Three On A Couch by Norman Malamud
One of the three ladies on the couch has left and we need a replacement. If you think you have what it takes to qualify, here’s your chance to prove it. But you must follow the following rules.
-Tell him your most innermost thoughts…
-Pace, sit, recline, sob, scream, vent your rage, and tear your hair out…
-But never—ever sleep with your shrink!
Three savvy ladies discover their psychiatrist has pledged his undying love to each of them.
Don't Call Me Alice by Jeffery C Bruce
Don't Call Me Alice is very funny. And seasoned reporter Jeffrey Bruce knows how to make the story of a newspaperman onto the world's wildest scandal come to hilarious life. Mystery, intrigue, and laugh-out-loud moments, with a noir flavor that just won't quit. Think Carl Hiaasen, Clark Kent, and a little Woodward and Bernstein, dash of Sam Spade. And then think Jeffrey Bruce. Bill Roorbach, author of Writing Life Stories and the Smallest Color
Phoenix newspaper columnist Alice Guthrie has never taken his role as a journalist seriously, but all that changes when shots riddle the front of his uncle’s Scottsdale home. Who would want Superior Court Judge Leonard Dwayne Skousen dead? And why? Like it or not, Guthrie must find the answers to those questions, and he only has 48 hours to do it or he’ll have a death on his hands. To solve the mystery he must cobble together an unlikely alliance of television and newspaper reporters and the judge’s sketchy bailiff. And he must avoid the watchful eye of the FBI, which Guthrie fears may have a role in the shooting. With the clock ticking, Guthrie desperately searches for a hidden clue to the shooting, dodging packs of wild dogs, a freeway shooter, and arsonists. And how in the world did he end up in high heels?
Tracking Terror by Howard Giordano
A fender bender with an Indian Muslim on a New York City highway launches Pete Fanning, an overworked NYPD narcotics detective, to investigate a terrorist plot that threatens horrendous consequences: the bombing of Belmont Park Racetrack at the running of the Belmont Stakes in two weeks. Pete teams up with two FBI agents to unravel the mystery of the terrorists’ unlikely collaboration—a band of dissident IRA soldiers with a cell of the al-Qaeda embedded in a Queens,New York mosque. Pete is certain if he uncovers the logic to this improbable terrorist marriage, it will reveal their intended target. Then he has to stop them before they kill thousands of racing fans attending the big race. In doing so, he soon finds himself in their sights. The investigation becomes not only one of survival, but tests his loyalty to his family, his
friends, his country, and ultimately goes to the core of why he became a cop.
The Peninsula by Mark Billson
Three years after America’s entry into World War II, German U-boats were still sneaking from sub pens along the French Coast, making their way through the Bay of Biscay to the Atlantic. Every sub's orders were to sink any allied ship before it reached England. Every American Liberator commander’s dream was to seek, and destroy, the sea wolves. The Peninsula is an emotionally charged, action packed story about Navy Five, a four-engine Navy Liberator flying anti-submarine patrols out of Dunkeswell, Devonshire. After D-Day, the crew’s elation over a submarine kill is short lived when Navy Five is attacked by Nazi Messerschmidts. The novel begins with young Eric McKee’s love affair aboard a luxury liner bound for Honolulu—his arrival followed by intrigue, love, hate, superstition, and the Japanese attack on PearlHarbor. Two hours of watching the horror and devastation of ships and planes with his girl Haunani Hendricks, motivates Eric to leave Hawaii and join the Navy. After earning his Navy gold wings, Eric is asked by his former flight instructor, David Bonner, to join Navy Five’s crew as co-pilot. The writer has integrated love, sex, and disasters in a manner which a reader will find exciting and enjoyable.
Angel of Tears by Irene Susie Smith
In 1947 Summer Sobieski is sent to live with Polish relatives in Detroit. enrolled in Catholic school, she is ridiculed for her name and her mother’s mental illness.When Alva Watson, an aging albino, moves into a long vacant house next door she is feared and shunned. Summer sees something in Alva that no one else recognizes. The relationship between the two misfits affects the lives of everyone around them. Summer’s reunion with her parents is less than desirable. Overwhelmed with family issues, spiritual conflicts, and two female tormentors, Summer unwittingly causes a merited mishap. The consequences are harrowing; redemption and retribution follows. Often humorous, this is a tale of innocence and ignorance, failure and faith, and the undeniable power of love.
