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  • YEAR OF THE MONKEY

    by Ron Argo
    TET, 1968. Saigon. Acclaimed as one of the most important novels of the Vietnam War [San Diego Union], Year of the Monkey takes us into the savage jungles where death waits in every paddyfield. It as well delves into the apocalyptic world of political corruption where friendship and betrayal become unavoidable, where murder and love are common as body counts. It is the gripping story of two American soldiers trapped in a sinister web of cold-blooded murder during the shattering Tet Offensive, th... more

  • The Sun’s Bright, Bright Burning Rays

    by Courtney Caswell-Peyton
    A colorful book about the sun that explains the difference in meaning between the word rays and raise.

  • The Puzzle Solver

    by Courtney Caswell-Peyton
    An engaging and colorful book about putting a puzzle together.

  • How Allan Alligator Landed His Lake

    by Courtney Caswell-Peyton
    Allan Alligator argues with a crocodile and lands living rent free in a lake.
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    Turtle Time for Toby

    by Courtney Caswell-Peyton
    Toby is tempted by trouble everywhere he goes. He knocks things off of store shelves and knows nothing about nurturing friendships. Then one day, Toby’s teacher entrusts him with the care of turtles in the hopes that his newfound sense of responsibility will restore his relationships. Will Turtle Time transform Toby?

  • Smallfish Clover

    by Heather Lee Shaw
    Man-eating anacondas! Pilfered gold and precious jewels! Such elements fuel the seductively fertile fantasy life young Walter Pace Clover III invents for himself as a means of combating the boredom of accompanying his parents on a business trip to an unnamed South American city. It stands him in good stead when a routine shopping trip to the city’s busy street market turns unexpectedly ominous. Playing a surreptitious cat-and-mouse spy game as he wanders the vendors’ stalls, Pace and his father ... more

  • Mobile application

    by Saira George

    This is about the mobile app development factors.In the ongoing couple of years, the versatile application improvement has turned into a blasting industry, as the cell phones have changed into the motivation behind converging in IT business. There are different master application advancement administrations and the iPhone application Development Services in Denmark is one of them, dealing with the application improvement in the most ideal ways. The present age invests the vast majority of the... more

  • Finger of an Angel

    by Panayotis Cacoyannis

    Psychological, Magical, Mad, Lily's journey on a long winding road and beyond...

    After a loved-up adventure in a wood in North London, sixty-odd-year-old Lily drives off in her Classic Mercedes and takes a wrong turn. The day is unbearably hot, and the snazzy car's air-con is broken, blowing out hot air instead of cold. Lily follows the meandering road in a state of dehydration, and experiences a series of encounters with angels and demons and ghosts from the past.

    As time... more

  • The Day the Earth Swallowed Louis

    by Jeffrey Miller
    Forty-two-year-old Louis Patterson is a man destined for a quiet life of desperation until his house is swallowed by a sinkhole one day—with him in it. From nine to five, Louis works the customer service counter at the Discount Dollar Warehouse, a job he had to take after being laid off from a canning factory in town. Then one day, his wife Mia, who had a hard time dealing with his PTSD after he returned from Afghanistan, walks out on him and takes their two children to her sister’s house. Lo... more

  • Waiting for Clark Kent

    by Bradley Laidman
    A reimagining of Superman if he had decided to play baseball instead of save lives.

  • Bella Toscana

    by Nanette Littlestone

    An explosive yearning that can’t be denied.
    Disturbing visions from an ancient past.
    A mysterious stranger that somehow feels familiar.

    On the night of her fiftieth birthday, the comfortable ride of Toscana’s life takes an alarming plunge. Haunted by seductive visions, she tries to push aside the desire and focus on the husband who adores her. Then she falls for Flynn, a younger man with an eye for adventure and a heart full of romance, who leaves her doubting ever... more

  • Ready for Whatever (The UnBRCAble Women Series Book 1)

    by Kathryn R. Biel
    "Look on the bright side, Millie. At least you don't have cancer." Testing positive for the BRCA gene only means one thing: Millie Dwyer is almost certain to develop cancer at a young age. After losing her grandmother and mother to the dreaded disease, Millie's always feared a similar fate. But now the twenty-nine-year-old has technological advancements on her side, including radical surgeries, that can save her from ever having to deal with the Big C… but at quite a cost. Now Millie has... more

  • Stolen Valor - A Carson Brand Novel

    by Craig Rainey
    Carson Brand was a regular guy with a reputation as a tough guy. After his best friend is murdered by a major Mexican Drug Cartel, his toughness is put to the test. His efforts to avenge the murder of his best friend places him in the deadly crosshairs of a bloodthirsty Sicario, local and federal law enforcement, and the lovely Christina, high ranking Lieutenant within the cartel.

  • Yesterday: A Novel of Reincarnation

    by Samyann
    A tender love story pulls the reader back to previous lives and a time richly elegant. In modern day Chicago, deja vu draws together a handsome mounted policeman and the beautiful young woman who saves his life. Yesterday is also a harrowing tale of escape through the American Civil War, the heart wrenching love of slaves for their young white charges, and The Great Chicago Fire of 1871. In this historical romance, Mark fights through Amanda's rejection to prove that she will love again as she o... more

  • Shrink Unwrapped

    by Joel L. Schwartz

    To treat patients using psychoanalysis, psychiatrists must first undergo their own analysis. And Dr. Jacob Fink plans to coast through his own stint on the shrink's couch as quickly as possible. After all, there's nothing wrong with him! But soon, his forty‑five minute sessions unearth long‑buried struggles that are both profound and profane.

    Can a three‑year‑old who was unable to sit still on his carpet square in nursery school and constantly joked his way through his schooling... more

  • Home To Kentucky: A Western Novel (The McCoys: Before The Feud)

    by Thomas A. McCoy

    A treacherous journey. Wagons packed with gold. Will the McCoys outrun a group of lawmen or swing from the gallows?

    Kansas, 1865. Wiley McCoy can’t wait to return home. He counts down the days until his family can stop laying low and return to Kentucky with the rightfully plundered valuables they took back for the South. But crossing the open prairie with four wagons full of gold may bring Wiley a lethal set of new problems.

    With desperate outlaws and opportunistic deserters... more

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