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Questions regarding wholesale orders should be sent to office@jancarolpublishing.com New Releases Gone Before Breakfast Jan Howery
When brothers Jackson and Brandon Taylor vanished without a trace at the airport, their girlfriends Jan and Allison are left heartbroken and confused. The women have no idea where the brothers went, or how they disappeared from the airport. After years of no clues, Jan and Allison move on with their lives. Allison soon meets an investigator who reveals that there's a secret ongoing investigation of the brothers. Through twists and turns, Allison discovers the truth and learns that their boyfriends were in danger. Does she keep the secrets to herself? Does Jan need to know the truth? The brothers could be alive, but finding them will put Allison's and Jan's lives at risk. Does Allison reach back to the past to move on with her future? Secrets, lies, and deception abound in Gone Before Breakfast! 
the little orange t George Bove
What happens when a letter is rejected from the alphabet soup? Join little orange t as he journeys around Tennessee and finds his place leading a crowd of adoring fans as a great, big uppercase T in the world's largest bowl of alphabet soup! 
My Buffalo Nickel And Other Stories From a Portuguese American Life Marie Ray Fraley
Follow the life and works of the son of Azorean immigrants, Joseph George Ray, during the Great Depression, World War II, the lacemaking industry, and his struggle with Parkinson's Disease. Be inspired by his humor, resilience, and grit as one of the many stalwarts of The Greatest Generation viewed through his memoirs, poetry, sketches, and the eyes of his loving daughter. 
Stories From a North Dakota Cheerleader Carol Owen Reynold
Carol Owen Reynolds had been given an English teacher, Elizabeth Pfeier, who encouraged writing and reading. Always writing things down, she decided to take things seriously and try a creative writing class at Grossmont College in El Cajon, California. Later, Carol submitted a few stories to the Herald-Press in Harvey, North Dakota where the response was positive. After retirement and moving near her grandchildren, she put together this book. 
Carla: The Dark Cycle Michael Gryboski
Carla was a lioness in winter. Years of living in a violent world have -finally taken their toll. Haunted by nightmares, guilt-stricken by the many lives she had ended, Carla finally breaks. As she tries to piece her life back together, she encounters a nice young woman with disturbingly familiar secrets. 
Always Remember, Your Story is Still Being Written Crystal Gilpin Jones This is a daily devotional to encourage those who are going through tough times. Their story is not over, God is still writing their story. This will encourage readers not to lose focus, not lose hope when circumstances seem impossible, and know that He still controls the pen to your story. 
Compelled H. Dale Hall
Compelled is a chronicle of H. Dale Hall's career, but focuses on the conservation issues he personally worked on. They include, but aren't limited to, the Clean Water Act and wetlands, the Endangered Species Act (northern spotted owl, polar bear and others), his involvement working on the agreements for operation of the Missouri, Colorado and Sacramento-San Joaquin rivers, his rise to become Director of the Fish and Wildlife Service and, most importantly, the people he worked with on these issues. The TEAMS. H. Dale Hall interviewed 19 people he worked with along the line to make sure his records (40 boxes of duplicate files from the FWS and Ducks Unlimited) and memory were accurate. It tells the story of the evolution of natural resource conservation over the past 40 years, and how involving the public became critical to finding solutions to thorny natural resource issues. 
Maggie the Cat Who Came Home for Christmas Julia Russo
Delightful illustrations bring you inside Grandpa Charlie Green’s mountainside farmhouse. Join Maggie the cat, Pip the goat, Grandpa Charlie Green, Daddy, and of course, little Wilhelmina Olive Blessing, as she tells us this sweet wintertime story. What do they do to get little Maggie home? Join the fun. Read out loud yourself or read along with others! You will love the story of Maggie, the cat who comes home for Christmas. 
These Haunted Hills Book 5
These Haunted Hills: Book 5 is compiled of frightening stories from eight skilled authors. Here in Appalachia, you'll find abandoned abodes and supernatural entities sure to have you checking under your bed. The frightful tales within make this yet another unforgettable installment to Jan-Carol Publishing's annual anthology series. For the nightmare-loving reader, These Haunted Hills has everything you need, except, maybe a nightlight. 
Second Chance to Die Mike Grindstaff
Marwin Gelstone has had a rough year. His partner's wife committed suicide, and he was almost murdered by a local gynecologist as he uncovered the doctor's murderous intentions. The trauma of the assault derailed his life, and he spiraled down, almost losing everything important to him. As he struggles to regain normalcy and rebuild the relationships dear to him, Marwin becomes involved in another pharmaceutical investigation. Will his new lease on life only give him a second chance to die? 
