Kala’s Choice
This captivating novel, set in Mumbai, India, during the 1990s, offers a mindful look into the true distinction between lack and abundance.
After giving birth to a son, Kala is forced to give up her three-year-old daughter. Rather than the orphanage, as her husband demands, she abandons the toddler on the sidewalk with a pack of sleeping street children. Claire Kaine, a corporate executive working in India, is totally focused on her career until she sees the tiny homeless girl bathing in the hotel fountain. Her corporate façade begins to soften, and an unusual friendship develops.
Secrets Lost
Somewhere, just beyond her perception lies a mysterious truth that has eluded Morgan Hill.
Compelled by a stormy morning, she opens an heirloom trunk to find a well-worn quilt with Cuimhnigh embroidered in one corner, Gaelic for remember. Beneath the quilt she finds a pair of old glasses. When she slides the spectacles onto her face, colorful orbs of liquid light dance like swans to faint but oddly familiar melodies of clàrsach and balalaika. The glasses become part of her daily life, stowed at the ready in her wiry copper and silver streaked mane like reading glasses on the top of her head.
Finding This Place
Finding This Place beautifully recounts Marcia’s remarkable journey as she breaks the chains of training-to-be-just-a-girl, and struggles to find the person within.
Her story will inspire each reader to follow their own path, no matter how bumpy, and inevitably arrive at that place that is uniquely their own.
Coming Soon
Last Bottle of Burgundy
A compelling story of interwoven families surviving world crises with determination and generosity.
Author, Marcia Breece unveils the hazy reality of heritage and immigration history when DNA reports shatter family legends and reveal secrets all-concerned believed would never be exposed. Does a DNA report change who you are? Who you love? Who loves you? Are you really who you are when DNA reveals you aren’t who you thought you were?
Yutka, and the Voyage of the Parita
Inspired by an incredible, true story of love, courage, and hope.
Leaving her family in Poland in 1939, seventeen-year-old Yutka books passage on a seven-day voyage to the Promised Land but the trip turns into forty-two days. The 850 refugees, including Yutka, nearly starve to death before mutiny lands them on the beach at Tel Aviv.