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  • The Last Election: A Novel of Politics

    by Gary H. Collins

    An election saved his life.

    Will a campaign now destroy it?

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    John Quincy Barnes doesn’t like politics.

    He doesn’t like what candidates have to do to get elected.

    Once they get elected, he doesn’t much care for what they have to do to get anything done.

    A relentless idealist, he tolerates the sexting scan... more

  • random hits

    by william muir
    In 1999 UK Prime Minister Tony Blair said the 'class war' in Britain was over but he didn't bother to tell us who had won. James is born on the same day as the heir to the throne but feels his own birthright is being stolen from him. He is heading for a date with destiny and the young Royal Prince.

  • THE DEMON INSIDE

    by Peter Fryer

    This is a story that will compels you to read page after page until your eyes can no longer focus on the print. This is a story you will never forget. Chapter after Chapter this story has impressed the toughest critics with its tale of demonic possession. This is an old fashion ghost story that will make you want to sleep with the lights on

  • Pretender at the Gate (Markinch Series Book 2)

    by SJ Garland
    Captain Esmond Clyde-Dalton is as shocked as the rest of the village of Markinch when English soldiers arrive to arrest Philomena Clunes and her father Magnus Clunes on charges of treason in the early spring of 1708. Esmond soon learns the truth of the Philomena’s entanglement with the Jacobite cause as he is commanded to find a copy of a treasonous Jacobite document outlining the Highland Lairds support for James Francis Stuart’s first invasion attempt.

  • Scotch Rising (Markinch Series) (Volume 1)

    by SJ Garland

     Edinburgh 1707. The English supporters in the Scottish parliament have narrowly signed the Act of Union. The controversial paper bringing England and Scotland together into one Great Britain will not be uncontested. From the Acts inception it appears doomed to carry the blood of Scots and Englishman alike.

      Esmond Clyde-Dalton returns to London a broken man after his wife’s death. He only seeks a dishonorable discharge. His superior Colonel Manner’s, known for hi... more

  • Water Music

    by Georgette Gouveia
    Daniel and Dylan are the top swimmers in the world; Alex and Alí, the top tennis players. They play for God, country, family, and the need to escape their troubled pasts. In their quest to be the best, they also harbor a secret: Each is in love with his rival. The four hit it off at the Summer Olympics in New York and reconnect on an island vacation that gives new meaning to doubles, round-robin, and preliminary heats. By then, the shifting professional fortunes of each couple have begun to sign... more

  • Daddy, Who Ate the Moon?

    by Kalen Kimm

    A wonderfully illustrated story about an inquisitive little boy and the daddy who would go to the moon and back for him.

  • Juma's Dhow Race

    by Lisa Maria Burgess
    Juma hides in his uncle’s dhow (after arguing with his cousin) and inadvertently joins the annual Dhow sailing race around the islands of Zanzibar, while his sister chases after the Changuu Island tortoises. The fourth of the Tanzania Juma Stories introduces the ancient Stone Town and the Swahili boat culture. The story is supplemented with a map of the United Republic of Tanzania, focusing on the islands of Zanzibar, a map of the continent of Africa, and a ki-Swahili language glossary.

  • Juma Cooks Chapati

    by Lisa Maria Burgess
    Bored with their games, Juma and his sister, Sareeya, eat chapati and then sneak into the garden to make these breads by themselves, succeeding despite a marauding crow. The third of the Tanzania Juma Stories introduces food, children’s games, and life in a suburb of Dar es Salaam, in the East African country of Tanzania. Juma also provides his recipe for cooking chapati. The story is supplemented with a map of the city of Dar es Salaam, a map of the continent of Africa, and a ki-Swahili languag... more

  • Juma on Safari

    by Lisa Maria Burgess
    Juma and his family drive across Tanzania to visit his grandmother in the second book of the Tanzania Juma Stories. Now eight years old, he and his young sister, Sareeya, enjoy adventures from Dar es Salaam across to the plains of the Serengeti. During the journey, they see Mt. Kilimanjaro and encounter an obstinate elephant, a drooling giraffe, and wrestling beetles. The story introduces northern Tanzania and ki-Swahili words for animals. The story is supplemented with a national map of the Uni... more

  • Juma and Little Sungura

    by Lisa Maria Burgess

    Juma doesn’t want to be an only child and finally gets his wished for baby sister. In this first book of the “Tanzania Juma Stories,” meet four year old Juma and learn about the country of Tanzania, located in East Africa and bordered by Kenya and Uganda. This book introduces readers to the geography of the country, as well as to Swahili words for family members and the traditions for baby naming. The story is supplemented with a ... more

  • The Crystals of Yukitake

    by Elizabeth D'Onofrio

    DESIRE. 

    Young and beautiful, Monique de Champlain desires nothing more from life than always to be happy. Her father is a wealthy broker of Oriental spices. Her brother is a poet. And her fiancé is the dashing buccaneer Captain Rodrigo Oliveiro de Sousa. When Captain de Sousa returns to France from Asia he tells Monique and her family a startling tale he heard in Nagasaki: hidden in a secret cave on Yukitake, a remote mountain in Japan, are miraculous blood-red crystal... more

  • The Mural

    by Jeffry R. Halverson
    A routine story sends one reporter on the search of a lifetime in Jeffry R. Halverson's fantastical new novel, The Mural. Tyler Anderson, a talented young reporter for The Valley Observer in Phoenix, looks forward to escaping the daily grind when he is sent to Ketchum, Arizona, for an exclusive scoop. A mysterious mural, having appeared inexplicably one morning on the side of a local warehouse, is capturing the town's imagination--and heart. With crowds rolling in to get a glimpse, Anderson's mi... more

  • If I were a letter

    by Bella Woodfield
    An introduction to letters and the alphabet with "The Girl"

  • THE ADVOCATE: Special Victims Unit

    by Dawn Mattox

    A women’s advocate is stalked by a vicious outlaw biker. Born in a remote cabin in the Sierra Nevada Mountains during the great back-to-the-land movement of the 1970's, the daughter of a Hells Angel biker and a flower child overcomes brutality and victimization to become a passionate Advocate for victims of domestic violence and rape. When her psychopathic ex, an outlaw biker, is released from prison, the nightmare stalking begins.

    Like colorful threads in a bold tapestry, the... more

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    A Book of Life: La Vita di Serena

    by J FaraZ
    A family saga, story of Serena Fabrizis, an Italian young women, and her family. Life-cycle events of the Fabrizis and their extended family circle form the skeleton of the novel. The characters flesh out that skeleton with true-to-life scenarios about life and death, love and betrayal, soul-searching and forgiveness. The book takes a nonjudgmental approach to discussion of serious, complex issues. The characters debate religion, war, social justice, and medical treatment for the mentally i... more

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