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Dealing with the Consequences of Their Love Threatens to Tear Young Couple Apart in Engrossing New Romance Novel

Submarines played a large role in the Pacific during World War II. This action-packed novel is based on events that took place in the final years of the war.

Suzanne Brabham’s debut novel, Nighttime Tears, explores the lives of a military family and a woman’s journey to overcome a painful past.

Cultural diversity plays a key role in this mystery thriller set on the Blackfeet Indian Reservation in the Rocky Mountains of northwest Montana.

After finally discovering the mythical gateway she has spent her life in search of, archeologist Sandra Adams steps into the unknown in Beyond Forever: Journey to Tulmic.

A Self-Healing Autobiography about One Man’s Liberating Journey from Paranoid Schizophrenia to Power, Strength and Vigor

As the Roman Empire is slowly crumbling, Lady Kiah builds the strength and courage she needs to confront her destiny in the sands of Palmyra, Syria.

Sometimes a memento means more than a simple token of times past, and carries deeper meaning of a family’s history that can tell a story all its own.

Written by a true world adventurer, this story about Africa depicts its most cruel and tender moments. If I Should Die is set against the breathtaking beauty of “Nyanga,” not its real name, but those who were there will know the location.

Victoria Mitchell's camera compositions teach us to liberate ourselves from the conventional rules of artistic expression.

From the rugged mountains, impassable for savage tribes and ferocious cave apes, to enchanted valleys with crystal flowing rivers, Part One of the Phoenix Warrior trilogy will keep you on the edge of your seat wanting more.

When a young girl’s curiosity reveals a hidden portal in a grouchy cobbler’s shop, a perilous journey must be made to save the cobbler -- and the entire world!

Twisted Chimneys is Pat Guilfoyle’s story of what he wrongly assumed was a failed life

Dream Bunny is the tale of a whimsical rabbit with very long ears who wears a blue nightcap speckled with moonbeams.

Caring for a child is a big responsibility. From the moment a caregiver takes charge, the responsibility of the child’s safety, health and general well being rests with the child care provider.

The Grove Point Press is proud to announce the release of "The Blood of Tyrants", A timely, gripping political murder mystery by television Writer-Producer Peter S. Fischer, Co-creator and former Executive Producer of "Murder, She Wrote".

Everland, Volume I: Opal’s Book of Winter, Fiction-Fantasy, written by Ricardo J. Amado with cover illustration by London Ladd, the first book of the Everland Trilogy, is being released on October 15, 2009.

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The 2009 Nashville Book Festival deadline arrives on Oct. 25. The competition honors the best of regional and international book publishing.

Evelyn McCarthy’s The Wonder, The Joy, The Promise contains nine short stories set during the Christmas season, each meant to inspire joy and celebrate the promise and presence of God.

Through the Crosshairs of a Scope: The Cold War Up Close and Personal is an account of beating the odds.

Suing Big Blue is the story of a small company that dared to take on the giant IBM Corporation. It is a David and Goliath parable that shows the strength and determination of one man.

In From Me To You, readers will find many ways to investigate their own self and, through that investigation, become empowered to take new charge of their life and their personal way of thinking.

Brooks’ Reply is teenage murder mystery that pushes you into a nefarious world plagued by suspense, torment and death.

Children of all ages will love to join Milly and Tom on this fun-filled bird watching adventure!

With a tantalizing title like this, new author Connie Lawrence has tapped on a hot topic. Forget Dr. Phil, read for yourself and find your own answers in Are Men Really Dogs?

The Value of Values educates us on how to establish a culture that will ensure harmony for generations to come and diminish the aggressive ways of the powerful…just by teaching our children values.

In the Old West, it took great faith and bravery for men and women of God to share the gospel with pioneers and settlers.

Author John Beavin uses The Parable of the Stars to explain the way people struggle between individualism and collectivism. As we separate and grow into distinct people, we feel guilty that we have destroyed the whole to gain our individuality.

Ron Alexander has written a masterfully scripted memoir, Don’t Tell Me What to Do: A Spiritual Memoir for those who are lost, depressed, or may believe life holds no meaning.

The exciting growth and changes continue to occur at Stories for Children Magazine and we are pleased to announce the recent hire of two new book reviewers, Debby Bocnuk and Debbie Smart.

Stories for Children Magazine Talks with Children’s Author, Debbie Dadey

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Sixty years after Alpha Omega Theta began in the basement of a Brooklyn high school student, after four years of website development, and a year of writing and research, AOT member Frederick M. Gross takes readers on a wild ride through the decades.

Soloscript.com now emerges with great listing of Java tutorials and a more specialized learning through downloadable study resources and reference websites.

One Summer, Four Friends Learn That Their Shared Secrets and Fears Shape Their Friendships…Leading Them On A Journey of Self-Discovery…And New Beginnings

In the midst of the terrifying air raids, blackouts, food rationing and invasion fears of World War II England, comes the adventures of a determined 11-year old boy.

Experience the joy, excitement and awkwardness of two people in love.

Writer, musician and Irishman Thomas Francis O’Doherty has written a fascinating, historically accurate tribute to his motherland in Baal’s Legacy.

The Dangers of Deferral confronts experience with a directness that can be tender, blunt or harsh.

Tom Hobson knows that there is more to life than crops or steers. This tall, strong man has a dream and he intends to earn it in B. L. Strong’s The Dream, The Man.

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Local fiction writer, Philip Kledzik, will be attending Mokena Public Library's author book signing event this Saturday, October 10th. He'll be available for signing copies of his current titles and will reveal an excerpt from his unpublished novel.

BOOK EXPRESS Publishing released OBAMA GUILTY – of BEING PRESIDENT WHILE BLACK by ESSENSE® bestselling author D T Pollard..This is an examination of racism's role in the treatment of the first African American President of the United States

Felicia Coley, editor of The Well-Heeled Society blog, will be signing her book How To Stylishly Fall From Grace at Shoebox NY on October 14

One Night Only! October 28, 2009 at 8PM. A dramatic reading with original music of “Dracula The Un-Dead” -- The Official Sequel to Bram Stoker's Novel “Dracula” at Bathurst Street Theatre, Toronto, Canada.

To celebrate the re-release of the book with its new cover, the author decided to do something a bit different than the usual author recordings. So, she asked three extraordinary actors...

All Things That Matter Press Copyright © Jennifer Lynn Knox Musical Chairs Release 16.99USD Trade Paperback Amazon, ATTM Press, Phone: 614-309-1795

Independent author Gary Ballard introduces the world to Artemis Bridge in Under the Amoral Bridge, a taut cyberpunk thriller originally published in serial form on the author’s blog from January - August 2008, available in paperback on Amazon.com.

Alan Barney writes his second science fiction novel, New Nauru, to tell the story of humankind's first extra-solar mission and of its first discovery of extraterrestrial intelligent life.