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ETA- Estimated Time of Arrest by Delphine Pontvieux

2009-11-16T21:11:00.000-08:00

Wrong Time
After particpating in a pro-separatist march that turned violent in January of 1992, twenty-one year old Lorenzo Lartaun Izcoa is wrongly charged with the fatal bombing of a police station in his home town. Irun is a small city located in the heart of the Basque country, trapped between France and Spain, and struggling for independence. Lartaun finds himself on the Spanish Secret Service's "most wanted" list, branded an active member of the Basque terrorist group ETA. He has no choice but to flee his country.
Two years later, Lartaun's childhood friend bursts back into his life. In exchange for a "small favor", he offers him a passport and a chance to return to Europe under a new indentity. Lartaun seizes the opportunity.
Wrong Time
Back in Europe, hiding away in a commune in the French Pyrenees Mountains, Lartaun meets Faustine, a young French environmentalist. As their relationship renews his belief in a future worth fighting for, Lartaun realizes, albeit too late, that the favor he "owes" his friend is not so small afterall.
FREEDOM COMES AT A STEEP PRICE. HOW FAR WILL YOU GO TO PROTECT YOURS?

Release date December 8, 2009!

2008-01-06T18:46:00.000-08:00

Evan The Warrior of Nod by Tamara Shepard

Down a long, winding, and turning lane sat a large old stone house. Each rock covered with ivy and on the north end grew green moss. It looked like something from a postcard. Here lived a boy named Evan with his younger sister Greta. His parent’s Everet and Ivy Isenar work as archaeologists at Umbrae’s Old World Artifacts Museum; one that collects old an rare artifacts from all over the world. This was the fourth time Evan and his family had moved in two years, and mom and dad had promised it was the last move for a long time. He loved what his parents did for a living. Evan always took interest in every piece that came into the museum before they had moved. Now he was looking forward to learning all the new pieces at an even larger museum. Evan could only imagine what was inside, especially when the pieces are called old and rare. Those words sparked his interest even more.

Every day was hard for Evan, because his new school was not like his old one. It seemed like everyone was into all the new trends. He was never interested in new fashions, even though his parents encouraged him to buy new clothes from a clothing store; he insisted on getting them from a thrift shop where people had donated their belongings. He said these stores had more variety, something that wasn’t so boring. And often he dressed in clothes that were far from “in” fashion. Earlier that day he had found a great shop on the outskirts of town that caught his interest. After convincing his mother that he would be home for supper, Evan walked to the store to see what new things he could find.

Prince of Thieves by Tamelia Tumlin

2008-01-06T11:34:00.000-08:00

She stole his ring…
In order to save her son’s life Cheyenne Lawson must get arrested. Soon. When a customer leaves an expensive heirloom on her table she seizes the opportunity to steal it hoping to get caught. She does, only to find out it belongs to a very sexy Arabian prince with a trust issue. Now she must pay for her crime in a way she never expected.
Then she stole his heart…
Prince Kareem bin Ishmail doesn't want a wife, but with his small desert country on the verge of financial ruin, he needs one. At least a temporary one. When a lovely waitress steals his family ring, he seizes the opportunity to solve his dilemma by giving her a choice: life in prison in his desert country or a temporary marriage. With the sultry Arabian nights and her soft sensuous kisses, he suddenly finds himself wanting to make their mariage a permanent one. If he can learn to trust and love again. Will the charming, spirited thief steal his heart too?

The Half Breed by Sue Tumlin

2008-01-06T11:06:00.000-08:00

The Half Breed Blurb
She inherited a ranch...
Young, inexperienced nineteen year old Tonya Blake is devastated by her father's death. As an only child she soon discovers that she is the sole heir of a working cattle ranch firmly nestled at the foothills of the Rocky Mountains in Colorado. A ranch she never knew existed. But inheriting the K.B. Ranch comes with a very high price and one very disturbing stipulation. One may cost her her heart and the other could cost her the ranch. As two men vie for the chance to own the K.B. Ranch, Tonya soon learns that one will stop at nothing to keep her from selling. Including holding her captive.
Along with his heart...
Bitterly ashamed of his half-breed heritage, Jason Cobb is determined to keep the K.B. Ranch out of the hands of his competitor. His past holds a secret that he is desperately trying to hide, and the sale of the K.B. Ranch could expose all he holds dear. Deeply indebted to Tonya's father, Jason reluctanctly agrees to be Tonya's guardian until her twenty-first birthday. He soon realizes that in order to protect her virture, he will have to marry her. Temporarily. He just doesn't count on falling in love with the fiesty, heir and having to protect her from himself.

2007-11-27T19:59:00.000-08:00

2027 New Madrid, Missouri by Arlington Nuetzel

Book Description Eight years after the Louisiana Purchase, the western frontier of the United States extended only to the Mississippi River. There in the soggy inhospitable Delta of today's Missouri Bootheel, hardscrabble pioneers suddenly found themselves fighting for their lives against horrendous odds. The Great
New Madrid Earthquakes of 1811-12 left death and unimaginable destruction in their wake. Nuetzel chronicles the terror witnessed through the eyes of panicked victims as he recounts Vade Boncoeur's struggle for his family's survival. But could it happen today? Nuetzel firmly believes that it will and he guides us through the sobering and shocking consequences of a twenty first century Armageddon. About the Author Arlington Nuetzel is an instructor of writing and lives in the Missouri Ozarks. He is a longtime breeder and trainer of dogs and horses. His fascination with the New Madrid Seismic Zone began as a young boy when he
accompanied his father, a physician and storm chaser, to open houses where they would inspect the structures for earthquake damage. Nuetzel is the author of The Low January Sun and also a collection of short stories, The Bower Bird and Other StoriesThank you,

2007-11-08T18:20:00.000-08:00

Indigo Spell by Rachel Carrington

After winning a date at a bachelors' auction, Tess, a wealthy socialite, is suddenly caught in the middle of a magical fantasy.

Jaxon Richards is much more than a sexy contractor who managed to break past her barriers in just one night. He's the man Tess has been waiting for…only he's not just a man, and it takes a trip across the Universe to convince her he really is the wizard he claims to be.

Available now from Ellora's Cave.

2007-11-08T18:09:00.000-08:00

Searchable Wherabouts by Tinisha Nicole Johnson

Searchable Whereabouts is a story filled with murder, laughter, suspense, finding love, and more, right down to the end. It is a compelling, drama-filled, nail-biting novel of the complicated life of Rahkel Williams. She is trying to unravel the circumstances surrounding her beloved Uncles mysterious murder and finding clues into his life that has her wondering if he was the man she knew.

Becoming obsessed with finding her Uncle's killer, and no definite answers from the police, she enlists the services of private investigator Darrin Miller. With his help, she sets out to find answers and it's not long before they both begin to get personal.

