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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

Spirit Chaser Book - Cover

Newly Released!

Spirit Chasers: Field Notes from a Skeptic is a haunting tale of a retiree turned part-time ghost-hunting skeptic at his local chapter.

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Spirit Chasers is part memoir, part wandering down the hallways of your mind, wondering how you got there. And all of it will have you questioning: Is this even real?

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Michael K. Edwards goes looking for an answer to an old question: is it a bit of old roast beef, or Uncle Ned resurfacing years after he died? EMF meters, EVP sessions, a little history, and stories that may or may not have happened the way they are told. Some of it is method. Some of it is memory. All of it comes from a humorist who kept asking, "Who you going to call?"

I Am From Idaho Book Cover with Idaho map in background

I Am From Idaho, a memoir, is a reflective journey by Michael K. Edwards that captures the essence of belonging to a place that shapes who you are. It is a heartfelt and often humorous memoir of childhood, belonging, and the quiet pull of home.

We invites readers into the rural Idaho landscapes that shaped him — wide-open fields, small-town rhythms, and the deep-rooted memories that never truly leave us. 
 

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Hardcover $20.99

Paperback $15.99

E-Book $7.99

Truth: A Story of Canree Nu West Book Cover with Blindfolded girl on it.

Truth: A Story of Canree Nu West, by Mary Ransome, is a philosophical fiction about rewriting destiny and emotional truth.


In a world where your “Future Book” is already written, Annabelle refuses to accept her final chapter. ​This thought-provoking story asks: Are we mere characters in someone else’s story, or are we the authors of our lives? Perfect for readers who love literary fiction that explores identity, liberation, and the power of choosing truth.

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Hardcover $20.99

Paperback 15.99

E-Book $7.99

Anabel's Lion Book Cover, with blue back ground and Lion Face on it, another version.

Anabel’s Lion, by Tony Baker,​ is set in the quiet town of Bellevue, Idaho, where a traveling circus arrives...bringing lions, agents, and mystery, oh my! When a sinister force awakens ancient darkness in the local caves, ordinary lives change forever.

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Join Anabel and the Armsteads as they team up with the mysterious Agent Ice to uncover long-buried secrets in this gripping small town. Perfect for readers who love speculative fiction: part Stranger Things, part Narnia, and something all its own.

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Hardcover $20.99

Paperback $15.99

E-Book $7.99

Book jacket cover for Lamplighter: Poems, blue and yellow gold colors.

Lamplighter: Poems by S.A. McNutt is a poetry collection spanning more than 20 years. She shares childhood memories of living on a lake and eating honeysuckles under the front porch steps, growing up in Minnesota, life in Colorado and California, and her travels. She reflects and meanders wherever the poetic road takes her. 

 

Perfect for all readers, whether you are new to poetry or dipping your toes in for the first time. These poems light the way home verse by verse and include author notes for deeper insight.

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Hardcover $17.99

Paperback $11.99

E-Book $6.99

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Anabel's Lion Book Cover, with blue back ground and Lion Face on it.

Our Five Star Reviews

I hope to see more from Tony Baker. Anabel’s Lion is a horror, thriller, and fantasy story with the feel of Ray Bradbury’s Something Wicked This Way Comes. The characters are well-defined and relatable. The story captures the nostalgia of small-town life in the 80s mixed with supernatural terror. Anabel’s Lion is a good example of crossover fiction appropriate for all ages. The ingredients are monsters, good and evil, friendship, love, and power beyond imagination and as old as time.

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Michael K. "5.0 out of 5 stars Anabel's Lion is a Great first book from author Tony Baker"

First off, the story is enjoyable. It feels a bit unfinished at points, but it is the author's first. What surprised me were the Christian apologetics coming from one of the main characters -- nothing takes me out of a good story more than a poor justification for the creation of a literal hell. I would have appreciated if the author's religious views had been mentioned in the book description. That being said, if you are a Christian, this reminded me of Peretti's YA novels. If you enjoy those, you will enjoy this I think.

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akp "It’s good, but it's Christian"

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