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Jonathan MacAlister has arrived in New Brunswick after the tragic deaths of his wife and two sons. He recovers in an old Victorian haunted by the 19th-Century spirit of Mary McLaughlin, the angelic ghost who has waited for her lover to return from a lost voyage. The beautiful serial killer, Tara Walsh,...

This first-person narrative begins in the early 1960s when the authors father unexpectedly disappears, plunging the family into poverty. Faced with inner-city violence, her mothers failing health, and institutionalized racism, her bitterness deepens. But when a violin enters her life, she experiences...

Becoming a Better You is a conscious journey of self-development with practical and accessible tools, exercises and practices for uncovering and eliminating blocks and barriers to living a full, rich and productive life. It follows a methodical, constant questioning and self-examination, requiring perseverance,...

Its GOOD to be GUTSY! For some of us this is easy, to speak out, take risks, stand at the leading edge of change. For most of us we need a nudge. So, this is a great book to get you started on your path to being GUTSY! Youll learn to Observe and Understand behaviors that have stood in the way of true...

Timeless History and Legacy of Kappa Upsilon Omega Chapter is a book that chronicles the beginning of this chapter (KUO) in Aiken, South Carolina. It shares the vision of Justine Hickson and other chartering members of KUO. Fifteen women decided they wanted to start a chapter in Aiken, South Carolina....

Fish Eats Lion collects the best original speculative fiction from Singapore - fantasy, science fiction, and the places in between - all anchored with imaginative methods to the Lion City. These twenty-two stories, from emerging writers publishing their first work to winners of the Singapore...

A least likely serial killer is stuck filing stories in the morgue of Phillys largest paper. The obsessed wannabe reporter makes crime news if he cant report it. Young women he waits on wind up being his victims. A street-smart reporter becomes a target as he digs into the random murders. He and detectives...

Tim Thornbourne, successful in business but not in marriage, retreats to the country to grow gourmet and largely forgotten fruit. In time his orchard would become a Mecca for foodies and he, Tim Thornbourne, would be The Man Who Rediscovered the Medlar. But the last thing he expected was for the orchard...

A literary fiesta: from short stories such as Lifeguard, The Hunt, and A Summer in the Lives of Two Rebels to poems such as Bus Station at the Border, Native Spirit, and Maybe Someday and sayings such as Worry is slow death to ponder.

2007 ForeWord Book of the Year Award Finalist! Follow Me to Glory is the story of Ian Carlyles journey to becoming a warrior. Ian slashes through the Crimean War, ripping open the most mismanaged military campaign in British history! Deadly war is lived through the adventures and misadventures of this...

There is one city left, and soon that will be gone, for the streets of Kray are crumbling beneath a wave of exotic and lethal vegetation as it creeps south, threatening to wipe out the last traces of humanity. In the desperate struggle for survival most Krayans live from day to day, awaiting salvation...

A masterwork of twisted imagination; a supernatural thriller to rival Rosemary's Baby and The Omen. From its opening scene in the blood-spattered snow of Utah to its electrifying sequence atop Manhattan's skyline, you will be unable to put it down.

"No, I'm..." George never got the chance to complete the sentence. His head exploded and showered Molly with blood, broken bone and brain matter. She screamed as the car went out fo control and veered left through the left lane, across the median strip and headlong into a twin trailer, eighteen wheeler....

After teaming up with FBI agent Kathryn Burke Jack Kennedy a Boston homicide detective turned small town chief managed to uncover a government conspiracy that dates back over 40 years and reaches the very heights of the federal government.