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Learn French Through 15 Captivating Short Stories! by Nicole Cazaubon

Learn French Through 15 Captivating Short Stories! by Nicole Cazaubon

“Learn French Through 15 Captivating Short Stories” is an engaging and immersive resource designed for English speakers who wish to embark on a journey of language learning through the art of storytelling. This unique book combines the beauty of the French language with rich narratives that transport readers across various regions of France, allowing them to experience the culture, traditions, and everyday life of the French people.
Each of the fifteen stories is carefully crafted to not only entertain but also educate. Readers will meet relatable characters, from a young aspiring pastry chef in Paris to a family enjoying a summer vacation in Provence, and a couple revisiting their romantic past in the charming streets of Montmartre. These captivating tales are filled with humor, emotion, and adventure, making the learning process enjoyable and memorable.
As you read, you will encounter natural dialogues that reflect authentic conversations in everyday French. Each story is accompanied by summaries that reinforce comprehension, as well as full translation of the French version and translations of key vocabulary and expressions to enhance your learning experience. The book also includes multiple-choice questions at the end of each chapter, allowing you to test your understanding and solidify your knowledge.
Whether you are on a bus, train, or simply relaxing at home, this book is designed to fit seamlessly into your lifestyle. You can take your time to savor each story, reflecting on the cultural insights and the language used. The immersive approach encourages you to engage with the text, making it an ideal companion for learners at any level.
In addition to improving your language skills, “Learn French Through 15 Captivating Short Stories” invites you to explore the enchanting world of France. From the picturesque landscapes of the countryside to the bustling cafes of Paris, each story provides a glimpse into the heart of French culture, inspiring you to dream of your own adventures in this beautiful country.
Join us on this journey and unlock the door to the French language through captivating stories that will leave you inspired, informed, and eager to learn more. Whether you are preparing for a trip to France or simply looking to enrich your language skills, this book is your gateway to a world of French language and culture.

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The Silent Symphony: Echoes of Love in the Shadow of Fading Memory by Geeta Lal Sahai

The Silent Symphony: Echoes of Love in the Shadow of Fading Memory by Geeta Lal Sahai

“Love isn’t about the memories we create; it’s about the moments we stand by each other.”
The Silent Symphony is a glimpse into the lives of people struggling with one of the most relentless monsters—memory loss. It is a story of Alzheimer’s leftover – caregivers. Through deeply emotional and evocative storytelling, this novel sheds light on the silent struggles, quiet resilience, and boundless love that define their journey.
As memories fade and connections break, caregivers bear the heartbreaking task of holding close to loved ones and letting go of who they once were. The Silent Symphony weaves a heartbreaking narrative while remaining hopeful about the human spirit’s strength and the lasting power of compassion.
This novel is a must-read for readers seeking an intimate, heartfelt story of courage. It is a moving tale of courage in the face of overwhelming odds, and it will resonate with anyone who has experienced the complexities of caregiving or witnessed the fragility of memory.
The Silent Symphony showcases the power of love and the strength of the human spirit. Its unforgettable story will stay with readers long after they have finished the book.
Quote from the book: “She was angry—not at her mother, but at Alzheimer’s itself, this thief that had come to steal away pieces of the woman who became a stranger to herself, to everyone around.”

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On the Edge (of a Stroke) by Wallace Briggs

On the Edge (of a Stroke) by Wallace Briggs

Tom Bradley, recovering from a stroke, discovers an inner self who can also hear the thoughts of others nearby. In the park where he exercises daily, he overhears a robbery plot and reports it to the police.
The plotters are arrested and over two hundred thousand pounds of drug related profits are impounded. The gang threatens to snatch Tom’s wife, if Tom does not return the cash. They kidnap Tricia as insurance. The police botch an arrest attempt and the villain, K, escapes with the cash without identifying Tricia’s location. K flees but is arrested and taken into custody, without the cash.
Tom interrogates K and locates the missing cash. He probes K’s mind to reveal Tricia’s location, except, Tricia has already been moved.
Friends come to aid Tom’s search, but a gunshot casualty mars the rescue. The captured shooter is interrogated by Tom’s mind probe. Can he recover the love of his life and the missing cash?

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The Crying Tree and the Magic Rock by John Russell

The Crying Tree and the Magic Rock by John Russell

Do you believe that trees can communicate their feelings by…crying? Is it possible that rocks can communicate with us by writing messages to us on their surfaces? Can our beloved deceased pets return from the dead—in the flesh—to visit with us and assure us that their souls live on?

