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Compelled: From the Yazoo Pumps to Polar Bears and Back

Written by H. Dale Hall

Compelled is a chronicle of H. Dale Hall’s career, but focuses on the conservation issues he personally worked on. They include, but aren’t limited to, the Clean Water Act and wetlands, the Endangered Species Act (northern spotted owl, polar bear and others), his involvement working on the agreements for operation of the Missouri, Colorado and Sacramento-San Joaquin rivers, his rise to become Director of the Fish and Wildlife Service and, most importantly, the people he worked with on these issues. Click here to order.

Waves

Written by Addy May Evelyn lives in Hawaii and always had the perfect life. One day, her wonderful life came to a screeching halt. Her sister Madeline started acting strange and having terrible headaches. After several doctor visits, Madeline was diagnosed with a brain tumor. Evelyn’s life shattered. There was no cure coming for her sister; she would have to say goodbye. Evelyn must learn to savor every moment she has with Madeline. When the time comes, she has to learn to process her grief in waves, learning to smile at the memory of Madeline instead of holding on to the sadness. Evelyn leans hard into surfing to help her ease the pain, letting every wave help her find the balance of love, loss, grief, and learning to be happy again.

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Stories From a North Dakota Cheerleader

Written by Carol

Owen Reynolds

Stories From a North Dakota Cheerleader follows real snapshots of the author’s life. With more tales packed away in the author’s brain, this book promises to be the first of many. Only God can stop Carol Owen Reynolds from writing.

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The Little Orange T

Written by George Bove

Illustrated by Kristi Lynch

What happens when a letter is rejected from the alphabet soup? Join little orange t as he journeys around Tennessee and finds his place leading a crowd of adoring fans as a great, big uppercase T in the world’s largest bowl of alphabet soup!

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Jan-Carol Publishing, Inc. is a small independent publishing press with a motivated force of authors. Mountain Girl Press, Little Creek Books, Express Editions, DigiStyle, Broken Crow Ridge, Fiery Night, Skippy Creek, and RoseHeart Publishing are all imprints of Jan-Carol Publishing, Inc.

Gone Before Breakfast

Written by Jan Howery

When brothers Jackson and Brandon Taylor vanished without a trace at the airport, their girlfriends Jan and Allison are left heartbroken and confused. The women have no idea where the brothers went, or how they disappeared from the airport. After years of no clues, Jan and Allison move on with their lives. Allison soon meets an investigator who reveals that there’s a secret ongoing investigation of the brothers. Secrets, lies, and deception abound in Gone Before Breakfast!

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My Buffalo Nickel and Other Stories From a Portuguese American Life: The Life and Writings of Joseph George Ray

Written by Marie Ray Fraley

Follow the life and works of the son of Azorean immigrants, Joseph George Ray, during the Great Depression, World War II, the lacemaking industry, and his struggle with Parkinson’s Disease. Be inspired by his humor, resilience, and grit as one of the many stalwarts of The Greatest Generation viewed through his memoirs, poetry, sketches, and the eyes of his loving daughter. Click here to pre-order.

Snow Much Love A Collection of Family Stories

Written by Donna Snow King

The roads Donna has traveled throughout her life – some boring and some not so boring – have formed the person she is today. Each road had a side trail that led her to many adventures, resulting in life-changing experiences. Growing up a house mover’s daughter had its challenges. The hardest one to overcome was being a female in a male-dominated industry. Donna’s Daddy always said she could do anything she put her mind to, and she believed him. She wears her badge of being a third-generation house mover with great pride. to pre-order.

1912 To 1939

Written by Dan Perkins

An Irish lass who is as smart as she is beautiful becomes an Army nurse in World War II, helping save tens of thousands of soldiers’ lives. Most of her time during the war is in the Pacific. She is called on several times to assist the military leadership in winning the war. to pre-order.

Appalachian Authors Guild

Come to Shoney’s in Abingdon, VA to participate in a grab bag ($10 Limit) fellowship and installation of officers, Tuesday, November 14, 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. This is a general membership meeting for the Appalachian Authors Guild and all are welcome to attend.

