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The Hidden Treasure of HVAC Services

by jimmy Malik

Generally, it's strongly advised that you decide on a seasoned contractor to install that replacement unit. An air-conditioning contractor is going to do a load calculation to fix the suitable central air-conditioning unit for your house. Also, you need a seasoned ac contractor to work out which capacity of the unit size your home requires. Also, you should address repairs whenever possible, a minor problem could become a significant issue that's a lot more costly than necessary. Standard air... more

Metal Like Me

by D. W. Saur

As a child, Vinny was unaware of his and his family’s difference but, as he got older, Vinny noticed that he was, in fact, not like other children. Because he was a metalhead, Vinny had a hard time making friends in elementary school. This changed as he entered middle school, where Vinny finally found friends who were metal like him. The group did not have an easy time as they were bullied or picked on for much of their first year. Tired of being viewed as different, Vinny came up with a plan to... more

The Curse of Purgatory Cove

by Pete A O'Donnell

There are ghosts waiting in the water. and Tom, a paperboy has met an old man who claims to be a 300-year-old pirate cursed to live on the land. Tom is trying to escape going to bordering school and he want's to sail to his dad in Florida. The old man says he'll help the paperboy by fixing his father's boat, but he wants Tom to do one thing for him. He must sail out on the night of the summer solstice and recover the pirate's treasure from the magical island of Tir-na_Nog.

Takes His Music with Him

by Coke Newell

In the shadow of Utah’s remote, sacred, and politically embattled Bears Ears National Monument unfolds a contemporary drama of conflict both internal and external. What begins as a story about one man’s search for his young son lost in the labyrinthine redrock canyons of southern Utah soon evolves into an intimate study of pride and prejudice, pitting its central characters against time, the elements, and themselves in a moving tale exploring themes of heritage (Mormon and Navajo), community, al... more

ALYCAT AND THE TOURNAMENT TUESDAY

by Alysson Foti Bourque

Can Alycat's brother, Bugsy, win his golf tournament without his lucky ball? Find out how Alycat's mistake turns into a valuable lesson for all in this fourth book of the award-winning Alycat series.

I Found Some Ancient Hieroglyphs

by J.R. LaMar

Come learn about the jolly world we live in. From Lost Angeles to Sydney and Cape Town to Split; a whole new world will unfold before your very eyes. A world where locks lose their power and yo-yo's can swing, where cities can walk, and cave walls can sing. Where countries have heart and heroes can fly, come open this world and give it a try.

Handy Howie's Day Off

by Lizz Howe

Join Handy Howie, the loveable mechanic, for an all-new adventure! Howie is always working hard and decides even he needs to take a break! So what happens when he tries to plan a fun day off with his boys?

Cycles of Norse Mythology

by Glenn Searfoss

Cycles of Norse Mythology comprises six cycles of 100+ interconnected stories that encompass the entire breadth of Norse Mythology. Targeted for a Young Adult to Adult audience, Cycles of Norse Mythology takes the reader on a thrilling exploration of the Norse Universe as the Gods and Giants are exposed in their complex interactions. From the creation of the world to its violent ending, this comprehensive re-imagining breathes life and modern relevance into the Norse gods and their foes, whil... more

Invisible Island

by PR Media Solutions LLC

The story is an adventure deriving from world catastrophic events that are far reaching and out of our power and capacity to control. Real or fantasy we all know that some people, places and things are simply just luckier than others are. This our possible future, story takes a person into and throughout the lives of a very magnificent and “hidden” existence. If catastrophic events occur as implied, fundamentally how well we unite, as a world is vital however, some choose to go an... more

Coffins of Tin

by JC Handy

Mitch McCasey is a troubled nineteen year old with a tragic past. Drafted into the US Army, Mitch is ordered to Viet Nam despite an exemption from combat duty. Bullied into service in the Da Nang Mortuary, he is confronted with handling mangled remains, the ever present stench, and constant reminders of how quick and frequently death arrives- the reality that he too might end up in a body bag. Befriended by a compassionate officer and back-woods farm boy, he struggles to maintain a semblance of ... more

Loukas and the Game of Chance

by Anthony L. Manna

While Loukas is playing his flute at the seawall one day, he befriends a mysterious talking, dancing snake that rewards him with fortune and favor. Some years later, tempted by greed and pride, Loukas loses all his riches and his family. He must now set off on a treacherous journey through a frightening forest filled with suspense and strange creatures to find Destiny, her son Ilion, the Sun, and her daughter Luna, the Moon. These celestial guardians will surely allow him to reverse his misfortu... more

The Righteous One

by Neil Perry Gordon

The Righteous One is the story of Moshe the cobbler, a gentle, sixty-year-old tzaddik—a righteous and saintly Jew—who is called upon to rekindle his divine connection to the Almighty in order to destroy the notorious New York gangster and rasha Solomon Blass, a man who uses his power of foreseeing events via his vivid dreams to advance his own financial interests. While Solomon and his son, Myron, seek to control much of Manhattan—its biggest businesses, its police department, and its city g... more

Wokeistan: A Novel

by Tony DiGerolamo

President Trump has just been inaugurated for the second time. The students at Upstate College are not happy. Led by one charismatic person of color, of African, Indigenous, Pan Asian descent who is a differently-abled Muslim-Atheist, they obliterate the college experience forever. Wokeistan is a satire: Politics, media, corporations, feminism and the relationships between men and women. In a world where anyone to the right of Fidel Castro is considered a fascist, one college professor will t... more

One Thousand-Eyed Spies: How Gopi Saved the White Island

by Tilly Turbet

One Thousand-Eyed Spies is a fantastical middle-grade children's story about Gopi, a hapless soldier who is tasked by his Queen with a quest to save the White Island. Gopi must cross an ocean, battle a sea dragon and deliver the heir to the Island to the Upper World and to safety until he is ready to return and fight for his legacy. Eleven years later and Nana tells her grandson Jag the story of the White Island and how it came to sink to the bottom of the sea. Jag soon realises that there is ... more

Mrs Keiller's Marmalade

by S M Boland

Mrs Keiller's Marmalade is a book about marmalade, the isolation of old age, respect for tradition and the pain of abandonment. Maggie Keiller is a fictional descendent of John Keiller, the last patriarch of Keiller marmalade, whose clan famously created the first ‘Dundee Marmalade’. She is married John's son Billy Keiller in 1909 but lost him in the same year to a storm which visited their small enclave of Auchobane, a village perched precociously on the Dundee coastline of North-East Scotland.... more

Postscript

by Barbara Avon

In the Fall of 1985, Jameson Brooks spends his days working for Frank's Moving. At night, he attempts to fill the void of an empty heart with one-night stands, fueled by alcoholic binges. Lina is a dancer, and a lonely spirit. She isn't interested in the advances of the handsome, yet rough rogue that lives above her. Her demons still follow her. Her abusive husband's ghost lingers, along with that of a very shady newspaper editor. When Lina disappears, love fuels James's drive to discover the tr... more

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