Promises to Keep by Norma J. Singleton
Lying paralyzed from mid-chest down after a hunting accident, Eric Adams fights to stay conscious until the emergency Medivac arrives. A promise made to his buddy in
Vietnam brought him and his wife Laura, a nurse, to Alaska where they struggled for six years; to build a new life. After four months of hospitalization,Eric is released with only partial use of his arms. It is his faith that keeps him going through seven years of therapy. It is Laura and his therapist who convince him to accept aid, rehab, and extended therapy in a Seattle VA Hospital. There out of great love for his family, he makes the biggest promise of his life, and makes a plan to be more than a vegetable in a wheelchair and gain control of his life by using his communication skills and his faith and knowledge of God. In spite of the hurt he knows his decision will create for Laura and his two girls, he files for dissolution of their marriage and tells them he is leaving to go to Costa Rica. His journey leads to a surprise ending for all concerned.
Sometimes 3rd Grade Really Stinks by Karen Sipe
Sometimes being a third grader can really stink. I don’t mean that the classroom or the bus is smelly. Although, come to think of it,when Douglas, who is a fifth grader, takes his sneakers off in the bus; now that is smelly.What I mean is that some days are not that good in third grade. Take today for example. The day started great, French
toast and hot chocolate with little marshmallows were what was in store for breakfast. A kid’s day couldn’t begin any better than the smell of warm maple syrup and the comfort of hot chocolate…
Ellen's Eye
"Survival can never be taken for granted when the neighborhood bully is your own brother," Ellen's Eye chronicles the year 1954, which begins with the loss of ten-year-old Ellen Lee's eye.
No More Excuses by Bob Brown
“Bob truly knows his stuff and he is able to lay it out to you in an organized, easy to understand manner. Bob's approach is to integrate deep experience and serious research with solid pragmatism and much common sense. Bob has been my nutrition and exercise ‘go to guy’ for a very, very long time. He explains his principles very well in his new book, a must read for all men and women who are interested in living a healthier life.”
Steve Brown, Professional Martial Artist, Athlete and Trainer
Mango Rain
Cuba is 90 miles—and a lifetime away from the U.S. mainland, and America and the world are fascinated and bewildered about life in mysterious, exotic Cuba.Mango Rain is a novel of discovery, passion, and intrigue as twin sisters separated at the beginning of the Cuban Revolution as infants find themselves as adult women. Take the journey with Anaís and Isa as they exchange places and lives and explore what it means to live on either side of the political and emotionally charged divide which has existed between the U.S. and Cuba for over half a century. Although fiction, much of Mango Rain is based on Dr. Arias’ family history with its strong Cuban and American influence
German Girl - American Woman: Mosaic Of A Life by Adelheid Stryker
The life of Adelheid Stryker, also known as “Heidi,” was one of many changes and challenges.
Born in Berlin, Germany, in 1934, she spent the war years as an evacuee in the Alps, thus escaping the bombing devastation and perils in the city. However, hunger ran rampant, as the evacuees learned to supplement serious food shortages by turning to edible plants in the wild and learning to grow potatoes and vegetables...
Walking Through Fiery Trials by Mary Pat Jones
After experiencing sudden and tragic loss, a chapter opened in the life of Mary Pat Jones, that she never anticipated. The personal loss, occurring over a year’s time, didn’t stop and neither did she: Mary Pat was determined not to go down under the pressure and grief: Though her first goal was how to represent God to others in the midst of tragedy. Walking Through Fiery Trials...is one woman’s heart-wrenching yet inspirational journey through great personal trials, learning about herself; not only how she kept but strengthened her faith and trust in God. Her story details how, by standing in faith, we can take on a different perspective of it all...strengthening others as well as ourselves: Coming out on the other side and standing strong.
Memo From Your Soul by Tom Newnam
“This book is an extraordinary and beautiful introduction to a possible new journey for all of us. A journey into the deepest parts of ourselves—our souls.”
~ Foreword by Dr. Rustum Roy, internationally renowned Scientist, Author, Spiritual Teacher and host of: Whole Person Healing via Body, Mind and Sprit
“Memo From Your Soul is a beautiful opening to your spirit.”
~ Sonia Choquette, New York Times Best Selling Author
Zoom Entrepreneur
“Martin Willoughby’s Zoom Entrepreneur is full of meaningful messages in an easy to remember fashion - which will enhance everyone’s intelligent memory - and will turn all incubators and all innovators into accelerators.”
~John Palmer, founder and chairman of Skytel and former U.S. Ambassador to Portugal
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Friends In High Places by Katy Letcher Lyle
"Katie Letcher Lyle explores the likelihood of life after life with a clear and honest voice and reasoning that does not nest in religious dogma, but rather reports and analyzes a myriad of ongoing stories from the living who encounter the dead in remarkable and unique experiences that are not to be taken lightly or forgotten. Once again, the tenacious Lyle brings to us an intense and lively book based on order of detail, years of research, and careful examination of one of mankind’s most fundamentally considered questions." ~Judy Light Ayyildiz
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On Wings of Trust by Maynard Poland
This is the true story of Carole Leigh Litten’s struggle to become a Navy, then a commercial pilot. Along the way, Carole overcame severe gender bias and resisted harassment. Her Navy adventures include anecdotes about physical fitness and wilderness training, tracking Russian submarines in the Caribbean, fatal episodes involving fellow pilots, collecting information for feedback to atomic subs, and while based in Africa and Europe, surviving an attempted kidnapping into white slavery in Dakar, Senegal, and a bar fight in Lisbon, Portugal.
