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PEGGY HILL

A whimsy of colorful family members keeping each other from near disaster and headed for love, a fast-paced distraction of a mountain town kidnapping and attempted rescue, a driven retired Naval officer ‘making things right’ wherever she sees the need for practical mercy and justice, a mysterious and understated antiquarian bookstore owner with the key to a customer’s secret heritage. And more. 

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MICHAEL JAI GRANT

This new novel from Michael Jai Grant is a provoking, cinematic read that contends with ignoble parenting, senility and elder-care, and the wispy world of Teenagedom. These are self-empowered women intersecting at vastly different points in their lives; doing the wrong things for the right reasons in an improvised quest to redefine Home. Note: There are no guns in this story.

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ASHLEY CORNELIUS

As a nationally recognized spoken word poet Ms. Cornelius’ poetry focuses on her intersectionality as a black woman, social injustice, and self-love. Her work is unapologetic and aims to disrupt and cause people to get uncomfortable and, in the process, grow. 

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MICHAEL JENET

This new book from Michael Jenet is his first work of fiction. Initially conceived during the pandemic as he was answering writing prompts, this is a collection of the first three books in the series of Detective Inspector Jillian Scotte. These short-form stories are fast-paced, moving from scene to scene until the thrilling conclusion, with little time to breathe in between. Coming soon, fall of 2023.

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C. C. CERVANTES DUNN

Student and TEDx Speaker, C. C. Cervantes Dunn is also a writer and poet. This collection of poetry spanning the last tumultuous five years or so of life, captures the rawness of what it means to be young and living through a pandemic. How life, difficult at best at this age, becomes much more complex when surviving a pandemic only to come out the other side with a whole new host of challenges as things get back to ‘normal’, whatever that means.