A wonderful, all-ages short story that inspires. “A warm and inviting story that will raise your soul and open your mind as to how our lives may be effected by those we all hope for to influence our destiny.” Lisa has worked as a dancer for Jack at the Lion’s Den for six weeks. She […]
Ladies First by Taylor Andrews
December 17, 2012 By
Join four young women unknown to each other as their lives intertwine with fate in a thrilling journey on destiny’s path of intrigue, mystery, discovery, and triumph. Vicky Katz, the Jewish business graduate, Desiree Martinez, the Hispanic law student, Pasha Kennedy, the African American nurse, and Jennifer Post, the unemployed white girl. All of them […]
Fight With Me: How We Learned to be Married by Tim and Olive Chan
December 17, 2012 By
Fight With Me: How We Learned to be Married is a fresh perspective of our first few years of marriage – the joys and the difficulties, the fights we had, the lessons we learned, and how we tried to make the most of that time. This is not a “how to” book, but a “how […]
FAMILY FALLACIES, A Kate Huntington Mystery
December 17, 2012 By
Threatening notes, a malpractice suit, interrogations by homicide detectives–psychotherapist Kate Huntington is having a rough autumn. There’s one bright note. She’s falling in love. Now if she could just get the ghost of her dead husband out of her head. Is this book still free…CHECK HERE
Lord of the Abbey
December 17, 2012 By
Confirmed spinster, Lady Rowena Locke seeks permission from Harry Bellingham, the new Lord Glaston to search for treasure hidden on Glastonbury Abbey grounds. Glaston is the head of the renowned Avalon Society, an historical society which pursues myths, legends, ancient treasures and the paranormal. To her surprise, not only is Harry interested in the treasure […]
Surrept by Taylor Andrews
December 16, 2012 By
Take a wild journey in the lives of two strong young women who change the world, as we know it. Dana Underwood, an up and coming Real Estate star, and her glamorous nemesis Adriana Pucci, the personal assistant to men of power, have never met, yet their lives are intertwined in a suspenseful drama unlike […]
Rising of the Cursed by Mandy Huston
December 16, 2012 By
When half-vampire Charlie Sparks moves across the country with her recently divorced mother, her main goal is to blend in with the locals and finish out her high school years peacefully. Fitting in becomes the least of her worries when she meets a group of immortal creatures much like herself and teenage vampires at her […]
Beyond Hades
December 15, 2012 By
TOP 20 BEST SELLING ACTION & ADVENTURE ON AMAZON! TOP 10 BEST SELLING MYTHOLOGY ON AMAZON! “This book is nonstop, relentless action… Just when you think a break is coming where you can breathe, it jumps right back into high gear.” — BookAddict “Adrenaline is better than caffeine… Buckle up and hang on, because this […]
Slaves of Valhalla
December 15, 2012 By
The Prometheus Wars – Book 2 “Couldn’t put it down… To me, if I can lose myself in the story, that is a great read…I won’t do a spoiler, you’ll just have to read it yourself, but will say well done and thank you, Mr Romyn, may you continue writing forever.” — Diane Gilbert Fenrir […]
Gighting the Effects of Gravity: A Bittersweet Journey into Middle Life
December 14, 2012 By
James Robinson, Jr. had it all: a nice family, a new house, a good job. But at age thirty six, the bottom would fall out (literally). He would watch his once firm rear end fall overnight never to rise again — succumbing to the evil forces of gravity. Fighting the Effects of Gravity is a […]
Nice Day to Die (I Am Alive Book 1 Episode 1) (A Young Adult Dystopian) (I Am Alive serial)
December 13, 2012 By
Sixteen-year-old Decca Tenderstone lives in a dystopian future Los Angeles, where every sixteen-year-old is ranked on a scale from One to Ten to determine their future. Teens ranked less than Five are called Monsters and are considered a danger to society. They are forced to attend the Monster Show- a brutal, sacrificial ritual that is […]
The Franciscan
December 13, 2012 By
THE DISCOVERY Father Giovanni Moretti, a prominent historian of the Franciscan brotherhood finds his devout routine changed overnight when he accidently discovers a secret chamber containing an early period Cassock. Stuffed inside the lining of the old robe is a faded hieroglyphic and coded manuscript that will shake his beliefs and remove him from the […]
Hilton Secrets Revealed
December 12, 2012 By
The third book from The Lazy Traveler’s Handbook series focuses on getting free stays at one worldwide hotel chain: Hilton Hotels and Resorts. It’s a relatively short, step-by-step 7,000-word guide that gives you a precise blueprint on how to stay at any Hilton for almost no cash and a very little effort. No heavy lifting […]
FLY ME TO ATLANTIS
December 11, 2012 By
