Book Catalog
Trial By Fire
On the morning of June 17, 1775, Dr. Isaac Brent—a staunch Tory physician in colonial New England—rides toward the widow Potter's home, unaware that history is unfolding on Breed's Hill. When he discovers that his patriot neighbors have fortified the heights above Charlestown, he dismisses their rebellion as the folly of agitators. But as British redcoats storm the redoubt and the doctor tends the wounded amid smoke and carnage, he confronts a truth that shatters his loyalties: men do not fight and die with such conviction for anything less than a just cause. By sunset, the battle has baptized him anew—no longer a king's man, but a servant of the revolution.
Gold
When a massive blast in the Elkhorn mine reveals a fortune in pure gold, young Clark Henderson discovers the strike lies on his inherited property—the very mine his father died trying to work. But ruthless mine baron Hard Sturdivant, who ruined Henderson's father years before, holds the mortgages and will own the Summit mine in thirty days. Racing against time and Sturdivant's hired gunmen, Clark must reopen his father's abandoned shaft and reach the gold before the foreclosure deadline. In the depths of Globe Mountain, one final confrontation will determine whether justice or greed claims the richest strike in Colorado.
The Boy Who Couldn’t Fly
Dan Sutherland dreams of flying, but his crippled leg and his father's mysterious opposition keep him grounded. While his wealthy rival Jerry Blackwell flaunts a gleaming new aircraft and an amateur pilot's license, Dan can only practice in secret aboard the Night Hawk—a crude mock airplane built from scrap in his family's barn loft. When Jerry's cruelty escalates and a dangerous flight goes terribly wrong, Dan must prove that real courage isn't measured by what you can do on the ground. Set in small-town America during aviation's golden age, this is a timeless story of determination, self-discovery, and the power of dreams to lift us above our limitations.
The Bar Act
At the first major rodeo of the season in Cowtown, Texas, trick rider Leonard Carter announces a mysterious new stunt—the Bar Act—sending his competitors into a frenzy of speculation and espionage. As hungry cowboys vie for prize money that means the difference between eating and starving, Carter's rivals will stop at nothing to uncover his secret before the final performance. In a world where innovation can make or break a career, one spectacular trick threatens to upend the entire competition. But in the unpredictable arena of the rodeo, even the most carefully laid plans can go awry in the most unexpected ways.
The Hand of God
On a sweltering Southern night, a lone sheriff sits in a lamplit jail with a loaded revolver on his desk and a murderer unconscious in a cell—while an angry mob gathers outside demanding justice on their own terms. Outgunned and outnumbered, he must hold the line between law and lynching long enough for the truth to surface. Murray Leinster's taut 1930 crime story is a masterwork of suspense and moral courage, set against the raw tensions of a small-town South where the line between justice and vengeance is razor-thin. When a single overlooked detail changes everything, the case that seemed open and shut becomes anything but.