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The Dollmaker’s Daughter is a tale of twin princesses who lead vastly different lives. Separated at birth, one girl is raised in the forest, poor and maimed, but much loved. The other lives in royal comfort in an opulent palace, but is sorely neglected. Unaware of each other, the girls' paths continually...

Thunder rumbled in the distance and rain fell from the night sky onto the Big Easy, its revelers and the unconscious Paul Rocheport- who was drunk again. This was his miserable life after being forced to murder and giving up control of his life to a gangster named Gregory Reznikov. In New Orleans,...

The Wishing Oak is a tale of two sisters. One of them is happiest when she’s hard at work; the other, when she’s lazing the day away in her bedchamber. Only one of them can become queen after the death of their father, who seemed to rule their kingdom by magic. When the truth is discovered to...

Whether you're up or down at the moment, one fact remains: the stock market is actually 75% psychological and only 25% financial. THE PSYCHOLOGY OF THE STOCK MARKET: Human Impulses Lead To Speculative Disasters is a brief, but fascinating guide about what really influences the way the financial markets...

Words have a way of triggering mental images, emotions and physical reactions. Sex, just happens to be one of the most talked about and thought about words in our vocabulary. With its many synonyms it is an inescapable part of our daily speech. The act the word describes is no less embedded into our...

“The military career of the Duke of Wellingtons champion There have been few British soldiers during the Napoleonic era of comparatively junior rank who achieved fame in their own time rather than as a result of their subsequent careers. Many of the names we know today owe that to their authorship...

In what ways does psychological development differ from spiritual development and psychological experience from spiritual experience? Bringing together two disparate theories under a trans-disciplinary framework, G. C. Tympas presents a comparison of Carl Jung’s theory of psychic development...

This inspirational, devotional is perfect for realizing the glory of God and the need to praise Him no matter where you are in your spiritual journey. A perfect month-long study for teenagers and adults alike. "Praise" is an excellent read on the go, on a lunch break, or in the quiet moments of life. You can download the Praise app by visiting: http://gcdenwiddie.com/my-apps/.

The Boy Smith is the tale of a blacksmith’s son who is bored to tears with his apprenticeship, so off he goes to seek his fortune. That fortune quickly becomes wrapped up with the fates of a greedy knight, a princess with too many suitors and a giant who does not appreciate thieves in his barley...

The Brave Houseboy is the tale of a young boy with a tragic past and a hopeless future. He overhears the secret of a great animal horn that sits on a high shelf in his master's library. With this knowledge, small, frightened and powerless as he is, the houseboy realises that only he can save the kingdom...

Stolen weapons, targeted murders and a high-profile kidnapping signal an insurrection is underway in Ireland. Soon, intercepts captured by Canadian and NSA super-computers confirm that an IRA splinter group is preparing to usurp control of the country. Its commander will then seek vengeance on Canada....

Signals intercepts are warning Canada’s security services of an imminent attack on the West Coast of the country. Quickly, Colonel Ian Munro (The Arch Deceiver) finds himself back in Vancouver where his covert unit, the Insurgent Review Commission (IRC), and conventional agencies are tasked to stop...

James Ashworth, ruled under the thumb of his cold, abusive, father, King, Henry Ashworth. James heard over the years, the rumors, and tales of Henry’s first family. The rumors told of a tale of women disappearing and murder. Beautiful, Isabella Wellington catches James’s eye and wins his heart. Isabella causes a rift between the king and the young Prince.

“[A] unique account of British threat responses to potential German conflict . . . Strongly recommended” (Firetrench). In the immediate aftermath of the First World War, it was expected that international disputes could be settled by arbitration through the creation of the League of Nations....