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JIMMY: A Joe Cronin Novel : Mike Clark
JIMMY: A Joe Cronin Novel
Meet Jimmy, a serial killer who kidnaps then suffocates his victims, slowly.
Jimmy has a need to stare into his preys’ eyes as he cuts off their air and snuffs out their light. He brings them to the brink of death and back again, until he tires of his game.
Jimmy has stayed in the shadows unnoticed, by hunting the invisible ladies of the night. All of that changes when he mistakenly snatches rising film star Gina Hudson off of Hollywood Boulevard. Once Gina goes missing it is up to Detective Joe Cronin, a veteran of the LAPD, who specializes in high profile cases, to find her. As the bodies pile up, follow Jimmy and Cronin through the streets of Los Angeles as they match wits in a lethal game of cat and mouse.
The many twists and turns of this crime thriller will keep you turning the pages until the very end.
The Dark Secrets of Wolf Point : Sean G. Morsse
The Dark Secrets of Wolf Point: Volume 1 – Battle on the Homefront
This is a continuing series about 4 friends that have become closer than family. They do investigations into the paranormal, but unknown to them, they are linked to the town of Wolf Point in ways they could not imagine.
With their Welsh-Corgi, Tasha, in tow, they do all they can to help the towns folk of Wolf Point and surrounding communities with the paranormal. They live in a cabin, high in the mountains when they are not investigating, but even then, they have plenty going on.
This series has lots of heart, family, suspense, unexpected turns and twists all while being centered around a tri-colored welsh-corgi pup. If you are ready to see the paranormal in a different light and ready to root and help the family get through one tight spot after another, then look no further! You are now a Wolf Point fan!!
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The Progeny : Mark Rudes
The Progeny
History tells us that Babe Ruth married twice and both times adopted little girls. However, his well-documented and flamboyant life style provided many opportunities for him to father a child of his own.
The Progeny explores the very real possibility / probability that such a child existed.
Choices They Made : Ashok Shenolikar
Choices They Made
Choices They Made is a collection of connected stories that follows four people across two continents as they try to fulfill their dreams.
When they enter middle age, their paths cross again after 30 years, causing their lives to take an unexpected turn.
FemDom Law Firm: A Tale of Female Domination : Mistress Benay
FemDom Law Firm: A Tale of Female Domination
Nicholas Paige thought that he would have no problem at all being hired by a Prestigious Law Firm when he graduated at the top of his class from a Nationally Acclaimed Law School.
When the best offer he received, was from a Philadelphia Law Firm whose Managing Partners were all women, Nicholas thought that as an attractive male, he had it made.
Unfortunately, he had no idea of what laid in store for him when he joined the FemDom Law Firm, and he was not prepared for what happened to him once he incurred the wrath of the Senior Attorneys at the Firm.
You won’t want to put this thrilling Novel down once you start to read it, as Mistress Benay weaves a sensuous plot which takes the reader into the depths of Female Domination, Male Chastity, BDSM Activities, and Female Led Relationships.
Here’s what another Author had to say about FemDom Law Firm:
5.0 out of 5 Stars: “If Grisham Wrote a Femdom Thriller, FEMDOM LAW FIRM would be it! From the very first page this highly erotic femdom novel (248 pages!) reminded me of John Grisham’s blockbuster, The Firm. In both stories, a highly recruited male law graduate is hired by a prestigious big-city law firm (Grisham’s in Memphis, this one in Philly), dazzled by the starting salary and associated perks, only to find out, too late, that those corner offices and conference suites harbor hidden secrets.”
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The Adventures of Rizzie Muffin Monster : Rhiannon Smith
The Adventures of Rizzie Muffin Monster
Immerse yourselves in The Adventures of Rizzie Muffin Monster on a mission to rescue their furry friends from a hot situation!
Fresh from the mind of Rhiannon Smith, this story chronicles Rizzie Muffin Monster and Kitty Baby Man as they take to the sky on a hilarious rescue mission. Come along for an epic ride and lose yourself for a little while in their world!
