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Rainy Day People by Susan C. Haley This is a story of struggle and
resilience. It’s rooted in truth and woven into a fresh fictional
tapestry that embraces all the ageless qualities and maladies innate in
the human psyche. Widowed early, Amber is content, maybe complacent, in
solitude. Soothed by a quirky affinity with Nature, and a trust in a
larger purpose, she also has a reckless, belligerent side. Ben is an
airline pilot turned successful writer caught up in the glitz of L.A.
and its pitfalls at the cost of family, health, and direction. They meet
by chance (or was it?) and embark on a journey neither was seeking, or
prepared for, culminating in an edge-of-the-seat ending that leaves the
reader stunned. |
About the Author A widowed mother of two grown sons, a
lover of life, nature, and adventure, Susan Haley turned a passion for
the written word into a purpose and a challenge. With a published
nonfiction work and promising reviews under her belt, she was fortunate
enough to meet professional, award-winning writer, Robert Delany. A
friendship and writing bond formed out of what was, initially, a
mentoring. Rainy Day People is the heartwarming result. Susan resides
and works in Sarasota on the Gulf Coast of Florida. Mr. Delany, to whom
the book is dedicated, passed on shortly after the completion of this
work. |
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A Dark and Stormy Knight by John D. Wolf
"A
Dark and Stormy Knight" Makes history stand up and deliver.
Split
an arrow and see how James I became King.
This adventure runs the gambit from 1565 to 1569 to establish an heir to
the English Crown before Elizabeth passes. Historians know the salient
milestones, but aren’t sure the path taken. This tale combines
elements of secret agents and medieval romance, concerning a
time-traveling knight, dispatched to adjust history before it skews.
Spies spy, greedy bishops lie, swords, and archer’s arrows are thrown
voraciously into those battle torn days that made history. This story is
best read with a pint of ale in one hand. |
About the Author
John grew up in New Mexico and served in the
Air Force during Vietnam. He returned to his engineering roots and spent
26 years working in the aerospace industry. In the background he
continued his love of music and creative tinkering. John retired in 2005
and took up writing as a way to vent his creative needs. |
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The House on Slocum Road by D. H. Clair Will a young socialite repress her
psychic gift to appease the man she loves, or will she succumb to the
mysterious pull of the past and risk losing all she holds dear ~
That's Lottie Winslow's quandary. Strange things are
happening to Lottie Winslow. Who is the stranger she sees in
the mirror? Why is the same dream invading her sleep night after
night? How can she witness an event that hasn't yet
happened? Determined to find the answers on her own despite her
doubting husband's objections, Lottie embarks upon a relentless search
for her identity and familial connection. She makes a discovery in The
House on Slocum Road that sparks a chain of events, which lead
her to her inevitable date with destiny. |
About the Author Dahris spent a large portion of her life
pursuing a career in music and community theater. Her proudest
achievement was being chosen the official songbird for the Veterans of
WWI in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. Her favorite theater roll was playing
the zany, lovable MAME for the Opus XXX Theater. The idea for The
House on Slocum Road, was conceived, outlined and shelved for over
twenty years. “I thought it was too far out. Then came Somewhere In
Time, Back to the Future and others. I decided to plunge in and do my
thing.”
Dahris is married, the mother of four children and has five
grandchildren. She is presently living on the Gulf Coast of Florida. Her
words to live by: It’s Never Too Late. |
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Sweet
Heavenly Daze
A Memoir of the Afterlife
Sweet
Heavenly Daze is not just another book about heaven. It is a book about
the heaven we all dream of, hope toward, and pray for. Many fear this
heaven may not exist. But it does. We cherish this heaven in our
imaginations.
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About the Author John Earp was raised in Tampa,
Florida, earned a B. A. in English from Lenoir-Rhyne College, Hickory,
North Carolina, and a Master of Divinity (a degree which continues to
feed his finely honed sense of irony) from the Lutheran seminary in
Columbia, South Carolina. A pastor for 23 years, he served two
parishes in Florida and two in North Carolina. |
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Diamond Princess by Bev Faitz Five children left orphaned at an
early age find themselves on the Diamond D ranch in Oklahoma. The story
is based on the attraction of the youngest, Lacy Dalton and the newly
hired veterinarian Jeff Matthews. Both try to ignore the attraction, but
the pair test their love for each other adding comedy, tragedy and lots
of sexual interludes to the mix.
