Peak City Publishing

Today, the Kindle version of the book, “Storm Surge, A Jonie Waters Mystery” achieved best seller status in three categories: Women Sleuths, Romantic Suspense and Overall Kindle Books.

Meet Peggy Noodle, the twelve-year-old new kid on the block who’s interesting and fun—and teaching the kids in her neighborhood that not only is there more to her than meets the eye, but that everybody can find a way to be great.

Follow the Bouncing Ball is a new book by author and artist, Derrick M Eason of Apex, North Carolina.

When Farts Had Colors, by Atlanta author Mark Lawton Thomas, is a new elementary-level chapter book about a topic that helps spread giggles as far-and-wide as it is heard and smelt!

If a freak milk accident that sparks life to a half-cow, half-stegosaurus isn’t strange enough, imagine how strange it’s going to get when Trip Stanley’s class drinks the milk! "How to Milk a DinoCow" is written by NC author, Ian Sands.

Peak City Publishing, LLC, an Apex, NC company, will be donating 30% of Stone-Upon-Stone book sales at the October 'Drag Bingo' Event to the Alliance of Aids Services – Carolinas.

Peak City Publishing, LLC announced the release of "When Farts Had Colors" by Atlanta author and teacher, Mark Lawton Thomas. The book is about fourth-grader Lance Chance, who is tormented and bullied by the infamous, Merry Maddox.

Stone Upon Stone (Peak City Publishing, May 2011) is an illustrated story of two souls who walk together in life’s journey. In time, they realize that they have unintentionally built a stone wall between them.

“...more than a memoir, it’s a sign of gratitude, breathed through affectionate interviews and childlike charm.” Dave Horn. Mr. Horn has reviewed books for The Christian Science Monitor.

With a rare combination of intellect and a talent for description, first time novelist, Tamara Ward moves her reader effortlessly through an entertaining and engrossing story of suspense.