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Lily And Andrew Are Moving : Julie Etter
Lily And Andrew Are Moving
Lily and Andrew Are Moving is a genuine and heartfelt story of a family moving from one home to another and how parents can help their children emotionally prepare and adjust to a new home.
Beautifully illustrated and complete with children’s stickers, the book also contains examples of how to make your move as stress-free as possible.
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The Aetherverse : J. D’Urso
The Aetherverse
It is the year 2869 Æx., and the sun is setting on humanity’s golden age.
The once glorious Convergency has fallen into the hands of a corrupt elite, and a lone corporation has seized limitless power over the innocent citizens of the galaxy. But when a noble marshal, a lowly temple harlot and a band of unlikely allies find themselves caught in the middle of an insidious conspiracy, it seems that tyranny may have met its match.
Part adventure, part political thriller, The Aetherverse redefines sci-fi as we know it, and tells the story of a democracy fallen, and a tragic history dangerously repeated.
What Would I Do? : Maurice M Hebert
What Would I Do?
A playful and imaginative romp through occupations and situations.
This book explores various occupations in alphabetical order, the rhyming text and the colorful illustrations are pleasantly engaging for ears and eyes.
From Astronaut to Zookeeper the delightful illustrations by Megan Tennant will encourage young readers to use their imaginations in forming questions and answers regarding situations they may find themselves in.
Chaos : D.J. Schuette
Chaos
Aleksandr Zorin is a sadistic psychopath responsible for the magnificent and untimely ends of dozens of lives. Exploiting the ineptitude of those who would hunt him, he’s remained invisible for years. No one knows he exists. But soon enough, the world shall behold the true extent of his artistry.
FBI profiler Nicholas Keegan has an uncanny ability to descend into the darkest recesses of the most ravaged minds. When a colleague calls for help with an unusual case, Nick is thrust into the hunt for a predator unlike any he’s ever faced. And it’s one that may well cost him everything that matters.
“Aleksandr Zorin is, hands down, the new millennium’s Hannibal Lecter. I loved this book.”
-Jessie Chandler, award-winning author of the Shay O’Hanlon caper series
Fear Inducer : Ellie Douglas
Fear Inducer
They believed their phobias were just nightmares…
They believed Doctor Felix Bloom would cure them…
They were… So WRONG!
Doctor Felix Bloom preys on people with phobias, by using their worst fears he gets them to do the unthinkable.
If you thought being scared to death was a myth, think again.
Doctor Felix Bloom will prove you wrong.
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Wildflowers : Aurora Lee Thornton
Wildflowers, Part I: Allaha of the Mountain
Allaha is a knight of the Order of Aisha, Fallen of the Mountain. She – like her fellows – is stoic and reserved, trained to fight against demons and their ilk. When she triggers a vision that kills a renown oracle, she is set on a quest to complete the prophecy.
She becomes the protector of those mentioned in the prophecy.
Tamara is a young woman of the Menori – a migrant people that travel in caravans. She is also a hamalakh, able to sense the emotions of others as well as sense falsehoods. She is sometimes wise beyond her years, but at other times her youth can cause her to draw incorrect conclusions.
Hibu, a sorcerer, is from the country of Jeongwon – a land where the nobility are worshipped as gods. He was the personal sorcerer of Prince Ji – a testament to the strength of his powers. He is ever curious and seeking new knowledge, questioning all the people they meet on their journey. He is joined by his demon familiar, Goric.
Karejakal was orphaned by the death of his entire clan – but his mastak powers gave him the ability to keep their spirits close. Still a child, Karej is a Tibu – a race of cat people that walk upright. Learning of his people from the spirits of his clan, the child has adopted Allaha as his mother.
Together, they travel the land of Magdra, seeking answers to a broken prophecy wherein they only know two things – that a darkness is coming, and that they are meant to stop it. All they need to discover now is how to do it.
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Blink Of An Eye : Eric Wilder
PERFECT MIXTURE OF ACTION, MYSTERY, ROMANTIC SUSPENSE, AND THE PARANORMAL
When a dying man gives James McDivit an ancient pottery cup, it sets the private detective on a guest to learn its meaning.
His journey begins with a trip to Eastern Oklahoma and the ancient pyramids of the Spiro Mounds Archaeological Park.. He meets the curator, a gorgeous young woman to whom he takes an immediate fancy.
