In a pleasing and intriguing Christmas story, the unlikely path of a little family heirloom—a snow globe—unites families and generations through the glories and turbulence of American history in a way that draws the reader ever deeper into the lives of people who stumble into moments of significance. A heartwarming and tender tale, The Little Cottage in the Pines overflows with surprises and unexpected twists that offers a trip through time.
Revisit the wild and carefree era of surfing and beach parties in Southern California as reflected in the unrealistic but wildly popular movies of the early sixties. In a humorous novel, the cast reunites at Comic-Con 35 years later and all is not sunshine and love as times and personalities have changed over time. It’s a wild romp that covers two eras, a dozen actors, and produces laughter with every turn of the page in a fast and hilarious flashback.
Set in a high school reunion where everyone is nervously hoping to reestablish themselves while reliving the past, a guest at the hotel mistakenly meanders into the crowd and is mistaken for the former star athlete and big man on campus—The Golden Boy. A meek and lonely man in his real life, Arthur Dingle decides to assume the new persona thrust on him and lives his dream for an exhilarating but short time.
When the undisputed star of rock ‘n’ roll in the 1950s suddenly decides that he can’t take another minute of the fame and adoration that is now suffocating him, he slips away under a disguise and disappears into a small southern town where he is anonymous and takes a job in a diner as “just one the guys.” There he finds a simple freedom to ask the big questions and develop real relationships that will ultimately redirect the course of his life.
Tomorrow Never Knows is a musical play featuring 25 original songs that follows the lives of six best friends in Junior High during two momentous days of their lives: the night the Beatles appeared on The Ed Sullivan Show and then on the same date decades later for a small group reunion. They are now older, wiser and somewhat damaged after life has taken them along different paths. The play creates an upbeat, fast-paced atmosphere where audience members will recognize moments in their own lives.
If Junior High School was, as it was for most, a nightmare of epic proportions, this book filled with tall tales and laugh out loud situations, will have readers recalling their own lives—and painful experiences—with a smile. As seen through the eyes of an undersized, red-haired, freckled boy of the era, the foibles of early teen life in the 1960s is given a fresh look with a full dose of humor.
In 1932, amid powerful political machines gripping the nation, Oklahoma singer-songwriter Scruff Sanders rises from local hero to national celebrity, winning rural America with humor, wit, and irreverent political insight. A hit radio program brings fame—and manipulation—as powerful commercial interests seek to use his influence. While dark forces move behind the scenes, Scruff struggles to balance integrity with opportunity. Unsure whom to trust, he faces choices that threaten his career, values, and future. With a presidential election approaching, one decision could cost him everything.
Echoes of Mercy is a gripping Christian thriller blending suspense, romance, and faith. Julianna Luna, blind yet fiercely independent, must rely on her heightened senses to evade a relentless killer determined to destroy her. Carey Kittridge, haunted by guilt and a dangerous secret, risks everything to protect the woman he loves. As danger escalates through chases, near abductions, and a deadly confrontation at sea, their fight for survival tests love, courage, and belief. In the darkest moments, mercy becomes their only hope—and their greatest salvation.
When a self-absorbed executive is stranded in a Rocky Mountain blizzard, he seeks refuge in a remote cabin inhabited by retired legal minds hosting their nightly “Game Night.” Judges, attorneys, and investigators pass the storm staging mock trials—until the stranger realizes he is the defendant. Secretly placed on trial for a capital crime, his fate rests on arguments, hidden truths, and shifting loyalties. As tension mounts, he must confront his past to survive. Parlor Games is a chilling psychological thriller of justice, deception, and moral reckoning.
The Quisling is a powerful Vietnam War drama of sacrifice, betrayal, and redemption. Captain Gordon Edward Lowell Jr., a decorated officer and former POW in the Hanoi Hilton, returns home accused of treason after alleged collaboration with the enemy. As a tense court-martial unfolds, hidden truths and wartime trauma challenge perceptions of loyalty, justice, and heroism. Through vivid portrayals of captivity and moral conflict, Jerry Jamison explores the psychological cost of war and the struggle to reconcile duty with humanity in a story of courage, judgment, and resilience.
11 Hours on the Ledge tells the gripping story of John William Warde, a wealthy young man who, in 1938, stepped onto the 17th-floor ledge of Manhattan’s Hotel Gotham, captivating up to 100,000 onlookers. For eleven tense hours, pastors, psychiatrists, police, family, and reporters desperately try to talk him down, while failed NYPD rescue attempts add both suspense and dark comedy. Meticulously researched from historical accounts, Jerry Jamison’s narrative explores mental illness, media frenzy, social pressures, and human obsession, delivering a powerful, suspenseful, and thought-provoking historical thriller.
Deadly Desserts tells the true story of Nannie Doss, history’s most prolific female serial killer. Over two decades beginning in the 1930s, she poisoned husbands, lovers, and family members with desserts baked to perfection. Outwardly a sweet grandmother, choir leader, and Baptist pastor’s wife, Nannie hid a deadly secret behind her “Granny Nannie” persona. Meticulously researched from court transcripts, newspapers, and contemporary accounts, this page-turning narrative reveals suburban madness, unfulfilled desires, and a chillingly clever killer whose gender shielded her from detection—until her murderous spree could no longer be hidden.
This sympathetic biography traces the soaring highs and devastating lows of British pop icon Dusty Springfield. Dominating the early 1960s music scene, she became Britain’s top female recording artist and the first British star to follow the Beatles, with hits like “You Don’t Have to Say You Love Me”. Behind her platinum beehive and swinging-60s glamour, Dusty battled mental illness, mood swings, drug addiction, and the fear of revealing her sexuality. Meticulously researched, the book offers a heart-rending portrait of talent, turmoil, and enduring charisma, with a foreword by Peter Noone.
Over a span of 39 years, 26 aliases, 28 arrests in 20 cities—and nearly a dozen imprisonments—Robert Spears lived a con artist’s life of unparalleled adventure and intrigue. But that is far from the end of his story. Methodically and carefully researched through FBI records, “Vanishing Act” tells the complete and shocking story of con man Robert Spears for the first time in a book.
“Vanishing Act comes at you with both barrels and knocks you out of your shoes! Fascinating from start to finish. Jamison fires up his writing skills and unravels a wild story. How this story was never made into a movie or Netflix series beggars belief.”