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69 Facts About Russian Women : Alisa Lebedeva
69 Facts About Russian Women + Some Extra: The Ultimate Guide to Getting to Know Russian Women
Alisa Lebedeva is half-Russian and half-Ukrainian. She was born and raised in Ukraine, but calls the United States her home since 2007.
Living in America has made her realize how big the gap was between American and Eastern European mentalities. To shorten this gap, Alisa decided to write a manual for those who seek to know more about Eastern European women and what really makes them click.
Understanding each other is key to any successful relationship, whether it is between two individuals or two nations. Although every rule has its exceptions and there are as many opinions as there are people, most will find an improvement in understanding their Eastern European counterparts after reading this book. It is a fun, easy and smooth read.
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Zombie Pie : Paul Wooldridge
Zombie Pie
Zombie Pie is a children’s novel that introduces you to a community of zombies that live underground in the sewer system beneath a small town.
As zombies normally have the reputation as being unpleasant creatures the characters in ‘Zombie Pie’ such as ‘Zen’, the main character and ‘Cactus Kate’ and ‘Randle the zombie giant’ are all portrayed as being rather endearing and colourful.
The narrative revolves around the disappearance of zombies from ‘Zen’s’ sewer community and his adventure in finding out their fate.
Initially he seeks the help of ‘Clem’, ‘Noah’ and ‘Eric’, three boys who live in the town but who have a connection to ‘Gregor’ also known locally as ‘The Meat Pie King’. ‘Gregor’ is ‘Zombie Pie’s’ principal villain.
He own’s the towns meat pie processing factory and it’s his underhand business practise’s that’s linked to the zombies disappearing.
Zombie Pie is unusual in its portrayal of the zombie genre. The story depicts the zombie sewer dwellers as the main focus for the readers sympathies, with the humans as the main transgressor’s.
Although dealing with obvious dark themes ‘Zombie Pie’ is written with a vein of light hearted humour running all the way through it.
The many imaginative illustrations add to the readers experience while reading ‘Zombie Pie’.
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Should the Church Abandon the Bible? : Jim Vincent
Should the Church Abandon the Bible?
Is it still possible to accept the Bible as a basis for faith? Can it have any relevance for the contemporary reader? And, if not, should the church abandon it?
In this thought-provoking and challenging book, Jim Vincent suggests that the church faces a crucial decision – and one that may determine whether it succumbs to an inevitable and terminal decline or embraces a new life of bold and radical reformation.
The book is not an attack on the church. Quite the opposite. It is a recommendation for positive change to ensure the church’s survival into the next century.
The author begins by considering whether the Bible can still be accepted as divinely inspired, and then takes a fair and objective look at the books of the Old and New Testaments from the standpoint of the rational, unbiased reader.
He concludes by proposing a new way forward for the church which may.not only revitalise the church but may also provide new hope to the individual struggling to maintain faith in the midst of increasing doubts.
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Making Africa Work Through the Power of Innovative Volunteerism : Dr. Richard Munang
Making Africa Work Through the Power of Innovative Volunteerism
This book outlines practical policies that countries in Africa should take to accelerate socio-economic transformation and achieve ideals of sustainable development goals. Many countries in Africa have been independent now for several decades. However, the pace of socio-economic transformation in the region has not been reflective of the decades of self-determined rule. As an example, South Korea was at par with most African countries at independence. Yet with much fewer natural resources, it has grown its economy to be fifteen times that of all African countries combined.
The book’s key benefit is presenting a novel strategic approach to building much needed climate resilience, where prioritised socio-economic benefits are achieved as a direct offshoot. This foundational paradigm incentivising the country’s climate actions has hitherto been missing, with climate actions premised only as obligations.
To make the book readable across broad audiences, the strategy used is the personification of some of the author’s personal experiences, matching them with practical measures for the envisioned development trajectory—premised on leveraging Africa’s human capital and the culture of innovative volunteerism. This approach provides a more palatable way to present an otherwise technical write-up and is likely to elicit interest across the board.
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