SOUL OF JUBIE WALKER by D. Davidson – R. Marcano
An entity between two worlds is haunting fifteen-year-old Jubie Walker. This restless spirit of a soldier who died during World War II seeks to claim back his reincarnated soul from Jubie Walker. Jubie is plagued almost nightly with horrible dreams that stem from the last living days of Sergeant Reese Cochran.
About A Carpet of Violets and Clover
A Carpet of Violets & Clover is an ode to sensitivity and soulfulness. The multi-faceted Jenny Zimmer shares a lovely collection of short stories, personal essays and poetry. The short stories started with her fascination for flash fiction. The essays stem from personal experiences or observations. A love for nature has inspired many of the poems and haiku.
Jenny indeed finds joy in nature and loves life.
She has condensed a small essence of her self and soul in these heartfelt and diverse literary pieces that will make you smile, tear up, laugh and most importantly, feel alive. The author makes sure you will not put down this book without feeling inspired.
About THE MASTER KEY TO SUCCESS FOR WOMEN (Mastery of Abundant Living Books Book 2)
The original writing by Charles F. Hannel targeted the male gender, as in the early 1900s, most of the workforce was male. However, this is no longer the case in the United States and other countries worldwide. With so many women in the workforce and building businesses, “The Master Key to Success for Women” has been made more relevant to the female gender. Goldwell desires to help women toward self-empowerment so they can succeed in any field they choose, just as their counterparts have done for decades.
The original writing has been updated to include the female gender, addressing their specific needs and concerns. For example, the original Master Key System addressed a man’s ability to build promising careers and businesses. The new master key to success system addresses a woman’s need to create healthy relationships, make their dreams become a reality, and upgrade their financial status. This system is also intended to be a supplemental tool to help women build a healthy relationship with themselves as a woman.
The keys to success address women and how they can use the master key to build their lives and businesses. This unique writing aims to give women a better understanding of the master key system and how they can use it to upgrade their lives and businesses.
Goldwell has included the complete contents of his book, “Get Rid of Fear in 3 Minutes.” Goldwell believes that before any Significant advances can be made in the Law of Abundance that one must shed any fears, they have to maintain a higher vibration that will attract their most fantastic wishes.
Claim a copy right now to begin a new and exciting life of abundance.
About Victory at Hawaii, December 1941: America Defeats the Japanese Attack on Pearl Harbor: A History Time Traveler Adventure
What if earlier in 1941, the United States had specific intelligence about the upcoming Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor and had acted upon this information?
In this exciting new novella, Victory at Hawaii: America Defeats the Japanese Attack on Pearl Harbor, by Frank Jefferson,
a time traveler goes back to 1941 to warn President Roosevelt and his military leaders about the upcoming attack on Pearl Harbor. Read this compelling page-turner to see if President Roosevelt and his advisors believe him and act on this information, and see how the Pacific War could have worked out differently.
In Victory at Hawaii: America Defeats the Japanese Attack on Pearl Harbor- the decades old question is discussed-how could the US be so surprised and defeated on December 7, 1941 by the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor? And just six months later, in June 1942, the US Navy deals a crushing blow to the Japanese Fleet at the Battle of Midway? But what if earlier in 1941, America had specific intelligence about the upcoming Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor and had acted on it?
Could we then have inflicted a “Midway like” defeat on the Japanese at Pearl Harbor?
In Victory at Hawaii, December 1941: America Defeats the Japanese Attack on Pearl Harbor, these tantalizing “What ifs”
are finally explored in this fun new novella.
About Baker’s Dozen
Her bakery is going to the dogs!
Abused and abandoned by her former owners, the unadoptable boxer, Baker, finds a safe haven at Pretty Paws, the only no-kill shelter in town. But when she’s scared, she can’t help defending herself, even from the people who want to help her.
Dumped by her cheating fiancé and mourning the loss of her mother to cancer, Maeve dreams of opening a bakery. But the only way she can afford that is to win a baking contest. Too bad her high school nemesis has entered too, and is using her rich daddy’s money to stack the deck against Maeve.
When Maeve stops by Pretty Paws, Baker chooses the best batch of pastries with her super sensitive nose. It’s not exactly love at first sight, but when Maeve learns that time is almost up on Baker’s stay at the shelter, she agrees to take her home for a couple of weeks, to reset the clock.
Can Maeve and Baker learn to trust each other, or will life find a way to crush their hopes for a fresh start?
Baker’s Dozen is the first book in The Soul Mutts Series, heartwarming stories of lost dogs finding new homes with the humans they were born to heal.