As time goes on, Rahkel finds herself caught in a web of lies and deceit, where nothing and no one are as they seem. She begins to wonder if she can trust anyone. The deeper Rahkel searches for answers, the stranger things become, while people of interest are being killed and she’s afraid she’ll be next, which sets this novel in a race of time to find the truth. There are so many twist and turns, that you can be assured you’ll be sitting on the edge of your seat, anticipating each page turned.- - - - -

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2007-10-17T18:38:00.001-07:00

Liquid Bones: by Cassandra Zaruba

The people living on the outskirts of Bismarck, North Dakota, rarely see a crime worse than petty theft. So when a couple of residents disappear, no one guesses that they were murdered. Five key characters piece together the story. Emilia is on her way north when she becomes stranded and stumbles upon a dilapidated house exhibiting a gruesome sight. Luke is an art dealer whose real passion is snowboarding. He and his friends meet Emilia, and Luke finds himself becoming intrigued by the stranger. Gavin is a basketball player-turned-coach with a guilty secret, and Caleb, a theology student, is tormented by unwarranted visions. The final character, known just as "The Emperor of Ice Cream," is the one responsible for the disappearances. What is most horrifying is the pattern he has created to determine his victims. The five characters’ lives become intertwined in a series of events that lead to the shocking truth of who the Emperor really is.

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2007-10-17T18:30:00.000-07:00

Lemonade Street by Bernice Angoh

Lemonade street is a collection of timeless poetry for the lover's heart. A walk down Lemonade Street is a walk down the life lane of anyone who has lived a life beyond their comfort level. Each poem speaks to the soul and each poem has a profound message. Once in a while a book is written that will captivate you and send you on a journey where many have been but can't describe. Lemonade Street is one of such books. It makes an excellent gift to everyone in your life whom you care about.

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2007-10-03T16:08:00.000-07:00

Dark Birthright by Jeanne Treat

Mystery... Romance... and Violence in 17th century Scotland...
It’s 1619 in Scotland, a time of intolerance, when healers are hanged as witches. A child born of mysterious parentage is given to fisher folk to raise as their son. Dughall grows up in a family bound by love and morality, becomes a healer, and displays psychic abilities.His life is torn apart when he’s claimed by his real father, a cruel and powerful lord who tries to mold him in his image. Dughall must define himself, in the midst of a struggle between an Earl, a Duke, and the family who wants him back. All the while, he’s determined to marry the lass he left behind, a woodland priestess with eyes as green as a peacock's feather."Dark Birthright" is a story reflecting the political, religious, and cultural dynamics of 17th century Scotland. It paints a picture of life in the Highlands, as well as the fisher folk and a village of witches worshipping the Goddess.

2007-10-03T16:02:00.000-07:00

Secrets Dark Whispers by Rachel Carrington, Calista Fox, Elisa Adams, Ellie Marvel

What's a mild-mannered alien guy to do when he goes into heat far from his home--and women of his species--and the only compatible female around is a rough and tumble Terran mining specialist who's a friend of his but, well, not exactly one to hop into bed with anybody, much less him? Answer: he courts her. The old fashioned Terran way, at least insofar as his research about the backwater planet can determine. Because if he can't seduce the tomboyish Sarai before his cycle ends, he won't get a second chance at love.

2007-09-28T20:44:00.000-07:00

Burning Reflections by Rachel Carrington

When all hell breaks loose, there's only one way to run.

Morgan Hennessy is a high-powered, North Carolina attorney who's spent the past five years trying to forget her failed marriage to someone she'd once considered to be her best friend. Just when she thinks she's gotten things together, the attentions of a colleague

2007-09-28T20:33:00.000-07:00

Till We Meet Again By Rachel Carrington

The passion they once shared still simmers, but so do their stubborn tempers. Now, they'll have to learn what they never could while they were married: a little give and take. And if they can't learn to work together, temper will be the least of their troubles.

2007-09-21T19:32:00.000-07:00

The Girl Who Almost Had It All
Wendy Polniak Lewkowicz

Gabriella thinks she has it all, until everything in her life unravels in one unforgettable day. After that life-altering day, Gabriella spirals out of control. She is kicked out of school; she disengages from family; and she contemplates whether she wants to live. When all seems irrevocably lost, Gabriella finds hope from an unlikely source—her great-aunt Maria who lives near an Indian reservation. Gabriella learns what it is like to step into another person’s shoes, and she realizes that there are others who struggle with the same fears that she does.

This novel is about a girl who loses all hope in life and feels that there is nothing out there for her, nor is she capable of becoming anything. She is just going through the motions of life hoping that life may end sooner than later. An unexpected visit to a relative slowly begins to change her outlook. The main character, Gabriella, begins to experience other cultures and lifestyles and is ablet to put her life in perspective.

This book not only talks about how several people are able to find their way out of dark holes, but there is so much advice to young adults that will help them to see their struggles from every angle. If anyone is searching for good advice for troubled teens or just want a good read, please check this book out.

2007-09-21T19:30:00.000-07:00

Beautiful Moments of Joy and PeaceConnie Arnold

The inspiration for this collection of poetry comes from the beauty found in nature, people, music and all of life. These poems are overflowing with joy and express an inner peace that can be found in spite of difficulties and adversity. Connie Arnold has experienced the variety of the beauty of God’s creation in different places during her life, having lived in Texas, Louisiana, Nebraska and, currently, in North Carolina, where she lives with her husband Tom. Her first poetry was as text for music, which has always been important to her. There is music in poetry as well as beauty. She has learned the importance of words and how they can be used for encouraging and healing. Additional inspiration has come from the joys of a happy marriage, two children, their spouses, the recent addition of grandchildren, and other family and friends. These poems are meant to inspire and to offer moments of joy and peace through all circumstances of life. Connie has been dealing with lupus for several years. She has found strength and a sense of healing through the creation of these poems and hopes that, in your reading of them, you will find encouragement, inspiration, joy, and peace.

2007-09-16T16:05:00.000-07:00

Portal to the Bottomless Creek by R. G. Butler

Book Description
"…Nathan was the first to walk back into the glossy, smooth creek, toward the edge of the huge hole extending down into the dark depths of the earth. Matthew and DeAnna followed closely behind him. Slowly they circled the hole, examining it carefully. Soon the impulse of curiosity overwhelmed them, and they plunged their hands into the invisible dam encircling the hole. They felt nothing—nothing except the cold wetness of the creek surrounding the hole. However, when they removed their hands, they were completely dry, as though they had not touched the water at all…"

What begins as any other ordinary summer pastime quickly becomes a wild and eerie adventure for a young girl and her two brothers who discover that the shallow creek dividing their town is much deeper than they could have imagined. What emerges from its bottomless depths will change them forever.
Three young children are taken on a journey that will take great courage and strength, until they come to the place where they were meant to be. They will leave something of great value there, and take with them something of more everlasting value.

Readers of all ages will enjoy this book, that is filled with many positive messages and meanings. Come along on the journey with these young adventurers, and discover what treasures they find, and what gems they bring back home.

