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    Adam To The Rescue!

    Eleven year old Adam Elgin is an avid baseball player who has been playing the piano since he was four years old.

    An orchestra is to be formed in his small elementary school in order to participate in a Gala for the Year of the Child Project. They have teamed up with another small elementary school to expand the orchestra’s numbers. All interested students must audition for the orchestra. Adam gets the audition music for the piano, from the school’s music teacher and has a short time to prepare for the audition.

    Everybody who plays an instrument, wants to be in the orchestra and so they practice, and practice, and practice for their audition. But on the weekend

    before Adam’s scheduled audition on Monday morning, he gets ill and misses his audition. Two students are chosen for the piano, one is to be the alternate, and rehearsals begin.

    But a lot is going on to prepare for his school’s customary year-end festivities, taking place the last week of school: the winter concert on Tuesday, the play on Wednesday, and the orchestral debut in a dress rehearsal on Thursday, school is closed on Friday, plus the school has started a gigantic fundraiser to help with expenses for the Year of the Child gala. Both teachers and students are “stretched to the limit” in these endeavors.

    It is the last day of school before the Christmas vacation, and the first dress rehearsal, but at this first dress rehearsal the two students chosen for the piano, fail to perform their best and the dress rehearsal comes to a screeching halt.

    Without a reliable pianist, the gala seems unlikely for these two schools. Can the Principal fi nd a suitable replacement that can play without fear of the crowd and the pressures of performing, someone who can take them to the Gala!

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    One, Two, Three Times A Murder

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    Colonies in Ruins: Transformed by the Pacific War

    Colonies in Ruins is a collection of intriguing short-stories about foreign colonies of the Asia-Pacific region—British Malaya, French Indochina, the Dutch East Indies, and the US Philippine Islands. For a very long time, these colonies had generated fabulous wealth from mining and agriculture for their colonial masters, but colonial life came to an end on December 8, 1941 as they were each attacked by Japanese forces soon after the US Naval Base at Pearl Harbor was devastated.

    Following three years of harsh Japanese occupation, the clear focus of local people was to gain independence from foreign powers that tried to reclaim their former colonies. Hard-won battles and negotiations finally led to the emergence of Singapore, Malaysia, Vietnam, Indonesia, and the Philippines as new republics in the 1950s, 60s, and 70s.

    Read about the men and women who helped make it all happen.

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    IT FINALLY HAPPENED: SCIENCE FICTION, NON FICTION, ROMANCE, HUMOR AND FANTASY

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    Montana In The Rearview Mirror

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    Patches and Leif

    Patches, the farmer’s favorite scarecrow, is very dedicated to his job. Day after day he stands in the corn field, keeping watch over the corn. Then one day, he is surprised by a new friend, who comes floating out of the sky!

    Leif is an adventurous traveling leaf. When he was pulled off the branch on which he was raised one windy day, instead of floating safely to the ground with his family and friends, he took advantage of the opportunity and sailed away to see the world on the wind.

    He shares his adventures with Patches, the first of which is his discovery of a school, where he peeks in on children who are learning the alphabet, counting, and a little bit about animals and plants. He passes what he has learned on to Patches before sailing away on more adventures, but promises to return to teach the scarecrow what he learns.

    With charming illustrations and straightforward language, Charles R. Abbott employs Patches and Leif to teach children valuable lessons about friendship, learning, and taking chances.

    $12.99
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    Annika and the Giant Giraffe

    Annika and her brother, Elliot, set out on the savannas of Africa to save a tiny egg that has fallen from its nest. In a race against time, they encounter some of the resident animals of Kenya that turn out to be very useful in their search for the only one that can save the tiny bird. But will all their efforts be enough for Annika and Elliot to reach him in time?

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    Paradise in Ruins: A Novel (View) of the Pacific War

    Paradise in Ruins offers readers a look at the Pacific Theater of World War Two by introducing them to military and naval leaders from both sides of the conflict, as well as local populations of the Pacific islands whose lives were suddenly disrupted by the brutal events that exploded eastward from Japan in 1941.

    Perhaps you had family members among the many thousands of young men and women who got transported across the Pacific Ocean to those mysterious islands that they were ordered to recapture from the Japanese.