About The Voidwalker Collection: The Voidwalker Novellas 1-8
Welcome to the manor, where parties with only the finest food and most interesting of people are held. But is this place a paradise or a trap? Are the people here friends or enemies? Is it even real? The Voidwalker Collection packages all eight parts of The Voidwalker Novellas series into one combined edition complete with new cover art, a preface, and some additional sketch artwork not included in the original Kindle editions of the novellas. This is a cerebral adventure that you won’t want to skip.
About Paper Targets – Art Can Be Murder
New Noir. Art, math, obsession, and greed. An artist who confesses to murders through her drawings, and a stuttering computer criminal, have their paths collide while both are struggling to make amends for their past failures. Part Montana wilderness, part techno, and part desperate love, Paper Targets is a story of confessions. But more than crime, Paper Targets is infused with nature and solitude and unpacks questions about why people sometimes do bad things. Based on the actual fringe events of two of the world’s largest criminal frauds: the collapse of WorldCom and Enron. Enzi, a drop-out and drifting runaway becomes a criminal computer hacker who then falls in love with Kaori, an artist. When Kaori later confesses through her paintings to a double murder, Enzi starts questioning everything he has ever done. But as Enzi tries to extricate himself from the violent men with whom he has become indebted, he is pressured to keep “pounding code.” While Enzi plans his escape, he is forced to look inside for answers about his motivations.
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About Swords & Riches By Chad Shenberger
An exciting adventure story with strong Christian values.
In the world of Zera, even a simple journey can hold the promise of becoming a great adventure.
Sometimes God uses adversity as a way to make us mature. Alastor finds this out the hard way when he becomes separated from his father after an accident. With the only way for him to reunite with his father being to travel across the continent, he must race against the clock and arrive before the end of a strict deadline.
A long and difficult journey awaits him. He is forced to confront physical exhaustion, mental confusion, and a host of unknown dangers that seek to destroy him. In the midst of these trials, he meets new friends and mentors that give him insight into important Christian values. With their encouragement, he gains the strength of character to never give up and learns that no matter how hopeless the situation may seem, he must trust the Lord’s guidance to see him through.
Despite the challenges he may face, Alastor is sure that he can reach his destination in time. And perhaps with a bit of luck, learn what it means to be a man along the way.
All things work together for good for those who are called according to His purpose.
Rescuing Honey and Her Family by Miranda Rose Barker
A Heartwarming Dog Survival Story & Hope for a Family
Daisy starts noticing tension growing at home from the demands of work that put her family under pressure. She knows that she and her husband Jon have been drifting apart in their relationship. She realizes that they need to do something about it soon.
And now the situation has started to affect Lyla, their ten-year-old daughter, who is becoming increasingly distant, spending more time alone in her room.
“Jon felt the same as she did. He wanted things to get back to normal. He wanted the good old days to come back.
How could they make this happen, though? It had weighed on his mind.
That was when he came up with his idea. He wanted to surprise Daisy and Lyla with his plan. When they were eating dinner together one day, he told them what he had been planning, now that everything was in place.
“So,” he said, looking from one to the other. “I’ve been thinking.”
Both looked at him. He had their attention.”
With engaging storytelling, and a clear narrative style the author takes you on a captivating journey of a family and a courageous dog they meet, as destiny has some surprises in store for all of them.
How would they react to his plan? Will it even work?
Find out when you read Rescuing Honey and Her Family.
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About Featured Book: The Legend Is Born by Gerald R. Knight
This free book is an introduction to the series Legends of Ḷainjin
This faraway, pre-contact story begins with Helkena, a young, still untattooed girl enduring a typhoon crashing over the only island she has ever known. Her home is Wōtto, one of the dry, windswept atolls of the northern Marshall Islands. The newborn infant Ḷainjin has just been entrusted to her care by his mother, who has sailed her fleet of proas into the open ocean to save them from certain destruction.
Helkena, having barely survived the storm, must now travel to Naṃdik, a wet atoll in the southern rain belt of the Rālik Chain. As Ḷainjin’s surrogate mother, she will sail with the infant by outrigger canoe in the company of his maternal grandfathers. These kind men had recently helped the Wōtto Islanders overcome the terrible drought that typically follows a typhoon. With the trade-wind season approaching, it’s soon time to complete their voyage. The grandfathers begin teaching Helkena the traditional navigational arts along the way.
Her goal is to get her tattoos on Naṃdik and, in time, to find a man there to take home to Wōtto. She will need help to manage her matrilineally inherited lands, and she is related to most men in that small, dry world. But will she entice a man from the lush south to her barren desert island?
Far from being a simple story, this colorful, romantic tale presents a surprising background to the lovemaking culture of the Marshall Islands. It also reveals the early years of young Ḷainjin, the hero of the Legends of Ḷainjin historical literary fiction series.