John Russell’s fourth book, The Crying Tree and the Magic Rock, is a collection of mind-blowing true tales of the supernatural. “What sets John Russell apart is his ability to blend his personal experiences with broader paranormal theories, offering his readers a firsthand look at psychic phenomena. His accounts are not just stories; they are experiences lived and shared, from eerie ghost encounters to life-saving messages delivered by guardian angels.”

Return with John to his youth, and ride along in the darkness while he runs his paper route on his bicycle and encounters a hair-raising and frightening otherworldly event. Was it Dogman? A Werewolf? Bigfoot? An angry ghost?

Read an incredible story of the Devil himself dancing with several women in a West Texas nightclub during Cinco de Mayo.

And then, there’s those pesky UFOs. Read about John’s own up close and personal encounters with these strange craft and his subsequent observations that have led him to draw distinct conclusions about their behaviors.

Did John receive guidance from the Other Side that enabled him to save the life of a young child? The chapter titled “Christmas Night Sky” will really tug at your heartstrings. And don’t miss the bizarre story of a snake that saved John and two of his buddies from a beatdown.

That’s just a smattering of the amazing true tales you’ll enjoy reading in The Crying Tree and the Magic Rock.

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Escape Plan: A Coming Of Age Journey (In Her Thirties Book 1)

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A bit like Bridget Jones, Elva can’t help but sabotage her chances of career and romantic success. Desperation forces party-girl Elva Maguire to change her ways. But the problem is, she can’t say no to a shot of tequila. It’s only when her out-of-control binge drinking puts her career at risk that she decides to confront her demons.She tries to curtail her drinking. And fails. Then, she tries harder and fails better. But when her one true advocate, her grandad, falls ill, she steps up without hesitation, to face her responsibilities.This act of courage inspires her to take control of her life and ditch her futile escape efforts. Then, almost by accident, a bright future emerges as a possibility—one filled with love, romance, job satisfaction and a new, handsome boss.But with a history of attracting unwanted drama and poor decision-making, can she ever really move forward? Or will her boozy, reckless past persist and haunt her forever?

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Things Said in Dreams

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A 10th grader survives 3 days with her classmates

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Endless Leviathan by Will Ballantyne

Endless Leviathan by Will Ballantyne

Part three of the ongoing Random Guy series.
Have you ever been on a cruise that you thought would never end?
Surrounded by serial killers and Cells, Tavie is trapped in an all-encompassing hell aboard the cruise ship, Marie Celeste. Thus, when Mary, a fellow traveller, tells her that there may be a way to escape, Tavie is all in.
Spurred by her conviction that Andrew may still be alive, she, Mary, and Conrad fight to survive an onslaught of bloodthirsty passengers to make it back to the real world. But will the omnipresent puppet master, John Cooper scupper their plans?

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Sleeping Eagles Part One by Carole McEntee-Taylor

About Sleeping Eagles Part One by Carole McEntee-Taylor

The Great War is finally over, but the world is not at peace. Across Europe and America revolution is in the air, the authorities stretched to the limit as they try to prevent mutinies in the Armed Forces and strikes and protests by a weary population determined to ensure they have the better lives they were promised.

Frances and Giuseppe are enjoying their new life in America, until circumstances alter their plans and everything changes. Frances is grateful to have made new friends, but will she regret giving them her trust? Meanwhile Concetta can’t wait to see her brother again, but does fate have other ideas?

With civil unrest growing in Britain Herbert and Lettie work to find those responsible and warn Len to increase security on the Pemberton Estate. But how can he ensure he is making the right decisions? Then Herbert makes a mistake and Lettie finds herself in danger.

While peace talks take place in Versailles Henrietta’s life takes an unexpected turn and she makes a decision that will change her life completely.

The Eagle Quartet is the follow up series to Secret Lives which tells the stories of several families before and through the Great War. Sleeping Eagles is the third book in the series and is set in Britain, America and Australia. It is in two parts. Part 1 covers the 1920s with Part 2 continuing the story into the 1930s.

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Author Bio

I am the author and publisher of military history, historical fiction, spiritual books and memoirs. Published by Pen and Sword, my military history books include Herbert Columbine VC, Surviving the Nazi Onslaught, A Battle Too Far, From Colonial Warrior to Western Front Flyer, The Battle of Bellewaarde 1915, A History of Coalhouse Fort and A History of Women’s Lives in Scunthorpe. I worked for several years in the Military Corrective Training Centre, Colchester, the British Forces’ only military prison, culminating in a history of the establishment written in the words of those who were there, Military Detention Colchester. I also publish a series of books under the banner Real Lives. Memories in Print which is a free service to ensure our history does not get forgotten. Please see my website for more details.

