About Redemption’s Blood: Between revenge and redemption there’s living. by Chris Webb:
Redemption’s Blood is a gritty Western, filled with colourful characters, as a pig farmer, Jensen Hills, evokes his bloody past to exact justice on the men that killed a young boy; his only friend. In his journey, Jensen must extinguish his own demons to realise that revenge and redemption are not the same things.
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About Jenny of Lebanon:
All’s quiet at 318 White Ash Lane—which is good. Billy could use some quiet. He’s got enough trouble paying off his bills, keeping his cat fed and healing the ribs he bruised in a wreck with a Honda.
But maybe this is just a bump in the road. Maybe all he needs is a few weeks to heal up before he gets his life back on track. Fate, though, has another plan for Billy. That plan’s name is Jenny, and she hits a lot harder than a Honda.
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Wanders Far-An Unlikely Hero’s Journey by David Fitz-Gerald
Wanders Far lived in dangerous times and was faced with one difficult challenge after another. He was a skinny, quiet boy who was raised on the banks of a tributary of New York State’s Mohawk River, hundreds of years before colonists arrived. One lifetime was not enough for Wanders Far’s old soul.
From a very young age, his wanderlust compelled him down one path after another. No village could contain him.
He was happy living a simple life in the physical world during challenging times. The spirit world had other plans.
A wise, enigmatic shaman mentored Wanders Far and helped him cultivate the supernatural visions that haunted him. His guide could only help him so far.
He set out to become a runner, carrying important messages across the lands of his people and their enemies. He ended up fulfilling a much greater destiny than he ever imagined.
This is the first installment in the Adirondack Spirit Series.
You might like this book if you like historical novels, westerns, supernatural thrillers, or books featuring distance hikers. If you like all of those, hopefully this book will be one of your favorites.
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About A Sprint to the Top: How to Win the Game of Life:
A lot can happen in a year, and that’s exactly what’s happened to Dakota this past year—a lot. He’s a junior now, and this past year’s hard work has definitely been paying off. His grades are better, and so are his sport’s results, especially wrestling. He’s got his sights set on earning a college wrestling scholarship, and has a definite plan for college and his life beyond that. It’s been a good year, but Dakota knows there’s no way he would have made this much progress if it hadn’t been for Granddaddy. Today is his birthday, and it was exactly one year ago that he spent the afternoon talking to his mysterious granddaddy. The problem is that he hasn’t seen or heard from Granddaddy since last year’s meeting, and there’s no guarantee he’s going to show up out of the blue like he had last year. Dakota’s been envisioning it though… another day where they talk about anything and everything. He’ll fill Granddaddy in on all the things he’s accomplished over the past year, and Granddaddy will share more of his secrets for winning the game of life. In fact, everything was about as perfect as it could be, until it wasn’t. In this sequel to The Storm: How Young Men Become Good Men, we catch up with Dakota’s journey and follow him as he struggles towards his goals and dreams in spite of a series of harsh realities that threaten to permanently knock him off course.
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About The Cure By Stan Fairbanks:
Destroyed Lives. A Mysterious Death. And a Cover-Up That Impacts the World
The daughter of drug-addicted parents, Amy Spenser has amazingly grown into an intelligent, compassionate, and drug-free young woman. Her passion is helping those in need, in-between checking on her welfare abusing parents to be sure they haven’t died from an overdose. Her research to find new ways of treating illnesses using the “God-given” properties of plants takes a new turn when her grandfather is diagnosed with brain cancer.
Amy and her friends race across the world to discover the cure for cancer before she loses the only father figure she’s had in her life. But if facing the thought of losing someone she loves isn’t bad enough, dealing with the mounting medical bills devastates her family just when her grandfather is at his lowest.
Then she finds what she’s been looking for; not just a cure for cancer, THE CURE.
But when a big pharmaceutical company gets involved, Amy isn’t sure if it is just the help they need to change the lives of millions across the world or a wrong turn into something darker, especially when her amazing cure is proven to be a false hope during the initial trials. Amy knows that can’t be true, but why would a company dedicated to saving lives quash the best chance at a cancer cure to be discovered? And if there really is a conspiracy, how deep does it go?