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Rescuing Honey and Family by Miranda Rose Barker
A Heartwarming Dog Survival Story & Hope for a Family
Daisy starts noticing tension growing at home from the demands of work that put her family under pressure. She knows that she and her husband Jon have been drifting apart in their relationship. She realizes that they need to do something about it soon.
And now the situation has started to affect Lyla, their ten-year-old daughter, who is becoming increasingly distant, spending more time alone in her room.
“Jon felt the same as she did. He wanted things to get back to normal. He wanted the good old days to come back.
How could they make this happen, though? It had weighed on his mind.
That was when he came up with his idea. He wanted to surprise Daisy and Lyla with his plan. When they were eating dinner together one day, he told them what he had been planning, now that everything was in place.
“So,” he said, looking from one to the other. “I’ve been thinking.”
Both looked at him. He had their attention.”
With engaging storytelling, and a clear narrative style the author takes you on a captivating journey of a family and a courageous dog they meet, as destiny has some surprises in store for all of them.
How would they react to his plan? Will it even work?
Find out when you read Rescuing Honey and Family.
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A Better Heart by Chuck Augello
“Lively, engrossing, fast paced, and spot on when it comes to nailing what’s wrong with animal abuse but in a realistic, not preachy way. A great read, a great beach novel.”
Ingrid Newkirk, founder, People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA), NY Times Bestselling Author of AnimalKind
For aspiring indie filmmaker Kevin Stacey, it’s another day on the set of his first film, but when his estranged father, a failed Hollywood actor, arrives unexpectedly with a bundle of cash, a gun, and a stolen capuchin monkey, he’s propelled toward the journey that will change his life.
The monkey, Henry, has been liberated from a research lab by animal rights activists. Inspired by his friend Veronica to reevaluate his relationship with other species, Kevin learns about the pain and suffering inflicted on lab animals as he forges a bond with the capuchin. When father and son embark on a road trip with Henry, Kevin is caught between the egocentric father who abandoned him and the temperamental monkey whose fate is in his hands. With both the FBI and his mother’s ghost watching, will Kevin risk his career and his father’s freedom to bring the stolen monkey to safety?
A heartbreaking yet comic family drama, A Better Heart examines the human-animal bond and the bonds between fathers and sons, challenging readers to explore their beliefs about the treatment of non-human species.
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About An Expedition to the Unknown Land: The Journal of Friar Miquel de La
We Explore and Conquer For God, Glory, Gold
This story is built around excerpts from the recently discovered journal of Fray Miguel De La Garza as he recorded the events that took place during travels to explore an unknown territory. The expedition was made at the request of then New Mexico Governor Don Pedro de Peralta.
The history of the Southwest is full of untold stories and as a historian I believe that all stories should be told. We may never know all the people and incidents that made the Southwest what it was and what it became. The people who originally lived along the Rio Grande and the Pecos River left us some records, but many of those peoples were decimated by their encounters with Europeans. The clash of cultures that took place made for situations that often looked much like the ones contained in the book.
About BRICKS
In the 1970s seaside town of Largo, Florida, a teenager discovers why his mom called his first real girlfriend a “brick shit house”.
Based on (sometimes faulty) recollections of real events, BRICKS is a memoir of sorts that introduces young readers of today to a place where their forebears lived when THEY were that age: where children were turning into adults, hormones raged, school was a drag, and where a double standard applied as between girls and boys – especially when it comes to sex.
BRICKS is the 1970s version of the age-old tale where emerging adults and emerging love both learn to meet the challenges of an adult world.
About Tempest in a Teacup: My Homage to Milan Kundera and Leonard Cohen
How does one exist in the world: do you live your life according to a single ideal or by trial-and-error, seeking a diverse spiral of experiences? This dichotomy plays out everywhere and especially in human relationships. In “Tempest in a Teacup” six characters, each with a different way of being—Destiny, Great Love, Power, Obligation, Pleasure, Beauty—come together in a series of events revolving around a corporate function. As the characters collide, the viability of each way is questioned in their alternating viewpoints. Each narrator is unreliable – but then which one of us is ever a reliable narrator?
The idea for this story was born out of “Dictionary of Misunderstood Words” in Milan Kundera’s The Unbearable Lightness of Being. From the day I first read him, I was fascinated with Kundera’s characters representing different how-to-exist-in-the-world ideas. But as I tried to fill these existential characters with flesh and blood and guilt and longing and all the internal cracks that make us human, another influence crept in. I love Leonard Cohen’s songs and poetry. I don’t know anyone who expressed the pain and the healing power of our relationships as well as he did. On the surface, these two men couldn’t be more different: a cool, humorous, almost rational dissection vs. broken, passionate, spiritual longing. And yet I saw more similarities than differences: from separate viewpoints, they shone a light on both our alienation and the grace of connections that eclipse our selves. They don’t need my homage, but I wanted to thank these remarkable artists for giving me shelter and light when all other lights went out.