    If you have occasionally wondered what Grandpa (or Grandma) did in the war, you are not alone. The generation that experienced World War Two is notorious for not speaking about what they saw and learned in that previously unimagined multilingual, multicultural environment. They just didn’t know how to describe their adventures to loved ones at home afterwards, so they chose silence instead.

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    The Lady In The Movies

    The story opens with Sam Ryan and his move to his new office in North Hollywood. The case deals with a woman that has been missing from her husband for two decades. She began as an actress that got her start in the movies in nineteen-fifty-eight. She was involved in a scandal back then that made the headlines. She had to go into hiding without telling her husband. In the movie, she portrayed one woman in the all-women band in the movie ‘Some Like It Hot.’ Sam has some issues with his girlfriend, Kathy, who was injured while helping in his last case. In the end, everything is solved and resolved.

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    The Fifth Day Lady: Can She Make It Work?

    Josephine goes undercover as a rich married woman in Siesta Key in Florida, where she purposely meets a dentist named Julio, suspected of having too much money as a dentist with a million-dollar polo team. A former barrel racer in rodeos at an early age, can Josephine help Julio, hurt on the field, win a Polo match in West Palm? Josephine also risks exposing her cover with military skills in a chopper attack by a Miami drug king. And Julio’s mother, Lucia, jealous and suspicious, plans to kill her.
    In Buenos Aires, Josephine, at odds with her affection for Julio, convinced Julio that his mother smuggles drugs through her business. With a huge network discovered, new members join the mission to stare down death. In a final drug war, can the team destroy a smuggling system when no one else could?

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    An Intimate Guyana Journey: A Pomeroon Destiny Uncovered

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    The Findog

    This book is more of a collection of poems from the last twenty years. Some may be thoughts or include events leading to but most like this book is the return value of being single. Or suppose, my  compromise didn’t work.

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    Death Unexpected

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    Unknown Evil

    Two NYPD Detectives get involved in a murder case that turns out to be the strangest case that Lt. Clancy and Lt. Rizzo ever tried to solve. There is a romance between Lt. Clancy and a woman named Susan Roselle who happens to be Lt. Rizzo’s cousins. The case takes the three of them on a strange chase above and below the City of New York.

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    Shadow of Danger

    Author, Betty Clark, lived in a very secluded, quite town in the northeastern panhandle of The United States. A little town call Cameron. She has two daughters who support her. She loves both of them, and she dedicates this book to them, Cheryl Murray and Ronda Enyeart.

    This book is about the dangers in our lives today. It tells a story about unthinkable things that we never fear until it happens to you.

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    Picture Them Dead

    When his Uncle Hobart passes away, private eye/actor Sam Ryan must travel to California, at his aunt’s request, to attend the reading of the will.

    Due to his fear of flying, Amtrak is his only way to get there. Unfortunately, Sam’s plans quickly go astray when he meets Marilyn Williams, a stunningly gorgeous model, on the train. When she learns about Sam’s profession, she says she wants to hire him for a case.

    Before Marilyn can explain her case, she is found dead and the police are eyeing Sam as their number one suspect. With only the few words he exchanged with Marilyn and a gold key that she left in his possession, Sam sets out to clear his name. He quickly finds that there are people out there who are willing to kill to keep the secret, but with the help of some new friends, Sam will not quit until he unearths the truth.

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    The Swede

    You are about to enter the world of Hans Gruber and Sven Eriksson; the horrors go through in war and the passion they share with the women they love. The Swede is an amazing story based on an unforgettable romance between two young lovers from Sweden. Separated by war, Hans fights to survive in desperate battles against overwhelming odds, each worse than the one before. However, the only fight the truly matters to Hans now is fighting to stay alive so he can return home to the woman he loves, and his child he has yet to see. Will Hans survive the nightmarish hell of war and return to home the arms of the woman he loves? Or will they be lost forever to the ever-turning pages of time? Love may not conquer war, but can it survive one? Find out now!