2007-09-14T20:15:00.000-07:00

Dark Secrets of the Heart by Margaret Marr

Anna Michaels lives in a small town where life is slow and quiet, and she likes it that way. Her only fear is that someone will discover rock star, Chris Gentry, visits her from time to time to get away from the hassles of the music business—to find peace from an out-of-control lifestyle. A place where dark secrets remain hidden until someone digs them up.Caught between the love of two men—one a rough country boy, the other a wild city boy—Anna’s life becomes endangered when someone follows Chris to his hideaway—someone with deadly vengeance in their heart—who will stop at nothing to take Anna out of the equation and hit Chris where it hurts the most.

2007-09-11T10:29:00.000-07:00

No Experts Needed by Louise Lewis

Losing a job always delivers a hard blow, but it was especially hardfor forty-something author Louise Lewis, one of many victims of thetechnology industry's dotcom implosion. No Experts Needed:
The Meaning of Life According to You! tells the story of how
she pulled herself together and discovered a new life of meaning.Just minutes after being "set free" (laid off), Lewis, a single womanwith a mortgage to pay, sits in the San Jose, California, airport panickingover her future. While toying with the option of giving into depression,she receives a powerful message from God that instantly releasesthe weight of her worries. "This is just a new chapter in your life.
You hold the pen, I'll guide your hand, and together we'll write one
hell of a chapter." Through Spirit's continued involvement, Lewis is
inspired to ask normal, everyday people to answer Spirit's question:
what is the meaning of life?No Experts Needed: The Meaning of Life According to You! weaves
through a vast collection of spontaneous, thought-provoking answers andinspirational stories that demonstrate how the simple act of listening to
Spirit can add meaning to every moment of your life.

2007-09-09T17:15:00.001-07:00

Tracings, A Chapbook of Poetry by Carolyn Howard-Johnson

ISBN: 1-59924-017-3 Finishing Line Press

Tracings touches chords—both major and minor—for readers interested in nostalgia, tolerance, culture and aging. The author traces her life's experiences and for her it feels like "a movie reel running backwards." "Tracings" was named to the Compulsive Readers' Ten Best Reads list and given Military Writers' Society of America's Award of Excellence.

2007-09-09T17:12:00.000-07:00

Harkening: A Collection of Stories Remembered by Carolyn Howard-Johnson

ISBN: 1591295505 AmErica House

Harkening explores the little white lies and solemn truths that one charming, idiosyncratic family loves to repeat. Each story is stitched to the next to become a saga of their sojourn from Michigan through a vanishing railroad town in New Mexico, then into Utah and finally (and happily), to a place where individuality can thrive. "Harkening" has won three awards including Word Thunder's Excellence in Writing award.

2007-09-09T17:08:00.000-07:00

This Is the Place by Carolyn Howard-Johnson

ISBN: 1588513521 AmErica House

“When you live amidst beauty sometimes you don’t recognize discrimination
and, if you do, you prefer not to acknowledge it.”

A young journalist realizes that because she is half Mormon and half Protestant she is not suitable material for love. She delves into her Mormon heritage and journals her way through prejudice into redemption. She learns to mend her own life when she finds she cannot mend her world. This novel, set in Salt Lake City in the 50s, reveals not only complexities of the heart but the secrets of what some consider a mysterious place and culture. "This Is the Place" has won eight awards including the Critics' Choice award.

2007-09-06T16:54:00.000-07:00

The Object of Romance Anthology

Five stories, each surrounding an object that defines a romance, brings love and proves the everlasting
rapture of passion.

Contributing authors:
Christine DeSmet, Linda L. Lattimer, Patricia E. Gitt, Karen Michelle Nutt and Courtney E. Michel

Five Hearts for five stories from The Romance Studio

Excerpts:

Stolen Pleasures Christine DeSmet
Iris Beale always dated the wrong man. The latest guy died last night, right after their third date.
She’d fed him her homemade maraschino cherry cake—the moist, heavy kind that men “died for.” But that hadn’t done the deed. After dessert he’d gone to his Gardener Insurance Agency office to catch up on issuing life insurance policies. That’s where they found him this sunny, mid-July Friday morning—with a bullet in his head.

Summer Breeze by Linda L. Lattimer
A soft smooth voice spoke, with a touch of huskiness. “They love to swoop down and touch the water. Sometimes if you look close enough, you might see one snatch a fish.”
Turning, Sophia faced the young man who had watched her from below the balcony. He was even more handsome up close. A few sparks seemed to ignite as she met his gaze.
“You make it a habit, following young women?”
“Only the really pretty ones,” he said, smiling.

Life’s Choices by Patricia E. GittElizabeth should’ve been thrilled. Hadn’t the Master of Ceremonies said she could be proud of adding her industry’s highest honor to her long list of accomplishments?“Right,” she whispered to her reflection in the car window. “Even though I’m a woman.” Caressing the cool crystal award, she wondered why receiving it had once seemed so important.

Mr. O’Grady’s Magic Box by Karen Michelle Nutt
She handed him the box. “It was a lovely trick, Mr. O’Grady, but I have a difficult time believing in fanciful things as soul-mates and wishes in a blink of an eye.”
He placed the box back in the cabinet, locking it behind the clear glass. “Only time will tell.” He rested his hand on her arm. “You look to be needing a little magic in your life. It could be the reason you came to stay with us.”

Double Booked by Courtney E. Michel
Mina had noticed the stranger the moment they’d pulled up in front of 2309 Red Oak Lane. His tan was deep with squint lines at his eyes, and she knew immediately that he must do outside work. He appeared nothing like her ex-husband, Donovan, whose perpetually polished exterior came off cold and untouchable.
She’d admit that Cullen Porter was handsome but would kill Christi and Garritt if they were trying to set her up on a date.

Available September 2007 at most online bookstores

2007-09-06T16:53:00.001-07:00

At the Stroke of Midnight
By Karen Michelle Nutt
(Amazon Short)
Tricia Lancaster is transported back to 1970 to save a movie star, Dean McCloud from certain death. Dean thinks Tricia is trippin’ when she tells him she is from the future. However, when Tricia’s predictions start coming true, Dean realizes maybe she’s not a crazy chick after all.

2007-09-06T16:51:00.001-07:00

Lost in the Mist of Time
By Karen Michelle Nutt

Aislinn Hennessy's love life was almost laughable, with a trail of disastrous relationships to show for it. She long ago gave up thinking a knight in shining armor was going to sweep her off her feet, but then she never expected to run him off the road either.Sir Dougray Fitzpatrick, Lord of Dunhaven already buried one wife and had no wish for another, but it was foreseen that he would go to the future to seek a vision, a crucial venture to secure his future born. Only he hadn't bargained on it being a woman that would insist on battling against him at every turn.Dougray finds that Aislinn is fearless in the face of an enemy, but shies away from what her heart holds true. Aislinn discovers that Dougray is honest and brave to a fault. He would die for her if necessary. They were thrown together by a twist of fate, a magical mist that sends them back to sixteenth century Ireland where conspiracies, feuds and unexpected violence are commonplace threats, but along the way, they discover a few surprises that neither one expects a chance for love even when they're: Lost in the Mist of Time.

