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Mother Condemned by JODI CLARK

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“About Mother Condemned:

Single mother Lauri Felder is jolted awake by a crash in the night and rushes to find her young son, Benny, missing. With no evidence or leads, she is the only suspect in the kidnapping and murder of her only child until an undercover detective falls for her and vows to help, but it is his testimony that convicts her of the crime. Now, from behind prison walls, Lauri must fight to prove her innocence while mourning the loss of her son.

Targeted Age Group: 18+
Written by: JODI CLARK

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Cigars & Coffee by JODI CLARK

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“About Cigars & Coffee:

Five year old Jamie has just lost her mother to suicide, and she has left a note for their sixty-six year old, recently widowed neighbor to raise her. Though close with Jamie and her mother, he and his wife had never had children, and he has no clue how to raise a little girl but he refuses to have her anywhere but with him. Harvey and his brother own a successful chain of Cassel’s Grocery stores, started by their late father, which has gifted them wealth. The family views Jamie as a threat to the business and will stop at nothing to oust her from Harvey’s life as she is preened to take over half of the stores.

Targeted Age Group: 16+
Written by: JODI CLARK

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Bleeding Panther by JODI CLARK

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“About Bleeding Panther:

U.S. Marine Adam Koehley lives the ideal life with his wife and two children on the beaches of Hawaii until his latest tour in Iraq shatters his world completely. PTSD therapy reveals to his wife the unbearable details of his capture and the guilt that he battles over the death of a young boy. She watches, helplessly, as her husband spirals into drugs and alcohol to dull his agony but, when she learns of his affair with the boy’s mother in Iraq, she flees her marriage to her hometown and back into the arms of an old flame while Adam returns to war. As she returns to her home in Hawaii, two officers arrive at her door with wounded faces, carrying the worst news of all.

Targeted Age Group: 18+
Written by: JODI CLARK

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Featured Post: Where do you go to by Jean Cerfontaine

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“About Where do you go to:

When the young Marie-Claire wakes up in Rome, she has no idea who she is or how she got there.

Her tale of adversity starts in the biting cold, her past unknown and her future uncertain. Our heroine gets adopted from the Marcigliana orphanage by a French diplomat, initiating a journey of self-discovery across post-World War II Europe.

In Athens, she discovers a talent for ballet, which gets elevated to greater heights when the family moves to Moscow at the height of the Cold War. Marie-Claire blooms into a social butterfly, joining the high society in Paris and mingling in social circles with the famous singers, writers, and artists who inhabit the City of Light in the early 1960s.

Her marvelous travels across Europe include adventurous summer vacations in the French Riviera, weekends at the family country estate in Chantilly and winters in snowy St Moritz.

Interspersed with the coming of age tale of her young life, is her attendance of an embassy party in Paris as a young woman in 1965. Now a student at the Sorbonne, Marie-Claire meets up with figures from her past in the Soviet embassy and faces a painful reminder of an event which forever changed her life in Moscow.

The epic account of Marie-Claire’s life is an enthralling literary adaptation of Peter Sarstedt’s famous song, celebrating 50 years since he won the 1969 Ivor Novello award for “Where do you go to (my lovely)?” The mystery of her origins is finally uncovered, revealing the tragic time prior to that cold night in Rome, bringing an unexpected end to her persistent nightmares and morning tears.

Targeted Age Group: Adults
Written by: Jean Cerfontaine
Illustrated by: Jean Cerfontaine

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The Naiyro and the Beckoning Eroded Stone Kindle Edition by Nada Almarri

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“About The Naiyro and the Beckoning Eroded Stone Kindle Edition:

To protect the Milky Way galaxy and Mother Earth from a dark and evil entity, a planet called Crystaniya was created. But Crystaniya has lost its power, leaving the galaxy vulnerable to destruction. When a creature called a Naiyro promises to repair Crystaniya from within, he meets its inhabitants and chooses one person to act on his behalf. But will it be enough to undo the evil that has found its way through?

The Naiyro and the Beckoning Eroded Stone is a fascinating science fiction adventure that explores the potential destruction of the universe as we know it, and what it means for all mankind

Targeted Age Group: 18 – 80
Written by: Nada Almarri

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Featured Post: Where do you go to by Jean Cerfontaine

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“About Where do you go to:

When the young Marie-Claire wakes up in Rome, she has no idea who she is or how she got there.

