Books published by Archway Publishing

Lillian finds herself kidnapped and taken from her home and family, and deposited on a deserted island, at the ripe old age of five and a half. Where she meets other children who, as it turns out, were her siblings. As time goes by she plans and implements her revenge. Taking out the biggest and the fastest cargo ship, belonging to her infamous father, Pirate, Theodore Buckner. The man is notorious for his love of cruelty.

Copper Creek is the life story of Martin E. Tew, war hero, poet, rescue hero of two downed pilots, philanthropist for Greek war survivors, owner of Copper Creek mine in Arizona, owner of Monte Bonito Ranch in Arizona, attorney and he also spoke languages. It includes facts about the mysterious Sibley Castle and everyday life in Copper Creek.

Three Roses and a Thorn is the stunning debut of an innovative storyteller. It is the story of three generations of Latina women coming to terms with addictive behaviors, dysfunctional traits, and the representational similarities of being fatherless daughters.Rebecca M. Elizondo writes from the heart with an optimistic sarcasm; Alma, the grandmother, an uncompromising 89-year-old woman battling the final stages of Alzheimer's who aims to make sure her tribe is taken care of after she dies. Esperanza, a carefree, optimistic force, also known as Hope, has diligently journaled her whole life including the struggles of caring for her and realizing her daughter will soon leave the nest. Gabriella, an outspoken, jovial young woman who brings laughter into everyday life must decide whether to begin a new start on a great opportunity as a journalist.From the time Hope was a child, Mother's Day was celebrated at the family beach house. In reminiscence, Alma recalls the days when she was raised in Mazatlán, Mexico, before immigrating with her five sons to the United States. Trying to reconcile what she believes about love her whole life with what she doesn't know about why family secrets exist. Keeping this balance is essential for Hope when she navigates the inevitable of her mom's illness and letting her daughter go simultaneously. A realization that they are all in this together will ultimately ensure the pain of the past and future.The turbulent cycle of inherited traits and life complications is dismantled when Rebecca depicts a family of women whose bond is impenetrable and is battling Alzheimer's. It is through her work she has bridged the old and new, allowing a better understanding of what it means to be a Mexican woman, which is to confront adversity with strength and dignity.

The Lone Little Leaf is a story instructing children to have self-confidence as they travel through life as the changes occur.

At the Writer's Farm on the MacLeod Homestead, a vibrant community of writers gather every other weekend to talk about writing, enjoy one another's company, and play with writing ideas. All goes well for a few years until Mr. Richardson shows up, and then the proprietor of the writers' retreat finds out that life can be spectacular.

For anyone who needs reassurance-these poems provide an in-depth understanding of your intentions, dreams, and purpose in life. They also provide a fuel for the strength needed to get you through the tests we endure in life.A place where you can feel truly supported in the belief that a higher energy-the universe's guide-is looking after you.Read each poem daily to take your life to another level or all in one. I would like this book to help you be your very own cheerleader and to create a time for change in your thoughts that benefits you instead of prohibiting you in life.Embrace each poem to instil a positive view of yourself and an opportunity to reclaim your power.Following my first book of All of You Is Welcome Here, which was all around the topic of self-love, I felt a natural development in my writing to create poetry around empowerment and take your healing to another level. I merely want to provide an environment for you to believe in your full potential wholeheartedly and to become the best version of yourself.I want to provide and encourage a positive difference in your mental health through the medium of poetry.

They ride at dawn to ensure early morning commuters are late for work, pay in change at the grocery store to hold up the line, and attempt to cross busy intersections to scare the daylights out of people.Who are these horrible monsters? They are the vampires of Silverdale, a progressive town where Lycans, Vampires, Witches, and Ghouls have managed to live in harmony.Agnes is a member of the vampire cult, The Streetwalkers, which received its name when streets were invented. Due to the term "streetwalker" changing in meaning over time, Agnes advocates for a name change. When The Tall Order of Keep Off the Grass rejects her proposal, Agnes takes to the streets in protest, but her efforts are upended by the discovery of a murdered witch.Worried that the crime may fracture the peace that has been brokered between the factions, Agnes sets off with her trusty side-kick Edna, a werewolf, and a cat, to solve the mystery and protect their beloved LVWG community.

Life had been simple and good for Conrad; enforce the law, break a few heads, and enjoy the local red-light district. Now, within a few days, a rescued girl of questionable virtue was filling his bed and complicating his life; those off-world bastards, the Pipers, were arming the western cannibals and Connie was back to the bad old days of military campaigning, long nights on cold ground, long hours in the saddle, all mixed with episodes of hard fighting, heavy killing, and no quarter requested or given.