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The Accidental Soldier by Ben Bailey
“A young American on the brink of adulthood, Europe on he brink of WWII. Historian Ben Bailey merges the two into a taut, intriguing, coming of age novel.”
~Jean Harrington, author of The Barefoot Queen and In the Lions Mouth
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Just Remember by Marcy Kruchten
We learn by three methods: Reflection, imitation and experience. Marcy Kruchten has learned many of the lessons of life the hard way. She wants to pass on to future generations these lessons, hopefully so they can learn the easy way; by imitation. Just Remember reminds us to set boundaries, develop our signature style, face our fears, float above ourselves and rise out of our own ashes to reinvent ourselves as we ride the roller coaster that is life.
Oliver: The Lion Who Wants To Be A Lion by Cynthia Bercowetz
A wonderful tale about a very curious lion cub who sets out on a journey to become a "Lion". He meets many kind strangers on the way to town, searching for the Lions Building and to fulfill his dream of becoming a member of a wonderful organization, the Lions Club. Oliver wants to help people just like the other members of this amazing international, charitable organization who give their time to help people who need eyesight examinations, glasses and other assistance.
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Cossacks, Indians and Buffalo Bill by Richard Alexis Georgian (PRE-ORDER)
Follow the adventures, romances and tragedies of Georgian men and women who were seduced by the promise and opportunity of making a living in America. Their thrilling feats of horsemanship captured the imagination of the American cowboys to become the gold standard of trick riding through today. Join us as we pull back the canvas and peek behind the scenes into the lives of those who felt both honored and cursed.
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The Frequent Flier by Michael Tarnpoll
During four decades of almost constant travel throughout Latin America for a global oil services company, Morris Tarnpoll created a second life and a parallel career. His clandestine association with the C.I.A. and involvement with political unrest in that part of the world remained a secret even from his wife and children. The discovery of his private papers after his death opened the door to an adventure of discovery that none who knew him could have imagined; revealing a life of covert activity and unimagined influence. He was indeed a man no one knew.
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Cable Hell by Larry Grouse
Cable Hell reveals the realities ofUS health care and television from the eyes of a participant in what was meant to achieve the empowerment of patients and state-of-the-art medical education. Dr. Grouse shows how greed and manipulation produced a broadcasting enterprise that served only corporate profits. It is a true picture of the early days of national cable television.
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When The Rooster Crows by Gloria Byerly
The Flynn family risks a treacherous midwinter transatlantic crossing to the New World desperate to avoid certain death by starvation. Embracing life and love, and emboldened by their immigrant spirit, the Flynn's stand up to all who dare to threaten their dreams: horse thieves, bounty hunters, arsonists and Yankee soldiers who assault their homestead. When the Rooster Crows' rich tapestry is interlaced with heartwarming stories of slaves escaping via the underground railroad, an orphan adopted by a childless couple and the will and honor of the strong-willed characters.With tenacity, kindness and fortunate alliances, their modest needs are met. Much is lost in the end, but their community spirit survives.
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Aberjona by Moe Shepard
After thirty years as a top cop in theCity of Boston, Jack Callahan has retired to the sleepy suburb of Colchester. He spends his days walking his dog Sean, studying for a master's degree in philosophy, and generally rejoicing in the good life of retirement. He's promised his wife Kathleen that he won't get involved in chasing criminals ever again. But that was before a brutal murder occurred right there in upscale, quiet, safe and peaceful Colchester. When he gets the low-down from the town's only detective, young Rob Montgomery, he's fearful this crime may go into the cold case files unsolved. As surely as the Aberjona river surges toward the Atlantic, he must step into this case and make sure Rob nabs the killer. Kathleen will just have to forgive him.
Garage Sale Stalker by Suzi Weinert
Jennifer Shannon lives in secure, affluent McLean, Virginia, where she stumbles into danger lurking in places she thought absolutely safe. Her passion for weekend treasure hunting at local garage and estate sales pulls her into a twisted world of crime, child abuse and murder. Forced to match wits with a protagonist hell-bent on revenge, her family's safety and her own desperate situation hinge on her intelligence and resourcefulness. Nothing prepares her for the ultimate discovery, producing a startling climax.
