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Dinosorcerers

by Nathan Milner

Nine-year-old Charlie Appleday, curious to expand his already-expansive knowledge of dinosaurs, sneaks into a museum’s restricted area and encounters Beeon, a member of an ancient group of dinosaur wizards called dinosorcerers. Beeon believes Charlie may have the ability to reunite him, at last, with the dinosaurs who were magically transported to another planet 65 million years ago and saved from extinction.Charlie winds up contacting an ambitious and ruthless dinosorcerer, who, upon learning t... more

Sealed with a Twist

by V. A. Givens

Her friends were turning against her. Her rival was taking over her life. Her mind had been warped by a gypsy curse...and she still can't get a date. In her quest for true love, Ricki Nichols had been ready to give her all. Now she has to fight to get it back.

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

Body of Knowledge

by A M Matthews

After years of working for other biotechnology companies, Susan Glasser has achieved her dream and opened her own research laboratory in the San Francisco Bay Area. Following numerous unsuccessful trials, she has finally gotten a positive result from a new biologic she is testing. But before she can assess her discovery, this brilliant but socially awkward research scientist finds her life upended by a series of unrelated events. Forced to confront and deal with problems well outside her areas o... more

Mr. Pizza

by J. F. Pandolfi

Most people make at least one really harebrained decision in their life. Tony Piza is no exception. It’s 1973, and Tony decides he needs a carefree year off after college—with pay. To the shock of his tight-knit family and closest friends, he postpones law school and talks his way into a job teaching sixth grade at a Catholic school in Staten Island, N. Y. A paid vacation if ever there was one! Yeah, right. Say hi to the Moby Dick of miscalculations. His pathetic effort is making h... more

kerala wedding photography

by Jonathan Roger

Wedding photography is crucial in each wedding. The wedding picture takers will get the memory. The wedding photographs gotten by Wedding Photography Kerala will relate the superb story of the wedding. Wedding photographs are the most ideal approach to exhibit your wedding minutes to the sidekicks, family, kids and grandchildren. There are a few wedding picture takers are open in Kerala. The image takers will get the photos of the couple rather than the standard displayed pictures. So reliably f... more

Wedding photography Trivandrum

by Jonathan Roger

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by Albin Benny

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Crossed That Bridge

by Maria Luhrs-Ruban

Giovanni "Johnny" Baccaro survived a horrible hit and run almost two years ago, and managed to get through his depression and live his life. His large, close-knit family gives him the strength and determination to tackle whatever is in his path. Johnny is a well-rounded individual with a successful career. He possesses a love of lollipops, has an obsession with his Camaro and adores his dog, Charlie. His one major flaw is his heavy smoking habit. When he meets Annie McNeal, roma... more

The Earl in Black Armor / 978-0-9967281-8-8

by Nancy Blanton

In the years preceding the Great Irish Rebellion of 1641, an Irish clansman goes to Dublin Castle to spy on the English Lord Deputy Thomas Wentworth, who plans to seize clan properties and establish an English-only plantation. A woman at the castle also spies on Wentworth, but for very personal reasons. Together they discover Wentworth’s true plan, more terrible than anyone imagines, involving political and religious intrigue in the service of King Charles I. Their common mission binds them and ... more

An Eternity in a Moment

by Kelly Carothers

Dr. Erin Pryce is an accomplished ER physician in Boston who must face the painful past she's tried to escape from when her best friend, Jenna Godfrey, is diagnosed with terminal cancer. Jenna still lives in New Dublin, Wisconsin, the small town they grew up in--a town Erin vowed she would never return to. But now she has no choice. Jenna needs her. And then everything Erin thought she knew is turned upside down in New Dublin, especially when she crosses paths with Luke Mathis, a detective who h... more

Tory Roof

by Jill C. Baker

Tory Roof is the first book in the Sutherland Series -- historical fiction with a touch of paranormal. Parallel plots unfold in the course of a year, linking the present day with 1765. This is very much a woman's story that pits logic against longing, unfolding autumn to autumn against a rich New England backdrop. Sarah Sutherland didn’t go looking for the adventure that engulfed her. She was a modern woman -- a mom and real estate agent, who accepted her routine life -- until she encountere... more

Profound and Perfect Things

by Maribel Garcia

The Interview

by Roger Spielmann

What would you do if you had the chance to hang out with Jesus Christ for twenty-four hours in the present day? What questions would you ask him? The meaning of life? What happens after you die? Did God really write a book? That's the situation the narrator of The Interview found himself in. Christ comes back to earth for twenty-four hours to be interviewed so that he can 'set the record straight' about all the claims and beliefs that have gone on in his name over the past two thousand years... more

The Port Elspeth Jewelry Making Club

by Holly Tierney-Bedord

The Woman America Loves a Latte