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Experience the complexities of Gaza through the eyes of a humanitarian. Discover a firsthand account of a man navigating life under constant threat. Navigate the delicate balance between diplomacy and danger.
Fans of Tom Clancy will be drawn to the vivid storytelling.
Experience the thrill of surviving the unexpected. From gunfire to imprisonment, discover the incredible journey. Fans of John Grisham will be captivated.
Witness a volunteer’s survival in hostile terrains. From jungle illnesses to terrorist bombs, the author shares his remarkable story.
Travel from Brooklyn to the Andes and experience the marvels of human kindness and danger.
A misidentified corpse, a new drug menace.
Sgt. Windflower faces his toughest challenge yet.
Fans of Lee Child will be hooked by this suspenseful narrative.
Cherries weds a matchless sense of dramatics with the ability to tell a marvelous story. You have staged excellent, realistic action with convincing effect. Cherries has a compelling magnetic quality.
–Manuscripts International, 1987As an avid reader of many historical memoirs, both fiction and autobiographical, rarely have I found one as in depth and revealing as Mr. Podlaski’s work…
–Bernie Weisz, Vietnam War HistorianOne ‘read’ will not be enough. You will want to pass through the pages of “Cherries” more than once just to savor the up close and personal story again.
–Jerry Kunnath, author
Biker gangs often get a bad rep; the Demon Dawgs are an exception. Dante and his men have softer sides beneath all the bravado, and they take violence against women very seriously. The book is part thriller, part steamy romance. The guys are hot, and the action is very present. Think Fifty Shades of Grey for the new generation! 5/5 stars for this, and I can’t wait to read more in the series. – Stephen Christopher
“Jane Elzey is a wickedly talented storyteller with a writing voice that entertains from the first page to the last. You will find that the killer isn’t always the butler, in the den, with a knife. Enjoy the ride!” — Woody Barlow, Author
“I reached a point where I didn’t want to stop. Jane Elzey excels in the story tension department.” — Cayce Berryman, Editor
“I’m on page seven and I love it. I feel wrapped in wisteria and I can smell the smoke and hear the clicks of the dominoes. I could teach allusion, assonance, alliteration, imagery, and characterization with just these seven pages! I’ve got to go read my new favorite author!” — Cindy Clark, ESOL Teacher
“Jane Elzey’s characters remind me of the saying, ‘A good friend will bail you out of jail. A great friend will be in the cell with you!’ These gals are great friends. Jane Elzey spins a yarn full of twists and turns and I-never-saw-that-coming moments that make for a very fun read.” — Julia Simonello, Rabid Reader & Artist
“These characters are great fun. They are four friends I’d certainly want to hang out with.” — Texas Reviewer
Discover the gripping journey of April Morgan in “I Had to Leave” by Donna Jean Picerno. Follow her heartbreak and resilience as she seeks love and redemption. When life turns upside down, can love save April?
Fans of Colleen Hoover will be hooked from page one.
After surviving a three-week coma, Daniel Martin Molliver wanted to live his life to the fullest. The lessons he learned from his near-death experience and his life afterward are condensed in Making Your Own Trail.
Each book in this series gets better and better. This book made me laugh, want to cry and wanted to hit something. Can not wait until this next book comes out but do not want the series to end. I hope to see the Death Dwellers continue with the younger generation being adults. Loved this book and piecing the past together has answered so many question. Loved how Kendall has turned out too. – Deana Freeman
Author, Montgomery, J. Granger’s experience in the combat, has naturally and vividly unfolded in front of my eyes with his unique writing style – simple, natural, easy-reading layout separated every incident with various famous quotes, among which, the quote on prologue page from ancient Chinese military strategy genius, Sun Tzu: “One hundred victories in one hundred battles is not the most skillful. Subduing the other’s military without battle is the most skillful.” I was sold, right there. And I rated this book as a 5-star memoir!
I always treat my books with respect – no one else could have touched them. So, my friends and family member all have to buy this engaging book by themselves. It is a very good idea of gifts! – Ahma
Delve into a twisted tale of pain and the pursuit of retribution. Fans of Steve Berry will be engrossed.
Discover the journey of Clayton Shultz as he tackles the climate crisis with an ambitious plan. Fans of Naomi Klein will love this intriguing tale of environmental obsession.
Clayton Shultz became obsessed with Carbon Footprint calculations. The dire threat of Climate Change (formerly Global Warming) dominated his concern, fueling an ambitious effort to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and save the planet.
The unlikely celebrity stumbled onto the climate crisis bandwagon and devised a money-making scheme that replicated the corporate Carbon Credit/Offset Exchanges, an industry fraught with red flags. He rose in popularity and unexpected wealth relying on customer honesty and a sworn oath, sidestepping the regulatory certification process. But his “No Carbon Footprint” goals, like many climate change strategies, got muddled in the best of noble intentions.
“Myles combines fresh plots with convincing recreations of Arthur Conan Doyle’s style and characterizations in this sturdy debut collection of seven Holmes short stories.” – Publishers Weekly
This book is a treasure, a gift to us all. It is a beautiful tribute to the author’s son Eric, which in and of itself is a wonderful read. But it is also so much more than that. John C. Anderson has written a book for all of us who have suffered with grief (be it the loss of a family member, a close friend, or even our beloved pets). He reminds us that we all share the same grief and that none of us are alone. He also provides ways that will help us accept this inevitability, obviously through his own very hard-earned experience. I thoroughly enjoyed his memories of the trips and adventures he and Eric had shard for the short time Eric was here with us, and I felt I had come to know somebody I would very much like to have known in life.
All I can really tell you is READ IT. There is great comfort in knowing none of us is alone in this world and that grief can and should be accepted and allowed to go on for however long those of us in mourning need for it to be. – Lee Murphy
War is hard enough when your dad is missing in action, and even harder when you have to leave everything you know and love. Twelve-year-old Harry is one of three thousand people leaving the coast in Devon during the Second World War as US troops move into the area, planning secret D-Day rehearsals on the beach there in April 1944. But what if your most treasured possession is left behind?
Alec Driver, a WWII veteran, uses the GI bill to earn an advanced degree in music from a prestigious university. At age thirty-seven, with glowing recommendations in hand, he secures the post of choir teacher at a small town high school on Florida’s west coast. Soon after assuming his duties he falls in love with Tracy Ashbury a bright, talented and attractive student in his choir. Community outrage aroused by his courtship culminates in a resentful and belligerent student goading Alec into striking him. Influential citizens rescue Alec from potential dismissal. His subsequent marriage to Tracy and national recognition for the choir’s mastery vindicates Alec’s supporters or so it seems . .
“A brilliant premise and great fun . . . Original touches and time-travel intrigue keep Murphey’s clever fourth installment in the Physics, Lust and Greed series ticking along nicely … Murphey skillfully develops his intriguing time-travel concept and its implications along with delivering excellent characterizations. Marta and Marshall’s search for answers yields plenty of murky intrigues, sinister conspiracies, and deceptions leaping across the pages. Unexpected plot twists centering on Happy Home Companion cult of vengeance and Gillis’s involvement keep the reader invested. This is a solid entry in the continuing series.“ -The Prairies Book Review