2007-09-06T16:11:00.000-07:00

West Coast Lady by D. L. Carroll

Annabelle, born and raised in the suburbs of the Silicon Valley, loses her innocence at a tender young age. She survives a childhood mixed with violence, humiliation, alcoholism, and drugs. Determined not to become a victim of circumstance, Annabelle faces many impediments along the journey of facing her demons and exposing secrets. She encounters unpredictable lovers who provide her with emotional lessons and independence. She learns invaluable wisdom and the meaning of love through philanthropy, friends, and family. After nearly three decades of removing the skeletons from her closet, Annabelle stumbles upon the path to her dreams, lit up before her like an airport runway. This inspiring story of shattered innocence, endless secrets, undeniable betrayal, forgiveness and the determination to pursue happiness, will provide you with encouragement to follow your limitless dreams.

2007-09-04T20:46:00.000-07:00

Little Book Of Manners for Children and Teens by Cathy Boland

Most children and teens wish adults would give them more freedom, more trust, and generally treat them with more respect. Unfortunately, it usually takes more than twenty years to realize that, for the most part, you get back what you give out.It took me almost twice that long to realize my words, expressions, behavior, actions, inaction, manners, courtesy (or lack thereof), were responsible for the way I was being treated by others—and sometimes that wasn’t really great. How I wish I had practiced being a better person earlier in life. It is so hard to change lifelong bad behavior.Most adults will notice and respect good manners and courteous behavior in children and teens, especially when there seems to be so little of it these days in people of all ages. Define yourself now as someone worthy of praise and respect. Make sure you deserve only the best!

2007-09-04T20:24:00.001-07:00

The Frugal Book Promoter by Carolyn Howard-Johnson

The Frugal Book Promoter: How to Do What Your Publisher Won’t

ISBN: 193299310X Star Publish

For only a few cents a day The Frugal Book Promoter assures your book the best possible start in life. It is full of nitty - gritty how -tos for getting nearly-free publicity. Carolyn Howard-Johnson, an instructor for UCLA’s Writers’ Program, shares her professional experience as well as practical tips gleaned from the successes of her own book campaigns. She tells authors how to do what their publishers can’t or won’t and why authors can often do their own promotion better than a PR professional.

A recommendation from BarnesandNobel.com: Feather Schwartz Foster, an author, September 9, 2004,
Packed With Wonderful Information! For anyone who has written a book of any kind - this is a must-have, and must-keep guide! Every chapter is filled with insights and how-tos and a whole bunch of where-to-finds!

2007-09-04T20:20:00.000-07:00

The Frugal Editor by Carolyn Howard-Johnson

The Frugal Editor: Put Your Best Book Forward to Avoid Humiliation and Ensure Success
ISBN: 978-0-9785158-7-4 Publisher: Red Engine Press

There are gremlins out there determined to keep your work from being published, your book from being promoted. They —resolved to embarrass you before the gatekeepers who can turn the key of success for you —lurk in your subconscious and the depths of your computer programs. Whether you are a new or experienced author, The Frugal Editor: Put Your Best Book Forward to Avoid Humiliation and Ensure Success will help you present whistle-clean copy (whether it's a one-page cover letter or your entire manuscript) to those who have the power to say "Yea" or "Nay."

2007-09-04T20:01:00.001-07:00

Rhyme, Rhythm and Reason by John L. Leach IV

Rhyme, Rhythm and Reason is a form of Poetry consisting of English words that rhyme, possess rhythm, and have meaning. The simple use of everyday English words are creatively written together in poetic form by the author in 280 poems. The overall message being portrayed in Rhyme, Rhythm and Reason attempts to inspire and encourage the reader with hope, but also offers a few comical writings as well. Read this book and you are sure to be inspired to write yourself.

2007-09-04T19:56:00.000-07:00

Summertime Friends by John L. Leach IV

A fictional novel based on a true story about seven teenagers from different parts of the country who spend an entire summer together; Summertime Friends portrays a unique, descriptive language of their unfolding events. Three teenage boys and four teenage girls endure hardship individually and collectively as they learn to live together in a small community despite their different backgrounds. Three of them overcome seemingly impossible odds despite the negative prognosis they are given by pessimists, proving that the optimistic will of the human spirit overcomes the mind of the pessimist. The teenagers experience the joys and sorrows as well as the highs and lows of life together, yet they remain friends through it all. This is their story.

2007-09-03T18:02:00.000-07:00

Appleland by John Kovach

Two girls enter a giant apple that leads them into a magical, marvelous but also troubled world of apples and apple people called Appleland, which is in the midst of a rebellion against Queen Rebecca and the giant Hoagies. The girls explore Appleland in a Magic Leaf supplied to them by the Talking Tree, and during their three-day adventure they meet a cast of fantastic characters like Wally the Worm, Freddie the Fish, General VanApplecobb, Bittersweet, Little Mac, Ollie VanAppleskin, the Death Ray Applewitch, Jonathan “Red” Redapple, Erica “Greenie” Greenapple, Ollie the Owl, Millie the Mole, Pidge, Queen Rebecca and Professor Topper. The idealistic, sympathetic and clever girls are determined to help the persecuted apple people, and proceed to unravel the secrets of the Hoagies, the Valley of the Mountains and Mystery Mountain and save Appleland before finding their way back home.

2007-09-03T12:37:00.000-07:00

AN ANCHOR IN THE PRAIRIE by Bill Forbes

“As a kid I guess I was too dumb or naïve to realize that I was poor.” So writes Bill Forbes about his growing up years in Middle America in the 1940s and ‘50s. From his humble beginnings, he began a journey that would take him through three careers and into retirement. This small town boy from the prairie of Illinois would witness the wonders of the Pacific Ocean and lands beyond, serve in the U.S. Navy in wartime, sell encyclopedias door-to-door, interview four U.S. Presidents in a 20 year broadcast journalism career, and wind up his working years as a Navy civil service employee in the nation’s capital. Bill is the guy who burned a hole in Bill Clinton’s brand new office carpet, walked BENEATH the Arkansas River, flew more than 1200 hours in a news helicopter, and survived the bureaucracy that is Washington, D.C. As he looks back on more than six decades, Bill Forbes still feels the influence of the U.S. Navy. He says, “I’m still a Fleet Sailor at heart.”

An Anchor in the Prairie is a nostalgic and fun autobiography. Bill’s early years will bring back fond memories to many. Others will enjoy the tale of a simpler time and wish they could have been there.

2007-08-24T20:47:00.000-07:00

Selene's Guiding Light by Greg Bauder

Selene’s Guiding Light sees the grieving Don tumble through the cosmos of psychosis, while clinging to his reality that maybe there is life for him after Ariel’s death. With his guide, the moon-goddess, Selene, he seeks the answers we all search for regarding the meaning of love, life and the mysteries of the universe. With Selene, he unlocks many doors to his life, but only encounters more beyond. Throughout this sequel to The Temptress Ariel, Don is challenged to bring to light the enigma surrounding Ariel’s passing, while dealing with the dragons of his past that have left him in full, deluded schizophrenia—or an awakened consciousness. He awaits a New Earth while he wanders downtown Vancouver’s eastside ghetto, where the two merge into one when justice meets the rogue corporations’ and politicians’ actions, which have literally left the sick and poor out in the cold.

