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North to Nunavut It began as an interest in Inuit art. Once Fred and Joyce Sparling booked their first cruise to Nunavut to visit its master artisans, they had taken the first step in what would become a ten-year odyssey ... [more...]	Change for a Dollar Savings and loans changed America during the twentieth century, yet few people under the age of fifty are familiar with the term “savings and loan.” Even fewer remember how this forgotten segment of the financial industry made the dream of owning a home possible ...[more...]

Doodlebug, Doodlebug Your House Is On Fire! Growing up in Laurinburg, NC, James P. McRae had total freedom to roam the large family farm. He often would wake up earlier than his parents or sister, put on his overalls ...[more...]	Walk in ’e Moon Always a master storyteller, LaVerne Thornton entertains readers with his down-to-earth tales of growing up in “The Bend,” ... [more...]

Honest Eating: How to Love Food, Love Yourself & Love Life Jane McClaren’s story begins as one of failure, depression, and up-and-down weight problems due to ... [more...]	Naomi Wise On or about April 5, 1807, in Randolph County, North Carolina, a young woman named Naomi Wise rendezvoused with her lover, one Jonathan Lewis, [more...]

The Untold Story: Missionary Kids Speak From The Ends Of The Earth Thousands of children grow up in foreign cultures where their parents have chosen to do missionary work. The untold story behind such...[more...]	Time And The Piedmont Time and the Piedmont takes its readers on a detailed exploration of some of the most intriguing of nature’s wonders... [more...]

Hard Times and a Nickel a Bucket Author John R. Maiolo chronicles North Carolina’s shrimp industry from its surprisingly recent early-twentieth-century origins though... [more...]	On the Banks of Mulroy Bay "On the morning of 2 April 1878, while traveling…between his Manorvaughan domicile and the town of Milford in Co. Donegal, Ireland, William Sidney Clements, the Third Earl of Leitrim …was ambushed and killed." [more...]

Enterprising Spirit Quakers, farmers, slave owners, inventors, industrialists, business founders, philanthropists, and political leaders are some of the interesting people and things to learn about the Boren family... [more...]	Flooded On September 15, 1999, Hurricane Floyd hit eastern N.C., The land we had previously known as the city of Rocky Mount and Nash and Edgecombe Counties became a series of islands surrounded by raging water. Once the waters receded, the vastness of the destruction became evident. [more]

Orange County Trio Orange County Trio is a historical narrative of the inception and growth of Orange County’s three major towns. Orange County Trio not only stands alone as a wealth of interesting historical facts but also provides the reader with complete, easy-to-follow sightseeing guides and maps. [more]	An Undercover Story Author Jeanne Baker takes you on a delightful journey of discovery as she takes you on a tour of the twelve covered bridges of California. [more...]

Against the Stream Against the Stream is the captivating and unsolved story of a true individual who lived his life unreservedly, without fear of judgment from others. Leonard’s unique perspective on his brother’s life and disappearance...[more...]

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