To date I have written twenty six novels. Of these four are sagas, Lives Apart: A WW 2 Chronicle (5 books), Obsession (5 books), Secret Lives (6 books) and A One Way Ticket (4 books). I have also written three stand alone novels: Betrayed; Love, Resistance, Betrayal and Hunting Shadows. I also ghost write novels and biographies privately and for Story Terrace.

I decided after finishing Obsession that I needed a little break from the Second World War so perhaps I should write about the Great War instead. I also wanted to write something that offered a theory as to how we have ended up with the world we are currently living in. This was a big undertaking as it would need to be several books and I didn’t want it all to be one long series as people, quite understandably, prefer to buy a series once the whole thing is written. Nothing worse than being engrossed in a series and not knowing what happens at the end because the author didn’t get to finish it. I’m not getting any younger so I decided to err on the side of caution and write several series, that could be read as stand alone series. That way if I don’t get to the end you won’t miss out. I knew where I wanted the books to finish, so it was just a case of writing the rest! After some thought I decided to start just before the Great War and Secret Lives was born. The six book series follows the lives of several families in the UK and Europe before and during the Great War, begins in 1913 and ends in 1918. The Eagle Quartet follows on from Secret Lives and
I am currently halfway through writing the final book of the series. Dark Eagles Rising is in two parts and is set in Germany, Austria and Italy through the 1920s and 1930s and, as the blurb above says, Sleeping Eagles is set in America, Britain and Australia with Part One set in the 1920s and Part Two in the 1930s. Once this is finished the plan is to start the next series which will follow the characters through WW2. All books are available in kindle and paperback from Amazon and other internet retailers or you can borrow them from your library.

The Delilah Enigma by Donald de Brier

The Delilah Enigma by Donald de Brier

Set in London against the backdrop of World War II, THE DELILAH ENIGMA follows Lt. Sarah Leach, an MI6 British officer, and Robert Johnston, an American lawyer with the OSS, as they trade secrets and sex while gathering intelligence for the Allied war effort. Together they track the growing German resistance and assassination plot against Hitler and develop assets for the impending D-Day invasion, dangerous work that leads to Sarah’s capture by the SS in France. Her whereabouts are leaked by friends at Bletchley Park, and Robert bands together an unlikely group, including their Jewish refugee friend Hannah, to rescue her. As one enigma is resolved a new one appears: Will Sarah and Robert’s budding relationship survive the war? Historically accurate events and a sweeping cast of real and fictious characters round out this “terrific read.” FREE 03/24-03/28.

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Keystone P.D.

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How exactly did the Keystone Cops achieve national comedic infamy? Before the slapstick films, Rick Darrow (The Big Gun) and his brothers ran Keystone Oil, the Keystone Gazette, and Keystone, Ohio’s brothels and speakeasies. All seemed to chug along until ignoring reality led to disastrous events. A prequel that reflects timeless Keystone chaos.

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Greeting Cards For Exes by Rebekah L. Purdy

Greeting Cards For Exes by Rebekah L. Purdy

“Purdy presents a beautifully complex array of characters that touch your heart.” –A Bookish Escape
Piper Mishner has spent the last year trying to get over her ex, which is hard to do after he decides to move into the apartment next to hers with his new fiancé. As if she needs the reminder of how painful the breakup was. Not to mention, her job as a greeting card writer is now at risk due to her cynicism about love.
“I’m bored with you and need a change.” The infamous words of Kerrie Holloway’s ex-husband, who doesn’t seem to understand the concept of being an “ex” since he wants her to pretend for their kids and family that they’re still together. While dating others and living in the same house. She gets a job in sales at a greeting card company, and is finally on the way to saving for her own place.
Maude Gilchrist has spent over fifty years married to the same man. A man who, one day, just leaves. No goodbye. No explanation. He was just gone. Bitter and alone, she decides to postpone retirement from the greeting card company. Although writing sappy cards about love is the last thing she wants to do.
Through lunch hour talks, weekend getaways, and drunken brawls, the ladies of All For You Greeting Cards Company help heal one another’s wounds and learn there are more important things in life than having a man. There may be a generational gap, but they all have the “ex-factor” in common.
Fans of Ashley Poston, Colleen Hoover, Emily Henry, Christina Lauren, Mia Sheridan, and Kristin Hannah will enjoy “Greeting Cards For Exes” by Rebekah L. Purdy.