Amy struggles to find the answers, but can she prove Big Pharma is only out to make a profit on treating symptoms rather than curing illnesses before someone else she loves dies from the same disease?
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About Connections: Five Stories Celebrating Renewal & Redemption by R. L. Mosz:
Connections: Five Stories Celebrating Renewal and Redemption
A collection of thought-provoking stories that explore the transforming power of love in friendship and family life.
Golden Boy
Despite a promising future, Tony Kolinski drops out of medical school and hits the skids.
A Touch of Evil
Having survived a disastrous marriage, physicist Dr. Damon Devereaux struggles to recover from an infected physical wound and a shattered soul.
Hardship House
Katie and Danny purchase their Craftsman dream house, but soon thereafter he is diagnosed with a serious medical condition.
Reflections
Rowena has a haunting dream that forever alters her future.
The Lake
Katrin meets a mysterious stranger at the lake who completely transforms her life.
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About Me and Caesar:
FREE! Tuesday September 17 and 18
“The pratfall of the Roman empire …”
Toss one skittish outsider together with the swaggering ruler of the known world. Whip in a generous serving of deadly chases, spy rings and desperate disguises. And enjoy the most deranged Caesar salad ever served up.
As a social outcast, Paul has a single ambition for life. To sneak through it unnoticed. Not on Paul’s wish list: Stumbling into a treacherous conspiracy with only one way out. By teaming up with the most legendary and blustering conqueror who’s ever lived.
To stay alive, two unexpected companions will need to unite their entirely opposing urges. While facing unthinkable peril. To say nothing of the trash chute, bridal costume and first-ever texting scandal.
The mayhem promises astonishing revelations for both of them. About courage, friendship and surprise identities. They first just need to survive each other. Plus an imperial army.
It’s all told in this exhilarating and almost certainly true history of Rome, unearthed after 2,000 years.
“Try picturing P.G. Wodehouse, Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman – all tangled up in a toga … The epic story that history felt too embarrassed to tell. Till now. It’s the Hitchhiker’s Guide to Ancient Rome!”
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About The Trumpassic Period — Year Two: A Path of Darkness by David Belisle:
It’s been two long, gut-wrenching years in the Puhl-DePlugg Reservoir. Two years of chaos-as-king under the new leader, the Tyrumposaurus or T-Rump for short. Just try and keep up with the reptiles and crooked-necked cronies crawling through the Oval Dwelling. This is an era where greed, lies and corruption rear their ugly heads, striving to become the new normal. Breathe deep. Exhale. If you enjoyed The Trumpassic Period — Year One — the book, not the experience! — there’s more cathartic laughter in store from the past 365-day stroll down … A Path of Darkness. You survived it. You deserve this. Enjoy, dear reader.
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About The Storm: How Young Men Become Good Men:
Be moved like you’ve never been moved before! In this bestseller, Dan Blanchard once again offers an engaging and heartfelt leadership story filled with priceless insight on every single page for all those who strive to be exceptional mentors, coaches, educators, parents, and all other sorts of leaders.
Living a life of hope against a backdrop of despair and desperation, Dakota and his estranged and mysterious former WWII fighter-pilot Granddaddy share a day in the park on a stormy day that becomes rougher than Dakota ever imagined it could be. Find out in this book how Granddaddy plants seeds on what it means to be a real man, a real leader, and a real high quality person.
An indispensable book for teens, as well as parents, grandparents, and any adult who influences young people. The Storm: How Young Men Become Good Men endorsed by Sean Covey and many other big names, is destined to become a memorable tale on surviving and thriving as a teen and an adult.
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Pianist in a Bordello
What would happen if a politician decided to tell the truth—the whole truth?
Richard Youngblood, aspiring Congressman, is about to find out. He’s running on a platform of honesty and transparency—and against the advice of his friends and advisers he’s decided to start with himself. His autobiography will lay his entire life bare before voters just days before the election.
And what a life he’s had. Born in a commune and named Richard Milhous Nixon Youngblood as an angry shot at his absent father, Richard grows up in the spotlight, the son of an enigmatic fugitive and the grandson of a Republican senator. He’s kidnapped and rescued, kicked out of college for a prank involving turkeys, arrested in Hawaii while trying to deliver secrets to the CIA…Dick Nixon Youngblood’s ready to tell all.
