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Deadly Treasure
In a daring move, President Jack Royce and Admiral L. Charles Runion enlist the help of Captain James Shepherd, who gathers an elite force of SEALS and Marines to launch a new strategy against terrorism against America. Twelve men, staunch and true, prove that defending freedom is not an outdated ideal. Omega Force is born, and Bring It Up, a Maritime Search and Rescue company becomes the perfect cover. Under a new paradigm, America’s enemies within are faced with an invisible and powerful force that reveals their treason and uncovers their
nefarious plot to destroy this great nation.About the Author:
Bill Bennett served as a pastor for 37-years, taught U.S. History and English, served as a special deputy sheriff (marine search and rescue, lake patrol, shore patrol in Indiana), and currently serves as Director of
Education, Family Visitation Center Program Director and teaches at Grace Resources, Inc. in Lancaster, CA. Married 44-years, he and Cathy have three children, all grown and married, and at present, eight grandchildren.$2.99–$19.15 -
Defender of Fanithia
Articulous is a High Mage in the Realm of Fanithia with a heavy burden. The demon dragon kin named Drake and his goblin army threatens to wipe out his entire village killing everyone he has ever cared about. With no other choice Articulous puts his faith in a 12 year old Earth boy named Quintil and his 3 adopted warrior children. Quintil is a talented fencer on Earth but has never had to apply his swordplay to real combat. Will Quintil rise to become the Defender of Fanithia or be overwhelmed by Drakes hatred?
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Demon in the Pulpit
By Sarah Mason
Demon in the pulpit is a book of essays journaling my survival of childhood abuse at the hands of my father.
The book chronicles the loss of my innocence, a happy childhood, and my RN career all caused by the combination
of my fathers mental illness, abuse, addictions, and years of seminary. My father tried to run from his demons
by moving us all across this country and bouncing back and forth from different religions to drinking, drugs, and women.Each chapter is a snapshot of an account followed by coping skills learned through a wonderful therapist,
changing my life!About the Author
I am forty-eight, I have a BSN, and a MHA/Ed.
I worked for many years in nursing but transitioned to teaching college. I want to first dedicate this book to my five siblings and mother who survived with me, and to my children, Ashton, Cody, and Megan. May you better understand my struggles and my love for you through this book. Thank you for your unconditional love through it all! And last, to all my fellow survivors, this book is really for you! May you take even a small part away that will help you in your healing journey!
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Doodle Dear A Clown of Great Heart
Come meet and read about Doodledear, my cousin’s clowndoll from the 1920s. Doodledear is my recollection of how things were in the good old days — safe,sweet,simple. For pure nostalgia, adults can also enjoy recalling how things felt as we lived and played in the 20’s. Doodledear knew how to teach a boy to grow up into a brave hero, a lesson for all ages.
Author Bio
Ruth Ada Clark, 92, was educated at University of Dubuque, University of Iowa, and Loras College. Doodledear is her fifth published book after Beauty in Bent Grass, Prescriptions for Boredom, Tribal Wisdom of the Old Testament, and He was My Brother, the Wisdom of Jesus Told By James. Clark is a retired teacher and still lives in Dubuque, Iowa.
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Dragon Scale
Enter an enchanted land where big dogs talk, and fighting horses are fearless, when you journey into the pages of Dragon Scale: The Medallion. In Dorothy L. Smith’s exciting new world, you will meet Donil, a stalwart young knight; Bailee, the little orphan girl who must grow up too quickly; and most of all, Tasara, young, beautiful, lithe and a fierce warrior. Join the three them, along with their telepathic canine Colors, and their fighting steed, as they search for the key that will defeat the growing evil, and hopefully bring them all back once again to a land of happiness and peace. Read fantasy at its most magical and finest in Dragon Scale: The Medallion.
About the author:
Dorothy L. Smith has wanted to write since high school. But somewhere along the line “life and work got in the way.” In due time, however, she returned to the University of Central Oklahoma, got her M.A. in English, taught for a while, then began again to write. Now she resides on her farm in the Sooner State with her family. Her familiarity with and love of the land is evident in her writing. Dorothy is also a member of the Gold Prospectors of America. In fact, Dorothy keeps herself so busy that her husband Richard advises her “to stop, rest and write.”
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Duties of the Heart
A seed of hatred is planted in the heart of a young King, after the death of his father and mother. Left with only his anger and hatred to guide him, Marsalis’s actions will bring about a war that will split Lavatia in two. Years later, his mysterious seer, Shalyndria, prophesies the birth of a sorceress that will bring about his downfall.
Growing up in the after math of the great wars, the young sorceress is shielded from the world for reasons unknown to her. She slowly learns to develop the new powers awakening inside her as she seeks adventure and the truth. She meets Prince Alexander and is introduced to a world she never knew existed.