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Rustlers in the Sage: A Western Novella by Donald L Robertson Robertson

About Rustlers in the Sage: A Western Novella by Donald L Robertson Robertson:

Holt Kincannon has nothing left but his horse, his guns, and his pride. His years as a Texas rancher and lawman are behind him. His wife and son rest on a lonely hill overlooking the Llano River.

Now, he rides through the rugged mountains and sagebrush covered valleys of Northern New Mexico, searching. He’s hoping for a new life, but will settle for a hot meal.

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His Name is Junsaku by Tenkara Smart

His Name is Junsaku by Tenkara Smart

Junsaku Aoyama, a samurai warrior living in 17th-century Japan, has had one desire since childhood: to be Japan’s greatest warrior. After years of excelling in martial arts, Junsaku achieves a general rank in the shogun’s army at only twenty years old, the youngest in Japan’s history, dedicating his life to serving the shogunate. Junsaku, a proclaimed bachelor, never imagines he will marry until he meets a Lithuanian woman named Cecelia, who travels to Japan with her father on a Dutch merchant ship. Despite the challenges of marrying a foreigner, Junsaku marries Cecelia. They have a family, including a daughter, Fukano, who Junsaku teaches to be an excellent martial artist despite Japan’s ban on women practising the arts. For most of his adult life, a ghost cloaked in black haunts Junsaku and delivers ominous warnings to him, which he ignores. Junsaku struggles to balance his love for his family with his loyalty to the shogunate, and even the warnings from the ghost may not be enough to save what he holds most dear.

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Forest Folk (The Folklore Cycle Book 2)

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How did Davy Crockett gain his legendary courage? What if Ichabod Crane’s encounters with the supernatural were more than mere tales? In this enchanting sequel to the acclaimed Mountain Folk, award-winning author John Hood weaves a spellbinding tapestry of early American history and fantasy that reimagines the War of 1812 and the Trail of Tears through a magical lens.Following their triumph in the American Revolution, three extraordinary fairy rangers — Goran the sylph, Har the dwarf, and Dela the water maiden — find themselves facing new challenges in a growing nation. As America struggles to live up to its founding ideals, these magical defenders must forge alliances with legendary figures such as Davy Crockett, Johnny Appleseed, and the Cherokee hero Junaluska to combat sinister forces threatening peace on the frontier.Hood masterfully blends historical accuracy with fantastical elements, creating a narrative that makes early American history accessible and exciting for readers of all ages. From the beginnings of the abolitionist movement to the tragedy of the Trail of Tears, real historical events are enhanced by the presence of folklore creatures who witness — and influence — the shaping of a nation.Perfect for fans of both historical fiction and fantasy, Forest Folk continues the tradition of its predecessor, praised by The Mountain Times as the most engaging treatment of America’s founding since John Jakes’ American Bicentennial series. This unique blend of history and fantasy illuminates the human stories behind pivotal moments in American history while asking profound questions about justice, freedom, and the true meaning of courage.About the AuthorJohn Hood combines the meticulous research of a historian with the imaginative flair of a storyteller. As both a critically acclaimed author of political and economic histories and a passionate creator of speculative fiction, he brings a unique perspective to historical narrative. His work has appeared in prestigious publications including The Wall Street Journal, Reader’s Digest, and National Review, while his syndicated column reaches readers across fifty North Carolina newspapers.Beyond his writing, Hood shares his knowledge as a public policy instructor at Duke University and a commentator for such media outlets as Fox News, NBC News, and National Public Radio. A previous book, Catalyst: Jim Martin and the Rise of North Carolina Republicans, earned recognition from the North Carolina Society of Historians.When not crafting historical fantasies or teaching graduate students, Hood can be found teaching tap dancing to young performers, bringing the same energy and creativity to the dance floor that he brings to his writing. He lives near Raleigh with his wife and three children, where he continues to explore the intersection of American history and folklore.