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    The Boat Detective

    Colton James was a New York City Policeman. His motto was always “Give an underdog a step up in life.” Thanks to a sizeable trust fund left by his family, he quit the city police, and after ten years, he moved out west and opened his investigation agency and got his P.I license in Los Angeles. He also bought himself a beautiful Grand Banks, 42-foot twin diesel engines Yacht. He Loved living on it and called it “The Who Done It.”

    The first client was Mrs. Gloria Cambell, whose husband was killed in a plane crash. Not just any plane crash but Flight 93 on 9/11. It was just faith that put him on that flight at that time. Before Charles went on that faithful flight, He told his wife Gloria that she would leave town and go into hiding if anything happened to him. He tried to get his brother away from a small-time thug in Philly. His name was Albert Gardeano. So, when the plane crashed, she followed his instructions and went to Los Angeles. When Gloria arrived, she rented a condo down at Marina Del Rey. Then she got word from her husband’s brother. He had said Mr. Gardeano had moved here because it was closer to his work. He had an office in North Hollywood, on Lankershim Boulevard. Things were Hot in Philly, so he moved the business to L.A.

    Shortly after she moved into the Condo, she saw a couple of men following her around. They look familiar to her. She recognized them as the men she saw in her husband’s office back in Philly. She went hunting for a P.I. that could help her. She finds a Private Detective that lives on a boat in Marino, where she rented a condo, and the journey begins.

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    Maggie, I Love You

    Brent Stewart, once a military policeman in Saigon during the Vietnam War in 1975, is Vice President for an insurance company in New York City. All he ever wanted was to become a private detective, but he couldn’t pursue it because of financial reasons. Fortunately for him, winning the million-dollar lottery and investing the money in the stock market brings him into the limelight of being an independent, wealthy bachelor in New York City, living a life of every person’s dream.

    He resigns from the Insurance company and opens an private investigation firm. One day Alex, Brent’s co-policeman in Vietnam, seeks his help concerned the disappearance of his wife, Maggie. But Brent’s team must deal with a Mafia group based in Hong Kong (AKA Chinese Mafia) in connection to Maggie’s disappearance and her father’s blunder against the gang.

    The story is about a woman named Maggie Lomax in the story entitled ” Maggie, I Love you,” the story is about a woman who is too desperate to turn from rags to riches even if it affects her family. This book also tells how power and dedication to work, as exemplified by Bent Stewart, the detective in charge, can easily solve any case.

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    The Reincarnation of Leonard: The MIS-BELIEVER

    A single, tragic episode in a cyclic reincarnation of Leonard, who has cursed himself to live until he avenges his son’s death. He re-enters the time stream as dark forces have infiltrated the highest levels of society, the church, politics and scheme to open a gate back in time; the Syne, to alter the past for a more advantageous present. Leonard is a threat to those that control the world because he can influence the mis-belief in the present. Demons who cannot create, but must make their will into reality by using guile, plot to usurp humanity as the heirs of creation. The highest levels of the church want Leonard’s power to willfully reach beyond the limits of a single lifetime. Leonard’s mis-belief that alters the present construct of reality has come to the attention of the Watchers, who for centuries, have been guardians over the maturation of mankind which is overdue They now have decided to take an active role in protecting mankind from the certain extinction as the dark forces, thought to have been slaves and servants, have grown strong enough to consume humanity’s spark. Duplicity abounds; the ordained turning against the church, the heirs of the vast amounts of assets through the generations who lust after even more plot among themselves and the bureaucrats find threats against their rule everywhere. As a tool of the Watchers against those forces, Leonard is simply advised to go mis-believe.

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    The Legend of the Grizzly Spirit

    The Legend of The Grizzly Spirit by Charles L. Holcomb Jr. tells the tale of Matt Saxton, a young man from New York who travels across the country on the Oregon Trail, as he makes his way to Portland with a band of other Americans.

    Matt has always been the kind of person who stands out in the crowd, as he is resourceful, smart, brace, and cunning.

    Throughout the novel, Matt faces the conflict of growing up, as he is forced to understand what is right and wrong, while using his natural ability to protect others.