Reclaiming Christmas Melissa Sneed Wilson
During the holiday season, a cynical economic consultant, grieving the loss of his parents, butts heads with a Christmas-obsessed hospital administrator over their town's annual holiday festival. As they navigate their feelings about Christmas and each other, they learn maybe they aren't that different from one another after all. This book is to be read, shared, and is perfect for the holiday season! 
Pure Joy: Life Through the Wrong End of My Binoculars Joy Smith Walsh
The simple humor of this Southern-style family will hit home for many readers. Walsh hopes to honor family and others associated with her stories in her best "Southernese" Tennessee style! This book is filled with poignant and funny situations any reader will relate to. So, please, take a look through the wrong end of Walsh's binoculars and enjoy life's absurd humor. 
My Appalachian Trail H. Dale Hall
My Appalachian Trail is a moving and captivating journey of a young boy from Harlan County in eastern Kentucky as he leaves the hill culture that formed him and makes his way through the challenges, successes, and failures that culminated in his being appointed as Director of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, and then as Chief Executive Officer of Ducks Unlimited, Inc. It is a must read for anyone struggling to survive the challenges of life. 
My Favorite Season is Spring Patrice Wilkerson
My Favorite Season is Spring is a beautifully illustrated picture book which every child will love. Through rhythm and rhyme, take a fun and exciting journey with little Susie as she describes her favorite season. She finds so many fun things to do and she loves the outdoors, and you will too! Great engaging teaching tool for children. 
Mama's Boys Jeff Geiger Jr.
For Detective Barry Kendall, the loss nearly broke him. It’s been almost thirteen years since Holly was killed, but he’s still haunted by the sound of his girlfriend’s piercing screams. And when the screams begin to die down in his head, the image of the witch that killed Holly that day is there to take its place. Now, so many years later, Barry is working a case where two young boys have been kidnapped right out of their bedrooms. As he investigates, it becomes clear to him that the witch is not only responsible for the kidnappings, but that she’s back to end his life as well. 
Welcome Home Rita Rumgay
Ann’s breaking point has arrived. She’s invisible to her husband, used and abused by her children, and disappointed in her career. She needs a new life. Oh sure, there will be fall-out. It will be painful. Or, she could run down the street screaming and pulling her hair out! 
Elizabeth Bromwell: The Case of the Chinese Leopard Kathryn Raaker and Robert Taggart
Elizabeth and her family are tangled in a deadly spy game between the U.S. and China. A stolen file has disappeared, and they are being hunted by the world's deadliest assassins to find Harbinger. Elizabeth will risk losing family and friends to protect this file from getting into enemy hands. The life of an expatriate can be lonely, especially without boundaries in a strange, foreign land full of adventures, longing for home. 
Seasons Raven Howell
Children learn about the seasons and weather through the diversity of a year, joyfully encountering birds and butterflies, adventuring at beaches, jumping in colorful leaf piles, and dashing through the whitest winter snow. 
The little orange t's Great Tennessee Adventure George Bove
The little orange t and his best friend, Smoke, set out on a silly and exciting Tennessee adventure of discovery and mud! The two trek across the SEC and are received by many wonderful friends. Energized and inspired by the possibilities of what lies beneath, the little orange t and Smoke realize a discovery that changes the sporting world forever! 
The Princess A Fairy Tale & A True Story Anna L. Sobol
Growing up to be a Princess is hard work. Success isn't always what she expects it to be, but the Princess never gives up, no matter how many Dragons stand in her way. 
A Heart Never Dies Karen G. Bruce
Jenna has just lost her husband to a drunk driver. Her world has turned upside down, and then she meets Ben. Their connection is instant and baffling. When she finds out that Ben may have her husband's heart, can she stay with the man who lived only because her husband died? 
Yesterday's Boys A Memoir of Growing Up in the Backwoods of Virginia John Echols
Yesterday's Boys is an eye-opening account of one hillbilly boy growing up in the coal mining community of Patterson, Virginia in the 1950s and the 1960s. Patterson is located deep in the Appalachian Mountains, 16 miles from the nearest town. This is John Echols' true story of the good times and bad times. Coal was king at that time, and like the song "16 Tons" by Tennessee Ernie Ford says, all the miners in Patterson owed their soul to the Company Store. Soup beans (pinto beans), fried potatoes, and cornbread were what they ate five, six, or seven times a week. This was the main meal at the Trent house and for most families. 
Road to Reconciliation and Beyond: Unlikely Friends Become Brothers Charles H. Norman III
Though on the cusp of national music stardom in 1960, young singer Mark Prince faced prejudice and racial discrimination in his small Texas hometown. His way of dealing with injustice serves as a template and inspiration for those who desire to live in peace and harmony in our present day. 
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