Her tale of adversity starts in the biting cold, her past unknown and her future uncertain. Our heroine gets adopted from the Marcigliana orphanage by a French diplomat, initiating a journey of self-discovery across post-World War II Europe.

In Athens, she discovers a talent for ballet, which gets elevated to greater heights when the family moves to Moscow at the height of the Cold War. Marie-Claire blooms into a social butterfly, joining the high society in Paris and mingling in social circles with the famous singers, writers, and artists who inhabit the City of Light in the early 1960s.

Her marvelous travels across Europe include adventurous summer vacations in the French Riviera, weekends at the family country estate in Chantilly and winters in snowy St Moritz.

Interspersed with the coming of age tale of her young life, is her attendance of an embassy party in Paris as a young woman in 1965. Now a student at the Sorbonne, Marie-Claire meets up with figures from her past in the Soviet embassy and faces a painful reminder of an event which forever changed her life in Moscow.

The epic account of Marie-Claire’s life is an enthralling literary adaptation of Peter Sarstedt’s famous song, celebrating 50 years since he won the 1969 Ivor Novello award for “Where do you go to (my lovely)?” The mystery of her origins is finally uncovered, revealing the tragic time prior to that cold night in Rome, bringing an unexpected end to her persistent nightmares and morning tears.

Targeted Age Group: Adults
Written by: Jean Cerfontaine
Illustrated by: Jean Cerfontaine

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Featured Post: Where do you go to by Jean Cerfontaine

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“About Where do you go to:

When the young Marie-Claire wakes up in Rome, she has no idea who she is or how she got there.

Her tale of adversity starts in the biting cold, her past unknown and her future uncertain. Our heroine gets adopted from the Marcigliana orphanage by a French diplomat, initiating a journey of self-discovery across post-World War II Europe.

In Athens, she discovers a talent for ballet, which gets elevated to greater heights when the family moves to Moscow at the height of the Cold War. Marie-Claire blooms into a social butterfly, joining the high society in Paris and mingling in social circles with the famous singers, writers, and artists who inhabit the City of Light in the early 1960s.

Her marvelous travels across Europe include adventurous summer vacations in the French Riviera, weekends at the family country estate in Chantilly and winters in snowy St Moritz.

Interspersed with the coming of age tale of her young life, is her attendance of an embassy party in Paris as a young woman in 1965. Now a student at the Sorbonne, Marie-Claire meets up with figures from her past in the Soviet embassy and faces a painful reminder of an event which forever changed her life in Moscow.

The epic account of Marie-Claire’s life is an enthralling literary adaptation of Peter Sarstedt’s famous song, celebrating 50 years since he won the 1969 Ivor Novello award for “Where do you go to (my lovely)?” The mystery of her origins is finally uncovered, revealing the tragic time prior to that cold night in Rome, bringing an unexpected end to her persistent nightmares and morning tears.

Targeted Age Group: Adults
Written by: Jean Cerfontaine
Illustrated by: Jean Cerfontaine

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The Greenest Branch, a Novel of Germany’s First Female Physician by P.K. Adams

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“About The Greenest Branch, a Novel of Germany’s First Female Physician:

In the year 1115, young Hildegard arrives at the Abbey of St. Disibod in the German Rhineland hoping to become a physician. But she soon finds out that as a girl she will not be allowed to attend the monastic school; instead, she must stay at the women’s convent, isolated from the rest of the community and from the town.
But Hildegard refuses to be sidelined. Against fierce opposition from Prior Helenger, she secures an apprenticeship with Brother Wigbert who runs the infirmary and is in dire need of a capable assistant. Under his supervision, she begins to train as the abbey’s first female doctor.
When Hildegard’s reputation starts to spread throughout the Rhineland, Helenger’s persecution escalates as he fears losing control over the women’s community. But that is not the only challenge she must grapple with. She has also developed feelings for Volmar, a fellow Benedictine novice, that force Hildegard to re-examine the fundamental assumptions she has made about her life. Is the practice of medicine within the monastic confines her true calling, or is a quiet existence of domestic contentment more desirable?
With the pressures mounting and threatening to derail her carefully-laid plans, Hildegard becomes locked in a struggle that will either earn her an unprecedented freedom or relegate her to irrevocable oblivion.
The Greenest Branch is the first in a two-book series based on the true story of Hildegard of Bingen, Germany’s first female physician and one of the few women to attain that position in medieval Europe. Set against the backdrop of the lush oak forests and sparkling rivers of the Rhineland, it is a tale of courage, strength, sacrifice, and love that will appeal to anyone who enjoys strong female protagonists in historical fiction.

