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Gateway Murders by Russell Warnberg

Detective Isaac Trader was looking for a quiet little place to end a long distinguished career in Manchester. He hoped he had found it when he was hired as a detective in one of Maine’s tranquil little towns for what he hoped would be a peaceful few years. Unfortunately for both Trader and this quaint […]

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Children of the Chieftain: Betrayed by Michael E Wills

When the town of Birka is raided by the most fearsome of Vikings, the Jomsviking, many of the people are captured. A group of orphans are forced to take action and lead their friends in a desperate attempt to rescue the captives. But not all of their allies are as loyal as they should be. […]

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Presence, Confidence and Personal Power by Meribeth Dayme

Your personal power and presence are vital parts of your communication. When you have the tools for developing these aspects of yourself, confidence follows. This is a book full of practical, easy to use, advice and exercises to help you become better at being yourself. Using concepts developed over years in the performing arts, Eastern […]

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Koolura and the Mystery at Camp Saddleback by Michael L. Thal

Koolura has the ability to teleport, levitate, heal, and even fly. But at Camp Saddleback, Koolura wakes up drained and powerless. Who or what has stolen her psychic powers? As Koolura searches for the truth about her power loss, she and the Chumash Girls have to deal with pranksters ruining their cabin and destroying their […]

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The GOD Soliloquy by Gopi Menon

Is GOD vindictive and judgemental? Is the World a place of punishment? “What if everything we have been taught to believe about this World and about GOD is all wrong?” Remember that all the holy books ever written about God and this World were written when people were ignorant of even the most basic laws […]

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Buckwheat’s Journey by Sandra M. Reed

The aura in the display case shifts and becomes animated, tense, mysterious and simply a nightmare. Dark shadows of rejection and isolation shroud Buckwheat. Something is amiss. The house is in disarray, and everyone is drawn into the unknown. The journey into the light begins. “We wear the mask that grins and lies. It hides […]

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Witnessing a Genocide by Weam Namou

In Witnessing a Genocide, Weam Namou shares her visit to Iraq in 2000, a journey where she embraced Easter with relatives, remembered her magical childhood in Baghdad, and enjoyed her ancestors’ town of Telkaif in Mosul. The trip, held dear to her heart and preserved through pictures of extravagant picnics, tours of ancient monasteries and […]

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South of Good by Randall Reneau

Forced out of the DEA after twenty years, Hardin Steel, Stainless to his close friends, has managed to get himself elected Sheriff of Cameron County, Texas. Twice divorced, with a bit of a drinking problem, he’s now dating Rory Roughton, a fiery sixth-generation Texan who’s as rich as she is beautiful—and hell-bent on keeping Steel […]

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The Abbey Cottage: A novel of the Australian colony

The Australian colony was a place where people struggled to survive at the edge of the known world. Nettie Abbey...

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Gracie’s Story: Fighting to Survive Breast Cancer

Brave Breast Cancer Survivor Reveals Her True, Inspiring Story In A Personal Memoir! Learn to Beat all the Odds and...

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