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  • Tomorrow Is A Long Time

    by Tabitha Vohn
    Cal Morrison is a Midwestern farmboy who was thrust into fame during the Old Hollywood era. Now, at eighty-five, he sees his life as wreckage. At the mere age of twenty-four, Eileen has seemingly little in common with Cal, except that she fell in love with him on screen. When Cal and Eileen meet by chance, she discovers that her feelings for him are not without merit, and he sees in her a chance for true love and, more importantly, for redemption. A controversial experiment offers the key... more

  • Meant To Be: A Novel of Honor and Duty

    by Jessica James

    It started as a chance encounter on the beach, and ended 24 hours later when they parted to go their separate ways. Or so they thought. Actually it was just the beginning. When Lauren Cantrell and Michael “Rad” Radcliff said goodbye, they had no way of knowing they would ever see each other again. But fate had another unexpected meeting in store for them—this time in a place where danger is part of the culture and the stakes are life and death. From the sundrenched beaches of Ocean City, Md.,... more

  • In The Sanctity of Revenge

    by Brian Schnoor
    When fighting back becomes an obsession, there is nowhere to tread but down a dark and lonely road from which Jack Hanlon may never return. A loving husband and father, Jack is enjoying his life in a cozy Chicago bungalow when, at the height of the Great Recession, his employer cheats him out of the payday of a lifetime. Betrayed and angry, he embarks on a quest for justice that will lead him to a world of sex and violence and may cost him everything he holds dear. Simultaneously, widow Iren... more

  • Star Readers: From Out of the East

    by Daniel Nygaard
    Ancient star readers are amazed by a conjunction of wandering and royal stars, and connect the mysterious event with a long-ago prophesy by an exalted member of their order. Their quest to uncover this mystery becomes a dangerous marathon into a slave empire. Deceit surrounds them and a frightening entity haunts them. The journey carries the star readers through storms, battles, crossroads and palaces before finally leading them to a one-room mud hut in an insignificant village. Darker questions... more

  • Anna: A Doctor's Quest Into the Unknown

    by Michael Derechin

    It is 1973, and Willie Mays (Bernie) Bernstein is a disillusioned doctor. As the Vietnam War rages thousands of miles away, he fights a battle inside his own mind. Despite Nixon’s announcement that there will be a cure for cancer in the next decade, he feels powerless against the horrific disease and its effects. Worse yet, he lost his ability to be compassionate toward his patients. Following a desperate call from a respected nurse—essentially his guardian ... more

  • The Syrian Virgin: A Young Woman's Journey From War in Syria to Love in New York (The Syrian Virgin Series Book 1)

    by Zack Love
    Anissa is traumatized by the most brutal conflict of the 21st Century: the Syrian Civil War. In 2012, Islamists in Homs terrorize a Syrian-Christian community and destroy everything that a young woman holds dear. Narrowly escaping death, Anissa restarts her devastated life as a college student in NY. She is bewildered and lost -- a virgin in every sense.

    But despite her inexperience with men and life in the United States, Anissa is quickly drawn to two powerful individuals: Michael Kassab,... more

  • The Young Garden Manifesto

    by Cameron Lambright
    The Young Garden Manifesto utilizes an innovative split narrative structure to tell the story of a young man seeking love and a new life for himself in New York City. The novel combines elements of fantasy, poetry, and contemporary fiction, weaving disconnected parts into a genre defying tapestry of thought and emotion. This deep, challenging work is likely to please fans of literary authors such as Haruki Murakami and David Foster Wallace.

  • Lexi Goes on Vacation to the Outer Banks

    by Janice Kingsbury
    Ms Janice and Mr. Rob have vacationed in the seashore town of Duck in North Carolina for 10 years. Duck is a friendly place with sandy beaches where children and dogs romp to their hearts content. This year Lexi a new addition to their dog family, will come too. But this vacation will be like no other and as the sun sets on the beach, it promises to be a long night, one the family will never forget!

  • Grundish and Askew

    by Lance Carbuncle
    Strap on your athletic cup and grab a barf bag. The Dr. Reverend Lance Carbuncle is going to kick you square in the balls and send you on a wild ride that may or may not answer the following questions: what happens when two white trash, trailer park-dwelling, platonic life partners go on a moronic and misdirected crime spree?; can their manly love for each other endure when one of them suffers a psychological bitch-slap that renders him a homicidal maniac?; will a snaggletoothed teenage prostitu... more
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    اشجان من التحرير

    by Mohammed Ratteb

  • Out With the Tide

    by Lola Faye Arnold
    Labor Day weekend of 1981, Caroline Carter visits an area near Charleston, South Carolina. She uses her Southern charm to capture the heart of J.P. Andersen, a New Jersey Yankee of Danish extraction. Distance and doubt complicate their relationship as well as Caroline’s haunting thoughts of her father's death; the trauma that has left her with a fear of intimacy. Her emotional conflicts are understood by a good looking international student, Joost Van Ness, a Dutchman who grew up in an affluent ... more

  • Into the Deep End

    by Leesa Freeman
    Before doesn't exist—not for Luke Stevenson—not anymore. He once dreamt of winning Olympic gold and escaping his crappy little New Mexico town, but that dream shattered the night a drunk driver took his twin sister and confined him to a wheelchair. Mourning Bethany and struggling to cope with his new paraplegic life, Luke is blind with rage at everyone and everything. Adriana Toomey, the only other survivor of the crash, can barely crawl out of bed after burying her fiancé, Luke’s best f... more

  • The Loving Tree ISBN # 978-1-4575-3269-6

    by Bruce Frazer
    Matt Jenkins had returned from Vietnam a wounded and reluctant hero. Although, his physical wounds heal, his mental wounds would linger for many years. Matt's father Eli, a veteran of World War II, struggles desperately to hold his family together, while searching for the key to prevent his son from certain tragedy. As Matt battles his demons, we are taken on an incredible journey. from the depths of hopelessness to a triumphant ending.

  • Blue Sun, Yellow Sky

    by Jamie Jo Hoang
    Hailed as “One of the best technical painters of our time” by an L.A. Times critic, 27-year-old Aubrey Johnson is finally gaining traction with her work. But as she weaves through what should be a celebration of her art, a single nagging echo of her doctor’s words refuses to stay silent—there is no cure. In less than eight weeks Aubrey is going blind. Traveling on a one-way ticket around the world with childhood friend Jeff Anderson, Aubrey is in complete denial. But a blindfolded game of tas... more

  • A Man and His Lawn

    by J. C. Bass
    Bill Baxter is a referee and a man of simple tastes; he likes sports, sweet tea, and a well-manicured lawn. He’s more than a little gullible and his friends aren’t exactly ambitious, but so what? He’s got a fun job, an awesome mower, and a wife that…well, tolerates him. But when a smooth-talking conman makes off with his life savings, Bill’s tidy little world starts crumbling around him. His football-obsessed neighbors are trying to kill each other, his sister refuses to move her dead husband ou... more

  • The Poet and the Bastard

    by J. C. Bass
    Todd is an overly-sensitive wannabe poet who spends his days working in a laundromat, toiling in obscurity. Jon is a hard-drinking smart-ass who produces low-budget B-movies, his only claim to fame being a blockbuster flop about a dragon. As old friends, they're used to stumbling through life together, but when you add Todd's stripper girlfriend Rebecca into the mix, their misadventures get taken to a whole new level. "The Poet and the Bastard" chronicles the ups and downs of three twenty-someth... more

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