Lost Diamond Man continues where 'Diamond Princess' left off centering
mainly on Lane Dalton, twin to Lacy. He struggles to find a place
on the Diamond D Ranch and flees to Texas. There he finds love,
intrigue, danger and fun! Most of the characters from the first
book are woven into Lane's story. |
About the Author Bev Faitz is a retired Federal
Employee and lives in the Kansas City, Missouri area near her three
children and four grandchildren. The second book picks up where the
first left off, continuing the Dalton and Matthew’s families. |
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Saving Grace by Phyllis-Terri Gold
A spiritual love story that includes eleven
spiritual Discourses based on authentic eastern Indian Truths from yoga
that offer readers a new and better way of life. These Discourses are
interspersed within an engaging romantic novel which touches on just
about every important life area. |
About the Author Author Phyllis-Terri Gold, Ph.D.,
NCC, a Board Certified Clinical Mental Health Counselor and
Psychologist, has been a student and teacher of spirituality/meditation
for over twenty years. She has lectured and written extensively on these
subjects. This is her second book and first novel. A third generation
Huntington, Long Island native, she lives on Long Island with her
husband and Serena, their very spoiled Cockatiel. |
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For Honor by Kat Jaske
"For
Honor: An Adventure of What Might Have Been" Can
one woman save a country? Can she do it as a lady musketeer and fencer
in 17th-century France, and can she and the musketeers grant a hero's
final wish?
Also by Kat Jaske
"Gambit For Love of a Queen"
What
if Queen Anne of 17th-century France has been kidnapped and Laurel and
the musketeers try to find and rescue her without telling King Louis
XIII? And what happens to the musketeers and France if they fail? |
About the Author Kat Jaske is from Las Vegas,
Nevada, and has a passion for things French, the language and the
culture. As a teacher she instills in all those around her a love of
learning, and the ability to think and question and discover for
themselves as she puts it, "to thine own self be true"-
William Shakespeare. |
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The Gospel According to Judas Iscariot by Peter Leighton
A filmmaker discovers
that he wrote a 2000-year-old manuscript…in a past life as Judas
Iscariot. Seeking to share his story, he is sued by a corrupt
corporation and pursued by murderous terrorists. In order to claim the
manuscript, he must prove that he really was Judas in a previous life,
and so reads to the jury (and to us) his life with Jesus. A story of
transformation in the present as well as the past, he learns about the
healing power of self-forgiveness and our shared divinity. |
About the Author Leighton, a doctoral candidate with
the Spiritual Science program of Peace Theological Seminary and College
of Philosophy, has extensively studied the historical and spiritual
literature related to Jesus and biblical times. “I have always been
drawn to the history and spiritual teachings of Jesus, and I wanted to
tell the story from the point of view of Judas, a misunderstood
apostle.” Leighton began this project in 1990, and has been delighted
to find much of his research confirmed by recent events – the
discovery of a Judas Gospel in Egypt. |
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Ghost Kids Trilogy by Linda Meckler
THREE COMPLETE BOOKS IN ONE BOOK "Ghost Kids
Trilogy": Two real children Christy, 12 and her brother Brad, 16
move into an old house on the top of a mountain and meet two Ghost Kids. Get involved with the
family and their many adventures.
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About the Author Linda was born in Pennsylvania. Now
she resides in California close to her daughter, son and his large
family. She loves to read to her grandchildren. Her granddaughter said
to her, “I love it Grandma, when you read to me.” That has been the
fountain of inspiration that drives her to create what you are reading
today. |
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Discoveries: A Journey Through Life by Shirley Ann Parker
Seventeen
fresh and delightful short stories for grown-ups about the joys,
exasperations and humor of family and friendships. You may recognize
yourself or meet someone from another time and place in these tales.
Topics range from the "everyday" world around us to magical
realism. |
About the Author Shirley Ann Parker’s luminous
stories are about people and places we have all known wherever we live.
They are the real heroes and heroines of the world, those for whom every
day may require a strong will and a battle to live, with more than a
dash of good humor sprinkled in! The real mysteries of life lie in how
these people keep going from day to day. |
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The Phoenix Heart by Cy Vaughn
Two renowned heart surgeons race to develop
the artificial heart. One for the benefit of mankind, the other for Das
Adlerherzorden (Order of the Eagle Heart), a syndicate linked to
ex-Nazis: purveyors of human organs and art looted during WWII. |
About the Author Dr. Cy Vaughn was the first surgeon
in the world to implant an artificial heart as treatment for heart
transplant rejection. His use of the unapproved Phoenix Heart in 1985
ignited a global firestorm of ethical controversy that was chronicled in
the national and international press. Under intensive FDA investigation,
he avowed, “I answer to a higher power than the FDA.” The pioneering
Phoenix Heart implementation validated the use of the artificial heart
as a bridge to transplantation and helped shape the future of cardiac
replacement. Dr. Vaughn lives in Phoenix with his wife, Barbara, and is
working on his next novel. |
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