Books published by Little Creek Books

Moving Out and Moving On is the final book in The Tale of Two Sisters. This book concludes the story of Liz and her older sister, Sara Jane. Liz and her parents busily prepare for Sara Jane's graduation from high school and departure for college. Sara Jane can't wait to leave her rural community and enter into an exciting and vibrant campus life. Each of the McCormick sisters is eager to embark on their new separate lives. Liz muddles through theunpredictable halls of Franklin Middle School and struggles with her fears when making new friendships. Meanwhile, Sara Jane ventures to the same college as her new hunky quarterback boyfriend. But Sara Jane's dreams shatter when her best friend becomes a nightmare of a roommate and the challenges of college take their toll. The sisters discover that being on their own isn't as great as they thought it would be. They must find a way to reconnect their relationship before their worlds turn even farther upside down.

Spending the summer at Grandpa Will's farm with hisfamily is the last thing ten-year-old Davy Murray wants. Howwill he survive without his friends, the pool and his computer?There isn't even a television at Grandpa's house! Doesn'tanyone see how miserable he will be?In his frustration, Davy turns his anger on his mother,Kate, his sister, Anna, and especially his stepfather, Jim.Davy is determined to make their summer as dismal anddisappointing as he believes his will be.But, then, Davy has a most surprising and unexpectedencounter . . . one which will change his heart, and his world,forever.

The poverty of our senses both physical and spiritual is in ourselves not our surroundings. No matter where you call home, the heavens by night or day are as beautiful over your home as another. The lifestyle that we become immersed in decay our senses and cheat us of many treasures beyond price. The author takes the reader into the love of nature and God''s Word and showing there are always new discoveries on every path. The reader will be immersed in their senses being delighted or sharpened.

In this debut novel from author Amber D. Tran, a tale of adolescence and heartbreak unfolds. Nine-year-old Abigail Kavanagh first meets Ryan Mills during the summer of 1999. A shy and awkward boy, Ryan hides behind his wide-framed glasses while Abigail is determined to learn everything there is to know about him. The next few summers are filled with birthday parties, adventures in and around the West Virginian mountainsides, and late night conversations where they share their most secretive and personal thoughts.Their friendship starts to crumble when Abigail befriends the attractive and musical Lilly Anderson, a girl who is also interested in uncovering the mysterious nature surrounding Ryan. However, everything comes to an end the summer of 2004, and Abigail must decide if her new journey is worth traveling alone.

Ella Hutchins discovers that she is the strong woman of Appalachian stock. She knows she is when she must overcome a tragic event in her life that takes away her reason for living. Her sons are long gone with families of their own so she and Sammy are there for each other. When that life ends, she struggles to start a new life.