He’ll even tell his readers about the Amandas—three women who share a name but not much else, and who each have helped shape and define the man he’s become.
Are voters really ready for the whole truth?
Are you?
Pianist in a Bordello is a hilarious political romp through the last four decades of American history, from a narrator who is full of surprises.
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About Whispers Among The Prairie:
Come and journey across the prairie lands of the American West and join Black Kettle of the Southern Cheyenne’s where he tries to save his people from war and holds his hand in peace not knowing that the USA army will betray him. His adopted daughter Morning Dove befriends a Calvary Captain, Clinton McKay their feelings develop into much more which they never expected and causes a lot of confusion between them. Should they follow their hearts or should they stay on opposing sides of war and follow what society expects of them. Come and find out in Whispers Among The Prairie. Price $0.99
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Birds in Peril Boxed Set by Mary Elizabeth Fricke
Five women met, fell in love with and married men who aided the arrest and subsequent imprisonment of Sheldon Humsler. Even though the events that disrupted their lives, did not necessarily involve Humsler, they certainly invoked the conviction that one-day Humsler would find a way to enact his revenge. All of these women and the men they married are in some way closely connected to Humsler’s arch enemies, Benton Cromwell, T.J. Harvester and Thad Hunt. Because of Humsler, Benton Cromwell’s life and livelihood have become so precarious he now lives as an invalid on borrowed time. However, his friends, T.J. Harvester and Thad Hunt, continue to grow in family, and in deed. Both are well-loved by many. The time is near when a final confrontation with Humsler must occur. Humsler has an accomplice…someone closely connected to Hunt….but who could that possibly be?
Pigeon in a Snare: He was her knight in shining armor. She was his lost love—the one girl with whom life might have been worth sharing—if another had not told lies deliberately intended to separate them. Now her life is in serious danger. Can he save her? Is their lost love worth the blood and tears it will take to salvage not only themselves but their families and their businesses─ and rekindle the love they lost?
Roses for the Sparrow: It was bad enough that her best friend/employer took off on an extended honeymoon leaving Jani to oversee the building of their new business alone. But in strolls this tall, dark, handsome contractor who makes it clear he intends to become the center of Jani’s attention. But, is Rick too good to be true? Why is he the one who continually finds long-stemmed roses on her car or at her door? What kind of admirer leaves expensive roses to freeze on windshields or be trampled on the floor? Some girls have all the luck- or maybe that’s no luck at all. How often does a girl have two stalkers after her at the same time?
Plight of the Wren: Susie Wrener’s life became front page news when her abusive husband put her in the hospital and sent himself to jail. Three years later, life has returned to mundane, while Susie struggles to maintain a peaceful loving home for her two children as a single mom. Then she meets Ted Harvester and wins the lottery in the same week…
Robin Unaware: Life is constant change, sometimes planned, sometimes instant and devastating. For Stephanie Harvester-Garrett, life takes an abrupt curve when her husband is killed in a car accident.
Determined to secure a stable home for her three children, Stephanie returns to Missouri to be closer to family and to accept employment in her brother’s law office. However, the dream of living a peaceful country life is interrupted by unexpected ghosts of the past, and hatred spawned in the name of love.
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About Westward Lies The Sun By Robert H. Kono:
Greg Sonoda, a Japanese American attorney, embarks on a quest to determine what influence God has in his life. In the back of his mind is the question, first and foremost, of whether God exists at all. God is such an elusive concept to a humanist, who, from his earliest years, was made to question God’s very existence—he suffered in a concentration camp for the duration of WWII—and he doubts his efforts will ever come to fruition.
In Westward Lies the Sun, Greg’s search for truth is given voice during the frequent debates with his poker foursome, although the late-night discussions produce more questions than answers. But they do serve to articulate thoughts and feelings about sundry issues such as the search for Greg’s family heirloom: a samurai sword stolen during Greg’s incarceration in the camps. More significantly, Greg is forced to ponder God’s hand in his family’s survival after being shipwrecked on a small, uninhabited Micronesian island. Greg and his family make several discoveries on the island that lead to financial success and miraculous physical healing. But will the island also heal Greg spiritually?
