Phantom Poetry, Kayla Lowe
From Christian romance author, Kayla Lowe, comes a collection of poems inspired by the classic tale of The Phantom of the Opera. Originally published by Gaston Leroux in 1909 and then later transformed into the Broadway award-winning musical by Andrew Lloyd Webber, the tragic story of the disfigured musical genius who lived in the bowels
Paradise Bound, Rafaele Desire
Natalie, a young French surgeon, has spent her life living up to other people’s expectations, including those of her possessive boyfriend, Jean-Marc. She flees Paris to visit her friend Simone in Los Angeles, hoping a long vacation will help her find peace with her intensely stressful life. But while unwinding in Venice Beach and partying
The Life & Times Of Baxter The Bat Dog, Carollee Wagonlite
Baxter (lovingly called “The Bat Dog”) — a tiny rescued dog — takes kids through his adventures of becoming a TV star, his first Halloween, and a true, 100% fact-based, miraculous Christmas celebration. The lighthearted stories educate children that life–whether human or animal–is valuable, reinforcing the concept that all creatures have their own place and time
Riley the Brave, Jessica Sinarski
Let Your Little One Unlock Their Inner Courage Riley the Brave is a children’s story of a little bear with big feelings. You and your children can join this super-cool cape wearing cub as he embarks on a journey to face his fears and is joined by all of his animal friends who care for
Dove Keeper, Emily Deibler
Some doors are best left closed. 1918. World War I. Rennes, France. Thirteen-year-old Marcy, the executioner’s overprotected daughter, desperately craves companionship and latches onto the first person she meets after her home life becomes maddening. But when Marcy visits her mysterious friend’s manor and curiosity takes over, what terrible secrets will she discover, and can
Tomorrow’s Promise, Deborah Dearth
When Liv and Jake met, it was a case of an immovable object meeting an irresistible force. The immovable object, Jake, a less than attractive business mogul who is self-conscious about his physical ailments resulting from an automobile accident. The irresistible force, Liv, a beautiful yet fiery actress who quits a lucrative role on a
How to Calm the Hell Down and Be Happy, Ilene Angel
Is stress keeping you up at night? Do you want to be calmer, but don’t know where to begin? Do you contemplate trying yoga and meditation while your inner voice is saying, “Never gonna happen?” Then How to Calm the Hell Down and Be Happy is for you. For the skeptic who wouldn’t be caught
Tenacity, Ron Coury
Tenacity chronicles the evolution of entrepreneur Ron Coury, a major business figure in Las Vegas, Nevada and the surrounding western states. As Coury, a former U.S. Marine, climbed the ladder toward his success, he faced a barrage of constraints including political and police corruption, bribery, coercion and even death threats. Along the way, he also had
Make Your Bones, L.D. Bloodworth
Wren Bouchard triggered a madman when she escaped her mafia boyfriend, Aidan Luciano. To free herself, she triggers a chain of events that leads to Aidan’s imprisonment and forces her into a life on the run. No matter how far she runs, she can’t outrun the threat of Aidan’s revenge. Now a tutor in Colorado,
Bonfires of the Gods, Andrew Eseimokumo Oki
In the wake of violent outbursts over the creation of a new local government area by the then military regime, two warring tribes, the Ijaws and the Itsekiris with an age-old ax to grind come head to head in a bloody and brutal battle for land ownership throwing a once peaceful and lovable city into
The Suffering, Dan Mayer
Twenty-year-old Billy Johnson is afflicted by the hollowness. All reason is lost when it has him in its grip, pushing him towards acts of unspeakable cruelty. When a hiking accident leaves him injured on an isolated mountain, facing imminent death, Billy looks for meaning in his tragic life. The hollowness, a malevolent force that consumes
Paul Michael Peters: The Complete Collection of Short Stories, Paul Michael Peters
Tales that are perfect for coffee breaks – but beware; like chocolate, they lure the reader into just one more. Paul Michael Peters has created a magical collection of stories that help the reader look at the day from a different perspective. This is a collection that once you start you can’t put down. Stories are
Juliet Must Die, Steve Powell
Love or revenge, which would you choose? With a bright career ahead of her, math prodigy Juliet Capulet meets a stranger named Romeo while on an island getaway. Their budding relationship seems harmless, but his girlfriend, wealthy socialite Tera Paris, is none too happy about it. And back in the states when their relationship fails to
Summer’s Complaint, Laura Kieger
Familial Adenomatous Polyposis, or FAP, accounts for roughly 1 percent of hereditary colorectal cancer and carries an extremely high lifetime risk of colon cancer and elevated risks for other exceedingly rare cancers. It is an autosomal dominant condition caused by germline mutations in the adenomatous polyposis coli (APC) gene. By the age of fifty, nearly
The Hidden and the Maiden, Eben Mishkin
A wizard’s failed apprentice and a self-doubting medium embark on a race against time in Eben Mishkin’s fantastical debut, The Hidden and the Maiden. The unsociable James Rathbone, once student to the last wizard, is forced into action when his dead master’s secret elixir is stolen. Con artist Kenton Dean uses the elixir to release the
The Gift of the Quoxxel, Richard Titus
What would you do if you were the monarch of aperfect, tropical paradise without a care in theworld? Well, King Norr would like to leave, andalways has. “Where else but Nibb?” his subjects wouldcontend. Venturing away from Nibb was only inviting misery and “haddock.” Nevertheless, the King was intent to experiencethe world beyond his shores and
Organizational Happiness, Lars Kure Juul
This book gives you a recipe for creating a unique com-petitive advantage and sustainable success by guiding you through the three pillars for organizational happiness—purpose, strengths, and compassion—and finding your Organizational Happiness Sweet Spot.It also outlines the evidence for how organizational happiness and great employee engagement boost business, and introduces you to the Motivational Landscape
Life in the Hollywood Lane, Ann Crawford
Trish, an LA actor, is bereft with guilt after her best friend commits suicide. Glamorous yet tough-as-nails Hollywood is Trish’s backdrop and a reflection of her life as she stumbles on through an actor’s life of casting calls and premieres, rejection and acceptance. Slowly Trish releases the idea of how her life should be and
Freedom for Me, Stacie Haas
As the Civil War rages, fifteen-year-old Thomas Beck longs to fight for his country. He’s underage, but his brother, Robert, claims there’s another reason he can’t fight: there’s no such thing as a Chinese Yankee. Assumed a slave because of his odd appearance–including his traditional Chinese queue (long braid)–Thomas soon discovers that giving battle with
Technicolor Dreamin’ in Her Own Fashion, Karen Moller
“In Technicolour Dreamin’, Karen Moller has given us a personal and critical history of the counter-culture, from beatnik San Francisco and New York, to hippie Paris and London, to Fluxus, to the feminist and fashion revolutions, to the aftermath of it all. This is a delightful memoir by an artist and designer who has seen