His relic, the Black Cup of Oklahoma, is the most prized religious object of a tribe that once ruled prehistoric North America.
The powerful chief of the tribe and his medicine woman want the cup protected, and travel through time to seek McDivit’s assistance. Problem is, someone from the present also covets the invaluable cup, and will kill McDivit, and anyone else to get it.
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The Life That Got Away : Clay N Sauls
The Life That Got Away
“The Life That Got Away” is a story told by a narrator who believes that Love is dead, possibly murdered, and he feels at least partially responsible. As the narrator comments upon his current surroundings, and how they relate to the death of Love, he recounts his journey from Massachusetts to Washington by car, before he realized that Love was dead. The great uncertainty and disappointment he feels in his current environment is magnified in contrast to the great hope and determination he recalls during his recent trip.
The story is partly a travel journal that takes place over the course of one year. As the narrator examines his initial mission, his own actions, and his treatment by the object of his affection, he finally admits the failure of his mission, and doubts about his morality.
Rallying at the news that a girlfriend in Seattle was sexually abused, the narrator abandons his life in Massachusetts and drives west to avenge her. Dreams of Beatrice’s gratitude for his concern and noble action carry him over the long miles. Unfortunately, this damsel has no desire for rescue. “The Life That Got Away” alternates between adventures of the narrator’s past crosscountry road trip and his current adjustment in Seattle. Dealing with Beatrice’s rejection of his desire to right her wrong—as well as her not-so-subtle rejection of him—he sees all through gray-colored lenses. Love is dead, he claims. But is it? Believing it is so makes it so, and he fails to see the beauty and love all around him, even blossoming in another woman’s desire for him. Will he realize that in time, before…
Clay Sauls takes the reader deep in the mind of a man alternately dealing with a noble mission and rejected love. Who has not traveled both courses, even like the narrator, at the same time?
Progression : Aaron T. Brownell
Progression: A Sara Grey Tale
Lady Sara Anne Grey’s eternity is anything but dull.
Between the often-conflicting demands of demon lovers, her corporate responsibilities, staying one step ahead of a murderous family of nobles, and having to please the crown, the afterlife is killing Sara Grey.
Traipsing back to London after the bloodletting of the American Civil War, Sara discovers she’s been too long absent from her corporation and responsibilities. Before she can focus on her work issues, the men from Grand Duke Bennett’s family attempt to destroy her. The entire family just seems to be out for her blood. And if this most recent attempt to end her existence isn’t enough, Sara must now trek off to deal with her wayward lover, Antonio, who is rumored to still be given over to his demonic nature.
With her trusted amulet for companionship, Sara decides to deal with her problems head on. The Bennetts all need to die, the corporation needs to go, and Antonio needs to pull it together – or be replaced.
From the posh streets of London to the Bristol countryside and the money-laden streets of New York City, Lady Sara risks final death and exposure of her vampire secret as she attempts to put her life straight.
Will a life 380 years in the making end in triumph over adversity, or will one of the Bennett Family just end it?
Sea Girl : Oz Carter
Sea Girl
New York socialite Carly Hodge thinks she’s kept her infidelity secret from her husband, Preston. She’s wrong. On the pretext of celebrating her 40th birthday, Preston takes her to the Bahamas on a sailboat. Under the night sky on the Little Bahama Bank, he serves her a romantic dinner and gives her the best sex of their 19-year marriage. Then he beats her, ties her to the mast of the boat, and blows the boat up while making his getaway.
Carly survives the murder attempt, forcing Preston to go into hiding in the islands. Faking amnesia, she allows the world to believe she and her husband were victims of a boating accident in which he perished, but she’s bent on revenge.
When Jack, the itinerant underwater photographer who saved Carly’s life, refuses to let her sail with him to the Bahamas to aid her “recovery,” she stows away on his boat, Sea Girl. She reveals that her husband tried to murder her and is hiding somewhere in the Bahamas. Jack is sympathetic, but he has problems of his own. To avoid a prison sentence for smuggling ganja for his personal use, he’s cooperating in a DEA sting operation that requires him to acquire fifty kilos of cocaine in the Bahamas.
Carly makes a deal with Jack. She will use her expensive lawyers to help him with his legal problems and he will let her stay on the boat, using herself as bait to flush Preston out of hiding. She is determined to get Preston–if he doesn’t get her first.