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Anne

by Zarina Macha

Anne Mason has a storybook childhood.

A wealthy father, loving mother, and a beautiful home in Richmond.

But behind the polished windows, Anne’s father brutally terrorizes her mother.

Sent to live with her aunt and uncle, Anne enrolls in boarding school. Though she thrives, the traumas of her past gnaw at her insides.

Will hope and inner strength prevail?

Bullying-the word itself brings negative connotations. It doesn't differentiate race, gender or creed. Boundless with its grip and cruelty, the assistance of the internet leads it slithering through homes, schools, cities and countries. Meet Abigail, a victim of bullying that has hurt her mentally and physically. Hiding in the woods, away from words and hands that can hurt her is her only solace. Hannah, daughter to Cherokee Indian Chief Daniel Littlejohn, is continuing his work , after her fath... more

The Dance Centre Presents Giselle

by Chi Varnado

When the prima ballerina at The Dance Centre mysteriously vanishes, Randi unexpectedly lands the lead and learns that the world of ballet is not always as glamorous as it appears onstage. She harbors severe self-doubts about her abilities to rise to the honor of her new role. And when she begins her pas de deux training with a boy, new and conflicting feelings and emotions surface which send her spiraling into panic mode. All the while, Deanne seizes opportunities to undermine her at every pirou... more

The Refugee

by Paul Sohar

In the brief first part The Refugee chronicles the perilous escape from Eastern Europe during the Communist era, but most of the book is taken up by the description of life and adventures in a refugee detention camp in Austria.

We, but Me

by Kenny Lee

Whether fraternal, identical, or just two peas in a pod, twins share an unmistakable bond for life. We, but Me recognizes what a certain set of twins have in common, but also the traits that make each sibling unique.

Point Zero

by Simon J.B.

A fabulous feel-good read in a delightfully written novel that not only entertains and enthrals, but also solves the lifelong mystery of which came first, the chicken or the egg. Some youthful professors befriend bohemian types, and challenge the very existence of dark energy and the big bang theory, while taking you on a light-hearted excursion into their world of gaiety and mayhem. *The world as you know it could be all about to change* The story of an infinite universe dispels the big bang... more

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by Idesign Passion

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Solntse po talonam (Солнце по талонам)

by Ekaterina Yakovina

The author describes various amazing spaces, unexpectedly mixes the past and the future, fantastic and real. A girl who knows how to pass through the door of time; the basket of dreams that a husband brought to his wife; a second chance in another space; the life of shadows and much more in this book. All the stories are filled with hope and love. The book also contains illustrations. (Девушка, умеющая проходить через дверь времени; корзинка снов, которую принес муж жене; второй шанс, получае... more

Broken Toys

by Brian Schreiber

Brian Schreiber tells the story of a man whose childhood was so chaotic that only years later, with the help of therapy, was he able to confront it. Once he did that, he began to write about it, and so we travel with him through that childhood into a rudderless adolescence and eventually an adulthood of turbulent relationships. Throughout, it’s the writer’s self-awareness and honesty – at least with the reader – that keep this book from being the tawdry narrative that it could have devolved into... more

The Great Social Security Heist

by Larry Enright

It’s 1972. Think Nixon, Vietnam, VW Beetles, and bell-bottoms. Danny Maxwell is fresh out of college and ready to take on the world. He’s got a great job and a bright future. All he needs is a place to live. When he answers an ad in the local newspaper for a room to rent, he finds out too late that it comes with one unexpected amenity. His housemates are four old soldiers on a crazy mission to get back what belongs to them. Hilarity ensues when they drag Danny kicking and screaming into their mi... more

Terms and Conditions

by Helen J. Darling

After ten lackluster years in a dead-end job, Jane Desmond can’t wait to pursue her enduring ambition of a career in the glittering NYC literary scene. But the city starts throwing her curveballs the moment she arrives and what’s worse, her nervous mother, petrified for Jane’s safety, won’t stop texting her. Determined to reclaim her sanity, Jane posts a selfie challenge to prove to her mom she’s living the dream. As she struggles to find an apartment and blows critical interviews, her onlin... more

God is a liberal

by Dan Newman

God is not pleased. For millennia He has held firm to His policy of non-intervention when it comes to planet Earth and the beings that reside there. But this is a crisis. He can’t stand idly by and watch this. The idiots have elected a moron to lead the free world. Something has to be done.

A Soldier's Conscience

by Charles.G. Fournel

When a soldier has trouble to accept the acts of the regime he serves, how much can his conscience take? What should he do? Could he betray his comrades? These are the questions that faced a young Wehrmacht soldier, after being posted to a top secret base in France. After helping the civilian French resistance, the Maquis, by rescuing a prominent member from the depths of an execution camp, the young former soldier must reinvent himself and join the Italian partisans. If these resistance member'... more

I Am Awesome!

by Ryan K. Maule

Do your children know how awesome they are? As kids grow up, they face many decisions and challenges that can have different outcomes based upon how they view their own self worth. In this book, follow along as two robots named Grace and Zeal learn that self-confidence is not only a good thing, it’s what God intended! God believes in all of us and He planted awesome inside of each and every person at birth! So no matter how old you are or whether you realize it or not, you have everything you ... more

Chasing Eve

by Sharon Heath

Everyone expected big things from Ariel Thompkins. Wasn’t she the girl who’d roped her friends into one madcap adventure after another, who’d met the challenge of losing both parents before turning eighteen, who’d gone on to graduate summa cum laude from UCLA? So how did this livewire end up delivering the day’s mail for the U.S. Postal Service, hunkering down each night with her half-blind cat in front of the TV, ruminating over the width of her thighs? It looke... more

Lines by Leon: Poems, Prose, and Pictures

by Leon Stevens

Lines by Leon is a selection of poems, prose, and short stories that address the subjects of loss, struggle, and reflection. Inside these thoughtful contemplations are original observations about ego, behavior, human relations, places, and the environment. Many of the pieces feature a lighthearted and even humorous take on a subject, and the author invites his readers to laugh, think, cry, and meditate on the wide variety of thoughts. Scattered throughout the book are sketches of various subjec... more

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