Newton: 772 books

Within the context of this book "Shades of Darkness" is roughly analogous with Jung's idea of "The Shadow" and Freud's Unconscious.The manuscript covers seven of these shadows or dark sides of our being which I refer to as “The Seven Shades of Darkness”. These shades are not based...

Enjoy reading The Messenger, a standalone Lucan Drakenfeld 9,000 word short story that will appeal to fans of C J Sansom. As an Officer of the Sun Chamber, Lucan Drakenfeld must uphold the two-hundred-year-old laws of the Vispasian Royal Union, whatever the cost. While stationed in the...

 April showers may bring May flowers. In this small town, an April flood brings more than flowers to the surface. Some secrets are exposed. How many bodies rise from the depths? More importantly, who buried them? But what about those that remain concealed beneath the surface of a bucolic countryside? 

After escaping an abusive relationship, Melly builds a new life, far from her abuser. But, some men just won't take no for an answer. What happens when Melly awakens in a strange place and comes face to face with the monster from her past? Is she strong enough to survive? Or is Jim angry enough to put an end to her running? "A gut-wrenchingly harsh emotional rollercoaster..."

Christmas break in a small college town can be dreary, especially when you're a broke student. Running out of funds and unable to pay the rent on his room, a young man is desperate for a way to make money. Seeing an ad for "Drivers Needed" he signs up to be a "Transporter". Late...

In true crime noir style, two hard-boiled detectives investigate the apparently accidental death of a wealthy older man. Found lying dead at the bottom of the stairs in his expensive home, the only other person at home was his wife. While it looks like an accident, the detectives smell a rat. But,...

Gaunt Thibideaux is a man of habits. You know what they say; old habits die hard. Some habits are good, some are bad, and some are just plain unique. Gaunt's biggest secret isn't how he grows beautiful flowers and wonderful vegetables. What else has he planted over the years? What happens when one person's habit impacts the lives of others?

In this work of historical fiction, an Aztec boy, Tizoc, is fascinated by a magnificent royal cape on display in his small village. He disobeys his father by going to view the cape, and he accidentally destroys this priceless object. In punishment, the boy's entire family is cast into slave bondage...

A hilarious and uplifting play that tells the story of three longtime friends from the Midwest who leave their pasts behind in search of new beginnings in New York City. Though deeply connected they could not be more different. The big city introduces the trio to degrees of friendship, love, and acceptance none of them could have possibly imagined.

Tales of a Womans Struggle Josephine Rose Newton Trials and tribulations come in all shapes and sizes. Whether you are dealing with unexpected pregnancy, divorce of the death of a family member, you will find solace in Josephine Rose Newtons book Tales of a Womans Struggle. Her fabulous characters...

In celebration of the twenty-fifth anniversary of the publication of Robert Newton Peck's bestselling classic, A Day No Pigs Would Die, here is the eagerly anticipated sequel. This must for schools, libraries, and summer reading lists is now available for the first time in paperback. Times are difficult...

There has been much scholarship on how the U.S. as a nation reacted to World War I, but few have explored how Alabama responded. Did the state follow the federal government’s lead in organizing its resources or did Alabamians devise their own solutions to unique problems they faced? How did the...

Second Lieutenant Sam, USMC, traces his thirteen month tour in dreams and flashbacks trying to define the young man who left on a January Viet Nam bound air plane, and in so doing realizes that that young man never returned. The lights that once danced in his eyes are out. Home,the memory of which...

In 1949 Florida police framed four black youths for the rape of a white woman, sparking violence strongly reminiscent of Rosewood in 1923. One innocent suspect was slain by a posse, the other three brutalized in jail and later convicted on perjured testimony, with two sentenced to death and one to...