Legendary… Lavish… Alluring… Luxurious. These are only some of the adjectives to describe this world-famous playground called Atlantis Resort in the Bahamas. Add another one: super-duper-expensive, and the picture is complete. Well, not quite… This “super-expensive” part of the description did not sit well with the author, so he embarked on a journey of his […]
It Rains in February: a Wife’s Memoir of Love and Loss
December 10, 2012 By
On the 24th of February 2007 my husband, Stuart, drowned himself at sea, leaving me widowed with two young daughters aged six and four. I knew it wasn’t an accident, even though the medics and police never suspected suicide. Stuart had been talking about ending his life for a year. His most recent suicide attempt […]
EXCITE Diet: Beat Diet Boredom And Lose Weight
December 9, 2012 By
This is a diet book with a difference. Instead of a boring diet that makes life miserable with narrow food choices, this program offers 50 flexible, mix and match daily plans to prevent boredom and help you stick to your weight loss goals. Try plans such as “Italian Day”, “Indulgence Day”, “Shopping Day” and “Ready […]
Matri-Money, 150+ Tips about Money and Marriage
December 8, 2012 By
Money is one of the top reasons for divorce. Engaged, newlywed and married couples beyond newlywed often struggle in silence when it comes to money. They feel as if they are alone and no one will understand. Who will encourage them to press forward even though the financial challenge is temporary, daily it is causing […]
The day I left
December 7, 2012 By
Jarrod Nelson, a twenty-something American studying in France, is in love with his professor’s sister, Caroline. But the professor’s sudden, violent death drives a wedge between the lovers, and Jarrod finds himself struggling with demons he thought he’d buried long ago. How far will Jarrod go to win Caroline back? And how far will Caroline […]
Stories from Spirit
December 7, 2012 By
Have you ever felt like there was more to your spirit than you really knew? Ever wondered how to tap into it? Stories from Spirit reveals a simple process that puts you in direct contact with your deepest spiritual wisdom. Stories from Spirit is a collection of spirit journeys, powerful questions, guided meditations and eighteen […]
How to Get Business Credit: For the Entrepreneur
December 6, 2012 By
Cash is the life line of every business; it is the “juice” necessary for your business growth. Most businesses fail within those first few years due to a lack of capital. Are you the new business owner trying to get business credit, yet you keep hearing no because your business is new? In “How to […]
hope’s betrayal
December 5, 2012 By
One wild, winter’s night two worlds collide. Known for his ruthless efficiency, Captain George Huntley is sent to stamp out smuggling on the south coast of England. On a night raid, the Captain captures a smuggler, but finds his troubles are just beginning when the lad turns out to be a lass, Hope Tyler. With […]
A Lovely, indecent departure
December 5, 2012 By
A Lovely, Indecent Departure is the riveting and emotionally-charged debut from a promising new voice in literary thrillers, and a captivating story of a mother’s love and desperation set amidst the heart wrenching landscape of child custody. Anna Miller wants only one thing, her son, and she will do anything to keep him. When a […]
Dreaming of an Undead Christmas
December 5, 2012 By
Christmas just wouldn’t be the same without a zombie wandering the hall in the dead of night. This year, you can wait for Santa by the fireplace curled up to two undead tales designed to fill you with more chills and thrills than ice filled underwear. “The Last Noel” is an action packed extravaganza where […]
Cowboy by Staci Stallings
December 4, 2012 By
Life has done its best to knock Beth McCasland to the ground, and the truth is: it’s done a pretty good job of keeping her there. Stuck in a minimum-wage job with a young daughter counting on her, Beth does her best to stay standing under the weight of it all because she knows God […]
The Shoulders of Giants (A Jake Abraham Mystery)
December 4, 2012 By
A missing girl. A ruthless killer. A rookie P.I. Jake Abraham is a child of the 80s, brought up by Jim Rockford, Thomas Magnum and three beautiful girls who worked for a man named Charlie. He’s loving his new job as a Private Investigator and already has his first client – a disgraced former police […]
Cowboy by Staci Stallings
December 4, 2012 By
Life has done its best to knock Beth McCasland to the ground, and the truth is: it’s done a pretty good job of keeping her there. Stuck in a minimum-wage job with a young daughter counting on her, Beth does her best to stay standing under the weight of it all because she knows God […]
The History of Christmas
December 4, 2012 By
Almost everyone, no matter their religious affiliations, will have his/her brush with variously shaped and delivered Christmas/Holiday and New Year greeting cards, Luke 2, gift giving from surfeit to simple, the Salvation Army bell, crèches, travel delays, “Jingle Bells,” stockings, tinsel, wrapping paper, wreaths, weight gain, catalogs, evergreen scent, Handel’s “Messiah,” lit-up roofs and yards, […]