"I CAN DO IT, I WANT TO FLY!" started out as one of the bedtime stories I would tell my youngest son. It evolved over time and became a lesson on the power of the words can or can't. There were times the story was shorter than the previous time I told it and times I would elaborate details depending on how enthused I was about story time. As a busy Dad, I looked forward to this time of night. I hope this story helps empower your child with a lesson that can be applied in all phases of life.

Willy Wisher is about a little boy that gets frustrated and wishes to be other things thinking that will make him happier. What he finds in the process is the true meaning of life ,just being what God made you is most important!

From the time I met her over forty years ago, I was fascinated by Dr. Jones' insight to capture Wright's geniousness and the statement he made about "Black life" in America and its relationship to the African diaspora. At a time when it was not widely recognized in closed shop literary circles, she highlighted her subject's fixation on the aberrant behaviors of young Black men. Today, largely because of the social conditions in America, Wright's writings have come to past, and as a conclusion of her scholarship, we now dare to say out loud, "there is a 'Bigger Thomas' on every corner in America." Inspired by growing up in the all Black Douglass community of Memphis, TN, Dr. Jones' focus on gender studies offers a fresh take on never heretofore discussed issues that portray Wright's treatment of women. As a native Mississippian, I was immersed in racism, sexism, and many obstacles African American women faced. For me, Dr. Jones' work makes it all "up close and personal."-Carolyn Bell, MS, Harvard School of Public Health

This book is a must-read for anyone who has had surgery, is going to have surgery, or is deciding whether to have surgery.John D. Sanidas, M.D., a Fellow of the American College of Surgeons, answers all your surgical questions, including:¿ What can you expect in the post-operative recovery room?¿ Who will communicate with your family about your condition?¿ What instruments do surgeons use during open surgery?¿ How is anesthesia administered?The author explains that anyone who enters an operating room is told not to reach over the wound unless necessary. The area is sterile and the room is as clean as it can be, with filtered air being pumped into the room. It is not plain air.The book also explores topics such as how to become a surgeon, how wounds are cleaned, complications from infections, dermatology, and the future of surgery.Whether you are a patient, medical student, new doctor, nurse, or a caregiver, this book will give you a better understanding of the practice of medicine and the impact of surgery on patients.

African proverbs have been shared for generations as a way to impart wisdom from older to younger generations. Now in a beautiful collection of modern artwork and words of wisdom, Terry Tabor offers an opportunity for all ages to absorb the ancient sayings and then determine their meaning.Within a colorful tabletop book, Terry interprets messages from trees and other artwork with spiritual messages while sharing motivational quotes and African proverbs that encourage others to reminisce about sayings learned from their parents, grandparents, and other elderly relatives or friends, and then become empowered to move forward in the right direction, lifted by the knowledge that we can do anything as long as we have faith.A Colorful Legacy is an inspirational collection of artwork and African proverbs that leads all ages on a vibrant journey through beauty and wisdom."Terry's creativity and 'one of a kind art' is literally breathtaking!"-Sharon J. Bullock, author of Embracing My Sexy Sixties!"Beautiful, Inspiring, Uplifting: the Three Ws (Wonderful Words of Wisdom)."-Wyomme Pariss, an aesthete producer

Tony Stimac's book is a captivating exploration of America's national musical theatres, with a particular focus on his experience with the emerging musical theatre in China. In granular detail, he chronicles his rollercoaster of successes and failures while sharing intimate details of collaborating with the preeminent musical theater artists of our time, including George Abbott's last musical, Kander and Ebb's reworking of The Rink and hosting the first readings of Disney's Beauty and the Beast. Tony provides invaluable insights into the secrets of creating innovative musicals. Passionately devoted to his art form, he struggles with the artist's dilemma of how to balance his two great loves-his art and his family.

It was a time in history when news and rumors could travel no faster than a trotting horse, yet Americans were keenly aware of the progress being made in the west. By the time the Erie Canal was open for business, wagons were ready to roll. With babies and belongings in hand, these soon-to-be pioneers bid a forever sort of goodbye to their homes and their loved ones. If what they'd heard was true, good things awaited them in the newly rebranded Michigan Territory. Particularly desirable was the White Pigeon Prairie, known for its breath-taking beauty and its plentiful resources of fresh water, fertile soil, and wild game.This book outlines the development of a community and follows the lives of some of the most interesting families to pass through the area. Whether they stayed for three years or for thirty, they left footprints that should not be swept away. The prairie that became the village was a vital part of Michigan's history that is little remembered today.As much as I hope the reader is entertained, I also hope to bring a renewed enthusiasm for exploring and preserving history, wherever you may be.

Luna the cat dreams of being a high flying acrobat just like her idol, The Flyin' Lion. Follow her on a journey of ups and downs as she learns to conquer her fears with support and kindness from her scruffy dog friend, Frank. Children will love this colorfully illustrated, easy reading story while learning to adopt a "can do cattitude"... as they watch Luna soar to new heights!