All The Latest Whizbuzz Books

Tales from The Beach House : James Aylott

Tales from The Beach House Tales from The Beach House is a satiric work of fiction that sharply captures the “Man-Bites-Dog” world of contemporary South Florida. The Beach House, a crumbling old motel, is home to a collection of eccentric residents. Amongst their ranks; a tennis pro at the end of his game, a mortuary scientist whose love life has flat-lined, a paparazzo photographer searching for scoops, a bawdy duo fronting an improbable Ponzi enterprise, a beauty from “The Islands” with a dark secret, a fried-out TV weather man who claims to channel God, a middle school principal with a soft spot for Crack, a Rod Stewart cover artist searching for redemption, and a waitress serving a side order of

America, The Happy : Keith P. Felty

America, The Happy This book is not a self-help manual, a history book, a psychology manual, or a political thesis; rather, it is a “self-hope” book for those who erroneously perceive troubled times in America. This book is a testament that America is neither in decline, nor is it stagnate. America continues to advance as the only country ever created in which one may pursue unfettered, value-based happiness. America’s energy cannot be altered or destroyed because it was created on the foundation of virtue. Patriots who love America and have faith in its ideals will carry it forward along with their freedom to pursue happiness. The premises of this book are: (1) America was created on the pursuit of happiness;

Revelation : Robert Graf

Revelation Revelation, the final volume of the “Window on the Past” trilogy, tells how physicist Ann Grey finally succeeds in understanding her quantum-entangled communicator’s impossible fact-checking ability. Even though the terrorist leader is dead, Ann and her fiancé, Alex Baxter, remain in hiding, fearing hired assassins. Scared, yet determined, she continues her frustrating attempts to understand fact-checking. In recognition of her role in saving NASA’s Jupiter mission, Ann is awarded their highest medal only to narrowly escape a kidnap attempt. Then, without warning, the extraterrestrial, Zchaug, pleads with Ann for help to cure a deadly disease. Not knowing where to turn, she passes the plea to the Vatican, and against all odds, Vatican scientists find a cure. To Ann’s dismay,

The Ultimate Religion : Gillian Dance

The Ultimate Religion Megan grew up in care and suffered all kinds of abuse, then struggled in adulthood to build a normal life, hampered by her differences and lack of identity, and was lured into the embrace of a fundamentalist Christian group, she swore she would not join. Attracted to the church because of her desire to know God and the warmth and inclusivity of the members, their promise of answers and healing, backed up by their deeper than usual knowledge of the bible, Megan experienced genuine miracles and love. But alongside the religious fanaticism came the cunning, gradual introduction of social control, flagrant sexism and violence. An engrossing read, inspired by real-life events, investigating topics such as abuse, terminal

The End of All Things : Mad McCabe

The End of All Things: UFOs and the Age of American Decadence The West is infected by end-stage cultural decadence. Can it possibly be saved? The End of All Things is the love child of The Da Vinci Code and The X-Files. It is a philosophical sci-fi thriller, with a mix of rich characterization, fast-paced action, and reflections on modernity. The End of All Things follows Dr. Laurence Blake, a Manhattan psychiatrist, who is approached for help by a beautiful but delusional woman, Cara Nolan. She claims to have worked as a ‘psychic spy’ for the CIA and to have been involved in decoding a communication from deep space. Blake, impressed by her intelligence and beauty, impulsively accepts her invitation

Fate Revealed : Michelle Vereen

Fate Revealed On a warm August night, Kendal left her life in the big city to return to her hometown. Fear and sorrow remain deep in her soul, but coming home to heal is what Kendal knew she had to do. Her new life seems to bring her the peace she has been searching for, but still, fear lives within her. When mysterious gifts begin appearing and suspicious events begin to unfold, Kendal struggles to trust all she comes in contact with, but also begins to find her strength. As she continues on her journey to find the answers she’s looking for, fate reveals itself and Kendal learns how to accept the fate she has been given. Fate Revealed is

After the Bombs Fell : Elyzabeth Johanna

After the Bombs Fell Decades after the fires of the nuclear bombs dropped have stopped burning, a new society has formed. Living between the concrete blocks and smoking factories, Ve Klein tries to make a life for herself in the Nation that formed from the ashes. Orphaned since she was a little girl and never having been assigned a husband by the Nation, Ve struggles to not only find her place in the world, but to survive among the separate communities and ranks of the Nation. The nuclear winter is harsh, the factory work even harder. Food is scarce and traitors to the Nation are handled with an iron fist. Ve counts her blessings since she has a job and

A Pocket Guide To Life : Samuel Holland

A Pocket Guide To Life A new approach to the meaning of life. This tiny, condensed, metaphysically oriented book describes a person’s life path. It illustrates our path through life as we are guided by the interaction with Universal energies and our personal goals. In Creation, through curiosity and need, the Creator realized that in order to achieve greater fulfillment, friendship was needed. Not of a casual nature but something that provided challenges. In other words, we need to be capable of growth so we could return to the Source. To do so, we needed to experience our path from the pure spiritual into the deepest density, and back again. Failure is not an option. We will reach this goal