Michael Dawson
"I Can See the Shore depicts a life
lived among the Yanomamö with gusto and good humor,
while personal sorrows are overcome with grace and
transcendence.
Amy Wray, National Geographic Television
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Bruce McAllister
"In stories spanning his career,
McAllister creates characters and places with haunting
presence . . . distinguished by a stunning array of
ideas and a depth of characterization that is
impressive. " —Booklist
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Douglas Danielson
"Shore
Loser is a solid story, well told."
"This author writes
from a place that most writers barely scratch the
surface on. He writes what he knows. High paced
action and high-seas adventure."
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Barbara Barth
Join Barbara as she takes you on a year's journey to
find a new life for herself after her husband's death. Funny,
endearing and full of hope, her experiences will make you shout, 'Go
Girl' as she reinvents herself as a creative single woman. More than
a widow story - this tale is for anyone rediscovering themselves.
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P. Joy Webster
After a very intense year at boarding school,
Julie's tired and misses her mom, Eva. Eva's just received a
promotion -
she is the Earth's Ambassador to Norandia, a new member planet
of the Interplanetary Council.
Julie's dying for summer vacation to come,
so that she can visit her mom and see this mysterious planet.
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Diana M. Raab
Regina's Closet: Finding My Grandmother's
Secret Journal(2007)
is the recipient of The 2009 Mom’s Choice Award for Adult
Non-Fiction, the 2009 National Indie Award for Excellence in Memoir,
as well as other high honors.
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Marc J. Seifer
"Mr. Rhode Island" is a
choice pick for community library Criminology Studies collections
and the supplemental reading lists for those seeking a true to life
legal tale." By Midwest Book Review
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Michael J. Fox
Michael J. Fox has
crafted an inspirational and important book without
relying on cookie-cutter tear-jerking cliche or
obvious pity ploys. LUCKY MAN is the best memoir
I've read in a long time.
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Mark Childress
A Literary Guild
Featured Alternate. Rights bought by Don Johnson
for a film starring Melanie Griffith. "Comic,
tragic and, most of all, moving.
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Linda Meilink
Award
winning writer, columnist, and journalist. For ten
years, she was the managing editor for a newspaper
in northern California. She has written for national
publications such as Working Woman and Fibromyalgia
Aware. She was diagnosed with fibromyalgia six years
ago.
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Alexandra Tesluk
"The Ashes of Innocence is an autobiography which
takes you on a roller coaster ride of emotions
throughout an incredible journey with Alexandra as
she struggles to overcome the continuous challenges
that face her. As Alexandra grows from infancy to
adulthood, a sense of protectiveness and inspiration
grows within the reader."
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Roschelle Ridenhour
The Cottage Porch StoriesThese 12 short stories will
captivate you as you read about Aunt Mattie and what
was in her journal, Addison’s great love Libby, Ms.
Martha and why she was buried under an oak tree.
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John J. Murphy
Critically-acclaimed author of business and inspiring
books, John J. Murphy, shares how you can live a life of
inner peace. In Beyond Doubt, he offers a simple,
four-step model that forms “The Ring of Peace,” a tool
that when properly used enables you to experience peace
and joy in everyday life.
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Patricia Gayle
A young woman showering for her date is interrupted
when he arrives early. Unable to contain his passion for her any
longer, he won’t take no for an answer. In the struggle that ensues,
the woman is killed. Thus begins Blow
Dart: The Abduction byauthor
Patricia Gayle.
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Joe Kulbacki
“This book is timely and powerful. We must understand
what we need to do before it is too late. We have lost
our way and reading this book may help us find our way
back”.
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Brenda Youngerman
Lives can change in an
Instant!
Hungry tired, and alone Bryan Tines not only had no idea how
he got there or who he was, but he discovers an entire new
world. His journey sheds light on what is important in life. But
is it too late to do anything about it?
Follow the journey and see if there is light at the end of the
tunnel.
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Al Carrozza
He was diagnosed with schizophrenia in 1995. His book
Universal Enzyme describes his incredible tale of struggle and
recovery.