    This western themed novel follows his adventures as he has run in with Indians, wild animals, and treacherous conditions of nature. As the narrative goes on the fable of Matt grows, as he tames a wild horse, saves the lives of multiple men, and charms four different ladies to fall in love with him. As we follow along the journey to achieve American Expansion, this epic novel binds together elements of historical fiction and romance. One-part tall tale, and one part legend, Holcomb’s book is sure to entertain.

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    Sculptor Of The North: The Evolution of a Soul

    It was the summer of 1973, and the Vietnam War was casting its insidious shadow over the world. Caught in a riot that began as an anti-war protest, I found myself running for my life from club-swinging cops and being teargassed from pepper fogging guns at the University of Minnesota. The protest was a result of American airplanes bombing neighboring Cambodia. It was soon after the deadly shootings at Kent State University where four students were gunned down. Many students gathered at Coffman Memorial Union watching television monitors broadcasting that day’s protest-turned-riot.

    It was announced that the Minnesota National Guard had been called in. Oh-oh, here we go again. Were they going to open fire on us too? I was a senior at the university and had been accepted at the University of San Diego Law School. That day’s events changed my life. No way was I going to be a part of a money-crazed system as a lawyer, so I began my journey as an artist/sculptor.

    Five years later, I found myself living in a tent in the woods near Ely. After two years of tent life, I moved to an old hunting shack filled with spiders, mice, and snakes on the property I bought. It was a roof over my head. After seven laborious years of remodeling with popular logs that I fitted into a log hut around the shack, the structure burnt to the ground during the blue moon on New Year’s Eve 1990. It was minus 40 degrees. I sat in the firetruck with then chief Klun after racing to my nearest neighbor’s house, logger Buster Nicholson, where I burst through his door yelling, “My house is on fire!”

    “Use the phone,” he hollered, and I did. The Ely Fire Department met me at the beginning of Mud Creek Road, and I escorted them six miles down the road and into my remote haven in the woods. It was too late. Fire was consuming everything. Glass and ammunition were exploding, and the hoses on the truck were frozen. A night to remember for sure, but if anything is going to get the motivational juices flowing, it was that.

    I created a monumental sculpture 31 years later of this resolute and powerful Viking, which is now the second-tallest cement statue in the state. It was a year-long project that stands nine feet tall and weighs about 3,500 pounds. Located in Tower behind the football field, he stands with his sword rammed into the ground looking skyward for a sign from the heavens, just like I did in 1973 and on New Year’s Eve during the blue moon.

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    LORI: Traveling Cat Series Book IX

    In earlier books, Jim has taken his readers from an early 1942 incident in which a British Destroyer was shadowing a German U-boat through the TOTO channel. The U-boat had made a dive into the depths of the channel, the Destroyer’s sonar then picked up a second object that apparently traded shots with the U-boat. The U-boat was destroyed, then the Destroyer’s sonar picked up the second object’s exit of the area at what the Captain had lodged as an impossible speed. Subsequently, the U.S. Navy sent in a small sub to investigate the British Captain’s claim. The U.S. sub was never heard from again. When the U.S. entered the war, the U.S. and the British agreed to build a secret Navy base on Andros Island, close to the sight where both incidences took place. Whatever was down in the channel hampered their completion of the base. On December 5th, 1945, five TBM Avenger torpedo bombers took off from a Naval Air Station in Fort Lauderdale Florida, the bombers were to secretly bomb the TOTO channel. The bombers after their first run over the channel, then radioed that they had lost all Navigation and we’re having electrical problems. The Navy sent out another plane to assist. All six planes were never heard from again. Two weeks later the U.S. dropped a Salted bomb over the TOTO channel. In 1951 a group of campers reported witnessing an air crash near the Carlsbad Caverns. The U.S. Government had their first ever living proof of Aliens, the recover craft had one injured alien aboard. Over thirty years passed, the U.S. and the British had built their secretive Navy base on Andros. They had located what they believe a space vehicle on the bottom of the channel. After several setbacks including loss of men and equipment, the Navy hires Jim’s Group to bring up the object. Jim has recovered two alike Vehicles and located a third much bigger one in the River San Juan. Let the adventure continue. Book Nine, “Lori”

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    Love in the Darkness

    Angela Fujiwara enters junior year at Lucas Valley High. She has a boyfriend she needs to keep in the dark about the other wizards and an apprentice of her own. But she’s become estranged from her tutor, and life is swirling in new directions.

