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Can’t Beat Them, Join Them @ The boardroom by Pelly Kraft

Change is sweet, anything is possible with just a minimum Interest… Where game changers are involved there’s no need Waiting to be inspired some day, follow their trend, they are self motivated, courage amidst tough times and succeed where others have failed, you can too… Such words of inspiration pervade Pelly Kraft’s singular new book, […]

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FYI by Kirsten Petroschke

Just more than three decades ago I worked for a company where someone decided that I needed to experience what was concealed within a device. It was while I was at my workplace one evening that this individual met with an acquaintance of his, who had on him a device that could forever change my life. I […]

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Elephant Stew by Neil A. Ewart

It started off like any other day but after overhearing a conversation between his mum and dad this imaginative little boy spent all day wondering if what he had heard was true. Could he really be having Elephant Stew? Get this Book from Amazon “I LOVE THIS BOOK” Five Star Review on Amazon By Mrs. E. […]

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The Pandemic Preparedness Guide by Kenneth R McClelland

A book to give readers a better understanding of Flu and Ebola viruses, what a pandemic is, and what things will look like when it begins. Get this Book from Amazon “He Should Have a Talk Radio Show!” Five Star Review on Amazon By Ryan Chamberlin As a professor at medical school, and author of three […]

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Necromancer by Graeme Ing

A primeval fiend is loose in the ancient metropolis of Malkandrah, intent on burning it to a wasteland. The city’s leaders stand idly by and the sorcerers that once protected the people are long gone. Maldren, a young necromancer, is the only person brave enough to stand against the creature. Instead of help from the […]

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Forbidden Fruit by Damon Johnson

Love is universally accepted as the one thing that connects us all as humans. Be it an innocent feeling of admiration, or a deep passionate longing, love can often lead to lustful thoughts of desire. Vulnerable, we blindly pursue the urge that permeates our souls as we become entangled in a whirlwind of emotions where […]

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Meditation: Body Bliss & Inner Glow by Katrin Jonas

In her book “Meditation: Body Bliss & Inner Glow”, Katrin uses 48 questions asked by her clients, to set out a natural and down-to-earth approach to meditation. “Imagine our body could talk about meditation …,” is how she describes the book’s approach, and being dedicated to human physiology, Katrin looks at meditation practise from a […]

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South of France: Sex, Love and Lies: Vol. 1 by Nick de Stacpoole

Leo’s an expat Brit renovating houses in the South of France. When he has a near collision with Sophia whilst out jet skiing he downs his tools to spend a steamy couple of days with the sizzling hot Parisienne. Sophia’s easy when it comes to dropping her knickers, but in all other respects she’s tricky […]

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Healing Wisdom for a Wounded World by Weam Namou

Life has an odd way of bringing to you what you need when you need it most. Author Weam Namou learns this through her experience with Lynn Andrews shamanic school. When one day Namou sits down to write her next book, she feels resistance in her fingertips and a void in her spirit. She soon […]

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Asylum: A Mystery by Jeannette de Beauvoir

Martine LeDuc is the director of PR for the mayor’s office in Montreal. When four women are found brutally murdered and shockingly posed on park benches throughout the city over several months, Martine’s boss fears a PR disaster for the still busy tourist season, and Martine is now also tasked with acting as liaison between […]

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