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Matthew Carter
Liquid Soul is about a man who is able to become his
victim for a moment in his/her life. He never knows who he will end
up becoming and what kind of experiences he will have. In many ways
it is like a drug he is addicted to and finds a certain comfort in
it.
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Corey
Washington
Plain
Talk – Volume I is designed to open straightforward
conversations about race, racism, stereotypes and other
related subjects. Besides definitions, descriptions,
explanations, and dialogues, this book also includes
vivid examples from a wide range of time periods.
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Nora Roberts
Publishers
Weekly claims "Roberts keeps getting better...[her]
prolificness shows no sign of abating." They add, "When
Roberts puts her expert finger on the pulse of romance,
legions of fans feel the heartbeat." USA Today calls
Nora "a consistently entertaining writer."
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Peter Coyote
Actor Peter Coyote relives his
fifteen-year ride through the heart of the
counterculture—a journey that took him from the
quiet rooms of privilege as the son of an East Coast
stockbroker to the riotous life of political street
theater and the self-imposed poverty of the West
Coast communal movement known as The Diggers.
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Melissa Foster
"Megan's Way was everything anyone could want in
a great read. The characters were marvelously well
crafted, dramatically realistic...the conversation
flowed so very well and the entire story kept me
engaged from beginning to end..."
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Kathleen Walsh
Limitless Possibilities parlays a personal spiritual journey
with a conscious motive of blending with new intergalactic
energy to achieve peace, happiness, tolerance, love and
understanding in face of adverse happenings in our present
day world.
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Paul H.
Deepan
The Fruit Of The Dendragon Tree
is a fantasy novel with crossover
appeal to adult and young adult readers. The author's
writing style and theme also provides crossover appeal
between fantasy lovers and those readers who might not
ordinarily read in that genre.
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Tracy
Searight-Dibert
Detective Pancake is an enjoyable read.
Author Tracy Searight Dibert's entertaining tale of culinary
suspense is a quality selection for young readers, both
engaging and easy to follow. Furthermore, the rhyming,
lyrical format of the story and vivid, complementary
illustrations add to its considerable appeal, making it
quite the pleasant reading experience for parents, teachers,
and children alike. A rewarding literary treat.
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Carl Marshall
"My book, "The Light of
Innocence" is an inspiration that I have revealed to the
world. In it are many answers to questions that have puzzled
the minds of Christians for many years. I began to write so
that I may remember the things I must do to keep my faith,
but my commitment has led me to the door that was already
opened for me."
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The
Simplified Handbook for Living with Heart Disease and Other Chronic
Diseases
has been honored as a "Winner" in the "Health: General" category
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Leona Bodie
An instant hook thriller when paradise beomes a
life-and-death nightmare. Already reeling from a rash of
maritime disasters, a war and international terrorists,
vigilante Madeleine Nesbitt and amateur detective Peter
Duncan are destined for even darker days when they
investigate the man with no conscience behind the world's
most profitable enterprise. They find themselves in a sea of
corruption, deception and lies.
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Mark Lewandowski
Where Steinbeck's
Cannery Row meets 'The Deadliest Catch,' this debut proves that
humanity endures even at the farthest reaches of civilization."
Peter Charles Melman, author of Landsman
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Harlan
Coben
"Coben
is one of the best authors around at writing page-turning
suspense, as Long Lost makes clear."
-Chicago Sun-Times
"Roller-coaster plot and savvy dialogue...All the
ingredients of a good old- fashioned thriller: murder,
action and wit."
-New York Daily News
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Paul Edward
The Moving Forward
philosophy is quite simple. At some point along life’s journey, we
all get stuck somewhere. To get moving forward again and keep moving
forward requires five foundations: Self-Awareness, Synchronicity,
Connection, Deliberation, and Adaptability. People who master these
foundations find that they have the tools they need to overcome
obstacles and keep making progress in their lives.
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Jimmy
Buffett
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Chuck Palahniuk
Author of Fight Club, Survivor and Invisible Monsters.