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    Kiss and Kill

    Passion and Intrigue in the Bahamas

    Willie Jackson owns the Silver Dollar Inn. He’s “large and in charge,” until one night when Joyce sits and orders from the bar. She overflows with more than a man can dream of – including trouble. Willie is willing and wanting… but is he ready for the ride?

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    Dangers of a Forgotten Past

    When Ken Garrity regained consciousness, he was upside down in a wrecked jeep. Little did he know that his whole life had been turned upside down. His memory was gone, and he didn’t even know who he was. His wrists were bruised because he had been tied up and would eventually learn that he had been drugged. He was found wandering in Tijeras Canyon east of Albuquerque and taken to the hospital to treat his injuries. But he was still in grave danger. He didn’t know who wanted him dead, or why.

    People who were connected to his past were getting killed and he wondered if he had been a victim of a crime or just another criminal who had crossed someone. As his memory slowly returned, he questioned whether some of his past friends were really enemies. Was someone settling scores or was it something bigger?

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    Scheldestroom: A Century of Sailing Adventure in Resilience, Courage, Fun and Determination

    Keith Paulusse, is a Dutch-born Australian writer with a background in social psychology. Paulusse’s passion lies in social justice and helping
    disadvantaged people. For the past ten years, he has operated a tuition-free School of Languages, an English language course for migrant learners, refugees and Australians with literacy handicaps.
    In 2015 he published his first book Vertrek a journey of his and other Dutch families in Postwar Australia. Followed by ‘ Big Bunches At the
    Jamfactory’ a vibrant chronicle of activism, spirit and perseverance during the heady days of HIV/AIDS. His best selling book India Through
    Virgin Eyes, was published in 2020.
    Keith Paulusse, een in Nederland geboren Australische schrijver met een achtergrond in sociale psychologie. Paulusse’s passie ligt in sociale rechtvaardigheid en het helpen van kansarme mensen. De afgelopen tien jaar heeft hij een collegegeldvrije School of Languages beheerd, een Engelse taalcursus voor migrantenleerlingen, vluchtelingen en Australiërs met alfabetiseringsproblemen.
    In 2015 publiceerde hij zijn eerste boek Vertrek een odyssee van zijn en andere Nederlandse gezinnen in het naoorlogse Australië. Het werd gevolgd door ‘Big Bunches At the Jamfactory’, een levendige kroniek over activisme, geest en doorzettingsvermogen tijdens de onstuimige dagen van hiv / aids. Zijn bestverkopende boek India Through Virgin Eyes verscheen in 2020.

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    Dan Jorgensen: University President

    Congress has declared war against traitors now causing problems in the Department of Defense. General Dan Jorgensen has been drafted to lead the to lead the offensive against this treat to nation security. Dan has been give a brevet or temporary promotion to General of the Army, a General with five stars, to lead this offensive against this attack against our national security. After a quick clean up, he is ordered to take over as president of the Knoxville College, which has just been and designated as Knoxville University. Even as the president of this university, he still teaches some and is called upon frequently to continue the war against murder and treason.

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    Dan Jorgensen: Teacher and Sleuth

    General Jorgensen, a one eyed four star General has been retired as an investigator from the Army Criminal Investigation element because of the many gunshot wounds he has received. He is a teacher in the Knoxville College in Knoxville, Colorado on the west slope of the Rocky Mountains in Colorado. He teaches ROTC, biology, self defense and astronomy. Even though he is retired, the President of the US, who ever is in office, keeps calling on him to help solve problems caused by traitors and other criminals. And, he still is a walking target.

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    Between Light and Dark

    Angela Fujimori is a high school freshman looking forward to her freshman year. She’s on the JV football team, hanging with her friends, and dodging her schoolwork. Before the first day, a bus accident changes everything.

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    The Case of Two Left Shoes

    This is the story of Daniel Jorgensen, a lieutenant colonel and Chief of Investigations of the Army Criminal Investigations Element (CIE) in the Virginia area command. Dan has been working in the CIE since before the end of World War Two. His success at finding criminals and eliminating them has made the friends and family, of those he has sent to prison, very angry with him. Their attempts on his life and his family have been to kill him or stop his investigations.

