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Shotgun Preacher

by Thomas Morgan

" ... A family farm to raise his children away from the fragmented dying culture. Spousal affection toward him as dashing revolutionary turned cold seeing him as rigid traditionalist. Compounded polarization in church. Previous social justice issues turn dysphoric in the divorce epidemic. Auto collision; wife children and protagonist, thrown through windshield. Divorce papers and job termination notice served him in traction in hospital. Advised the only way a father in 1980's Indiana could w... more

Beneath a Shooting Star

by Susan Harrison Rashid

In 1971, as a civil war rages in Pakistan, two girls are born in the city of Lahore; Nadira to a Sunni family and Hameeda to a Shia family. At age six, an outspoken, lively Nadira and her beautiful, shy classmate, Hameeda, are drawn to each other and become the closest of friends. In the beginning, their religious differences mean very little. But as the years pass and their society fragments, their lives and relationship are torn apart by a terrible, sectarian tragedy. Separated, they must expe... more

Death of the Republic

by Anthony Fielek

What do you do when the government you have been taught to trust appears to be more interested in enriching itself and to secure its own position as Roman Republic begins to disintegrate. This is a historical novel about a young roman plebeian boy seeking justice for his family in the fog of avarice, deceit, doubling dealing, corruption and bloodshed.

LANKAN 1001 NIGHTS PART 2

by Bill Reed

Sire? Sire! Over here, in the boiling oil, just kicking my heels up while I can, ha ha. O King, his name mightn’t be Scheherazade, but if he was a she, it might well have been Scheherazade, or, otherwise, something like Sinbad the Sailor, or whatnot. You never know. He’d still be singing for his supper or else be despatched if he didn’t keep your interest by spinning out his oh-pull-this-one-it’s-got-bells-on yarns. If you had ever been listening, you might even admit to a chuckle or two o... more

LANKAN 1001 NIGHTS PART 1

by Bill Reed

Sire? Sire! Over here, in the boiling oil, just kicking my heels up while I can, ha ha. O King, his name mightn’t be Scheherazade, but if he was a she, it might well have been Scheherazade, or, otherwise, something like Sinbad the Sailor, or whatnot. You never know. He’d still be singing for his supper or else be despatched if he didn’t keep your interest by spinning out his oh-pull-this-one-it’s-got-bells-on yarns. If you had ever been listening, you might even admit to a chuckle or two o... more

Warfare Makes Strange Bedfellows

by Anthony A. Roberts

Warfare makes strange bedfellows. Imagine a dustbowl of an airfield as American C47s fly in to move an entire Indian Division to stem a Japanese attack. Eight nurses, lost during the debacle, fly out with the troops. Picture Emma, the American Puritan from New England, Georgina the English Aristocrat and their British Empire colleagues that includes two Eurasians. There is a black master sergeant from Harlem and a Jewish pilot from Yonkers to add to the mix. Each experiences life in its deadly ... more

30 Red Dresses

by Johan Twiss

While on a book tour in Cambodia, famed author James Moore is thrust into the underworld of human trafficking. A devastating flood unwittingly sends James, and his translator Munny Chey, into a brothel for refuge. They witness the atrocities of young girls forced into prostitution and not only save the girls from the flood waters, but from the menacing brothel owner and his men, part of the Sen Zi mafia.

Life, Rewound: Prose and Poetry Frozen In Time

by Tom Duffy

Delving deep into the psyche, these stories and poems burst onto the page with metaphorical prose, troubled characters, dark humor, and personal insight. Willing to tackle diverse subjects, Life, Rewound has something to satisfy all readers and those new to his work can span the spectrum of his writing, from horror to travel to booze-filled amusement.

Permutations Among the Nightingales

by David Garrett Izzo

This is a book of narrative verse on many subjects With remarkable elan, David Garrett Izzo unfolds the secret origami of our minds and constitutions in his new book, Permutations among the Nightingales. It’s a fierce collection of philosophical raps, tributes to culture heroes, and the naked autobiography of a man to whom life has given both great pain and great pleasure. Reading Izzo’s poems, you wind up in unexpected places, for he is one of the great secrets of American literature. Kev... more

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Soft Inheritance

by C.E. O'Grady

Dr. Chamberlain Shay has inherited his ancestors' memories. Two thousand years of shipwrecks, brothels, romance, and gore are crammed into the spirals of his DNA. The memories bring Chamberlain notoriety as a historian and fame as an author, but they are destroying his mind. Chamberlain's ability to distinguish his own life from the tangle of his relatives' is growing weak. Embarking on a synapses-bending ride through the harrowing history of his family, Chamberlain searches despe... more

Walking Among Giants: A painter in Paradise

by Michael S. Meusch

**Walking Among Giants **captures a piece of history through the biography of a Painter searching for his own identity. Artist Robert Tauney was always a dreamer. Now driven to confront his worst enemy, his ego. After serving in the First World War, Robert soon finds a teaching job as a painter in New York, but after hearing the inspirational words from the Famous Artist Robert Henri, he decides to leave America and soon finds himself in Gay Paris. He befriends with Painters, Authors, and other... more

Last Things

by Betta Ferrendelli

Bridgette Connor is a woman on the edge. Her career is in tatters, her relationship is doomed, and after an ill-fated pregnancy, she does the one thing she’s always done best. She runs. Her car careens off the road leaving her battered, bruised and beaten. It is then that she meets the woman who will change her life. Alexis Parker is a woman in control. Her business is thriving, her friends are by her side and the daughter she refused to abandon is the happiest little girl in the world. Whe... more

Public Information: Coming of Age During the Korean War

by Rolf Margenau

CANDIDE meets MASH Freshly minted infantryman, twenty-year-old Wylie Cypher, arrives in war torn Korea in 1952. Every indication is that he has limited chances for survival. As an enemy bomber looms overhead, he prays that he can survive a sixteen-month tour of duty without, as his sergeant says, getting his ass shot off. Wylie is recruited to join the staff of a Division Public Information Office (PIO) where he reports on many aspects of the conflict. He uses his infantry training in bloody c... more

Beside the Music

by BJ Knapp

Have you ever mailed a fan letter to a rock star? Brenda Dunkirk did, but she didn’t think 80s metal star Keith Kutter would actually read it. She also never imagined Keith would end up living in her house and destroying her marriage. Brenda thinks she’s the luckiest woman in the world when Keith’s band, Hydra, declares her home their base camp while recording their comeback album. She fantasizes about late night lyric writing sessions at her kitchen table and being the first one to hear all... more

Renaissance Wonders and Humanist Wisdom

by Bernard André Ancel

In 1506, Andrea, a Florentine student travels in Alsace, Bruges and Paris. He admires wonderful sites and masterpieces, becomes fan of polyphonic music and observes the rapid development of the printing industry. In Saint-Dié-des-Vosges, he meets the initiators of a map where a new continent is given a name : ‘America’ ! In this turning point of the Renaissance movement, the Imperial cities in Alsace are experiencing a period of properity thanks to their mutual solidarity and the dynamism of ... more

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