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  • The Amulet: WW1 Espionage at its Best

    by Clinton mhic Aonghais
    The little known account of the WW1 MI1 operative Jehanne Blanche and the discovery of an ancient amulet that set British, Germans, Ottomans, Jews and the Catholic Church on a collision course with destiny, while threatening the lives of all who come in contact with it. Written as an enthralling novel 'The Amulet' is a tale of intrigue, murder and espionage, supported by numerous photographs. It covers little known history that affected the politics and religious motivations of the time that cu... more

  • THE MISADVENTURES OF BUDDY JONES ISBN 9780991215461 (ebook)

    by DAVID MARGOLIS
    Buddy Jones is a redneck baby boomer, from Middleberg MO, a fictitious hamlet south of St Louis. He’s an alcoholic, a liar, a misogynist and a bigot; and yes, he’s a Donald Trump supporter. Buddy sets out for Atlanta to visit his estranged daughter, April, whom he has not seen for twenty-five years. On his journey, he meets an African American exterminator, a Sikh waiter, a Mexican hotel clerk, and a big momma bus driver, but not the white America that he prefers. When he arrives in Atlanta, he ... more

  • THE MISADVENTURES OF BUDDY JONES ISBN 9780991215454

    by DAVID MARGOLIS
    Buddy Jones is a redneck baby boomer, from Middleberg MO, a fictitious hamlet south of St Louis. He’s an alcoholic, a liar, a misogynist and a bigot; and yes, he’s a Donald Trump supporter. Buddy sets out for Atlanta to visit his estranged daughter, April, whom he has not seen for twenty-five years. On his journey, he meets an African American exterminator, a Sikh waiter, a Mexican hotel clerk, and a big momma bus driver, but not the white America that he prefers. When he arrives in Atlanta, he ... more

  • Sisters of the Soul

    by Kristin Fulton
    Sisters of the Soul is an epic tale that spans over sixty years in the lives of Elizabeth Dumond and Sophie Washington. The story crosses the Continent of North America, starting at Sweetbrier Plantation in Louisiana and ending in San Francisco, California, with an interlude at Vancouver Island, Canada. Like petals on a flower, the story unfolds as different characters narrate the sometimes violent and tumultuous life events. Sisters of the Soul touches on themes of slavery, friendship, romance,... more

  • The Sugar Merchant

    by James Hutson-Wiley
    When Thomas’s family is annihilated in a raid, his life changes forever. Wandering for days, starving and hopeless, he is rescued by a monk and is taken to live at the abbey of Eynsham. There he receives a curious education, training to be a scholar, a merchant and a spy. His mission: to develop commerce in Muslim lands and dispatch vital information to the Holy See. His perilous adventures during the 11th century’s commercial revolution will take him far from his cloistered life to the great ... more

  • My Juxtaposition: Not Just Another Willy Loman

    by J. F. Krizan

    A child five years old does not normally ponder how he would learn "all the stuff" needed to be loved by a family that he would create far in the future, become a role model like his kindergarten teacher Mrs. Clark, or be a true friend to some of those that he would meet much later.

    How that happens is unique to all of us. For one young boy it was a fortunate set of circumstances that built a foundation of experience, education and values, which provided him with opportunities... more

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  • Revenge

    by J. Brinkley
    Baltimore college student, Brooklyn Taylor finds herself falling in love with a student who loves the streets more than anything else. Brooklyn begs Tyrell to change his lifestyle, but the more she pleads, the more distant he becomes. When Brooklyn discovers she is pregnant she is elated, but it quickly turns to devastation when she finds out her child's father is on his way to prison. Brooklyn begins to question her love for Tyrell and her future with him. When she makes the decision to stand b... more

  • Five Fathoms Beneath

    by J.R. Alcyone
    Five Fathoms Beneath is an emotionally engaging, thought-provoking, and life-affirming novel about suicide, the invisibility of mental illness, fathers and sons, and crafting a meaning from the meaningless. If Ambrose Serafeim's life is not quite perfect, then it's very good--he lives in a picturesque city by the ocean, he has a lovely fiancée, and he is well on his way to fulfilling his childhood dream of becoming a cardiologist. Brose owes no small part of his station in life to his famous ... more

  • The Outlandish and the Ego

    by O. Ryan Hussain

    The Outlandish and the Ego is the first in a new genre of literature: political erotica. This wild and comical satire follows two parallel stories that ultimately converge and blend into a new American reality.

    One side of The Outlandish and the Ego plays out with the Aide, who relentlessly seeks to maintain his power as he maneuvers his president for reelection. The Aide's ruthless appetite for victory comes to life in the form of wife swapping, partnering with a corporation hungry... more

  • Betrayal on Aruba Winds

    by Tracy Novinger
    At 31, competent Alissia Aruba Saxton is destroying her life at work and alienating her fiancé. She believes her problems are rooted in her past.. Although she thinks she spent her childhood in paradise, there were also dark secrets. Two of them cause her great guilt.. She drops everything and runs back to Aruba for answers. Her family's island life was saturated with the legacy left by WWII. This novel is a sweeping historical epic that explores themes of memory, guilt and responsibility while ... more

  • Paris Postcards

    by Guy Thomas Hibbert
    The unique sights, smells and sounds of the famous city are the luminous backdrop to these eleven tales whose colourful characters are lured to the City of Light and Love, like moths to a flame. A young waiter leaves the French countryside in search of fame and fortune. A single woman leaves her home country behind in a last chance search for meaning and love. In German occupied Paris an officer is lodged in the house of a defiant young Frenchwoman. The extravagance and glamour of café society m... more

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  • Mandatory Release

    by Jess Riley
    Thirty-year-old Graham Finch spends his days trying to rehabilitate inmates and his nights trying to rehabilitate his heart--until a new coworker, his high school crush Drew Daniels, walks through the prison gates one hot summer morning. Drew is on the run from a painful past that's nearly crushed her faith in love. Together, they might have just what it takes to mend their hearts. If only finding their way to one another were easier than working with convicted felons. Loaded with twisted hum... more

  • All the Lonely People

    by Jess Riley
    After losing her beloved mother to cancer, 37-year-old Jaime Collins must confront the ugly fact that she and her siblings don't actually like one another. At all. Fueled by grief and an epic argument at Thanksgiving dinner, Jaime decides to divorce her brother and sister and posts an ad on Craigslist for a new family with whom to share Christmas dinner. What happens next is a heartwarming, funny, and surprising journey to forgiveness and healing. Is blood really thicker than water? What make... more

  • Frank Vaughn Killed by His Mom

    by D. Krauss
    It’s summer, 1965. School's out and Butch's birthday is in a few weeks. Perfect; three months of freeze tag, hide and seek and riding his bike way past dark. Well, maybe not completely perfect — Frank Vaughn, a classmate, is beaten to death by his crazy mother for leaving a report card at school. On top of that, Dad is touchier than ever and Mom sadder, so best to hide out next door with his best friend Tommy reading X-Men and hoping for that birthday GI Joe. But in one night, Butch's summer e... more

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