2007-08-24T20:35:00.000-07:00

The Temptress Ariel by Greg Bauder

The Temptress Ariel is a unique foray into a modern relationship between a naive and sensitive man, Don, and a streetwise, free-spirited young woman, Ariel, who both suffer from schizophrenia. Don is lovestruck and pursues the moody Ariel after they meet in a psychiatric boarding home, a house in the community which is a recent type of addition to the mental health system. Don and Ariel are both haunted by their past loves so much that their illnesses are influenced into delusions about love. At the heart of the novel is the quest for meaningful relationships in a world where suspicion, manipulation and paranoia create snags that hurt - and are often debilitating to the point of hospitalization.

2007-08-24T18:20:00.000-07:00

Singing Winds by Linda Strawn

Katy Breyer lives with her father in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada Mountains. Her young life is happy and secure until her estranged mother takes custody of her and moves her to a city hundreds of miles away. For five years she endures the neglect of her mother and the indifference of her stepfather. Her only happiness is found in the care and friendship she receives from the servants who work in her stepfather's mansion. After a tragic accident claims the life of her mother and stepfather, she is reunited with her uncle who takes her to live with him and his family in the mountains. She finally has the home and family she longs for but the unexpected friendship of a Maidu Indian boy tests her faith in God and forces her to make a decision that will change her life forever.

2007-08-21T17:57:00.000-07:00

Guests at The Buck Falls Club by Gregg Stockey

A few years ago a group of thirty-something men convinced me to join them on a canoe trip into remote wilderness. I was about to turn fifty. I trained for months walking and running the streets of my neighborhood. I lifted a few weights, and did sit-ups on the living room floor. My old tent, backpack and sleeping bag were pulled out of storage. The zippers on all of them were corroded, stuck in whatever position I had left them years ago. I shopped carefully for a new tent, high tech clothing, and mosquito protection. I packed to stay warm if the weather turned cold and wet.

The excursion allowed me to reconnect with outdoor activities significant to me earlier in life such as fishing, nature photography, and canoeing. The trip went well. On our last day in the wilderness, my new friends and I spotted an eagle’s nest high in a pine tree along the lakeshore. We drifted in silence observing two mature eagles and a squawking, demanding youngster at the nest. As we watched, one of the adults dove into shallow water and emerged with a thrashing smallmouth bass. The second adult flew down to assist as the excited youngster squawked and lurched around in the aerie. The second adult subdued the bass and returned to the nest with the fish in its talons. We watched the chick devour its meal. The experience thrilled and energized me.

Returning home in this energized state I began to recall outdoor adventures I have experienced over my lifetime. I started writing them down without thought of what I would do with them, if anything. When I showed a completed essay to a friend or family member they would read it and respond something like this: “That was fun. Do you have any more?” The result is Guests at The Buck Falls Club-An Outdoor Memoir.

2007-08-20T19:40:00.000-07:00

Retishella and the Dolphins by Linda Bond

Retishella mermaid discovers that the only way to cure her of her mystery illness is a trip across the ocean to find the Dolphin King. The journey is a memorable one, where Retishella and her father encounter kindness and brutality in equal measures from the sea creatures they meet on the way. But the most memorable part of the whole journey is Retishella's meeting with the Dolphin King, an event she will always treasure.

2007-08-19T09:23:00.000-07:00

Mother's Journals by Zada Connaway

It follows 3 generations of one family in the Pacific Northwest, and family members are affected by the matriarch's journals after her death. Secrets kept so long, sacrifices made and crimes committed come to light. Margery's children never knew the tragedy or the hardships their mother endured. The Journals open doors and answer questions long forbidden to be asked. The youngest member of the family embarks on an adventures of her own. Follow her through torrid and tragic love affairs as she finds new friends encountered along the way

2007-08-18T15:59:00.000-07:00

Pine Woods by Richard Kirsch

A common looking stone transports Rich, Mickie and Bill into a world wrapped in historical reality and fantasy.This gripping story brings to life the Christina Nilsson, a working Lake Michigan schooner. The schooner sank in 1884 off the shore of Baileys Harbor, Wisconsin. Our story winds through historically real sites as well as a fantasy civilization, Urgin. Urgin is a 10,000 year old sunken continent. With the assistance of Aralic and Benowin, 8,000-year-old brother and sister from Urgin, will our three accidental heroes ultimately accomplish their purpose?In the course of this tale you will be transported to 1954 Midwest as well as 1884. With the realities of anchors, bikes and masts, our story moves to floating rock boats, bubbles capable of turning solid rock into oatmeal, and a world 13 miles beneath the present earth’s surface. Come and visit worlds technologically advanced; one seemingly locked in a “simpler time” and finally, one still operating with wind power. Our 1954 reluctant heroes are chosen to save two children, Carl and Kate Jensen from perishing when the sailing vessel sinks. If these children were to be lost in the sinking of the ship, the entire course of world history would be altered. Can they?

2007-08-17T23:46:00.000-07:00

On a Rainy Day by Rhonda Noble

A woman of character and highly set moral standards, Catherine Daniels has led a quiet life and has always done what was expected of her. She has made the best of bad situations and even endured years of loneliness during two less-than-ideal marriages. With a simple click of the mouse and years of wondering “what if…”Catherine finds herself heading down a road where what is right and what her heart wants will be two different things—if she can survive.
For Alex Stevens, Catherine was his escape from unhappiness into a fantasy world. She was the woman of his dreams on the screen. But what happens when she is also the woman of his dreams in real life—and not available?
On a Rainy Day is an unconventional romance about two people both in loveless relationships. They meet online with their hearts and in person with their souls. A terrible accident finds one of them estranged from the realities of the past and as such leaves the other searching for answers.

2007-08-17T19:56:00.000-07:00

Will Your Wants by Cindy Jost

My name is Cindy Jost and I have been married for twelve years and have two boys. For six years I have researched and lived the life I write about in Will Your Wants. However, it wasn't until after my mother-in-law passed away that I felt the need to put everything in a book format, with the intent of helping others.
It was very obvious that many people were unhappy with their current state of living. They felt something was missing, but instead of changing their thoughts and actions they continued to blame others for their unhappiness.
The negativity around me became so overwhelming that I felt I had to try and do something to help those I came in contact with everyday. I use personal stories and situations in the book letting readers know they are not alone in their circumstances.
There are different topics discussed in this book, giving you a lot to contemplate. How you choose to work with the the thoughts and suggestions given is completely your decision.
Areas talked about are: Life, Love, Release, Energy, Intuition and Optimism.
"Common sense" is the key to accessing positive change in your life.

