkel McCorkle and the Lost Flipper
Snorkel McCorkle is a ten-year-old eco-warrior determined to fix the unfixable in her life–a manatee's lost flipper, the school bullies, the environment...and even her mom's disappearance at sea. When her kayak is pulled out to sea in a storm, her pals, Matilda the Manatee and Figaro the Opera-Singing Pelican, come to her aid. And the trio is caught in the adventure of their lives!
Exterminating Angel
Making a deal with the Devil is the least of his problems. Zaphkiel, a chain-smoking, hard-drinking archangel, never intended to unleash the sun demon upon the city. Bad enough his boss wants him dead, and this recent crime is the perfect excuse. The timing couldn't be worse. Somehow, Zaphkiel's executed lover, Caliel, is alive and reincarnated as Sean. Zaphkiel is thrilled to be reunited with Caliel again, but will his lover feel the same when he learns Zaphkiel's darkest secret? Hired by Lucifer, Sean wants nothing more than to fit in. But how can he compete when the Devil's friends include archangels and a Tarot reader, and he was born without special abilities? Or so he believes. The Tar...
The Christening
In a quiet New England town, three high school boys begin their flirtation with the occult and make a deal with the devil that ultimately unleashes a wave of demonic terror. Forced into wrenching self-appraisal, Paul DeKorte, the town minister, is confronted with the devastating truth: False and misleading teaching from his pulpit is Satan's key in bringing Valley Falls to the brink of destruction. Today greater numbers of adults and young people are being attracted to the occult. This unforgettable and inspiring novel will prepare us to war against Satan during the darkest days of rampant occultism, which may yet lie ahead.
Firebird
An important lesson about how God never really leaves your side, even on rainy days.
Letters to Daniel
Amy Leigh McCorkle is a special author whose "Letters to Daniel" is an uncompromisingly brave, well-written and sometimes disquieting tome detailing - through letters to a favorite actor - her very personal struggles with bi-polar disorder. This explosive volume is thought-provoking, always engaging and ultimately optimistic and humbling. A page-turning, extraordinary work from an author on the verge." - Joel Eisenberg, author "The Chronicles of Ara" "Letters to Daniel provides an engaging point of view on a personal story that is at once distinctive and familiar, relatable enough to make a valuable contribution to larger conversations about mental health and what a person needs to survive."-L. Andrew Cooper, Ph.D., novelist, film critic
Marguerite's Diary
If you don’t read anything else, please read this. It is OK to be different. Went I went to school there wasn’t anything as a LD student. If there were I would have been classified as LD. If your speech was slow and you were tongue tied or couldn’t hear to good or if you had dyslexia or couldn’t see too well you would end up in the back of the room. Kids would beat up on me because they though I was different. I was chased home by some of the schoolboys until I found it was a game for them. Since I was in the back of the room I couldn’t hear the teacher too well. When the teacher discovered that I hadn’t done what she said, she came back and hit me with her first in the middle of...
The Unfortunates
Imagine you worked at a company in which every other week, people you knew were dying. But not just dying: being gruesomely murdered. That is the watercooler topic of the month for workers at Showbiz Studios, once the legendary home to the Hollywood silent movie era. Meet Christian McCorkle, a thirty year-old man-child obsessed with living each day at work as if it were a TV show. Christian only wants a happy workplace for himself and the clerks he supervises in the studio's mail department. Unfortunately, a serial killer, known as the Whistler, has found a plethora of victims on the massive studio lot-executing each one in a grisly manner. If that weren't enough, a secret cult holds meetings on the premises; ghosts walk the corridors; and Christian's least favorite employee, the always-tardy Mu-Chin Chin, may be a spy for the evil head of Human Resources. It's up to Christian and his employees, who call themselves The Unfortunates, to tackle these sinister goings-on before one of their own falls victim to one of the various maniacs who threaten them. Their efforts might even earn these mailroom clerks long overdue raises if they can survive.
