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Yellow Butterflies
by Maryanne J. Kane
Maryanne J. Kane follows up her reader-favorite Tattletales From School: a Novel of Bullying in the 60s, with Yellow Butterflies - the story of a young girl’s search for love, faith and forgiveness. Follow Theresa O’Mara as she journeys from her home in Ireland to the unknown shores of America in search of forgiving - and forgiveness.
Proceeds from Yellow Butterflies will be donated to NAMI, the National Alliance on Mental Illness
“YELLOW BUTTERFLIES…offers a warts-and-all look into the heart of one person whose life is a battleground for faith and doubt. Readers looking for answers amid their own spiritual trials may not find them all in this novel. What they will find, however, is a woman who is weakened by doubt yet never surrenders to it.
IR Verdict: Author Maryanne J. Kane combines humor with the right amount of pathos in YELLOW BUTTERFLIES, a moving meditation on faith, family, and redemption. IndieReader
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Nevermore
Like a literary episode of “Unsolved Mysteries,” Brent Monahan shares a thrilling tale of suspense and intrigue to uncover the secrets behind the strange death of Edgar Allan Poe
Stained Glass Windows
Robert Zappalorti tells the story of his brother’s life, tragic death - murdered because he was gay - and legacy, when outrage led to The New York State Hate Crimes Bill
The Matriarch
Kevin Ranson’s attention to detail, memorable characters and unique take on the vampire tradition makes this series a must-read addition to the genre
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