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    What Happens Now

    Major General Daniel Jorgensen and his family are back in Knoxville, Colorado where Dan is ROTC instructor at Knoxville College. Dan is hoping that the attacks on himself and his family are over. But having put over 200 in prison, and some on death row, for murder and a variety of other serious crimes, plus 10 dead, do you suppose that their might be a number of people after my head? Dan and his wife Grace are prepared for most attacks on their family. You would think that with the death rate of attackers during their attacks on Dan and family, that the attacks would drop off. Time will tell.

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    The Call From Within

    The plight of animals has been neglected for too long. This fact, simply obvious, and according to the many devoted witnesses to animal cruelty, inspires the desire for an existence of peace, having found some answers through time with people who care, bringing to life the Laws to assist.

    Concern for our “pets”, and the problem of the “Crisis of Cruelty” is engaging all of us to help animals now exclaiming their woes for those who can hear such pain; and this time it is relevant to all people who have animal companions and/or concern for wildlife. And “Deborah” (The prophetess) is one who faces such ethical issues, and guides animal choices that exist precisely on the divide between species and the problem of The Animal that she studies.

    Eager to see it unfold here through story, seeking the tools we need to succeed, the pen being one such implement, “Deborah” is the person who brings it all to bear, on life and love we share our gifts, precise and sure to find that place that we always seek, in peaceful gestures that exist within us.

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    Local Yokels

    The close brotherhood of the fire service is shown when Bootknife and the Local Yokels of Uville face the most challenging week of their lives. A weeklong stretch of structure fires has turned this into the busiest consecutive fire period in the department’s history. Bootknife and his fellow firefighters will use all of their skills to battle these blazes, saving lives and protecting their neighbors’ properties. Although rushing into danger becomes second nature to these “brothers in battle,” a partial collapse within one house fire will leave three of them struggling to survive.

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    Treason and Murder Investigation

    The story of continued attacks on Lieutenant General Dan Jorgensen and members of his family in an attempt to put him out of action. He has put over 200 in prison, a few in death row and killed more than he cares to remember. All in the act of getting rid of the social parasites and killers. Dan always wants to eliminate those at the top that cause all of the sin.

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    By : PINK

    Her Story: The Road Taken

    This is a story of a young girl getting pregnant and went ahead and had a baby girl. And she had her baby by a very wealthy man. The story is about a little girl who was born out of wedlock. This is her story.

    “This is an old saying…if a man gets the milk for free, why buy the cow?”

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    Selectively Lawless

    This is the story of the son of a sharecropping lay minister who, at age 14, walks off the Texas cotton field his family is working on and tells his brother he is never picking cotton again. For the next 18 months he travels halfway across the country and up the Pacific Coast honing his skills as a gambler. At the end of that time he returns to his family driving a new Buick Roadster with $18,000 in his pocket. The money bank rolls his bootlegging enterprise.

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    Lost in the Darkness of Thought

    This book was written as a spinoff of my first book – this time as a short story with a poetic dark twist! All purely fun and fiction!

    The book was concocted solely using some of my poetry and enhanced into a story telling venture, wherein I am lost in the darkness of thought.

    There are characters suggested in this book, however they are indirect or unknown and reference may only be by name or by nickname or just simply to remain unknown.

    Throughout the book there may be a few motivational type messages, take them for what they are worth.

    Permit yourself to wander and to wonder as you enter a poetic journey into the depths of the unknown.

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    And So The Thunder Comes

    Lubeck is a powerful Norseman who is innocently fishing when his ship is attacked and he is left injured. After he is pulled aboard a slave vessel, Lubeck pledges not to die chained to an oar, but instead to break free and find his son before he stands with his forefathers in Valhalla. After Lubeck and his shipmates manage to orchestrate an escape that washes them straight into the ocean and eventually onto a beach, Lubeck and his loyal companion, Thorsten, transform the former galley slaves into a formidable army. As they embark on a dangerous quest to rescue and recover their loved ones and to plot revenge against their slavers, Lubeck leads his Gurlemeck warriors from northern Viking territories to the equatorial tropics and through numerous battles. But when they are unwittingly drawn into a deceitful and traitorous power struggle that tests their abilities, courage, and determination, now only time will tell if they will persevere and complete their mission or die trying. In this heroic fantasy adventure, a band of escaped slaves set out on a perilous journey to find their families and seek justice for their captors.