Targeted Age Group: 18+
Written by: P.K. Adams

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Your destination has arrived by Barry Cheema

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“About Your destination has arrived:

Is it possible for the modern man to be happy, not virtually but in reality?
Why is it that despite the tones of philosophies, motivational speeches and age-old meditation techniques, inner-peace and contentment seem to be unrealistic and impossible?
Bruno, a K9 (police dog), gets a human life as a reward for his phenomenal act of bravery. He can stay in this human body forever, provided he fulfils a condition in the given time. But while doing so, he has to deal with the subconscious mind of this human body, which happens to be that of a terrorist!
A tale of hope, search and longing. An unbelievable story that you would love to believe

Targeted Age Group: all
Written by: Barry Cheema
Illustrated by: Barry Cheema

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Featured Post: Where do you go to by Jean Cerfontaine

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“About Where do you go to:

When the young Marie-Claire wakes up in Rome, she has no idea who she is or how she got there.

Her tale of adversity starts in the biting cold, her past unknown and her future uncertain. Our heroine gets adopted from the Marcigliana orphanage by a French diplomat, initiating a journey of self-discovery across post-World War II Europe.

In Athens, she discovers a talent for ballet, which gets elevated to greater heights when the family moves to Moscow at the height of the Cold War. Marie-Claire blooms into a social butterfly, joining the high society in Paris and mingling in social circles with the famous singers, writers, and artists who inhabit the City of Light in the early 1960s.

Her marvelous travels across Europe include adventurous summer vacations in the French Riviera, weekends at the family country estate in Chantilly and winters in snowy St Moritz.

Interspersed with the coming of age tale of her young life, is her attendance of an embassy party in Paris as a young woman in 1965. Now a student at the Sorbonne, Marie-Claire meets up with figures from her past in the Soviet embassy and faces a painful reminder of an event which forever changed her life in Moscow.

The epic account of Marie-Claire’s life is an enthralling literary adaptation of Peter Sarstedt’s famous song, celebrating 50 years since he won the 1969 Ivor Novello award for “Where do you go to (my lovely)?” The mystery of her origins is finally uncovered, revealing the tragic time prior to that cold night in Rome, bringing an unexpected end to her persistent nightmares and morning tears.

Targeted Age Group: Adults
Written by: Jean Cerfontaine
Illustrated by: Jean Cerfontaine

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Days of Ascent. A Novel by Mike Ring

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“About Days of Ascent. A Novel:

In 1980 Rory Beaumont begins his journey with an idylic stay on the Island with Lillian whose admiration of Rory’s deceased brother Neil motivates Rory to explore more of Neil’s world. Rory imitates Neil the following year by throwing himself into the middle of a massive anti-apartheid protest against a visiting South African rugby team in Auckland. After watching his twin cousin Ewan recieve a tattoo on his back and declining one for himself Rory and Ewan join their parents for lunch at Rory’s conservative parent’s home. During the long, sometimes combative conversation between Rory’s father Winston and globe-trotting adventuous, risk-taking Ewan, Rory realises that he wants to explore New Zealand and write poetry. When Rory finishes his accounting studies he spends a season picking apples at Arcadivale orchard near the top of the South Island. Rory enjoys the smatterings of blunt rural wisdom and the simmering singles scene on the orchard and stays on as he finds love and a home at Arcadivale. The following year Ewan works a while on the orchard while a mix of spiritual conspiracies and rumours of affairs and storm damage to the Island darken the tone of life at Arcadivale. Eventually Rory moves to a city job but those he has met leave a lasting impression on him as he helps Ewan recover from an injury and the dream of Arcadivale to continue.

Targeted Age Group: 7 to 100
Written by: Mike Ring

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Featured Post: Where do you go to by Jean Cerfontaine

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“About Where do you go to:

When the young Marie-Claire wakes up in Rome, she has no idea who she is or how she got there.

Her tale of adversity starts in the biting cold, her past unknown and her future uncertain. Our heroine gets adopted from the Marcigliana orphanage by a French diplomat, initiating a journey of self-discovery across post-World War II Europe.

In Athens, she discovers a talent for ballet, which gets elevated to greater heights when the family moves to Moscow at the height of the Cold War. Marie-Claire blooms into a social butterfly, joining the high society in Paris and mingling in social circles with the famous singers, writers, and artists who inhabit the City of Light in the early 1960s.