From the BlueInk review: “Bell’s characters are genuinely enjoyable, and the themes – love, art, passion, identity – are thoughtfully and provocatively explored in a work that offers many rewards.”
The Portrait Painter by Fraser Oz
Mind-reading is dangerous.
Telling people what you see can prove fatal.
Justin Gates is the Portrait Painter. He studies people’s faces for a living. Sometimes he sees behind their eyes, inside their minds, discovering things even they cannot see. Things about the future. Handling such insights isn’t easy. It often leads to trouble.
Imagine knowing that a certain airplane is going to crash, or an entire city is to be wiped out. Should you warn people? Will they believe you? What happens if they don’t? Might they turn against you? If so, how?
Could you tell an investor that he is going bankrupt? An accused terrorist that he will be found guilty? A President that he is going to lose an election?
Justin faces all these issues, and more, in this tale of a child who grows up into a man and learns to live with the gift of seeing tomorrow. But there are two futures he cannot see: those of himself and the woman he loves.
About Featured Book: Espresso Martini by Greg James Coppin
All Clem Wolfson – cad, bounder and knave of Piccadilly – wants is to romance the beautiful and mysterious Caroline. But fate appears to have other ideas for him. So he decides to whisk the lady off to stunning Sorrento. But now he’s mixed up with a priceless, vintage collector's item. An item that seemingly half the world wants – and quite a few of them are prepared to do almost anything to get it. Which does not bode at all well for Clem…
In Clem Wolfson’s first full-length novel, delight in a tale of humour, romance and fiendish skulduggery, all wrapped in an idyllic sheen of continental glamour.
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HARRINGTON’S VALLEY by Darrel Rachel
Reminiscent of Lonesome Dove, Cold Mountain and Gone With The Wind, Harrington’s Valley weaves together the lives of three people from very different backgrounds as they embark on an epic journey from the ruins of the defeated South, through the majestic Rocky Mountains, and to the valleys of northeast Oregon. James McKane struggles with the loss of his way of life, his family, and the prejudices of his upbringing. Kate McKane, a woman left on her own, struggles against greed and corruption on the Oregon frontier. Wilford Johnson, a black mountain man, knows the sting of the white people’s prejudices. This unlikely alliance must battle against the forces of nature, prejudices within, and the evil and treachery of men in order to leave a past filled with heartache and despair to triumph against overwhelming odds.Reminiscent of Lonesome Dove, Cold Mountain and Gone With The Wind, Harrington’s Valley weaves together the lives of three people from very different backgrounds as they embark on an epic journey from the ruins of the defeated South, through the majestic Rocky Mountains, and to the valleys of northeast Oregon. James McKane struggles with the loss of his way of life, his family, and the prejudices of his upbringing. Kate McKane, a woman left on her own, struggles against greed and corruption on the Oregon frontier. Wilford Johnson, a black mountain man, knows the sting of the white people’s prejudices. This unlikely alliance must battle against the forces of nature, prejudices within, and the evil and treachery of men in order to leave a past filled with heartache and despair to triumph against overwhelming odds.
Starting Over Far Away by Linda B. Myers
1921. THE ALASKA TERRITORY
Nurse Leona Herkimer arrives in the Tlingit village of Hoonah to help the tribe through frontier plagues and wilderness calamities. Together, she and teacher Ivy Bolton face misfortune, threats to their patients and students, roughhewn men and wildlife. Yet, Leona’s greatest peril is her own past’s hold on her.
1946. WASHINGTON’S OLYMPIC PENINSULA
Ivy, now a senior with attitude, befriends a young amputee fresh from war. She becomes his support through mental and physical recovery. Over lemonade and macaroons on the front porch, Ivy tells him a story of a past he never knew.
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About Nothing Man: A tender and humorous quest for a fresh start
One man in need of an overhaul. Two women determined to drag him there.
Neville Watkin’s life is so dismal surely things can’t get any worse. Yes they can, because his wife leaves him, he loses his job, has a car crash and ends up in hospital.
Feisty Laura, the other party in the car crash, befriends him and sets out to turn his life upside down. For reasons he struggles to understand, Caroline, her equally feisty mother, seems to like him. Rather a lot.
All in all things are looking up, but is Neville courageous enough to seize these new opportunities?
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