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Joy After Noon by Debra Coleman Jeter

Joy After Noon by Debra Coleman Jeter

JOY AFTER NOON is the story of Joy Hancock, her new gorgeous husband Ray, and his two daughters, Marianne and Jenny. Marianne, a would-be ballerina, is haunted by the image of her deceased, perfection-demanding mother. Her younger sister, Jenny, longing for acceptance and companionship, befriends troubled and trouble-seeking Claudia, with dire consequences. Joy struggles to balance the challenges of career as a college professor coming up for tenure with those of her new family, while Ray faces an ethical dilemma at work. He must decide whether or not to blow the whistle on his colleagues following an ill-advised merger. At home he alternates between being distracted and irritable, and Joy misreads the signals as indicating his disappointment in her due to her failures—to live up to the model set by his first wife and to cope with the girls and domestic life. Inspired in part by Love, Come Softly, this novel explores the challenges of second marriages and dealing with stepchildren during the crucial years of puberty and teenage angst. This book is discounted 35% on Amazon for a limited time.

Jeter’s characters and scenery are so vivid and real that I felt I was right there sharing all their hope and fears. So looking forward to the next installment!—Jana Little

Debra Jeter does a beautiful job creating realistic characters whose lives intertwine in an honest and purposeful way. I found myself still thinking about their stories once the book ended—Katy Owen

Joy After Noon drew me in and my heart ached along with hers as I followed her struggles. I found myself relating to many characters in the novel–cringing sometimes and laughing at others—Tracy Wilbanks

I was instantly drawn into Joy’s story. A beautiful story full of inescapably good characters – you get so pulled into their world that you miss them just as soon as the book is closed.—Paige Boggs

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An Uncivilized State

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America is dealing with its Second Civil War that occurred in the summer of 2045 due to white supremacists claiming to be losing the U.S. to other ethnic groups. After the war, the American people voted segregation back into law, and the United States is now divided into six sections. The sections are separated by Race, Class, & Neutrality.

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Because of a Dog: A Western Novella by Donald L Robertson

About Because of a Dog: A Western Novella by Donald L Robertson:

Nolan Parker rides into Mustang City looking for grazing land of his own.

With money in his pocket, he’s in town to buy a ranch.Then he saves a boy’s dog from a killer.

Now he finds himself embroiled in the beginnings of a range war, battling the hired gunmen of a ruthless rancher. He must make a decision. Stay and fight, or cut and run.

Because of a Dog, is a drama of honor, love, hate, and death—a stirring tale of the old west that will keep you engrossed to the very end.

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Shadows Of Tehran by Nick Berg

Shadows Of Tehran by Nick Berg

“When you find yourself at the gates of Hell, keep walking.” —Churchill
Raised in Tehran but torn between two worlds, Ricardo’s young life is thrown into chaos when his American father abandons the family just as the Islamic Revolution of 1979 breaks out. As fundamental human rights are washed away in a tide of religious, anti-Western fanaticism, Ricardo’s mother remarries, introducing a stepfather with a dark secret.
At only 14 years old, Ricardo vows to take back what was stolen under the oppressive, authoritarian rule. He quickly becomes a rebel leader, earning himself renown as the Shadow Rider of Tehran. When his name is leaked and an execution order issued, he must flee the only country he has called home. But the fight is not over. Blessed with an indomitable will and unbreakable spirit, Ricardo becomes a US Special Forces soldier, and in a surprising turn of events, lands right back where he started.
Spanning continents and infused with heart-pounding action, Shadows of Tehran is more than just a story of war. It’s an exploration of one man’s refusal to break under abuse, abandonment, and loss—an affirmation that we, not the events in our lives, determine whether to be a victim or survivor. Based on a true story, this is an astonishing tale of resilience, rebellion, and the enduring human spirit—one that will inspire anyone facing their own shadows to keep pushing forward.

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Running From Herself by April Tompkins

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Leah Branch just blew her record contract. When the offer finally came, she’d already given up on stardom, but heartbroken, she had to escape her tiny town. Once in Nashville, the label changes her name, remakes her image, and forces her to record songs she hates. They wanted her; they just wanted a different her. Leah goes along until one night when she finally breaks. And that’s when she flees.

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Love in Communism: A Young Woman’s Adult Story

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In the shadows of the Soviet Union, young Anfisa Petrova comes of age with a stark awareness of her budding femininity, but with the lingering trauma of her past. Raised in a family distance from communist ideologies, she finds solace in the love of her mother and grandfather.

However, fate thrusts her into a chilling reality at seventeen, forcing her to confront the harrowing experience of being a woman prisoner in the USSR. These trials shape her decisions in life, ultimately leading her to part ways with her first husband a cunning art thief who exploits the vulnerabilities of the waning Soviet era.

Love in Communism weaves a story of resilience, love, and the pursuit of personal liberty against a backdrop of political turmoil, repression, and suspicion.

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