Prince Alexander Casesar wants only to live his life as he sees fit, starting with marrying a woman of his own choosing when Mirage is set in his path. He is immediately ensnared by her beauty and captivated by her innocence and the carefree way she sees the world.In the end, he defies his father’s orders and even battles the “Mystical Ones” to be with her. He will find himself caught between his duties to his throne, country, and the Duties of his Heart.
About the author:
I was born in Manhattan, New York, but was raised in Mount Pleasant, South Carolina by Kathy and Oliver Burns Jr. I have two sisters, Allison Burns and Olivia Jenkins, a brother, Oliver Burns III, and a huge loving family. I fell in love with the written word in the ninth grade after reading Charles Dickens, “Great Expectations.” I loved the way he weaved together characters and events to create mystery. I received my B.A. from Charleston Southern University and my M.B.A. from Jones International University.
Duties of the Heart developed through lots of small stories and experiences twisted into my favorite kind of book, Fantasy Romance, where the possibilities are limitless. At the end, a whole new enchanted world was created. I hope you enjoy it.
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Ellie: A Vietnam War Romance
In the summer of 1966, sixteen-year-old California surfer girl Ellie Miller dates three boys bound for Vietnam. Bobby joins the Army to escape a broken home. Steve is suddenly called to active duty in the Navy. Darrel joins the Marines after his surfboard is stolen.
Then on a warm and sultry evening just before school starts, during a riot, Ellie is seized under the veil of authority by a sailor who has just returned from a life spent overseas in the horrors of combat and the depths of debauchery. In war, precious things are plundered.
About the author:
Mr. Yenney, a Navy brat, was born Virginia, raised in California and attended military boarding school in Wisconsin before serving two tours with the U.S. Navy in Vietnam. He earned degrees from UCSB and CSUDH. He has lived in Oregon, Texas, and Mexico. For more than a decade he taught English and conducted international business in the Republic of China on Taiwan. He was a bilingual educator in Oxnard, California for 20 years. He speaks Spanish and Chinese. He currently resides in Ventura, CA., working on his fifth novel.$13.96 -
Emerald Beach
Jeanne Horne lives in fear; fear of meeting others’ expectations, fear of love, and most of all, fear of a set of stairs in an old hotel. The stairs hold the key to her fears.
Despite her success in front of Hollywood’s cameras, Jeanne struggles with self-doubt and the belief that she is not beautiful. Even when love comes along, she pushes it away, fearful; that she will be found lacking.
When pressure and stress builds to unbearable levels, Jeanne runs back to her uncle and Emerald Beach. She believes she is escaping all the demands of her life. But, life follows and not only is she coerced into staring in another film to be shot in Emerald Beach, but she is forced into confronting her fears, all of them.
When a threat is made on her life, she comes face to face with her darkest fear, a set of stairs she tumbled down when a child. It takes the love of man she is too afraid to love, to guide her through the dark hours of discovery.
This romantic suspense book is for women of all ages and anyone who has ever doubted the power of love. The book’s settings are based on real locations in North Carolina, although Emerald Beach is a fictitious beach based on Wrightsville and Emerald Isle beaches on the southern coast of North Carolina.
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Eye of the Sleeping Dragon
By Uncle Mike
Bay Wang kept turning down unwanted suitors that bargained for her marriage. But one day, a poor gentleman broke into her father’s farm to borrow a rooster, but her father accused him of stealing. Hong agreed to enter a bargain with the rich farmer to save his hand. With Bay and a servant named Chi, Hong took the search for a magical stone called The Eye of the Sleeping Dragon. But the stone was only a part of a fable Bay’s grandfather used to tell the rich farmer. Now, Hong had to either bring home The Eye or prove that the stone was unreal. An unwanted task in the beginning turned out to be a good adventure with fantastic creatures and the wonders of the mountain.
Eye of the Sleeping Dragon, by Uncle Mike, is an adventure that leads to a happy, fruitful ending.
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Fallen Woman
In 1630 England, our heroin Lady Catherine, who has a bastard child is left with an estate that she can’t inherit, because she is a woman. Therefore, the Queen, Henrietta Maria who adores Catherine and lets her take care of her horses, and the King, Charles I who wishes to reward a loyal Knight for 10 years of service decides to arrange a marriage contract so that Catherine will be able to keep her land. The King and Queen arrange for a Norman Knight named, Giles, to enter into a marriage. Giles’s mistress tries to figure out a way not to lose Giles, so she gets him drunk and fills him with lies about Catherine before he is to meet to sign the agreement. Upon arrival the belligerent Knight began belittling Catherine in front of the King and wants no part of the contract unless she gives up her child. All the while not knowing the Queen and Catherine were listening. At this point Catherine is furious and would rather give up her land and the Keep than give up her child.
About the Author:
Linda Kennedy is a 6th generation Texas that lives in Amarillo, Texas. She is a mother of 2 grown daughters and Nana to 5 grandchildren. Linda has done upholstery of furniture for over 40 years, but her true passion has always been to write. At the urging of her family she decided to publish her first novel.
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