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FEATURED: Jesus Descended to Hell and Was Rescued by the Father by Kevin Coyle

FEATURED: Jesus Descended to Hell and Was Rescued by the Father by Kevin Coyle

Jesus Descended to Hell and Was Rescued by the Father by Kevin Coyle Book Two of this theological series unveils seventeen profound...
FEATURED: Everyday Leadership for People-Pleasing Introverts by Melissa Jenner

FEATURED: Everyday Leadership for People-Pleasing Introverts by Melissa Jenner

Everyday Leadership for People-Pleasing Introverts by Melissa Jenner The Introverted Leader’s Guide to People-Pleasing is a powerful playbook for...
FEATURED: The Eye of Nefertiti: A Pharaoh’s Cat Novel by Maria Luisa Lang

FEATURED: The Eye of Nefertiti: A Pharaoh’s Cat Novel by Maria Luisa Lang

The Eye of Nefertiti: A Pharaoh's Cat Novel by Maria Luisa Lang Now a New Yorker, the Pharaoh’s cat--the ancient Egyptian feline with human...
FEATURED: The Modern Playbook for Sponsorship & Cash Flow by Aaron Fraser

FEATURED: The Modern Playbook for Sponsorship & Cash Flow by Aaron Fraser

The Modern Playbook for Sponsorship & Cash Flow by Aaron Fraser The Action Sports Guide 2.0 by Aaron Fraser is a modern, no-nonsense playbook...
FEATURED: A Kind of Love by Ida Subaran

FEATURED: A Kind of Love by Ida Subaran

A Kind of Love by Ida Subaran A Kind of Love by Ida Subaran is a powerful exploration of love, resilience, and survival set in a vibrant but...

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Author Interview: Ricky Baxter

Author Interview: Ricky Baxter

Tell us about yourself.: My name is Ricky Baxter and I am a writer from the UK. I adore all types of storytelling, whether through reading, movies, TV shows and gaming! Where did you grow up, and how did this influence your writing?: I was born and raised in East...

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FEATURED: Morgan’s Landing by Linda Griffin

FEATURED: Morgan’s Landing by Linda Griffin

Heather was taking a math test when Mr. Scarlett, the vice principal, called her out in the hall to ask if she knew where Julie was. He was unusually stern.
“She has Phys Ed this period,” Heather said. Shouldn’t he know that?
“She’s not in class,” Mr. Scarlett said. “She wasn’t in Computer Applications first period, either. Your mother says she didn’t stay home sick.”
“No, she left before I did,” Heather said. She was mystified, and as the situation sank in, she experienced the first shudder of real fear. Julie liked school, and she would never cut classes. Their parents would kill them if they even thought of such a thing. They were not overly strict, but they were firm in their expectations that their daughters would always do the right thing.
She dug her cell phone, silenced during class, out of her purse, and dialed her sister’s number. It rang four times and went to voicemail. “It’s me,” she said. “Where are you? Call when you get this.”

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Author Interview: Feyisayo Anjorin

Author Interview: Feyisayo Anjorin

Tell us about yourself.: I am a creative soul, a storyteller, a compulsive reader, and a lover of music. I've written 8 novels and many short stories here and there on the internet. I'm also someone's son, someone's husband, a brother, and a...

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FEATURED: What’s in That Song? by John Nicholas

FEATURED: What’s in That Song? by John Nicholas

Q: What size is Molly’s ring in The Beatles’ “Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da”?

Q: According to Kansas’ “Dust in the Wind,” what are the only things that last forever?

Q: In “Crocodile Rock,” with whom was Elton John having so much fun?

A: Twenty carats.

Desmond takes a trolley to the jeweler’s store,
Buys a twenty-carat golden ring (ring)

A: The earth and sky.

Now don’t hang on, nothing lasts forever but the earth and sky

A: Susie.

I remember when rock was young, me and Susie had so much fun

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Featured Post: Morgan’s Landing by Linda Griffin

Featured Post: Morgan’s Landing by Linda Griffin

I knew I wanted to be a “book maker” as soon as I learned to read and wrote my first story at the age of six. My passion for the printed word also led me to a career with the San Diego Public Library. I retired to spend more time on my writing and have had stories published in numerous literary journals Morgan’s Landing is my tenth book from The Wild Rose Press. In addition to the three R’s–reading, writing, and research–I enjoy travel, movies, Scrabble, and visiting museums and art galleries.

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FEATURED: The Eye of Nefertiti: A Pharaoh’s Cat Novel by Maria Luisa Lang

FEATURED: The Eye of Nefertiti: A Pharaoh’s Cat Novel by Maria Luisa Lang

About Featured Book: The Eye of Nefertiti: A Pharaoh's Cat Novel by Maria Luisa Lang Now a New Yorker, the Pharaoh’s cat--the ancient Egyptian feline with human powers--travels back in time to free Egypt’s legendary Queen Nefertiti from a horrific curse, discovering...

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FEATURED: The Eye of Nefertiti: A Pharaoh’s Cat Novel by Maria Luisa Lang

FEATURED: The Eye of Nefertiti: A Pharaoh’s Cat Novel by Maria Luisa Lang

It’s summer, and I’m stretched out on a windowsill in my bedroom with the sunlight warming the fur on my back. It’s quiet except for the drone of traffic on the Henry Hudson Parkway and the occasional whir of a helicopter flying along the river.
I once shared this bedroom with my friend Gato-Hamen, the High Priest of Amun-Ra. He and I had fled ancient Egypt on his magic boat. It was only supposed to carry us to a foreign land, but it took us through time as well as space here to Elena’s house in twenty-first century New York City.
Elena’s late father had been a renowned Egyptologist, and she immediately recognized us as ancient Egyptians. She was surprised we were speaking English. We explained that the prayer which had launched the magic boat also gave us the power to speak the language wherever we arrived.
She was also surprised that I, a cat, could talk and walk like a man. That would be explained later. Overjoyed at the prospect of excitement in her life, she invited us to stay with her.
Now the High Priest shares her bedroom, and I share this one with their child, who’s the reincarnation of the Pharaoh I loved thousands of years ago. He’s on the floor, playing contentedly with his building blocks. It’s hard to believe he’s already a year old.
Elena is reading and keeping an eye on him. “Wrappa-Hamen, are you recharging?” she asks, as she always does when she sees me basking in the sun. “You lazy old cat!”
“Lazy, yes. Old, not yet,” I reply, too drowsy to say more.

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Featured Post: Morgan’s Landing by Linda Griffin

Featured Post: Morgan’s Landing by Linda Griffin

I knew I wanted to be a “book maker” as soon as I learned to read and wrote my first story at the age of six. My passion for the printed word also led me to a career with the San Diego Public Library. I retired to spend more time on my writing and have had stories published in numerous literary journals Morgan’s Landing is my tenth book from The Wild Rose Press. In addition to the three R’s–reading, writing, and research–I enjoy travel, movies, Scrabble, and visiting museums and art galleries.

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FEATURED: The Eye of Nefertiti: A Pharaoh’s Cat Novel by Maria Luisa Lang

FEATURED: The Eye of Nefertiti: A Pharaoh’s Cat Novel by Maria Luisa Lang

About Featured Book: The Eye of Nefertiti: A Pharaoh's Cat Novel by Maria Luisa Lang Now a New Yorker, the Pharaoh’s cat--the ancient Egyptian feline with human powers--travels back in time to free Egypt’s legendary Queen Nefertiti from a horrific curse, discovering...

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