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The Lady Swain
By Kathryn Dean
Bobby Joe Campbell is the captain of her own ship The Lady Swain. Born into a world when
men rule the seas, head strong and stubborn, she sets sail on her maiden voyage for new adventures and into danger.Jeffery McSteele, the handsome pirate set about to kidnap Bobby Joe for revenge on her father for some misguide slight to his mother.
Together they set off to discover the secrets of a man who is out to get both of them, Bobby Joe’s ship and Jeffery for some act from a long time ago, when they were friends.
Will they kill each other before they find the truth, or will the Lady Swain sail off with his heart… Come and join them on the high seas and adventures in the Lady Swain.
About the author:
KATHRYN DEAN was born and raised in the Appalachian mountain chain. She now lives in Central Georgia with her loving husband 20 dogs, and 1 cat.
When she isn’t doing research for ideas on her next book, she likes to read, gardening, arts and crafts, sewing, and crocheting. She watches NASCAR AND THE NFL EAGLES.
Her favorite genre of novels are historical romances, John Grisham novels, Steven King thrillers, and yes she does read other authors, too.
Most days she is on Face Book, spreading the words of God with family and friends, and plays computer games. Come and join her some days if you like.
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The Last Cruise…?
THE LAST CRUISE reunites Wes Hardin and Tully Cain (see Fancy’s Way and The XO), now members of VFA-142, the Ghostriders, as they take the Navy’s newest fighter, the F-35 Lightning, on its initial deployment, on board the nuclear aircraft carrier, Abraham Lincoln, CVN-72. The cruise gets off to a surprise beginning when the Lincoln Strike Group is tasked to the Caribbean after the shoot down of an American Airlines plane. Future encounters take place in the skies over the Gulf of Aden and the Black Sea before the carrier arrives in the Arabian Sea and commences operations in the turbulent skies over Afghanistan – which presents its own unique set of challenges. The action continues non-abated almost until the Lincoln and her consorts return to their home port of Norfolk, Virginia.
Author Bio
WALT TURNER taught fourth grade for 31 years in Irvine, California and enjoyed introducing his students to the craft of writing. Blending his love of the military with his love of reading, he sought to produce adventure-laden stories that he would like to read himself.
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The Last of the Pioneer
This story is unusual but true – as told by those who lived overlapping lives with those who were eyewitnesses. The story is about the lives of four generations of ancestors beginning in old Europe and then coming to America in the 1800’s with a wave of other immigrants. They moved westward, lured by the promise of homesteads. They became the last of the pioneers as they reached the wilderness frontiers of Canada and the far West. They were held back by the Dust Bowl and the Great Depression but escaped to something better in California.
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The Last Orphan Maker
By Earl Griffin
More than fifty years ago on Okinawa, Old Man Richards found a little girl on a cliff from where her mother had jumped to her death. He loved her. He left her. Now, nearing the end of his life, can he find that love again without finding her?
World War II emptied much out of many lives, but it also built bonds ordinary life cannot recreate, bonds unbreakable by time, trials or people, bonds born of violent death, bonds which survive violent death. This is a story of one of those bonds and the people it touched.
Author Bio:
Earl Griffin was born in Childress County, Texas on February 20, 1953. He grew up on a farm along the Prairie Dog Town Fork of the Red River. He graduated from Texas Christian University in 1975 and from Texas Tech School of Law in 1978. He lives in Childress and practices law. He has written several books and novellas: “The Escadara”, “Hearts In Passing”, “Wasted Coincidences While Waiting For The Ferry From Red Hook”, “I. C.”, and now, “The Last Orphan Maker”.
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The Law of Kindness: God’s Key to the Locked Heart
For the Christian, no magic wand exists to soul winning, i.e. win the lost to Christ. God has given us foundational principles such as using the law, wisdom, prayer, etc., to guide us in our efforts to individually and corporately obey the mandate of the Great Commission. However, the foundation for all our efforts must be God’s nature of kindness. Without a strong foundation building cannot either be erected nor long remain erect, so too, without God’s nature of kindness, no amount of effort, no matter how sincere will be effective in drawing the lost to the cross of Christ. The goodness of God, i.e. the kindness of God is not simply a nice sounding cliché but the very key to unlocking the unbeliever’s heart!
