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Sparkly Bits of Spiritual Wisdom for Women: 29 1/2 Ways for Women to Get in Touch with Their Spirits

by Paula M. Ezop

After writing,"Sparkly Bits of Spiritual Wisdom," I began thinking that there is so much more that I would like to share with you that would help you put some sparkle back into your everyday life! These are simple things, a gentle reminder from your inner child, a nudge from spirit to laugh, love, dream, and create...

As women we want to have it all - we want a career and a family, and we want to have fun and enjoy life to the fullest. We work hard, we multita... more

Sparkly Bits of Spiritual Wisdom

by Paula Ezop

During one of the most difficult times of my life, (the death of my husband of 35 years), I was given a wonderful opportunity to write a weekly column (Following the Spiritual Soul) for a small South Carolina newspaper. "Sparkly Bits of Spiritual Wisdom," is a collection of those monthly columns.

After my husband's death I was lost, I was alone, and I was heartbroken. I had lost my high school sweetheart, my lover, my best friend, and my heart's inspi... more

Avoiding the Dodgeballs....At Work

by E. Marie

This is a career guidance book that prepares entry level employees for the world of work. It addresses a variety of subject matters including: project management, team work, managing your boss, performance evaluations, sexual harassment, difficult coworkers and networking. It is an easy to read guidance book with two main characters. One of the fictional characters is a female, a recent college graduate, who is preparing to enter the workforce. The other character is the narrator, who gives ... more

Lotto Losers: A Fun Look At Winners Who Lost It All

by Ken Fritz

Ever hear about someone who won a big lottery jackpot and then blew all the money? Are you curious to know what happened? This book explores not only the silly, stupid, criminal and just nasty happenings that sometimes surround good fortune, but also provides a humorous look at why we may feel good when we see big winners lose it all.

Donkeys Are Special and So Are You!

by TOM KRUEGER

Donkeys Are Special And So Are You! is a Silver Recipient of the prestigious Mom’s Choice Award. It also received an honorable mention at The New York Book Festival, along with being awarded two silver medallions at The Florida Authors & Publishers Annual Conference in Daytona Beach! Tom's purpose for writing this book is to share his love of miniature donkeys with children and to show them how situations in their lives are similar. These nine short stories depict how both children a... more

The Miracle of Africa 9781628397512

by Helen Thayer

The novel is set in 1911-12 and narrated by John Rivers, a science professor and devout atheist. His search for eternal fame and his love of hunting took him to Africa to hunt and to find Darwin's missing link. Action-packed adventure set to a backdrop of the wild African bush, blends River's discovery of Christianity with adventure. Readers are attracted to the story of page turning African drama and to a storyline that is capable of taking a reader to a new understanding of Christ and the gift... more

Knowing Where You're Going: New York City (The Ultimate NYC/ Manhattan Travel Guide Book with Maps, 2014 Edition)

by Donna Schmitt

One of the most unique & intuitive guidebooks to the Big Apple ever created. Simple and easy-to-read maps will have you quickly navigating the city like a native New Yorker. Shopping and restaurant districts are highlighted in full color, and reveal at a glance how each neighborhood is laid out. Along with each map is a full list of neighborhood attractions, shopping and dining information, fun facts, and seasonal events. Also included are detailed diagrams of some of New York's most confusing u... more

One Girl, One Team, One City: The Best of metsgrrl.com, 2006-2012: An eBook Anthology

by Caryn Rose

Writer and novelist Caryn Rose began blogging about baseball and the New York Mets in 2006. She had never written about baseball before, and had only recently become a baseball fan. What began as a personal project rapidly became an obsession as she learned about and fell in love with baseball. Her blog metsgrrl.com would become a well-regarded destination not just for Mets fans, but also for baseball fans of any team. Come along with Rose as she attends every home game of the 2006 post seas... more

Finding Faith in Slow Motion

by Damon J. Gray

Faith is neither static nor instantaneous. It is not something we stumble upon and instantly understand. Neither is it a monolithic, one-dimensional, singular entity that has but one face, one color, one fragrance. It is many-faceted, multi-dimensional, and appears differently depending on one's angle to the Son. In Finding Faith in Slow Motion, Damon Gray examines faith from myriad angles and through gut-wrenching life experiences, as he asks regarding faith, "What is that stuff" Spanning the e... more

The Corridor of Uncertainty

by Nihar Suthar

In 1979, Afghanistan erupted into one of the most brutal civil wars of all time. The fighting lasted almost a decade, throwing the country into a period of political instability, harsh leadership, and extreme danger. Hundreds of thousands of civilians died, and millions relocated to refugee camps. The rest of the world began to believe that violence would always define Afghanis. However, deep in the refugee camps of Pakistan, displaced native Afghan children had a dream to unite their country on... more

My Soul Is Among Lions: Pages from the Breast Cancer Archives

by Ellen Leopold

Ellen Leopold’s unique collection of essays over a 20-year period illustrates important shifts in the medical and social history of breast cancer. She skillfully threads her way through the writings and ground-breaking work of women who helped to change our perspective on the disease. The earliest of these pioneers is Katharine Lee Bates, lyricist of "America the Beautiful." Bates' early memoir chronicling the death of a loved one from breast cancer in 1915 is reproduced here and set in its hist... more

Hugs, hearts and histrionics

by Kieron Hayes

This is the tale of one man's search for help with an anti-social media mindset through online group therapy. It didn't quite go to plan.

Cruising Panama's Canal, savoring 5,000 nautical miles and 500,000 decadent calories

by Al and Sunny Lockwood

A serious car wreck threatened to ruin Al and Sunny Lockwood's summer, but instead it led them to the trip of a lifetime. When a texting driver slammed full freeway speed into them as they waited at a red light, they realized how fragile life is, how quickly it could be snatched away, and they determined to start doing some of the things they'd always dreamed about. First on the bucket list: a trip through the Panama Canal. "We wanted to turn something really bad into something really good," ... more

Civilian Handgun Fundamentals and Safety

by Randy Stensaas

The fundamentals of handgun safety. Covers all aspects of using a handgun for the first time shooter to a reminder for long time handgun handlers. Covers, grip, sight picture, alignment, trigger squeeze and of course the universal safety rules.

The Metaphysical Field: During the Reign of Chaos

by Dominic Vonbern

The metaphysical field surrounds us all. It is the field of life, of consciousness. Through the metaphysical field, I have seen… -The ability of women to communicate without speaking. This extraordinary ability has a purpose, which you will soon discover. -The origins of mankind and the differences between races, as will be clearly shown. The explanation of what you call ‘racism’ is actually the ‘resonance of group’, which will be explained clearly for the first time. -The substanc... more

It's Not as Bad as it Sounds (my life with MS & Fibro)

by Yvonne deCelis

Yvonne Decelis goes over what life has been like living with Multiple Sclerosis & Fibromyalgia by going over her upbringing and life prior to, during and after diagnosis. She also covers things like medications, “healthful living”, and how she lives her daily life covering items pertaining to work, SSDI, friendships and relationships, etc. Mrs. Decelis also wrote It's Not as Bad as it Sounds for people seeking information on how to interact with others who have "invisible illnesses" like MS, Fi... more

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