2007-08-17T19:43:00.000-07:00

Many Leaves, A Single Tree by Doug "Hollywood" Davis

From the mind of one of the most straight forward and politically incorrect people of the 21st century, comes a collection of non-traditional poetry that will be sure to become a favorite. This collection contains; Topical, humorous, romantic, and spiritual poetry. Some of which may be a little controversial, but is still clean enough for the whole family to enjoy. This book has something for everyone.

2007-08-17T19:37:00.000-07:00

The Awakening by Doug "Hollywood" Davis

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The chill of the wind rushes around him like an arctic blast. Darkness envelopes him like the thick blanket he used to cover his head as a child when he got frightened. His eyes begin to well up with icy tears because the rushing wind is stinging them so. In the encompassing darkness he feels that he is not alone. Every so often, he catches a glimpse of something out of the corner of his eye. What that "something" is, he isn't sure. And sometimes, barely audible through the screaming wind, he catches what he determines to be a cry, a cry of the damned.

2007-08-17T19:20:00.000-07:00

Love of a Lifetime by Ida Plassay

Rita Sterling, at the age of twenty-seven, was about to make the biggest mistake of her life, hoping to find the kind of love her parents shared until her mother was tragically taken away from them. She was about to settle for a man she thought she loved, searching for that special love.
Rita was pure and innocent in every sense of the word, but that was about to change!
The night of her engagement party as she started descending the stairs, her eyes locked on a handsome stranger. He was staring at her, but she was magnetically staring right back! Those blue eyes of his were electrifying!
He advanced closer to the stairs, drawn to the vision of perfection that had almost reached the last step. He extended his hand, reaching for hers. "Forgive me for staring. I have never seen such a beauty before me!" His voice came out coarse and dry. "I am Vittorio delle Rose."

2007-08-17T19:17:00.001-07:00

Abandoned Love by Ida Plassay

"She's my mommy! Mine! You don't have a mommy!" Delila Love was cruelly told when she was only four. After that bombshell, she lived in numerous foster homes where she never felt loved or wanted. Starving for love and affection, she began to believe in someone who kept professing his love to her daily, and the results almost ended up costing her, her life, leaving her devastated and more insecure than ever.
As a dedicated nurse, Delila never socialized or dated anyone. However, through pleading and coaxing by her only friend and roommate, Janet Green, she did agree to attend a party with her. Grant Sanders was instantly enchanted by Delila's beauty. He thought that she was magnetic. She looked like an angel with her long wavy blonde hair, and she was the most beautiful woman he had ever seen. He just couldn't take his eyes off her! In one glance, Grant's beautiful big brown eyes captivated Delila.
Realizing how head over heels in love she was with Grant, her insecurities emerged. How long before he'd betray her?

2007-08-15T14:44:00.000-07:00

I Thought I Would Never Make It Through the Fourth Grade by Thomas Crosthwaite
You should read this book if you wish to read an exciting, informative, entertaining and somewhat controversial book.People with learning disabilities comprise about ten to twenty-five percent of the population. These people usually experience failure in school and often are socially dysfunctional. They also make up a disproportional number of the prison population; according to the researcher (Wexler) up to seventy percent of adult prisoners may suffer from a learning disability know as ADHD 7, in contrast to three to seven percent of the general population.Premature births are a common cause of language/learning disabilities in children, and the occurrence is happening at a alarming rate, due to both the increase in premature births and the survival rate.

2007-08-14T14:07:00.001-07:00

Give Me Back My Credit by Denise Richardson

Product DescriptionDenise Richardson paid a little extra on her mortgage each month, hoping to shorten the length of her mortgage and pay less interest charges. That simple, recommended practice catapulted her into an epic David vs. Goliath battle(s) stealing her true credit identity and a decade of her life. After reclaiming her good name-briefly, she realized others were shredding her credit and would steal another five years of her life. Denise paints a human face on the insidious effects of Identity theft, inaccurate credit reporting and loan servicing fraud while offering chapter lessons that provide knowledgeable tips to help prevent becoming a victim of a system gone terribly wrong.

2007-08-13T20:01:00.001-07:00

Unscrambled Eggs by Nadia Brown

Unscrambled Eggs personifies personal growth and spiritual inspiration. It is a self-reflection and journey to find one’s purpose in life. This compilation of poetry is a profound and riveting collection of thought-provoking poems that enlightens, speaks the way of life and the world. The poems in this book reflects the author's experience, those close to her, and issues that she cares very passionately about.

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2007-08-13T19:03:00.000-07:00

The Laptop by Daniel Parks

Computer scientists have long studied the development of artificial intelligence while little progress has been made in its achievement. The Laptop is a story about a computer design that's believed to have originated in an obscure German settlement in the Siberian Desert early in the nineteen seventies. The architectural composition of its operating system appears to have surpassed the quest for electronic intellect. Its embodiment was made manifest in an unlikely laptop computer that was recently purchased at an estate sale in the United States following the demise of its owner in an apparent suicide. Inexplicably, The Laptop is able to bridge the gap between electronic systems and cerebral computation in ways unknown by present day computer scientists and unimagined by future hypothetical theorist. As the new owner was soon to discover, it has processing capabilities that far exceed any ordinary 3.4 GHz CPU and as the machine consumed his life, those he came into contact with were destroyed by unbelievable catastrophic events. If you fear computers, you'll want to read this story. If you wonder about the intentions of computer scientists and information technology professionals, this book will engage your imagination and raise your anxiety level.

2007-08-13T19:00:00.000-07:00

Tales and Doggerel of a Traveling Man Daniel Parks

Daniel has worked in engineering for the past forty years, developing new and unique products for military and commercial applications. In the process, this has given the Parks family the opportunity to live and work in twelve different states, mostly in the western part of the U.S. Those experiences provided Daniel with much of the material contained in this book—from the snows of Iowa to the swamps of Louisiana, to the western lore of Texas, New Mexico, and Arizona, and the mountains and sea shores of California and Oregon.

2007-08-13T18:57:00.000-07:00

Gold River Canyon's Dead by Daniel Parks

Gold River Canyon’s Dead is a fictional adventure based upon an actual newspaper story that appeared in the San Diego Union in the late 1960s. While the real event involved an accidental discovery made by some hunters in the upper elevations of the Sierra Nevada Mountains, the story of Gold River Canyon is set in the Flat Tops Wilderness Area of the Rockies. As the story unfolds, two middle-aged men are linked together in search of a long-lost mining town they believe to be located in the western Rockies. They are joined by a widowed businesswoman who agrees to finance the expedition as long as she is included. After months of careful planning and cold weather training, the trio take to the trail leading west out of Yampa, Colorado, for what will become a two-year mission of three-dimensional proportions…discovery, danger and death.

2007-08-13T08:51:00.000-07:00

Thorns of an Innocent Soul by Barbara Watkins

"THORNS Of AN INNOCENT SOUL"
A young woman tormented by her own demons. She is torn between wanting to love her mother, and needing to hate her. Growing up in an abusive environment, she loses self-confidence and self-respect. She wonders what a real home life would be like. The choices she decides to make could change her destiny forever. One horrific night will decide her fate.