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    The Nutcracker Returns

    Clara De La Tour had grown into a very beautiful lady since her adventure with her Nutcracker, and her love for him had grown over the years. Clara finds out she is a princess after her father died, so she along with her mother, Ella, and her younger brother, Timmy, travel to their new home, where Clara is expected to marry. But her heart yearns for the prince from her childhood, and unknown to her, she was going to meet him again. Prince Daniel is once again a Nutcracker thanks to his old enemy, the Mouse King, and lost his kingdom. The Mouse King had stolen the Christmas angels’ magical necklace and turned his world into a dark place. Now Prince Daniels only hope was the girl that had helped him years before. Clara and Prince Daniel love each other and must work together along with their old friends, such as Captain Snow, Captain Crone, a pixie called Trixie, and others to save the kingdom and defeat the Mouse King once and for all. As their love grows, so does their pain as they think there is no way to be together or that they know of. Will Clara finally be with her Nutcracker, or will this be their final good-byes? Read and find out.

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    Peculiar Affinity: The World the Slave Owners and Their Female Slaves Made

    The theory of peculiar affinity implies that Black people and White people in the 21st-century United States are connected by family, kinship, surnames, and genes. Peculiar affinity is profoundly implicated with racism in the United States. Peculiar affinity remained after the demise of slavery, but it transformed and adapted to the system of separate but equal. Peculiar Affinity: The World the Slave Owners and Their Female Slaves Made presents the discovery of a vital socioeconomic interconnection and interrelationship between White slave owners and enslaved Black women of the antebellum South during the second slave era of the 19th century, the domestic slave era. This interconnection and interrelationship consisted of a very strange dialectic of sex, which led to the reproduction of the bodies of the slave owners and their female slaves.

    On a grand scale, and implemented on a consistent basis, this dialectic of sex transformed to a nexus of sex and reproduction of human bodies as commodities. The visual aspects appeared as a kind of veil that obscured actual family and kinship relations. In the antebellum South, the slave owner was the father, and the female slave and his wife were the mothers. The children from the slave owner’s female slave and the children from the slave owner’s wife were real and objective brothers and sisters with the same biological father.

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    Going Home Again

    Louise did it! She left home and was excited to find out what “real freedom” felt like. No more rules from Daddy. No more trying to be the picture perfect daughter without an opinion. No more competition for attention and validation. No more of this, or that. Louise had finally left home, and she was determined to enjoy her new found freedom.

    But for a girl that had never made her own decisions, never managed money, lived under the rules of her over baring and over protective father, and no experience with men nor ever even dated, Louise finds out the hard way that leaving home wasn’t what she thought it would be.

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    The Manuscript: An American Story

    Dr Zielgard has written FAITH. It is a baseball story involving Manuel, his magic bat and the world’s series of 2008. Rosa Maman Tour de l’Isle is a sorceress that wishes the doctor dead because she blames him for being responsible for her daughter’s death. Since the doctor died the day she announced and she claimed after the fact full responsibility for the dead, D.A. Ollie Devott accused the witch of murder one. She will be found guilty and executed ten years later.

    Real estate agent Phil Leclerc finds the Faith manuscript into the Zielgard’s house, send it to lawyer Morin that shows the piece to his friend Peter Artritis who works at Oracle publishing. Artritis will steal the material and publish it years later under his own name. Faith will prove a resounding success. Hollywood will make a movie out of it. Artritis will be invited to the David Letterman late show.

    Meanwhile, Irma Sanchez will read FAITH and recognized herself, her mother and mother’s boyfriend in the book. Enough for her to conclude Artritis can’t have authored the tale. She gets herself invited in the show and will confront Artritis in front of an audience of million.