Linda Hudson Hoagland

Author of The Lindsay

Harris Murder Mystery

Series, The Best Darn

Secret; and anthologies Easter Lilies; Broken Petals; Wild Daisies; Scattered Flowers; Daffodil Dreams; and These Haunted Hills

Friday, November 3, 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.

Book Signing

Food City

Radford, VA

Saturday, November 4, 10 a.m. – 5 p.m.

Book Signing

Sanders House

Bluefield, VA

Sunday, November 5, 1 p.m. – 5 p.m.

Book Signing

Sanders House

Bluefield, VA

Tuesday, November 7, 2023

Election Day

Get out and Vote!

Friday, November 10, 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.

Book Signing

Food City

Lebanon, VA

Saturday, November 11, 10 am – 4 pm

Book Signing

Food City, Wytheville, VA

Tuesday, November 14, 11:30 a.m. –1:30 a.m.

Appalachian Authors Guild

Participate in a grab bag ($10) fellowship & installation of officers. Shoney’s in Abingdon, VA

Friday, November 17, 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.

Book Signing

Food City

Euclid Ave, Bristol, VA

Saturday, November 18, 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.

Book Signing

Food City, Blountville, TN

Friday, November 24, 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.

Book Signing Food City Bluefield, VA

Saturday, November 25, 11 a.m. – 4 p.m.

Book Signing

Big Walker Lookout

Wytheville, VA

Sunday, November 26, 11 a.m. – 4 p.m.

Book Signing

Big Walker Lookout

Wytheville, VA

Melissa Sneed Wilson

Author of Growing

Up & Going Back and Reclaiming Christmas

Tuesday, November 11, 11 a.m. – 1 p.m.

Lunch and Learn

First Baptist Church

Kingsport

Thursday, November 30, 4 p.m. – 6 p.m.

Book Signing

Crumbum in downtown Kingsport

While women’s place in the nineteenth-century society was strictly defined, some women transcended those boundaries. My fictional leading lady, Amanda Armstrong was one of those women. Out of food and supplies, Amanda traveled to Knoxville, looking for a way to support herself until the war was over. Along the way, she encountered an orphaned black boy who attached himself to her and would not let go. After conquering her own deepseated fears, Amanda profoundly affected the lives of many people, including the women of her neighborhood who were also struggling to survive the war.

A rape in post-World War I Germany, the brutal murder of a beautiful young woman in Nazi Germany, and a series of murders in sleepy little Vero Beach, Florida, are enmeshed in a web of mystery that may connect them to another murder on the peaceful shores of the Indian River. Addressing the Nazi regime and the implementation of the Naval Air Station and UDT Seals, Failed Dawn is a sweeping saga that both enlightens and mystifies readers.

Those Devils in Baggy Pants was originally published in 1951 by Ross S. Carter, a member of the 82nd Airborne Division during WWII. Carter, one of the three surviving members of his original platoon and Silver Star and Purple Heart awardee, sadly, was never able to see his book in print. Instead, the final chapters were pieced together by his brother, shortly after Carter’s passing, with the help of Carter’s meticulous notes.

Rita Sims Quillen

Follow the life and works of the son of Azorean immigrants, Joseph George Ray, during the Great Depression, World War II, the lacemaking industry, and his struggle with Parkinson’s Disease. Be inspired by his humor, resilience, and grit as one of the many stalwarts of The Greatest Generation viewed through his memoirs, poetry, sketches, and the eyes of his loving daughter.

Set during World War I in southwest Virginia, Hiding Ezra is the story of a simple farmer, Ezra Teague, who is forced to choose between fighting for his country and taking care of his family. Like more than 175,000 other young men, Ezra chose his family—not because he was a coward or a pacifist, but because he was practical and because he felt his Christian faith called him to do so. Hiding Ezra is also a love story, as we see the girl of his dreams, Alma Newton, try to figure out how to extricate Ezra from his predicament. And finally, Hiding Ezra is the story of an adventure, a quest, and a chase, as the authorities—including local boy Lieutenant Andrew Nettles—try to bring Ezra to military justice.

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