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Release Date May, 2006

2007-08-13T08:39:00.000-07:00

"BEHIND THE RED DOOR" By Barbara Watkins
ISBN#1413788386
Nikkie had everything she could ever want. She had a great husband and two beautiful young sons. But her life as she knew it was about to take a drastic turn. Haunted by visions and nightmares night after night, it would begin to take its toll. Premonitions of horrible events were coming true. Her family was being haunted by spirits from the past, and the evil they could unleash. There was a great tragedy about to occur. Would there be supernatural forces involved? Would she have to seek help from the unknown? Or was it all in her mind!

2007-08-12T20:45:00.000-07:00

A Brownstone in Brooklyn by Julius Thompson

The saga of Andy Michael Pilgrim is a journey through the sixties in A Brownstone In Brooklyn, the seventies in Philly Style and Philly Profile and the eighties in The Ghosts of Atlanta.
The reader follows Andy as he matured in the turbulent sixties in Brooklyn with the Civil Rights movement, his working career as a sportswriter in the seventies in Philadelphia watching the influence of drugs and gangs destroy young people’s lives, and in the eighties in Atlanta where he faces demons from his youth and see the effects of reverse migration of African-Americans from the northern cities back to the new south.
Andy’s thirty-year odyssey from Brooklyn, Philadelphia and Atlanta showcase new life-altering situations and problems that faced African-Americans in the last half of the twentieth century.

2007-08-12T20:26:00.000-07:00

Purple Snowflake Marketing by Dave and Lillian Brummet

Purple Snowflake Marketing - How To Make Your Book Stand Out In A Crowd is a reference guide for self-marketing authors who want to be noticed in a snowstorm of writers. With 19 chapters and 21 Appendices, this e-book is a means for authors to design an effective marketing plan and utilize frugal promotional tools with the click of their mouse. Whether it is utilized by order of chapters or randomly at the reader’s discretion the book is a marketing plan in itself.
At only $6.50 US, the e-book is certainly a frugal choice! Purple Snowflake Marketing provides reassurance to authors along with ample advice for avoiding pit-falls and setting a pace for marketing endeavors. Authors of most genres will find this inspiring book an essential component for marketing their book in a way that suits their unique situation. Already, Purple Snowflake Marketing has made it onto the recommended reading lists of 4 writing courses and is the first book published by Twilight Times Books to accept and receive early orders.
The e-book makes use of breaks and ample headings to break up the monotony of learning. Readers will find the multiple headings useful when they wish to refresh their memory on a particular aspect. The book also provides more than 500 links - for free or frugal promotions including search engine submissions, website promotion, press release distribution, book announcements, ads, resources and much more.

2007-08-12T20:24:00.000-07:00

Towards Understanding by Lillian Brummet

This book of 120 non-fiction poems is written in chronological order. It is a story of survival, of breaking the chains of inner demons, finding value and purpose in life and growing towards understanding - but not quite reaching it. The poems also embrace the environment and question society. Towards Understanding is a true story of a young woman growing through childhood trauma, being independent at age 13, moving through healing and finding self worth.
Follow the author as she battles her past demons, raises her voice in anger, discovers self-awareness and recovers from and intense relationship bordering on obsession. You will witness the healing, as she becomes aware of the value of her life and falls deeply in love with a wholesome man. Finally, able to see beyond herself she starts to question society and endeavors to understand others. She discovers a love for nature and a dedication to the health of the Earth.
As is evident, the author has fun experimenting with different writing styles and altering rhythms with words. Lillian Brummet's award winning poetry has appeared in five hardcover anthology books and several publications throughout North america. She has had the honor of attaining "Editor's Choice Award for outstanding Achievement in Poetry" – twice.

2007-08-12T20:21:00.000-07:00

Trash Talk by Dave and Lillian Brummet

People are constantly bombarded with negative information about the environment and our resources. Feeling powerless because we cannot afford to donate cash or time to a cause, we begin to feel overwhelmed by the immense environmental problems our world faces. In Trash Talk, we focus on changing people's mindset to a more open, hopeful and proactive one. Not by finger-pointing at corporations and governments, but by starting in our own homes, at our own desks.
Trash Talk began as a series of articles that focused on ways the average person can make small changes to do their part for the Earth. We compiled all the articles and other information that we could not fit in the limited space of our bi-weekly column into this book. Trash Talk embarks on frugal and conscious living techniques for the individual. We focus on the reuse of "waste" materials and reducing the consumption of resources. Trash talk is written to empower people to feel more positive about their worth as individuals in a hectic, expensive, environmentally stressed world. We show how to make a real and visible difference, while saving money at the same time.
Trash Talk is an excellent resource in the classroom for recycling, environmental and gardening programs. Educators/caregivers can use the book to teach gardening skills (seed saving, composting, tree planting) and Vermiculture (worm composting) - the students can build their own worm bin and learn from the "worm farm". Craft websites are listed for artistic projects using "waste" items. The book could be used as a tool for probing young minds to come up with original reuse ideas or environmental activities that the group can participate in. 140 resources listed at the back of the book will lead educators and individuals to new information and ideas. Trash Talk is at the Grade 10 level of reading, however, in the hands of a teacher the concepts and projects can easily be implemented as early as Grade 4.

The book has an international appeal as well. Eagle bulletin (South Africa), Conservation and Recycling Journal (Netherlands), Natural Life Magazine (Canada), Warmer Bulletin (UK), Scrap Magazine (UK), and Alternatives Magazine (USA) - are some examples of this global support.

2007-08-12T13:57:00.000-07:00

Susan Voth's first book of poetry, Liquored Words & Afterthoughts is packed with obtuse, thought provoking poetry. From pieces of 9/11 and Bush to the serenity of full mooned nights and peaceful waves, there is a little something for everyone and a little of everyone trying to find something.

2007-08-12T13:46:00.000-07:00

Passionate Playmates by Omegia Keeys

Erika is an college educated hard working single parent who tries to make ends meet after college by working at several office jobs. When the office jobs fail to bring in enough to support her family she finds herself working in the adult entertainment industry. Fast money soon has Erika living the high-life while causing conflict with her morale upbringing. She sets out to start her own business but prostitution, drugs, and jealously from the other woman start make it hard to break away from the industry.

Passionate Playmates

2007-08-11T19:13:00.000-07:00

In For The Kill by Betty Sullivan La Pierre

“IN FOR THE KILL” #9 of the renowned "Hawkman Series" by Betty Sullivan La Pierre When the answering machine boomed with an anonymous male voice asking for Jim Anderson, Jennifer stared at the phone in horror. Hawkman hadn’t used his birth name since he’d disappeared from the Agency years ago, and his name had been changed to Tom Casey to protect his identity. A search ensued to find out who was leaving these threatening messages. After Hawkman’s old boss gave him the name of Jack Hargrove, he wracked his memory and realized he’d never had any association with a man by this name. The harassment escalated forcing Hawkman to confide in Ken and Peggy Bronson, the two local Sheriffs They immediately tightened the protection around Tom Casey’s home. When the reports came in about Rita Rawlings being forced off the road, Hawkman’s assault, his home set afire and a stolen jeep, the whole Siskiyou County law enforcement became involved. They proceeded with a search into the hills. And what does a cat called Miss Marple have to do with this story? Read ‘IN FOR THE KILL’ by Betty Sullivan La Pierre.