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The Lazarus Operation
By Frank Legge
It was the end of one war and the beginning of another. World War II was over and the new war, the ‘Cold War’, had begun. It was thus called because it would not be fought with bullets and bombs, but with propaganda and intelligence, a.k.a. spying. The adversaries were groups like the KGB, CIA and MI6. The largest of these groups, the KGB, hatched a plan to install a ‘mole’ in its No. 1 enemy, the USA. To effect the plan it would require ‘replacing’ a citizen with a known background.
About the author:
Frank Legge is a graduate of Westminister College with a BBA degree. After graduating from the Naval Officer Candidate School, he served four years, most of which was on an aircraft carrier. Following this he attained an MBA from Wharton. His business career was in production and sales of computer equipment.
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The Legacy of Rami the Wolf
This is the third book about Rami the wolf. Rami devoted her life to teaching respect and appreciation for the wolf and its value to a healthy ecosystem. She lived where respect for preservation of the environment and conservation of natural resources was highly valued. Though she is no longer with us, the story is told from her perspective, as she might have lived it.
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The Legend of D’Woof-ta, The Little White Wolf: How the First Snow Came
In the beginning of time, all the free people roamed the fields, plains, and forests of the new world and grew in numbers until the lands became over crowded. The animals became hungry. Father Time saw the problem and, one moonlit night, brought forth the Great Mother Wolf from the waters of the first spring. He then charged her to take from the free peoples the old,
sick, and injured so that the strongest and fittest would share the gifts of the new world. Soon the Mother Wolf became overwhelmed with the task that Father Time had given her. She went to Father Time and begged for some helpers. That night she was given four new cubs that looked just like her. The animals were very unhappy and went to Mother Nature to complain that they could not rest because of all the new wolves.About the author:
Dr. Clifton E. Stine is a professional engineer with over forty years of experience in defense programs. He has applied his innovation and creativity to many of the most challenging issues confronting the modern world. When his daughter asked him, “Where does snow come from?” he collected all his experience and knowledge to create the Legend of the White Wolf and how a mistake by Mother Nature’s magic butterflies caused Father Time to make the first snow and create all the seasons now and for all time.
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The Legend of Rami the Wolf
The Legend of Rami the Wolf is a true story about a captive born gray wolf that devoted her life as an Ambassador wolf to teaching people the value of wolves and of returning them to the wilderness to restore a healthy ecosystem. The story is told from Rami’s perspective; her thoughts and dreams.
The story can be enjoyed by preschool children and read by young readers. It can open a discussion not only about wolves, but about the preservation of all wildlife, conservation of the habitat necessary for wildlife survival, and responsible stewardship of the natural resources of our planet.
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The Legend of the Spanish Moss
By Sara Lennon
When a young Native American maiden, who prides herself in being more special than the other children in her village, loses her pride and joy to the branches of the Cyrus trees, she realizes that the “old common crow” is far wiser than she had given him credit for. When the maiden flees into the swamp where danger lurks she becomes confronted with the crow’s warning, “Never burn your bridges for you never know who you will need”, and quickly discovers that hurting feelings and shunning others does nothing but bring hurt and discomfort to oneself.
Author Bio:
Sara Galloway Lennon Ed.D., is presently serving as a school guidance counselor for the public schools of Robeson County, North Carolina. Dr. Lennon has a passion and enthusiasm for working with young children from high poverty and diversified backgrounds. Dr. Lennon has based her studies on the effects of poverty on students and is now considered an expert in this field. Dr. Lennon grew up on the shore of beautiful Lake Waccamaw, while being exposed to the Native American culture and the value of hard farm life, which led her to share the values of folklore and old proverbs. Dr. Lennon finds the art of storytelling in the old folklore style engages children’s imagination to the mysteries of life and its valuable lessons.
Dewey Andrew Scott (Bo) is a master craftsman and artist. Mr. Scott has studied his skills from a very young age under the direction of his father. Mr. Scott grew up along the banks of the Lumbee River where he gathers much of his inspiration for his craft. Mr. Scott has great respect and admiration for the beauty and natural setting of the Lumbee River. Mr. Scott is the father of three beautiful daughters.
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