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The Revenge of Zachariah Kermit Higgins

by A. S. Wood

Seventh grader girls, Billie and Gem, fall for the guys of their dreams, Chad and Samson, on Facebook. As it turns out, these guys are none other than scrawny Zachariah, the classmate they have been bullying at school for months. Zach's quest for revenge by creating the online deception becomes a big confused knot that isn't working out like he planned, leading to unexpected outcomes.

Lucky is Running Away

by William M Grigg

A 14-year-old boy who regards himself as the dumb member of a family of business and political achievers runs from home in a stolen run-about, fakes his own death and thinks he's clear. But a Manson-type gang seizes him and so begin a series of bizarre experiences. He escapes again, accidentally killing the gang leader. Eventually he finds joy working on a square-sailed duplicate of a Coast Guard pursuit ship now carrying vacationers. When he saves the life of a fellow crew member, the publi... more

In His Eyes

by Stephenia H. McGee

Her heart sought shelter. Her soul found home. Ella Whitaker rescues a newborn from the dying arms of a woman of ill repute and at long last she has someone to love. In need of a wet nurse, she arrives at Belmont Plantation just as Federal soldiers demand to speak to the owner. Thinking quickly, Ella masquerades as a Yankee officer's widow in order to have a roof over her head and a home for the child. Major Westley Remington has dedicated his life to serving his country. The Civil War ha... more

Catching Infinity

by Jacqueline Koay

A 75,000-word novel about Alice who emerged from her childhood adventures Through The Looking Glass as a dark and damaged twenty-year-old postgraduate student at Oxford University who could manipulate world events using the mathematics she learned as a child in Wonderland. Deprived of a natural childhood Alice had no conscience. In her quest to become a human being she selected the gorgeous (but married) Cape Town University Physics Professor, PW Vanderleyden, to enable her to experience the ... more

The Transmigrant

by Kristi Saare Duarte

The year is AD 8. In the backwaters of Galilee, the twelve-year-old carpenter Yeshua nourishes an impossible dream—to become a rabbi. When a Buddhist pilgrim tells him about a country called Sindh where anyone can be a monk, Yeshua’s hope is kindled. He joins a camel caravan and sets off on a thousand-mile journey on the Silk Road into the unknown. Guided by the words of the Buddha and Krishna, but crippled by a stubborn reluctance to obey rules, Yeshua stumbles from temple to tem... more

Red White & Coup

by John M. Busher

Red White and Coup tells the story of “Russia's Next Puppet Regime” Russia's first mass market reality game show. Vladimir Vladimir, the President of the Russian Federation personally “recruits” the President of the United States, a reality game show star, to host the show where billions of viewers fervently watch and vote for contestants who battle each other in feats of tyranny, sabotage and subterfuge, to become the next leader Russia secretly installs, through a coup, election fraud or other... more

Sleeping Moose Saga

by Atwood Cutting

SLEEPING MOOSE SAGA Part One: "Where the Moose Slept"- A flower child from Hawaii and a soldier from Vietnam meet in Alaska in the 1970's, and homestead on a remote mountain. Although initially they have the full support of a pair of "salt of the earth" cowboys, after the old timers depart, the newlyweds must face the difficulties of weather, transportation, and a cluster of anarchistic neighbors, on their own. Part Two: "The Winter of '79"- Journal entries and letters from the isolated, cab... more

The Academic Papers UK

by Albert Barkley

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Seven Years Gone: Undefinable

by Liz Iavorschi-Braun

Book two of the Seven Years Gone series ~Undefinable Release date: June 15, 2017

Seven Years Gone: Undesirable

by Liz Iavorschi-Braun

Five generations after world leaders engineer a virus to decimate the population and keep it under control, life continues as normal for those living in The Society. They are divided into classes and go about their lives because it is all they know. The genetically fortunate become rulers, while those labeled undesirable are never seen again. Torn between her obligation to The Society that she was raised in and a desire to choose her own fate, Ginger takes a chance and risks it all to cross a va... more

Phoenix Fly: Poetry of Self-Liberation

by Magdalene Banks

The legend of the Phoenix is molded deep into mankind's history. While it may seem like a child's fairy tale creature, the Phoenix represents much more to peoples who have triumphed their adversaries and pain. To rise above their own ashes, and ascend into the sky. This is the poetry of, an alive and breathing Phoenix. From my inner healing, to yours.

Lucky or Not, Here I come

by Gerry Orz

This story is about John Wilson who has no talents or aspirations. He is certain that he will never live up to his parents’ expectations. He’s forever stuck in the shadows of his quarterback older brother and his multi-talented younger sister. However, just as he comes to accept his dull existence, a series of both extraordinary and devastating events changes John’s life forever. John goes on a journey that turns out to be anything but ordinary as he embraces his own destiny in this adventurous ... more

Animiximals

by Crystal Wenger

Animiximals is a children's book that has amazing and imaginative illustrations which brings to life a mix of never before discovered animals. This books rhymes are creative, humorous and fun to read and entertaining for all ages! These amusing characters are silly and quite unique. Take a peek to find out what normal animals turn out to be when a little imagination finds them.

Fore Play

by Linda Sheehan

A company of spineless, scheming men try to gouge a California country club for every penny it’s worth in Sheehan’s seamy, steamy comedy of errors.

Seven Noble Knights

by Jessica Knauss

Spain, 974. Gonzalo, a brave but hotheaded knight, unwittingly provokes tragedy at his uncle's wedding to beautiful young noblewoman Lambra: the adored cousin of the bride dead, his teeth scattered across the riverbank. Coveting his family's wealth and power, Lambra sends Gonzalo's father into enemy territory to be beheaded, unleashing a revenge that devastates Castile for a generation. A new hero, Mudarra, rises out of the ashes of Gonzalo's once great family. Raised as a warrior in the opu... more

Nicola's Leg

by Natacha Pavlov

Nikita and Natacha, of Russian nobility, flee the Russian Revolution to Jerusalem’s Mount of Olives. Thus is born my grandfather Nicola’s story: from adolescence in Eastern Europe, to serving in Egypt during World War II, to his imprisonment at the onset of Israel’s Six-Day War, his journey unfolds, eventually culminating in the loss of his legs.

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