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By William L.G. Stephens
Self-Proclaimed is a story of addictions and drug abuse and opening oneself up to the rest of the population. Ollie Magnum represents more than just a character in Self-Proclaimed. He’s a human being unable to feel a connection with anyone, even the woman he’s married to. The more he tries to communicate with his old friends, the more he resents his past and the more he destroys himself.
FORMAT: E-Book
By William L.G. Stephens
Self-Proclaimed is a story of addictions and drug abuse and opening oneself up to the rest of the population. Ollie Magnum represents more than just a character in Self-Proclaimed. He’s a human being unable to feel a connection with anyone, even the woman he’s married to. The more he tries to communicate with his old friends, the more he resents his past and the more he destroys himself.
FORMAT: Softcover
By CB Florence
Like all plantations, during America’s slave period, the Big A had its share of secrets. And as Mr. Arnold went on believing old Mae (his oldest and best picker) was oblivious to his little secret… old Mae had a few secrets of her own, which left the wealthy plantation owner clueless to what would be his own undoing… yet old Mae couldn’t hold a candle to Pleasant, who stayed royally humble, as he went about helping everyone around him. But not even Ella knew what Duval took to the battle field with him. And while Clora Lee and Cowayne held more secrets than anyone could count, Sistah often kept the two young adventure seekers off balance, with her double life. Yet the secret, the Arnold’s oldest daughter held close to her chest, was sure to come to light one day. And as the Big A slowly fell into ruins, it collapsed on one last secret, the old plan-tation hoped to keep hidden for all eternity...
FORMAT: E-Book
By CB Florence
Like all plantations, during America’s slave period, the Big A had its share of secrets. And as Mr. Arnold went on believing old Mae (his oldest and best picker) was oblivious to his little secret… old Mae had a few secrets of her own, which left the wealthy plantation owner clueless to what would be his own undoing… yet old Mae couldn’t hold a candle to Pleasant, who stayed royally humble, as he went about helping everyone around him. But not even Ella knew what Duval took to the battle field with him. And while Clora Lee and Cowayne held more secrets than anyone could count, Sistah often kept the two young adventure seekers off balance, with her double life. Yet the secret, the Arnold’s oldest daughter held close to her chest, was sure to come to light one day. And as the Big A slowly fell into ruins, it collapsed on one last secret, the old plan-tation hoped to keep hidden for all eternity...
FORMAT: Softcover
By CB Florence
Like all plantations, during America’s slave period, the Big A had its share of secrets. And as Mr. Arnold went on believing old Mae (his oldest and best picker) was oblivious to his little secret… old Mae had a few secrets of her own, which left the wealthy plantation owner clueless to what would be his own undoing… yet old Mae couldn’t hold a candle to Pleasant, who stayed royally humble, as he went about helping everyone around him. But not even Ella knew what Duval took to the battle field with him. And while Clora Lee and Cowayne held more secrets than anyone could count, Sistah often kept the two young adventure seekers off balance, with her double life. Yet the secret, the Arnold’s oldest daughter held close to her chest, was sure to come to light one day. And as the Big A slowly fell into ruins, it collapsed on one last secret, the old plan-tation hoped to keep hidden for all eternity...
FORMAT: Hardcover
By J.J. Luepke
Advance Praise for On the Cutting Edge “If you are looking for a good read filled with intrigue and strong female characters ranging from the somewhat innocent to the divisive, On the Cutting Edge is an excellent choice. The author’s character development and strong dialogue guide the reader through a story of competition and jealousy. Luepke is a good storyteller and does a fine job of representing the modern business era with a focus on finding the positives in a tough world.” —SAM, Facilitator, Lakeview Writers Club “J. J. Luepke has woven a tapestry of detailed description into this intriguing novel of lust, murder, and mayhem. This is a great read for anyone looking to live a fairytale rags-to-riches vicariously through the simple means of reading a book.” —Jody Isaackson, Former Newspaper/Newsletter Editor “I’ve read J.J. Luepke’s novel a second time—I liked it that much. It was fast-paced and kept a person reading to the end.” —S. C. Anderson, Editor, Viking Age Newsletter A knife-wielding assailant forces Josie Buchannon to leave her upstate New York, small-town advertising agency. After making a name for herself, she learns her former boss has been murdered and that the FBI is looking to her to help solve the crime.
FORMAT: Softcover
By J.J. Luepke
Advance Praise for On the Cutting Edge “If you are looking for a good read filled with intrigue and strong female characters ranging from the somewhat innocent to the divisive, On the Cutting Edge is an excellent choice. The author’s character development and strong dialogue guide the reader through a story of competition and jealousy. Luepke is a good storyteller and does a fine job of representing the modern business era with a focus on finding the positives in a tough world.” —SAM, Facilitator, Lakeview Writers Club “J. J. Luepke has woven a tapestry of detailed description into this intriguing novel of lust, murder, and mayhem. This is a great read for anyone looking to live a fairytale rags-to-riches vicariously through the simple means of reading a book.” —Jody Isaackson, Former Newspaper/Newsletter Editor “I’ve read J.J. Luepke’s novel a second time—I liked it that much. It was fast-paced and kept a person reading to the end.” —S. C. Anderson, Editor, Viking Age Newsletter A knife-wielding assailant forces Josie Buchannon to leave her upstate New York, small-town advertising agency. After making a name for herself, she learns her former boss has been murdered and that the FBI is looking to her to help solve the crime.