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Killing The Cure by Joyce McDonald
Join a young medical researcher as he fights an unethical gang of white collar scoundrels who pull out all the stops to prevent him from continuing his research into finding a cause and cure for cancer.
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Get the Edge, Get the Job By Fred L. Sullivan
Get the Edge, Get the Job–Beyond 23 Dimensions provides the reader with specific definitions of the various skills and qualities (labeled dimensions by the author) which are most sought by employers/interviewers when seeking new hires or individuals undergoing career changes.
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Otto: Danish American by W. Rosser Wilson
It is 1927 a young Dane, Otto Nielsen, abruptly quits the Danish Royal Military Academy. Arriving penniless in Copenhagen he admires his wealthy cousins and realizes that like his Viking ancestors he too is compelled to pursue money and attractive women. Coming to the aid of a friend in a bar he inadvertently kills a prominent lawyer and to escape arrest flees to Canada. There he hides at a silver mine planning to immigrate to the United States to seek his fortune. John, the mine’s murderous boss recruits Otto to steal silver ore. With his stolen silver money Otto and a young prostitute, Nellie, head for New York City. Otto opens a restaurant, which, despite the Depression is remarkably successful giving Otto and his now wife Nellie, free rein to make and lose fortunes. Ambition, murder, infidelity, guilt, and loss all play a part in this tale. The author lives in Virginia with his wife and dog.
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Why Wait Be Happy Now by Dr. Donna Daisy
You don’t need the perfect body, the perfect house, the perfect amount of money, or even perfect health in order to be happy. Happiness lies within. Our only job is to access that inner happiness.
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Why Men Must Lie To Women by Philip B. Storm
Why would an average man with no formal psychological training dare to write a book with such a provocative title, Why Men Must Lie To Women? Why would a man even make such a statement,much less make it the subject of a book? Wouldn’t the title alone cost him all his male friends and make all women afraid of him?
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All in One Marriage Prep by Susanne M. Alexander
~ Do you want to have a harmonious and rewarding relationship?
~ Are you in a serious relationship or cohabiting and talking about whether to marry?
~ Are you engaged and planning for a happy, lasting marriage partnership?
~ Are you wondering about how to be successful at marriage?
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Matchlines for Singles by Dr. Molly Barrow
Learn who is the "Right" match for you. The essential guide for what you must find in a partner. Better than any dating service. For all singles, all ages.
Malia & Teacup – Awesome African Adventure by Dr. Molly Barrow
A self esteem builder for ages 9 and up. An adventure story about a precocious young girl who finds a small puppy, responsibility, and the truth about her father.
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Malia & Teacup – Out on a Limb by Dr. Molly Barrow
A hilarious tale for every reader about Malia & Teacup encountering a monkey mom and her baby in Africa.
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To Defend Against All Enemies Foreign & Domestic By Carl Baker
When Robert Sanchez, the President of the United States, seems to espouse views and visions for America that are in direct contrast with the populace, as well as circumventing the Constitution, intervention is needed.
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Murder By The Books by Ron Atkinson
"If you think this is purely fiction, think again!"
Blackmail, marital treachery, international intrigue and murder--you'll find it all
in this page-turning thriller. Order your copy here--and thank you!
Price does not include shipping and handling.
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Condemned to Live by Norman Malamud
Against the background of the amazing Galapagos Islands where spectacular species of birds and rare animals dwell in peaceful harmony, the story finds the trio erroneously thrown together on a luxurious yacht. Judith May Blessing, beautiful and talented, and her husband Beauregard, a frustrated author, leave New York to take a much-needed vacation and find themselves involved in a murder.
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Seven Soldiers by Philip B. Storm
THE STORY THAT HAS BEEN KEPT QUIET FOR OVER 45 YEARS
Seven Soldiers reveals the true story of a secret mission that funded the VietnamWar. Based on eye-witness accounts, Seven Soldiers details a journey of adventure, riches and danger that no one has dared to tell before.
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Scott Schultz's Guide To Closed-End Funds
“Scott Schultz is a well-known advisor who specializes in the use of closed-end funds to
build wealth for his clients. His book gives a very personal glimpse into these important
investment products.”
Brian Smith, Closed-End Fund Association, www.cefa.com
Flyboys by Robert James Anderson
This story is about the start of a new industry in 1945 at the end of WW-2 and the problems the new start-up companies encountered. It tells in detail the history and story of one cargo
company,“Coastal Cargo” that was started by 3WW-2 pilots who were buddies during the war. It also covers some of the unbelievable happenings in the “barnstorming” years of this industry.
The political problems associated with the Civil Aeronautics Board and the harassment of these companies by this government agency are documented. The brief history of the freight and
“Supplemental Air Carriers,” (or sometimes called the Non-Skeds) is also included.
