Florida Writers Association

Florida's coast- from Amelia Island to the Keys to Apalachee Bay- serve as fitting backdrops for 17 chilling yarns of mystery and intrigue.

In New Dawn for the Kissimmee River, the author uses a twelve-day paddling excursion as a thread to explore the history, ecology and restoration of the Kissimmee River region.

Author Doug Alderson follows the 1939 route of his grandparents through several western national parks, chronicling the evolution of the parks for the past 70 years.

Bad Vibrations, a humorous mystery and winner of 5 literary awards, is an unforgettable romp through the seamy noir underbelly of Southern California and shows how much fun reading can be in the hands of an irreverent craftsman.

Letters full of joy, excitement and humor as a "first time" grandmother shares her thoughts.

RUN FOR IT! Historic action-adventure novel set in 1939. Two boys see a murder and run for their lives from Irish terrorists -- and, as they discover, the Chicago mob as well. The boys' fate hinges on moxy, charm, courage. All ages

Creative Penelope tries to be good but her independent spirit enjoys mischief. Paul climbs a wall too tall and may fall. What does Penelope do to help?

Children learn through play. Open up a world of learning with coloring fun and activities for Grades K through 2. May be used as a standalone book or as a combo with Skating for Two, also by Leona DeRosa Bodie.

Young Logan prefers adventure and finds joy in daily family interactions. A story with a great message, this award winning board book shows infants, toddlers and preschoolers learning is fun. Endorsed by teachers, it's that important first book.

Paradise becomes a life-and-death nightmare, when vigilante Madeleine Nesbitt and amateur detective Peter Duncan investigate the man with no conscience behind the world's most profitable enterprise. They find a sea of corruption, deception and lies.

Seven-year-old Leah Jenkins faces her fears during her first ice skating competition. Skating For Two is a fun read with family literacy page. Kids learn about the value of hard work, commitment and good sportsmanship.

Thomas Paine made the case for the American Revolution in his classic essay of 1776. Cafaro makes the case for a new revolution as he compares the circumstances of 1776 to the conditions of present day America.

This is a suspense novel that illustrates the economic, political and social consequences of the excesses of capitalism.

A history book for all ages, CRACKER COW is a narrative of Florida history, partly told by a living part of Florida’s state history, the cracker cow herself!

The United States Constabulary assisted the American military government restore law and order in a war torn Germany, bringing stability to the American Zone of Occupation. They helped to win the peace. They were the Forgotten Peacekeepers.

The United States Constabulary assisted the American military government restore law and order in a war torn Germany, bringing stability to the American Zone of Occupation. They helped to win the peace. They were the Forgotten Peacekeepers.

"I Choose" is a 32 page, softbound, whimsical children's book about the choices humans make every day.Written by a Mom and illustrated by her son. 2009 RPLA winner

Write In Style shows writers how to fine-tune their writing with almost any word-processing program. It illustrates how to find missed opportunities for improvement, to make writing as strong as it can be.

This heartwarming tale of a mother's love for her daughter and the unending struggle to find her missing grandchildren is filled with courage and compassion. First place winner of the 2009 Royal Palm Literary Award for Women's Fiction.

Set in the early 1900s, Girl Child is the heartwarming story of a young woman coming of age, surviving America's Great Depression and finding friendship so special it out lives life. 1st Place Fiction Award, National League American Pen Women.

Portraits of the Urban underground of early 1970's Philadelphia figure prominently in the short stories contained in the books "In the Rough" and "Street Life" by George Arthur Davis.

Portraits of the Urban underground of early 1970's Philadelphia figure prominently in the short stories contained in the books "In the Rough" and "Street Life" by George Arthur Davis.

Historical non-fiction pertaining to the murder committed by Thomas Jefferson Eppes, great-great grandson of President Thomas Jefferson while living on Amelia Island, Florida during the 1880's.

Historical non-fiction pertaining to the murder committed by Thomas Jefferson Eppes, great-great grandson of President Thomas Jefferson while living on Amelia Island, Florida during the 1880's.

A collection of the authentic ghost stories, passed down from generation to generation on historical Amelia Island, Florida.

When a murder occurs in her own family, reporter Christy O'Kelly has to decide which is more important, exposing the brutal naked truth or family loyalty and love. If Truth Be Told explores what holds families together- and what rips them apart.

Set in Atlanta, Georgia, Of Words and Music is the story of two women divided by more than their ages, but by a lifetime of misunderstanding. Then they discover the awesome power of music. It is a story of family love and loss- and renewal.

Corporate Conspiracy, family and friends focus one woman?s search for authenticity and truth

Gayla Tyner, wife, mother, professor, returns "home" to South Carolina from "up-north". A philandering husband, aging parents and the still existing "racial-divide" are her concerns.

Two hundred year family tale, told by a grandmother, Noni, to her granddaughter, C. J., of her varied racial and cultural American heritage.

Gain female empowerment by being stealthier, healthier and wealthier. The trick is to not lose our femininity!

A sadistic serial killer stalks lonely widows in the Sunshine State -- until he meets a beautiful Black Widow murderess.

A series of biographies about women instrumental to the Civil War effort -- soldiers, spies, nurses, diarists, abolitionists.