The Courage to Surrender By John W. Unlike the memoir of a famous person, my story lives with the millions of baby boomers who passed me a joint and a beer in college and again at the corporate picnic. My memoir is rough around the edges, and so was I, as you will see throughout my life. My daydreams of the ’50s were interrupted by Dad’s paradigm for manhood, and my first beers at eight, those experiences came together to establish a lifetime of doing things I knew wrong. Having grown up in … [Read more...] about The Courage to Surrender by John W.
Oodle the Turtle vs. Fred the Frog by Gramps Doodlebug
Fred the Frog challenged Oodle the Turtle to a swimming race. The winner would become the master of the one who lost. Find out who tricked the other to win the race and how this encounter between the frog and the turtle changed both their lives forever. Targeted Age Group: All Ages What Advice Would You Give Aspiring Writers? write good book! Author Bio: Gramps Doodlebug has been writing children stories since high school. He simply loves nature. Website(s) Author Home Page … [Read more...] about Oodle the Turtle vs. Fred the Frog by Gramps Doodlebug
EVERWUD – The TREE, The BOY & The DOG by Marilyn Dieckmann
Life isn’t always fair, and if you’re an orphan it’s even worse. But, what if all that changes in one week? What if during that week you make new friends, build the tree-house of your dreams, find out who your parents are, and discover you have real magic? That’s a heavy load to drop on a 10 year old. Well, Joey is an orphan. His mom is a wood elf, and she was sucked back into her world the day he was born. To protect him from the evil that pursued her, she left him in a bundle of leaves … [Read more...] about EVERWUD – The TREE, The BOY & The DOG by Marilyn Dieckmann
NaNoWriMo Tips from Jeff Davis
What year(s) did you participate in NaNoWriMo? 2011 Tell us if you won or not, and what you learned from the experience I won. It was exciting and informative, not only about the craft of writing but about myself as well. I found that I could do it... I could write a novel! I had always been told to write, had always wanted to do more than ad copy and blog posts, but I needed a little push. I needed something to kick me over the line and NaNo was that kick for me. I just couldn't … [Read more...] about NaNoWriMo Tips from Jeff Davis
Multiple Motives, A Kate Huntington Mystery by Kassandra Lamb
Psychotherapist Kate Huntington helps other people cope with the horrible things that have happened to them, but she herself has led a charmed life... so far. Now someone with a murderous grudge against her and her friend, lawyer Rob Franklin, is threatening everyone and everything that she holds dear. When the detective assigned to their case decides they are lovers attempting to rid themselves of their spouses, Kate and Rob are forced to investigate on their own. Can they identify their … [Read more...] about Multiple Motives, A Kate Huntington Mystery by Kassandra Lamb
A Yellow Jellow, What Did You Say? by J.Kaylin
Author and Illustrator JKaylin would like to introduce you to The Murgle-Flurgle-Flickity-Tickity-Tat, The Nutton Glutton, and The Greatest Me!. "A Yellow Jellow, What Did You Say?" is a delightful ensemble of children's poetical humor bearing the name of JKaylin. This highly read slim paperback quickly emptied off bookstore shelves with its first publication in 1994. Yet aimed at an audience of children 3 thru 8, people of all ages still enjoy this inspirational packed volume of … [Read more...] about A Yellow Jellow, What Did You Say? by J.Kaylin
You Know Your Name…Look Up Your Numbers by Michael John Fierro
You Know Your Name...Look Up Your Numbers is an introduction to the ancient science of Numerology. It is a step-by-step text on how to construct a Numerology chart with explanations and definitions of the various aspects of this ancient science. Reading this book will enable the reader to learn Numerology and its applications in life e.g., understanding oneself; understanding those in your life; better understanding of one's sexuality and that of one's partners. The book also includes charts for … [Read more...] about You Know Your Name…Look Up Your Numbers by Michael John Fierro
Silk Legacy by Richard Brawer
In early twentieth century Paterson, New Jersey, dashing twenty-nine year old Abraham Bressler charms naïve nineteen year old Sarah Singer into marriage by making her believe he feels the same way she does about the new calling of a modern woman. He then turns around and gives her little more respect than he would a servant, demanding she stay home to care for “his” house and “his” children. Feeling betrayed Sarah defies him and joins women's groups, actively participating in rallies for … [Read more...] about Silk Legacy by Richard Brawer
Set in Stone: Mountain View Cemetery by Trisha Lyn Fawver
A collection of photography from Mountain View Cemetery in Oakland, CA. Beautiful photos are intertwined with facts about this historic and serene location. This is volume one in the Set in Stone series from author and photographer Trisha Lyn Fawver. Targeted Age Group: All Ages What Advice Would You Give Aspiring Writers? Once you get started, the hardest part is over. Author Bio: Trisha Lyn Fawver is a self-taught photographer, but not a self-taught writer. With a degree in … [Read more...] about Set in Stone: Mountain View Cemetery by Trisha Lyn Fawver
Threads of Betrayal by Monica Koldyke Miller
Reagan Burnsfield has no interest in finding himself a wife. But that's exactly what he must do when a lumber contract falls through and threatens the family business. Marrying the beautiful debutante Amanda Bruester for her dowry will solve his short term need as well as give him the wife of his dreams. His courtship is hindered until they are arrested after stumbling upon bounty hunters hotly pursuing runaway slaves. In the ensuing scandal, Amanda chooses marriage over betraying her Aunt … [Read more...] about Threads of Betrayal by Monica Koldyke Miller
Taking Chances by Té Russ
Copy editor Miranda Parker is surprised when the famous photographer Spencer Gray becomes the CEO of the company she works for after his uncle passes away. She's always found his work amazing and inspiriting, especially since she desires to put her photographic skills to use. And he's not bad to look at either. Grieving Spencer Gray is immediately attracted to Miranda, and she is a welcome distraction. After a few coincidental run-ins, he decides he would like to something more with her, but … [Read more...] about Taking Chances by Té Russ
Dream Lover by Té Russ
Liz and John have been best friends for years. They've never thought about taking things past their platonic relationship. John was previous left at the altar, and Liz has relationship issues of her own stemming all the way back from childhood. But at some point things begin to change for John. Once he embraces the feelings he is developing for Liz, he makes it his mission to make her see whether she realizes it or not she feels the same way. Targeted Age Group: 18+ What Advice Would You … [Read more...] about Dream Lover by Té Russ