Her marvelous travels across Europe include adventurous summer vacations in the French Riviera, weekends at the family country estate in Chantilly and winters in snowy St Moritz.

Interspersed with the coming of age tale of her young life, is her attendance of an embassy party in Paris as a young woman in 1965. Now a student at the Sorbonne, Marie-Claire meets up with figures from her past in the Soviet embassy and faces a painful reminder of an event which forever changed her life in Moscow.

The epic account of Marie-Claire’s life is an enthralling literary adaptation of Peter Sarstedt’s famous song, celebrating 50 years since he won the 1969 Ivor Novello award for “Where do you go to (my lovely)?” The mystery of her origins is finally uncovered, revealing the tragic time prior to that cold night in Rome, bringing an unexpected end to her persistent nightmares and morning tears.

Targeted Age Group: Adults
Written by: Jean Cerfontaine
Illustrated by: Jean Cerfontaine

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Featured Post: Bloodstained : The Crimson City Tales by J.P. Michaels

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About Bloodstained : The Crimson City Tales by J.P. Michaels

Crime does not sleep on the streets of Crimson City. Detective Jonathan Saint is one of the fewhonest cops left, and he does what he can to keep the citizens safe. However, after havoc hitshome, Detective Saint comes to the dark realization that there is only one way to completely ridthe city of evil. He must send the law breakers to their graves. As his bloodstained heart battles with his faith, he must decide which path to take. Detective Saint needs to decide if he is going to continue faithfully “by the book” or take matters into his own hands. Love begins, corruption persists, a bloody mess ensues, but what will follow?

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The Boys Who Woke Up Early by A.D. Hopkins

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“About The Boys Who Woke Up Early:

Playing cops was just a game until the bullets were real.

The gravy train hasn’t stopped in the hollers of western Virginia for more than thirty years when Stony Shelor starts his junior year at Jubal Early High. Class divides and racism are still the hardened norms as the Eisenhower years draw to a close. Violence lies coiled under the calm surface, ready to strike at any time.

On the high school front, the cool boys are taking their wardrobe and music cues from hip TV private dick Peter Gunn, and Dobie Gillis is teaching them how to hit on pretty girls. There’s no help for Stony on the horizon, though. Mary Lou Martin is the girl of his dreams, and she hardly knows Stony exists. In addition, Stony can’t seem to stay out of juvenile court and just may end up in reform school. A long, difficult year stretches out in front of him when a new boy arrives in town. Likeable bullshit artist Jack Newcomb dresses like Peter Gunn, uses moves like Dobie Gillis, and plays pretty good jazz clarinet.

Jack draws Stony into his fantasy of being a private detective, and the two boys start hanging around the county sheriff’s office. Accepted as sources of amusement and free labor, the aspiring gumshoes land their first case after the district attorney’s house is burglarized. Later, the boys hatch an ingenious scheme to help the deputies raid an illegal speakeasy and brothel. All the intrigue feels like fun and games to Jack and Stony until a gunfight with a hillbilly boy almost gets them killed. The stakes rise even higher when the boys find themselves facing off against the Ku Klux Klan.

Targeted Age Group: 18-65
Written by: A.D. Hopkins

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Featured Post: What Survives of Us by Kathy Miner

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About What Survives of Us by Kathy Miner

On sale for a limited time – October 10th – 14th, 2019!

B.R.A.G. Medallion Honoree and Winner of the National Indie Author Award

Naomi sees her first corpse in a Colorado Springs grocery store, but it won’t be her last. With devastating speed, a plague sweeps first the city, then the state, then the world, leaving less than 1% of the population to go on. Naomi, a gentle and sheltered housewife, finds herself fighting for survival in a world populated by desperate people, where might-makes-right, and mercy and compassion are in short supply. Fellow survivors Jack, a youth minister from Woodland Park; Grace, a 17-year-old high school student from Limon; and Naomi’s daughter Piper, a student at the University of Northern Colorado, all find themselves searching for a safe path forward…because it’s not just the world that has changed.

The plague that decimates the human race also pushes mankind into evolutionary change. Those who survive are different, profoundly so, in ways they are just beginning to comprehend. As Naomi struggles to protect and reunite what’s left of her family, she must also learn to understand and accept the changes in herself. In this strange new world, her survival, and the survival of those she loves, depends on it.

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