James: 5752 books

33 Pieces of short nonfiction by James Renner. These stories were written when Renner was a reporter for Scene and the Free Times, and include profiles of famous/infamous Ohioans like Bill Watterson, Tom Batiuk, Jeff Krotine, Louis Stokes, Calvin Blocker, Dave Chappelle, Dr. Robert White, Lawrence...

Follow the journey of Michael and Connie Reid.  Who together try to create their own blended family.  Their quest for a baby begins in love with a bright future together.  Going by the medical evidence IVF is the only choice, or is it? The Reid's begin their monthly roller coaster ride. ...

This book reveals personal details about the author’s relationship with his secretary, Threnody Higginbottom (whom he addresses as “Miss Smith” around the office). Threnody files everything under M for miscellaneous.There’s also some quite startling stuff within these covers (stuff you’ll...

A collection of Poems written by James McInerney (1998 - 2013). *Please note: This book contains a couple of poems that have an adult theme.

The old West was one of the most turbulent and dangerous periods in American history and it saw the rise of a character who became known as the outlaw or desperado. Men such as Billy the Kid, Jesse and Frank James, the Dalton brothers, ran roughshod over the law and killed anyone that stood in their...

Alf, Bert, and Professor Maurice Masterson are minor characters from the 'Cloud Brothers' series. Nonetheless, their lives are so interesting that I feel compelled to recount their exploits. Every so often, between the Cloud Brother's major adventures, I plan to release a free short story. Here's...

Rocky Hill Fireman, by James Burd Brewster, Illustrated by Dayna Barley-Cohrs. Rocky Hill, Fireman, is a series of children's picture books about the adventures of a firefighter and his two nephews, Ben and Luke. Apart or together they fight fires, promote fire safety, rescue people, and help neighbors....

Why do we follow rules and organised systems so blindly and so willingly? Why do so many of us draw our sense of worth from the opinions of others rather than from ourselves? Why do we ignore the most important resource we will ever have: our intuition? Through a series of eight questions, Maberly invites...

Don't Judge This Book By It's Cover - Looking for the perfect word is the third book of poetry written by Anthony James Day, and the second released posthumously. Continuing the themes from Anthony's other works, topics covered include love, hate, belief and death.

Memphis Police Lieutenant Julia Todd returns in the fourth installment of James Paavola's Murder In Memphis series. Two bodies are discovered within a mile of one another, one a teenage prostitute, the other an investment counselor. Julia's investigations lead her in two directions: Mexican...

Ripped from today’s headlines, Unsolved is the first ever book to examine the sacrifices made by American’s heroic law enforcement officers who were murdered while their killers escaped justice­. Left behind are devastated loved ones and a law enforcement agency hunting down the assassins. Building...

Our two young heroes, Tom Sinclair and Anna Kavanagh, are at it again. This time they are confronted by the puzzling disappearance of a large number of dogs, including their friend, Mia's. Without warning they are thrown into a desperate situation and barely escape without harm. In a spectacular climax...

Scandalously frank, wittily erudite, mercurially eloquent, resourcefully comic and generously humane, Ulysses offers the reader a life-changing experience. James Joyces astonishing masterpiece tells of the diverse events which befall Leopold Bloom and Stephen Dedalus in Dublin on 16 June 1904, during...

Lily Green is an attractive middle-aged woman struggling with many things; with loneliness, mortality, an awkward teenage daughter, an angry ex-husband and an abundance of guilt for the way she has lived her life. On an unbearably hot summer day, she finally realises that there is a chance to change...