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The Observer

Fans of paranormal fantasy and psychological thrillers will be drawn into the gripping suspense of spiritual warfare in Brian Thompson’s debut novel, The Observer. It is  the first installment of the Spirit Saga, this riveting story invites readers to reconsider the very nature of consciousness, both in life ...

The Old Man and Me

Author RC Larlham has recorded an unforgettable time capsule in his memoir, The Old Man and Me.  His collection of short stories about growing up in the 1950s on a small midwest farm will open readers' eyes to the rigors of this often seen as an idyllic time in America. The author introduces his earliest memories as a toddler ...

The Opera

The Opera by Kateland Leveille is poetry, this book will definitely have you leaving your comfort zone. The poems are meant to be read like a novel. One day, one man coming and going in and out of sanity. What is sanity, what is insanity? As you read you will seek to understand what he has been through and how life has "effected" him. The man, ...

The Overcomer

"The Overcomer: God’s Answer to Overcoming Life’s Greatest Challenges" by James Collins is the latest addition to his extensive collection of heartfelt works dedicated to sharing God’s message with those in need. Acknowledging that adversity touches everyone, Collins offers clear, accessible insights into the ...

The Pakistani Connection

The Pakistani Connection by Stuart Craigie is a book of espionage, intrique and terrorism. The United States has set out and succeeded in killing Bin Laden, but the MI6 has reasons to believe that Bin Laden has not been running Al Qaeda for quite sometime. They send two of their best agents to infiltrate and destroy this faction of Al Qaeda. John ...

The Partnership

Keep your friends close and your enemies closer. Those are the words to live by at Michelman & Samson...the only trouble is in telling the difference between the two. Steven Harper ushers the reader into the closed-door domain of a big city law firm as you read "The Partnership". The sex, death, inter-office intrigue, vicious backstabbing ...

The Perfect Poison

Consulting on the investigation into a lord's murder, botanist Lucinda Bromley realizes that a poison can be traced back to her, prompting her to hire fellow Arcane Society member Caleb Jones to keep her name out of the investigation and to find the murderer, in a historical, romantic mystery, that has a dark conspiracy at its heart.

The Perfection of Fish

The Perfection of Fish is not the Morrison family's secret recipe book on how to cook fish to perfection, but a "funtastic," futuristic fantasy that exposes the twisted minds of multiple characters diametrically opposed to one another, and with conflicting world views in a battle of the sexes. The psychedelic fisheye on the cover of ...

The Permission Mission

In The Permission Mission: Reclaiming the Power to Trust Your Own Voice, Dr. Cindy McGovern offers a transformative roadmap for anyone who has ever felt like an "extra" in their own life. The book posits that most individuals are paralyzed by a subconscious wait for external validation that may never arrive. McGovern’s core thesis ...

The Philly Phenoms

The Philly Phenoms by Nate Oxman is a memoir of the eveents of Lee Lomax also known as Lee Lee by his mother during his 5th and 6th grade years. Lee Lomax leaps off the pages in this engaging tale, weaving a dynamic narrative with his relentless quest to tackle his persistent golf obsession. It's an entertaining read for young athletes, ...

 

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