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    Outlaws are Optional: Book IV of the Cruickshank Chronicles

    As CEO of the world’s most successful outlaw band, Don Orlando should be laughing all the way to the bank, but he’s not laughing today. An exiled duke, complete with toadies, minstrels and huntsmen has set up camp in the forest, just a short ride from outlaw headquarters, and that’s the sort of thing that plays hell with the asset-redistribution business. And the busy seasons just about to begin. In desperation, Orlando turns to Mission Implausible, Albion’s premier adventure team. It’s true that their appetite for beer and gratuitous violence is notoriously insatiable and it’s also true that Andrew Cruickshank, their mage, combines the efficiency of the postal service, the predictability of the weather and the destructive potential of a strategic nuclear weapon, but hell, what have you got to lose? Quite a bit, actually.

    While Cruickshank studies the Shakespeare play As You Like It for clues on how to get rid of exiled dukes, his Designated Opposite, the black mage Montmorency arrives on the scene and begins to start stirring things up. As if that were not enough, Titus Handcarte, the First Speaker of East Castellian, wants to put Don Orlando out of business by establishing a Rural Roistering Experience in the outlaws forest and has persuaded usurping Duke Roger to spearhead this operation.

    Things do not look good for Don Orlando, caught between an exiled duke on one side, and a usurping duke backed by East Castellians army on the other. But Mission Implausible is up to the challenge. They can, and do, call upon gratuitous violence, improbable disguises, forgery, blackmail, dubious transvestite rituals, shameless piracy of Shakespearean plots and occult incompetence. Handcarte, usurping Duke Roger and exiled Duke Frederick don’t stand a chance, especially when Montmorency is persuaded to lend his formidable occult and diplomatic skills.

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    The Murder of the Month Club: Murder is a Charade, Until…

    Six senior citizen residents of an old inn in a village on the Channel Coast in England form a club to do in six other seniors whose factory smoke creates a killer smog. They merely plan a charade of murder, one a month from spring to autumn. But those on their list do die, and in the order and by the method they choose. Who is actually doing in those on their list?

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    The Scarpacci Files

    A family, living in Carlentini, Sicily, is tired of living the life of a poor farmer. The countryside is beautiful. The ocean, amazing. Yet, the area is as poor as it can be. Times get hard and feeding the family becomes almost impossible. The Scarpacci family decides to move their children to the prosperous lands of America. The new world is much different than the old country. Life is harder, the work is harder, but the money comes easier. They are immigrants so they don’t make as much as an English born American. Still, the freedom that they seek is everywhere if one is willing to work for it, yet it comes with a price.

    The Black hand organization runs these streets. The little Italy neighborhood on the south side of Omaha hasn’t been the same since they moved in. They terrorize the neighborhood, extorting everyone and killing anyone who resists. One man falls short of his monthly payments and began to fall behind. After months of nonpayment, he ends up paying the ultimate price, his life. Retaliation is a must. His two sons, Yano and Gino, must react. However, they are too young. Who will do something? Will other neighbors stand up against the organization and fight back, or will they continue to murder and destroy the neighborhood? Someone must stand up and stop them before it’s to late and the entire neighborhood burns to the ground.

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    Six Notch Road: The Joshua Trail Trilogy (Book 1)

    SIX NOTCH ROAD the first book in The Joshua Trail Trilogy, is an epic western in the tradition of The Outlaw Josie Wales and The Searchers. It is the story of a peaceable Welsh Coal Miner of immense size, but easy disposition who pursues Six Brothers who murdered his wife from the Coal Mines of Pennsylvania to the Gold mines of California. Over the course of this pursuit, he learns how to be a deadly gunfighter, but a new love clouds his reason just when he needs the killer instinct the most.”… Eli checked The Colt Peacemaker he kept in a cross-over holster. He hefted it to assure himself it was ready if need be. Once an awkward feeling to hold, it was now a source of much comfort to him. Now, it belonged in his hands and he had total confidence in his ability to use it. Where a pick axe handle had once felt comfortable in his hand, but was a source of drudgery and pain – the feel of a gun handle was now a source of power and joy. Then, his thumb felt the handle of his Peacemaker absent the one notch he wanted most of all …”

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