The ‘In’ Crowd
December 4, 2012 By
Jamie, Heather, and Rachael enjoy snubbing Stephanie because she isn’t part of The ‘In’ Crowd. When Heather’s father loses his job and there’s ‘talk’ of them moving to a neighborhood like Stephanie’s, Heather’s friends turn their back on her. Stephanie feels bad for the way Heather’s so-called friends are treating her and befriends her. Heather […]
Broken Bread by Taylor Andrews
December 4, 2012 By
A wonderful, all-ages short story that inspires. “A warm and inviting story that will raise your soul and open your mind as to how our lives may be effected by those we all hope for to influence our destiny.” Lisa has worked as a dancer for Jack at the Lion’s Den for six weeks. She […]
Exercise Sucks! The Secret to Losing Weight Without Really Trying
December 3, 2012 By
For many people, the title of this book sums up how they feel about working out: Exercise Sucks! But the reality is that losing weight and keeping it off through diet alone is virtually impossible, which is why most of us fail. To lose the weight and get that lean body you dream about you […]
New Hope for Alcoholism Recovery: Beat the Bottle
December 3, 2012 By
This book will discuss these five areas of treatment and recover, the physical effects of alcoholism on the human body and also the effects on loved ones, friends and colleagues and the responsibilities of each when involved with a person who is suffering an addiction. We hope that after reading this book you will have […]
Mind Games
December 3, 2012 By
Book 3 of the VIGILANTE Series Montreal is plagued by a string of vicious sex slayings… Captain Dave McCall and his Special Homicide Task Force are in a frustrated frenzy as they try to bring an end to the savage butchery… Assisting officially is noted psychiatrist, Doctor Samuel Bowman and unofficially, computer genius and multi-millionaire, […]
The Consultant
December 2, 2012 By
Book 2 of the VIGILANTE Series “Chris Barry is back and better than ever.” – Jessica Subject, Mark of the Stars The friendly takeover of CSS Inc. leaves computer executive Chris Barry unemployed, very wealthy and pleased with the situation. But the hiatus is short-lived… As a result of his involvement in the recent Vigilante […]
Mustard Seeds by Taylor Andrews
December 1, 2012 By
A spiritual thriller. “An incredible journey of spirit and intrigue in a real time perspective.” The beautiful young Mickey Gillette still lives at home with her mother and her Rottweiler, Bear. Both work for the city. Marty, her mother, heads the emergency medical response teams, and Mickey works as a 911 call center operator. Both […]
Dark Rift
November 30, 2012 By
Savior. Monster. A Time Wizard who will be the damnation of many… The world already suffers a bitter taste of hell on earth, in a World War II where Nazi warlock vampires battle with Gray Tower wizards in the streets of Europe and in the shadows. The Gray Tower, in its quest to stabilize a […]
Ladies First by Taylor Andrews
November 30, 2012 By
Join four young women unknown to each other as their lives intertwine with fate in a thrilling journey on destiny’s path of intrigue, mystery, discovery, and triumph. Vicky Katz, the Jewish business graduate, Desiree Martinez, the Hispanic law student, Pasha Kennedy, the African American nurse, and Jennifer Post, the unemployed white girl. All of them […]
Murder and other distractions
November 29, 2012 By
If you’re wanted for murder, the last thing you should do is smoke a joint, eat a taco, and alienate potential alibis. Then again, Ethan isn’t a very good murder suspect. Maybe it’s just been a lousy week for him. There are layoffs at the office, poorly written death threats, and a vapid, but alluring […]
Social Media Sites – Facebook, Google+, Pinterest & Twitter
November 28, 2012 By
Are you a business owner or a coach to one? If so, you should be interested in social media and what it can do for you. This booklet contains four illustrated Social Media Profiles – one each for Facebook, Google+, Pinterest & Twitter These profiles explain how each type of social media works and the […]
101 Best Kindle Fire Apps
November 27, 2012 By
When I first got my Kindle Fire, I didn’t know what apps were the best, and the top 100 list seemed to be filled with apps that recently had promotions. I realized that these were not necessarily the best apps, so I combed through the Apps for Android store and found only the best Kindle […]
Lowcountry Shrimp boil
November 27, 2012 By
Lowcountry Shrimp Boil shares with the reader an authentic recipe for a Southern dish that hails from the State of South Carolina. The origins of this recipe are from the beautiful and charming City of Beaufort, South Carolina. This dish is sometimes referred to as Frogmore Stew (yet frogs are not part of the recipe). […]
