Adult books

Literary & historical fiction

Image of Lumpy's Gift cover.

A powerful story of perseverance, following the steady rhythm of those who endure more than they ever reveal

A reflective journey through cycles, subtle shifts, and the small turning points that reshape a life in ways both quiet and profound

Climate & environmental fiction

Book cover for "Inland" by Kate Risse featuring a map of the eastern U.S. coast.

Separated by rising seas, a family fights to reunite in a world where every choice tests courage, connection, and hope

Lady of Waves book cover with a young woman and ocean waves.

A tsunami survivor carries her grief across continents until science, love, and purpose finally give her somewhere to land

Cover of Following Sasquatch

Two timelines converge around a truth that could bring down the corporation owning Earth’s last fresh water

Pyke Island Mysteries in Downeast Maine

Stranded and injured on Pyke Island, Del Corriveau uncovers smuggling, secrets, and a hidden past that threatens everything she thought she knew.

A skeletal discovery pulls Del Corriveau into a mystery of old grudges, ancient clues, and a truth someone is determined to silence

When Del Corriveau discovers a truck camper on the floor of Goosefish Cove, what surfaces alongside it are decades of silence, a missing sister, and secrets a tight-knit community chose to bury with it

Book cover for 'A Blind Spider' by Moe Claire, featuring a foggy coastal scene with a boat.

When three lobstermen drown and Pyke Island moves on, Del Corriveau is the only one who won’t let it go

Literary Reflections On

Scenic river flowing through forested landscape for literary inspiration.

Writers from across Maine share stories, poems, and essays shaped by the Penobscot River’s history, culture, and changing environment

North Woods at Night - Maine forest poetry book cover with moonlit trees and water.

Thirty-eight Maine writers capture the wildlife, wonder, and quiet beauty of the forest at night

A coastal anthology that brings together poetry, prose, and photography, exploring the shifting edges of Maine’s fog-covered shore