The family sword—Onimaru—is ultimately used in a showdown on the island with Greg’s quest for God, together with his mental and physical survival, hanging in the balance.
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About Time To Get Up:
this is a book about how you ,the reader, can become the hero of the story of your life. A motivational and a fictional story that deals with anxiety and despair and how to get rid of those feelings and rise up to grasp the stars. a fictional story that describe the adventure of change that you have to deal with. In this book the reader is the main character and the protagonist in this story, which he shows to the world the different steps he made through the path of change.and how he become the coolest hero in the world.
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About God’s Sacred Feast:
Deacon Sugarfoot Collins wrestles with the demons of celibacy as the guiles of an ex- lover tantalize him. Struggling to repel her, he begins to envision his dream woman. As misfortunes and tragedies befall the community, Sugarfoot becomes an agent of action. This brings him face to face with the town’s beautiful heiress. As the spark between them grows, his ex-lover becomes enraged. Will she let go? What mayhem will she create?
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About royal approach:
He tried to remember when he cried . He could not. When he had been humiliated, there had been moments where he wanted to cry, but he had always restrained himself. There was no point in holding back now. No one would see his tears. His brother would not laugh at him, nor would his sister tease him.
His mother. She would not see how weak he was in that moment
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About Dizzyrambic Imaginings: A Collection of Poetic Musings by G J Griffiths:
Dizzyrambic ImaginingsLooking for connections and meanings: poetic, pathetic or profound? Or just drivel?The dithyramb was an ancient Greek hymn. It was sung and danced in honour of Dionysus the god of wine and fecundity.Plato thought dithyrambs to be poetry in which the poet is the only speaker; while Socrates wrote “… not by wisdom do poets write poetry… but… like soothsayers, they say many fine things, but do not understand the meaning of them.”Maybe dithyrambs are just that – mindless wanderings of the imagination – or dizzy ramblings of it – dizzyrambic imaginings!A notable example of a more modern dithyramb would be: “Alexander’s Feast; or, the Power of Music” by John Dryden.When I attempted to arrange this collection of poetic musings various groupings occurred to me: nature; destiny; love and hate; future; past, and so on. In the end the alphabetic arrangement of the titles seemed to be just as appropriate as any, so there you have it. Twenty five dizzy ramblings for your consideration.
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About Growing Up In America: A Million Years Ago:
The story is written from the viewpoint of eight year old Blue Mann, who lives in the small all white Midwestern town of Walker in 1950’s America. When a black family arrives in Walker, Blue and his family struggle with their own and their communities’ prejudices, hatred and ignorance. As the story begins, Blue believes the residents of Walker are the most loving and caring individuals in the world, but as the residents of the community let their hatred and prejudice consume them, Blue struggles with why and how good people can turn into savage animals and beast just over the color of a person’s skin. The events Blue witnesses in one short week of his life impacts and changes his life forever.
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About Bushwhacked! by David Belisle:
It’s the slap-leather summer of 1876. Sardinian immigrant Giovanni Sacchettini is on the run — smack dab into the American old west. Historical fiction has only so many bullets and barbed wire, but Gio manages to find them all in chance encounters with Wyatt Earp, General Custer and the rest of the High Noon lineup. Will Sacchettini come of age, get the girl and lend his name to more than twisted pasta … or remain so lost in the purple sage even Zane Grey and Louis L’Amour can’t find him?
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About Angel of Mercy:
Hettie Steward is feisty, educated, ambitious and stubborn. Hettie marries the love of her life, Geoffrey Bartlette, in spring 1914, but has difficulty accepting that marriage means sacrificing her beloved nursing career. When the Great War begins, Geoffrey enlists and Hettie eagerly accepts an opportunity to join the Canadian Army Nursing Service. Although she’s nervous about the war, returning to work was exactly what she had been craving.
The old adage “be careful what you wish for, you just might get it” proves true. Soon tragedy strikes, and Hettie’s life is steered onto a new path.
Will Hettie return home or stay in Europe and continue nursing? Will she discover the person she is meant to be?
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