2007-08-11T18:41:00.000-07:00

Paradise Found by Dahlia Rose

Kelly runs in the park, three nights a week as she has always done since moving to Lovely Charlotte NC, but this time she sees something she shouldn’t, a manic who is posing his recent victim. He thinks that he is going to be immortal and he much accomplish this by taking the heart of women. He has done it before and now since Kelly has seen him, he has decided that she will complete his process. Kelly has stepped into this killers line of fire and now she is an danger. The one thing she remembers and passes on to the police, is the killer is a soldier. Lieutenant TJ Chapel does not want this to be one of his soldiers, and when he questions Kelly they start out on the wrong foot. But soon they are thrown together, the only way he can protect Kelly from a killer who seems to know their every move is to take her to where she grew up and Island in the Caribbean. There is the lush island and the crystal blue see, Kelly and TJ find passion and Love in the midst of Danger. Will Kelly be able to escape the madman’s clutches? Will they be able to find Paradise in each other’s arms?

2007-08-11T18:36:00.000-07:00

Of Gods and One Woman by Dahlia Rose

Aries God of WAr, all powerful and a warrior for thousands of years. Now in modern times mortals has forgotten the ways of old and gods have been placed in the history books. Aries long for battles and he is tired of watching from the sideline as the world wages its wars. Until he met her a modern day crime fighter that takes on the battles on the street alone. She fights for the weak and defenseless and she completely captivated Aries. One night as she fights she is killed and Aries ask his brother to put her soul back into her body.

Sasha Green knew one minute she was fighting with a group of thugs and then her soul was out of her body. The night gets stranger when she finds herself in the underworld staring at Aries and his brother Aries who is telling her thant she is dead. Her soul can be replaced in her body but for a price. She must let Aries fight with her and oh yes, she must become his concubine. Sasha has no other choice but to accept his offer is she wants to be alive once again. But she is not going to go down that path willingly.

From the very beginning Passion and heat flares between the god of war and the mortal woman who he stands with to fight the evils of the street. Soon there is something neither of them expected…Love, and danger as well. Will a mortal and a god be able to fit love in between battles and all the obstacles they must over come?

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2007-08-11T18:30:00.000-07:00

When Angels Fall by Dahlia Rose

Do you long for someone to spend eternity with?

Well, Christopher Demonte does.

Being a vampire has worn on him, and at times, he longs for the bliss of death. Until he meets Alana James, a shy, sexy witch who practices green magic in New Orleans. For the first time in five hundred years, Christopher passed on his curse of immortality to save her life.

Does she thank him? No, she does not. She curses him for making her part of the undead, however, she slowly learns to accept her new life, not knowing that the vampire in her has made her more powerful than she could possibly imagine.

But someone else knows and wants to covet her for her power and as revenge against Christopher--his sire, Mason, who has made a pact with an unknown evil. He wants Christopher to suffer, because Christopher wouldn't accept his gift to rule next to him in a world of death and blood, but more so because Christopher wouldn't become his immortal lover.

Now Christopher and Alana are in a race for their lives from Mason and his evil minion. They run from the Streets of New Orleans to the lush paradise of St. Lucia. With passion and love in the mix with these two vampires, will they be able to overcome the evil that surrounds them? Will they be able to have an eternity of love?

2007-08-11T18:27:00.000-07:00

The Soul Mate's Curse by Dahlia Rose

How is he to know that his destiny would catch up with him in a place called Destiny? Sheriff Lucas Valentino has no other choice but to help the sexy Sonja Stone when he finds her stranded with a broken car on a deserted mountain road. From the time he sits next to her in the cab of his truck, he feels that stirring inside him. She is his soul mate, and the curse he was born into has begun all over again. Sonja senses a connection between her and Lucas, but he is running fast in the opposite direction. One minute he kisses her senseless and makes her body melt with his touch, the next he chases her away. There is no doubt in her mind he is crazy, and it is her turn to decide to stay away from him. Until the crazy dream she has… Until he shows up on her cabin steps telling her about a curse that she is a part of. Now she is caught between heaven and hell. Heaven in the arms of the man who takes her to dizzying heights of pleasure, and hell because she falls in love with the same man who is destined to kill her. He begs her to run, but Sonja cannot run away from him. Together they must find a way to break a curse or lose the love they have found.

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2007-08-11T18:17:00.000-07:00

The Lover's Diary by Dahlia Rose

James and Dahlia are what love is all about. He is the lion the Leader of the pack, but will purr for his mate when she strokes him. His love for Dahlia is true and complete. He sees her doubts and knows her fears, while he knocks down every wall she puts up and waits patiently for her to see he is not going anywhere.

Dahlia has had loss in her life and is afraid of feeling love again. She gives him love but sometimes can be reserved holding back just in case she might get hurt again. Her love for him reflects in their lovemaking because there she cannot hold back from the man who has her heart. The book is written as journal for two lovers whose love will surpass time.

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2007-08-11T18:12:00.000-07:00

Love and Lights by Dahlia Rose

Love and Lights” is a Christmas story like no other; Rachel is home in New York for the first time in three years at the request of her parents. She left New York after her boyfriend Victor Cantrell a cop in the New York SWAT Team broke up with her on Christmas Eve. She shows up on her parents East Manhattan building only to find that they are gone and her unexpected guest is none other than her ex Victor.
She is furious her parents left her in this position and decides to leave for home, but the small problem is that the airports are closed because New York is in the middle of a blizzard, so she has no other choice but to stay in her parent’s home with the man who broke her heart.

Victor has his own agenda, he was hurt in the line of duty and his career in the SWAT team is over, it took him nearly dying to show him that he was wrong for pushing her away. His love for her never faded in the three years they were apart, but he thought he was protecting her from hurt by breaking her heart. Now with the help of her parents he came upon a plan to win her back. Rachel decides even though she has to stay in the same apartment with Victor she does not have to even speak to him, but hearing him in pain and seeing the extent of his injury causes her to do the only thing she could and that is to help. But theses two have a tendency to get under each other’s skin and soon fire works erupt when Rachel goads him and he answers back in the only way he knows how.

2007-08-11T16:27:00.000-07:00

The Man in the Tree by Terry Finley

The Man in the Tree was inspired by a painting I bought several years ago in the Philippines. In the paint strokes, my family could see a man sitting in the tree. From that story I started writing other stories, some of which are included in this book. Please enjoy yourself as you read about a young orderly, a donut maker desiring his own shop, a talking tree, a man caught up in espionage, two high school rivals, a troubled marriage, restoring baseball, the impact of Iraq on a young chaplain, a joke teller, and a terrified salesman.