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Paperback editions will be added in April and May for Anabel's Lion, Truth: A Story of Canree Nu West, and Lamplighter: Poems
In a world where your Future Book is your destiny, 'Truth: A Story of Canree Nu West' asks if we are truly the authors of our own lives or mere characters living a scripted existence like Annabelle, whose journey is one of lies which she tells to create the perfect con.
Follow Annabelle as she confronts the inevitable, seeking a truth that might liberate her from the fate of her final chapter.
Hardcover was $24.99 NOW $20.99
E-Book $9.99
PAPERBACK (June 24th, 2025)
Anabel’s Lion
by Tony Baker
In the quiet town of Bellevue, Idaho, a traveling circus arrives...bringing lions, agents, and mystery, oh my! When a sinister force awakens ancient darkness in the local caves, ordinary lives are forever changed.
Join Anabel and the Armsteads as they team up with the mysterious Agent Ice to uncover long-buried secrets in this gripping small-town mystery with heart, suspense, and a touch of magic.
Perfect for readers who love atmospheric fiction filled with hidden caves, circus intrigue, and ordinary heroes facing extraordinary threats, Anabel’s Lion will keep you turning pages late into the night.
Formats & Pricing
• Hardcover – $20.99
(was $24.99)
• Kindle – $7.99
(was $9.99)
• Paperback – $15.99
(was $17.99)
*Price adjusts after the 24th of April.
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I Am From Idaho is a reflective journey by Michael K. Edwards that captures the essence of belonging to a place that shapes who you are. Edwards explores a time when saying, "I'm from Idaho" was more than an answer to "Where?"—it was a declaration of identity rooted in rural landscapes and timeless values. This nostalgic narrative weaves together personal memories and the spirit of Idaho, offering a look back at home and heritage.
I Am From Idaho, a memoir
Hardcover $24.99
E-Book $9.99
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What Readers are saying...
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A wonderful read that is "cut in rocks like runes"
Reviewed in the United States on June 11, 2024 Reviewed on Amazon
Reading Lamplighter is time well spent. The author's words are calming, and the rhythm and imagery are reassuring. From self-reflection and the utility of building something called home to the poetry innate within oneself during those moments of self-doubt, the poems flow into images in the mind and sentiment filled with the desires of internal understanding of oneself to the shared imagery of a life lived together. There is incredible variety, filled with what is dark and what is light.
This is a wonderful read. Find a chair, a tree, a sunny day, your favorite beverage, and a light breeze. Pick up this book and look forward to what S. A. McNutt creates next.
The poems that resonated most with me were; Diligence - the emotional bond of words an
author writes, Little Waters – a particularly vivid word picture, and Covenant of Peace – a
longing for peace in our world and in our lives.
Michael: Retired, Humorist, and
Author of In the Shadow of Spirit Mountain