Two Harbors Press

At Two Harbors Press, we pride ourselves on publishing books that present a unique voice and are a worthy read.

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Everyone’s relationship sails through choppy waters sometime. If couples learn to see each other as co-captains on a ship – both needing to be in control of their emotional destinies – even the toughest storms can be weathered. Read this new release now to help you and your partner make it through inevitable stormy seas!

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Alone and abandoned on a deserted street, a dog tries her best to tell people she needs help.When she has almost given up—a kind lady stops . . . .

Join Abigail on her journey as she becomes a beloved family member in a forever home.

Based on a true story, A Home for Abigail is a book to be enjoyed by pet lovers of all ages.

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The Counselors Conversations with 18 Courageous Women Who Have Changed the World New Edition In The Counselors, some of this country's most interesting

In his foreword to The Counselors, President Bill Clinton writes, “The accomplishments of the women in The Counselors are a testament to the power and promise of the American Dream and are sure to resonate deeply with many young women who have the desire and ability to make their own unique contributions to this legacy of progress.”  This new book by Elizabeth Vrato is available now!

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Out now! The Game is Playing Your Kid: How to Unplug and Reconnect in the Digital Age, by Dr. Joe Dilley. Dilley shares his profoundly effective three-step process that will facilitate your kids' transition away from overuse of technology and toward more responsible and mindful use, so they unplug from devices and reconnect with your family in organic, lasting ways.

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Available April 28th, Los Alamos: A Whistleblower’s Diary is a shocking account of foul play, theft and abuse at our nation’s premier nuclear R&D installation, uncovering a retaliatory culture where those who dare to question pay with their careers and, potentially, their lives.

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No Wall Too high

Len Frier’s book, No Wall Too High, is out now!

“I never looked at any of these walls as too much for me to conquer. I just went forward with hope, one small step at a time, and eventually reached my goal.”

Part memoir, part narrative of one man’s extraordinary fight for justice, No Wall Too High tells the story of how one small businessman took on a government organization’s endorsement of an illegal monopoly and after a 15 year court fight, he won. This David and Goliath-esque tale is sure to appeal to the American value and affinity for stories concerning dedication, passion, and perseverance in the face of adversity.

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Learn how to take advantage of the financial opportunities in your life with ‘Become Rich on Main Street: Build Your Own Economy’ by Rick Pierce.

 Pierce’s informative guide has something for everyone when it comes to earning, budgeting, and saving. His advice is made for today’s real world and includes strategies and solutions that have been put to the test in his own life. Get back in control of your money today!

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Out now! Behind the Wall: The True Story of Mental Illness as Told by Parents provides a shared voice for millions of people who advocate for a child or loved one living with mental illness, fosters understanding for society at-large, and delivers an ultimately hopeful read.

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Dr. Gregory J. Berry’s new book, Cancer Immunization, is out now!

For the first time in history, a new path to cancer prevention for those over 40 years of age is disclosed. The common denominator and other bioactive compounds of three different medicinal mushrooms from Japan, China and the Himalayas respected for two millennia have been discovered and Western research into them is presented.

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The new novel by Leigh Cross, The Crooked Albatross and Sweet Fanny Adams, is out now!

Who would’ve thought that a memoir from the eighteenth century would have caused so much trouble? Eight adventurers sail to Cocos Island on the converted tuna clipper, Sweet Fanny Adams, to dig for the fabulously rich Loot of Lima.  They are backed by an amphibious aircraft, a Grumman Albatross, under the command of Van Dusen, a cashiered, ex-U.S. Navy pilot, with ulterior motives.

And the eight adventurers? What a collection! British nutcases, a timber cruiser, a prospector, a cook, the cook’s wife, they are not necessarily what they appear to be either.

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Tom Laurel, a failing artist, Ray Styles, a wealthy eccentric, and the exotic Soledad Paz all keep their dark secrets well hidden. When the three of them are irresistibly pulled into a volatile love triangle, their pasts and secrets start to show themselves, and the aftermath could be painful.

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AS DEATH ROW INMATES AWAIT EXECUTION, THEY DELVE INTO A STUDY OF THE UNIVERSE.

A STALKER LETS US GLIMPSE INTO THE WORLD OF HIS COMPULSIONS.

A WOMAN, CONFRONTING HER CONVICTED RAPIST, BECOMES OBSESSED WITH FINDING A WAY TO KILL HIM.

A NEO-NAZI BEGINS TO SEE BEYOND THE HATE AND VIOLENCE ON WHICH HE HAS BASED HIS LIFE.

How do people wind up in prison? Once there, can they change? Do they feel remorse, or merely regret that they’ve been incarcerated? What kind of a toll does a prison take on those who work there? What’s the aftermath of a violent assault on their victims, and their victims’ families, and their own?

These are a few of the questions confronted by the characters in R.C. Goodwin’s collection of stories, The Stephen Hawking Death Row Fan Club. The questions don’t make for easy answers, and the characters don’t fall into clear-cut categories. 

Taken together, the stories illuminate some of society’s darkest corners. Goodwin’s experience practicing psychiatry in correctional settings for over twenty years adds depth and authenticity to them. His stories offer unexpected turns and endings, as well as surprising doses of gallows humor.

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Minerva’s Fox is a captivating story of one woman’sjourney to understand herself and come to terms with her past.  

When Malorie Ellsworth finds herself in a small village in France, she finally seems to be finding her way. With a traumatic childhood and a rough spell of graduate school behind her, Malorie looks forward to a future in garden design and a full life back in the States.  Although she is a success in her field, she is facing difficult times at home and when an old lover resurfaces, she must stop running and meet her past head on.

Kristina Baer’s story of a woman finding her way is beautifully written, finely balanced and impossible to forget.

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A heart-shaped carving in a tree represents the enduring love of Jake and Sadie, but what happens when that old Beech begins to die?

In The Carving Tree by Terry Thomas Bowman, newly retired Sadie has to come to terms with the approaching death of her husband, Jake. As if this weren’t enough, she is left in charge of an abandoned child and is hit with a false lawsuit, leaving her bitter with God. Meanwhile, the child’s mother had become the victim of a human trafficking ring and needs to find the courage to find her way back to her son. Bowman gives us a beautiful story of love, faith, courage, God’s Grace and hope.

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A beautifully written historical piece, "Inheritance" will transport you back to Antebellum America!

David Lavoie tells the story of Mary, a young, new mother of twins is left to fend for herself when her husband and brother leave in pursuit of Gold Rush success. Faced with homelessness and poverty, Mary has to take things into her own hands to survive this rough period. A story of forgiveness, redemption and based on one family's true history, you will not be able to put it down!

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Just Enough God Book - A collection of essays connected with a single thread of life that is not mine alone but ours . . . and God's.

Just Enough God is a beautiful collection of essays by Joel R Carter. The separate pieces, woven together, will help you look within yourself and into the troubled world around you and find happiness, peace and God’s place within it all. 

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Henry Faulkner’s new series is off to a flying start with "Sprouting Wings"!  

In the first installment of the Alan Ericsson series, Faulkner tells the story of a young man and the start of his Navy flying career. You will be immersed into the lives of military men and women, witness their struggles and triumphs in everything from Flight Training to the attack on Pearl Harbor. Written with incredible detail and following historical fact closely, it is an intriguing tale of military life - and love - at the beginning of World War II.