The Last Caliph, T.L. Williams
The Last Caliph is a novel that delves into the threat foreign extremists pose to U.S. national security. Harnessing technology to recruit domestic jihadists bent on ripping the very fiber of the country apart, ISIS is on a mission to destroy the United States. America’s intelligence agencies, military and law enforcement are at the forefront of
Once Upon A Girl, Katie Keridan
Once Upon a Girl is a collection of poetry and prose about reinventing myself when the life I thought I wanted ultimately fell apart. It’s about realizing that I could put the broken pieces of myself back together any way I wanted. And so can you. Once Upon a Girl is a poetry book I
Reincarnation in a Nutshell, Else Byskov
Would it not be wonderful if we did not only live one life? Would it not be great to know that death was an illusion and that we lived on after our physical body had stopped functioning? If we could know that death was not the end of life, would that not make us much
Poetry Dead to Society, Cee Jay & Shirley Spring
This book was written to awaken and bring back to life poetry within our society! There are many poems of a variety of topics that will amaze and stun you. This book contains love, romance, life journey, religion, heartbreak, and even hatred and anger. This book is guaranteed to open your mind’s eye. Please enjoy
Break Every Chain, Jonathan E. Hickory
Police officers, firefighters, paramedics, and military members all see the innermost of our dark and fallen world. Jonathan Hickory gives us a veteran police officer’s intimate perspective into the struggle that many of our heroes battle in their hearts.–Drowning in the depths of depression and sadness, burning with anger, and chained down by alcoholism, Jonathan
Westobou Gold, Hawk MacKinney
The Indian Queen would risk torture and worse to keep her secrets from these barbarians in suits of metal and their search for cities of gold. They never found the gold. Empires rose; empires fell, the centuries passed. Legend became fireside myths, but no treasure was ever found. Yet, among the grey-green drapes of wisteria
Meal Makeover Boot Camp, Mirley Guerra Graf
Are you confused about how to put a healthy meal together? Are you tired of dieting? Are you overwhelmed when creating meal plans? Do you want to love eating again? The Meal-Makeover Boot Camp focuses on improving each meal and create simple healthy habits. When you put into practice the simple tweaks I suggest into
Scribbler Tales Volumes One – Five, Mary Ann Bernal
Volume OneDesperate Measures; Forbidden Lore; Forever Lost; The Hourglass; Sail with Me Volume TwoBroken Promises; Deception; Endgame; Malice; The Portrait Volume ThreeHidden Lies; Nightmare; Payback; The Night Stalker; Turning Point Volume FourAbducted; Cunning; Enamored; Reckless; Safeguard Volume FiveBloodlust; Illusion; Manhunt; Pandemic; Revenge Anthologies are soon becoming my favorite type of reads, why? They are the
Back to Happy, Connie Bowman
We all face different challenges in life—we lose loved ones or jobs, fail at relationships or at achieving our goals. While our pain and grief are incomparable among us, one thing is true of all of us: we were created for happiness. But how do you reclaim this birthright in the face of devastating loss,
Chasing the Red Queen, Karen Glista
Donja Bellanger, suffering after the death of her father, finds herself in dire straits when her mom takes a new husband. Forced not only to move to a strange city, but to share a room with her glamorous, new stepsister, Makayla Hampton, her life spirals out of control. Makayla lures her from goth to glam,
The Last Tears of a Phoenix, J.P. Cianci
Man-eating plants? I can survive a night with the deadliest ones: Agony’s Echo, Sweet Slumber, Water Goddess–it’s been years of constant stints in confinement, and they haven’t gotten me yet. Sea dragons? They’re the worst creatures the Pyrossian Sea cradles and shepherds to shore, but I know how to hold my own when they come
Infinite Stars: Chronicles, Joe Pranaitis
It’s the 29th Century and 94 percent of the galaxy has been explored and conquered. The Starship Lionheart, along with other massive space vessels, travels through time continuums and parallel universes. June 2853: The Starship Lionheart enters a parallel universe and fights the Grey Empire. Shortly after, the entire crew is blown out of that
To the Moon and Back, Lisa Kohn
The best seats Lisa Kohn ever had at Madison Square Garden were at her mother’s mass wedding, and the best cocaine she ever had was from her father’s friend, the judge. Born to hippie parents and raised in New York City’s East Village in the 1970s, Lisa’s early years were a mixture of encounter groups,
My Teacher Dad, Sonya Annita Song
That’s why it’s so important for children to associate reading with… …positive feelings of fun and enjoyment… …engaging illustrations that stimulate creativity and curiosity… …creative rhymes that flow naturally and dynamically… Because a really fun book will help children fall in love with reading… …which in turn can increase reading comprehension… …improve school performance… …and
The Return of Light, Madeline C.C. Harper
Passing high school chemistry is the least of Brie Fyre’s worries. The seventeen-year-old’s life is forever changed when she meets mysterious new kids, the heavily scarred Chloe Martin and her wolfish stepbrother, Alex Stone, at her boarding school in Hemlock Falls.New faces may not be so new, after all.After a party in the woods goes
The Trials of Arden, Andrew Alexander Miller
Heir to his father’s throne, Arden has always lived a sheltered and protected life until one day he and his best friend Taril sneak away to seek out the lost city of Talindor. Escaping the watchful eyes of their protectors, they use the city’s secret tunnels to reach the fields beyond the great walls of
City of Grudges, Rick Outzen
For the past decade Walker Holmes has published the Pensacola Insider, an alt-weekly that struggles to stay solvent while reporting on corruption, racism, and injustice in Pensacola, where progress has been stonewalled for generations. When Holmes publishes an article revealing that Bo Hines, one of Pensacola’s most beloved figures, has been stealing funds from the
Louisiana Blood, Mike Donald
Do you love a conspiracy? Detective Chandler Travis does. Travis’s great grandfather was a cub reporter when Jack the Ripper terrorised London. His family have been obsessed with the case ever since. And then one day Travis gets a call that makes him question everything. Could his ancestors be behind one of the greatest conspiracies
Shadow Mountain, Tess Collins
At the peak of Shadow Mountain lives a woman who holds to the old ways of magic and conjuring. Delta Wade protects ancient mysteries for her son, Lafette, hoping he will grow up to wield those powers for the good of humankind. But the epoch of witch lore is giving way to an age of
Lily’s Trust, Lilli Carlisle
Omegas choose their mates, and Lily had been certain Jensgar would be happy she had chosen him. Instead, the former general of the king’s army refused her, forcing her to the leave the pack she’d adopted. Humiliated and heartbroken, she returns to the Black Ridge Pack, only to find the pitying glances and hushed comments