FORMAT: E-Book
By Wynters Reign
Winter’s Rain tells the story of a time when life remained an unfair spiritual war game. It was a time when there were uncertainties and untold mysteries—and for some, fame. It was a cold day in hell, where no one could tell what it was like living in a jail cell. It was a time when challenges spread their way across the sky and when great torrential downpours and blocks of ice astounded more than the pounded dough of the American pie. It was when heavy winds ruled over rough terrains pooled in the distillation of predatory fears. It was a time when the merchant of death ruled like a plague with no breath, but not without the pain of knowing persistent suffering once again. Winter’s Rain uniquely portrays hidden sadness and loneliness. Of the many that embarked upon this sad and lonely journey, far too many lay in waste due to unattended gurneys. All have been consumed by the bombardment of fear. All have fallen prey to its savage rival steer, for not even hell can resist the stall of innocent pain when nighttime falls upon the dream of life during a writer's Winter's Rain.
FORMAT: Softcover
By Wynters Reign
Winter’s Rain tells the story of a time when life remained an unfair spiritual war game. It was a time when there were uncertainties and untold mysteries—and for some, fame. It was a cold day in hell, where no one could tell what it was like living in a jail cell. It was a time when challenges spread their way across the sky and when great torrential downpours and blocks of ice astounded more than the pounded dough of the American pie. It was when heavy winds ruled over rough terrains pooled in the distillation of predatory fears. It was a time when the merchant of death ruled like a plague with no breath, but not without the pain of knowing persistent suffering once again. Winter’s Rain uniquely portrays hidden sadness and loneliness. Of the many that embarked upon this sad and lonely journey, far too many lay in waste due to unattended gurneys. All have been consumed by the bombardment of fear. All have fallen prey to its savage rival steer, for not even hell can resist the stall of innocent pain when nighttime falls upon the dream of life during a writer's Winter's Rain.
FORMAT: E-Book
By Michael Van Buren Latch
Mike met Mary for the first time at Ole Miss in 1979. It was love at first sight for both of them. As their romance progressed, Mike knew that he had met his soulmate, the most beautiful girl in the world! When he graduated from Ole Miss and found employment his next move was to have Mary move in with him so they could begin their life together. But their happy ending was not to be and each of them met and married someone else. A True Love Story chronicles the triumph of love over tragedy as the former lovers find each other thirty years later because of a dream that inspired a search and an unexpected Facebook invitation. Come along on their exciting, heartwarming adventure of true love lost and then found again!
FORMAT: Hardcover
By Michael Van Buren Latch
Mike met Mary for the first time at Ole Miss in 1979. It was love at first sight for both of them. As their romance progressed, Mike knew that he had met his soulmate, the most beautiful girl in the world! When he graduated from Ole Miss and found employment his next move was to have Mary move in with him so they could begin their life together. But their happy ending was not to be and each of them met and married someone else. A True Love Story chronicles the triumph of love over tragedy as the former lovers find each other thirty years later because of a dream that inspired a search and an unexpected Facebook invitation. Come along on their exciting, heartwarming adventure of true love lost and then found again!
FORMAT: E-Book
By Michael Van Buren Latch
Mike met Mary for the first time at Ole Miss in 1979. It was love at first sight for both of them. As their romance progressed, Mike knew that he had met his soulmate, the most beautiful girl in the world! When he graduated from Ole Miss and found employment his next move was to have Mary move in with him so they could begin their life together. But their happy ending was not to be and each of them met and married someone else. A True Love Story chronicles the triumph of love over tragedy as the former lovers find each other thirty years later because of a dream that inspired a search and an unexpected Facebook invitation. Come along on their exciting, heartwarming adventure of true love lost and then found again!
FORMAT: Softcover
By John J. Heagerty
Mr. Hague constantly reminded his students to think carefully before making a decision. Some students appeared to be attentive to his suggestion, others resisted his advice, and a few were neutral. An AIDS assembly, sponsored by the State Education Department provided Mr. Hague an opportunity to reinforce his advice on decision making concerning sex. The assembly presenters discussed sexually transmitted diseases in graphic terms. A class discussion following the assembly indicated that a number of students were happy they attended the assembly, others continued to believe adults only get AIDS, and the remainder of the class appeared to be totally confused. At a later time Mr. Hague was totally shocked and disappointed when he learned about the decision one of his high-honor students made concerning her prom date.
FORMAT: Softcover
By Jack Meyer
Alcibiades was considered the best looking man in Athens, cute as a baby, pretty as a boy, and handsome as a man. He grew up in the household of Pericles, the greatest democratic Greek of them all, and the builder of the Parthenon. Alcibiades was also Socrates favorite student, the greatest Greek thinker of all, builder of the Western philosophical tradition. Perhaps no one else in history has had such an auspicious beginning. But he was born into difficult times as his life nearly perfectly coincided with the Peloponnesian War, that battle between Athens and Sparta that was mutually catastrophic. He was a great military commander and a leading advocate of war but was equally a philandering lecher. He was prone to controversy and nearly always found trouble. The driving element of his story is that during the war he switched sides three times. Athenian to start, then Spartan, then Persian, and finally Athenian again. Appointed commander of the ill-fated Athenian expedition to Sicily, he was recalled to face charges of religious sacrilege. He escaped to Sparta with advice for the King regarding the best way to defeat the Athenians. His advice was perfect and well taken but his carnal relations with the Queen sent him on to Persia. He arrived there with advice to the King regarding the best way to defeat the Athenians and Spartans. His advice was perfect and well taken but he longed for home and talked his way into becoming an Athenian commander again. But his betrayals could not be forgotten and his end was near. His formidable natural gifts were finally brought to bear upon his own undoing. Being handsome, well spoken, rich, privileged, and brilliant could not prevent him from also being arrogant, ruthless, cruel, devious, and in the end, the single person most responsible for the defeat of Athens in the Peloponnesian War.
FORMAT: Softcover
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