"The first rule of Fight Club. You don't talk about
Fight Club."
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Marilyn Randall
Quicksand is
a poignant love story written in first person narrative
about Natalie, an artist / author who recently lost her
husband to cancer after a long and debilitating illness.
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Tracy
Searight-Dibert
Detective Pancake is an enjoyable read.
Author Tracy Searight Dibert's entertaining tale of culinary
suspense is a quality selection for young readers, both
engaging and easy to follow. Furthermore, the rhyming,
lyrical format of the story and vivid, complementary
illustrations add to its considerable appeal, making it
quite the pleasant reading experience for parents, teachers,
and children alike. A rewarding literary treat.
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L.E.
Fallon
Whatever Trisha McCord set her mind to was
accomplished. While preparing for an Alaskan Cruise,
being in the wrong place at the wrong time changes
her life and everything she believed in. There is
only one thing left to do a take a trip to paradise.
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Sharon M. Katzman
“Tearing Down The Wall” by
Sharon M. Katzman
--
After a near-fatal car accident left her with a
traumatic brain injury and a multitude of internal
injuries, Sharon found - once she came out of her
coma - that at the age of twenty-three, she needed
to learn to walk, to speak, to listen, even to
think...all over again.
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K. C. Marshall
K.C. Marshall takes us into the root of some very deep,
long seated issues in the African American community,
and as we watch the characters struggle, motivates us to
reach beyond our comfort zone to succeed. It is a book
for all cultures and times!"
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G.R. Holton
Soleri is the story of three teenagers that with the combination
of a special transducer Wesley’s Father built, the robot that
Wesley was building, a meteor storm, and three cell phone
signals get transported to the very end of the known universes.
Once there, they found that it was for a reason.
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Carolyn McBreen Gibbs
Family Matters: God's View addresses many areas
today's families deal with. Through research, scripture,
personal experience, and counseling others, my book can
help families deal with divorce, rage, addictions,
parenting, teen suicide, and much more. The book was
inspired by my teaching pre-school and working with
families. It broke my heart when I saw and dealt with
all the problems they faced.
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Sandia Ali
Aschemann
"I love poetry because it is such a
distilled expression of a moment. Poetry is like a wink: quick but
effective."
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Bill Poje
Painless follows the
story of Augustus “Aug” Valentine, an undeniably
attractive tall and slender man with hazel green
eyes and a mischievous yet gorgeous smile. Aug is the
President of the Trove Import Export Company in Fort
Lauderdale. These aspects make him a ladies’ man.
Aug apparently has it all.
Diane Brandow
Sometimes, You Have to Take a Second Chance on the
First Love of Your Life...
A
gorgeously drawn portrait of love and life in the American West,
Rainstorm is about the enduring power of human relationships to
survive despite all obstacles.
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Wendy
Bartlett
Cellini's Revenge is the story of an American woman,
Catherine, who is accused of her husband, David's,
murder, whom she finds dead in their kitchen in England
in 1956 with a knife in his side. Cellini's Revenge is
also the story of the four-hundred-year history of the
twelve small silver astrological cups which are stolen
from Benvenuto Cellini in 1527 in Italy as he is riding
his horse to deliver them personally to the famous
Italian family, d'Este. In 1995,
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Stuart Woods
Woods has published forty-one novels in a twenty-eight
year career, and has now had twenty-six consecutive New
York Times best sellers. In the past he has written two
novels a year and has increased that to three novels a
year, at the request of his publishers
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Janet
Evanovich
Over a decade ago, Janet Evanovich
tossed aside a career as a romantic novelist in
favor of a wacky world populated by thugs, crooks,
hookers, and a certain sexy little bounty hunter
named Stephanie Plum… and the world of modern
mystery fiction hasn’t been the same since.
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Skip Mahaffey
A.L. “Skip”
Mahaffey is one of the country’s most identifiable
country music radio personalities. He has been
honored three times by the Country Music Association
as Radio Personality of the Year and was similarly
recognized by Billboard Magazine.
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