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The Struggle Knows Not by Nelson Lowhim The Struggle Knows Not by Nelson Lowhim Feb. 07, 2012 $5.99 51898 words Sample 20%
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Nelson Lowhim was born in Tanzania where he lived for the first decade of his life. He then moved to India for a year before settling in the U.S. in the state of Michigan. He spent some of his formative years hitchhiking and hiking around the great state of Alaska. From there he joined the Army and served for seven years as an Infantryman in 1st AD then as an Engineer in Fifth Group. After his time in the Military—which included many travels through Europe and the MIddle East—he came to New York and earned an undergraduate degree from Columbia University. He currently lives with his girlfriend in the Bronx. You can visit his blog at: http://nelsonlowhim.blogspot.com/
The Sol-Bect War, Part 2 by Paul Belanger The Sol-Bect War, Part 2 by Paul Belanger Feb. 01, 2012 $2.99 97972 words Sample 20%
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Paul J Belanger was born in Western Massachusetts in 1966. He joined the Air Force at 18 as an aircraft electrician and became interested in aviation. In 1988 he began flying, earned his private pilot certificate in 1992, and moved to Colorado Springs to complete flight school. Paul currently lives in Maine where he is a flight instructor, charter pilot, and co-owner of a computer gaming software company, Lost Luggage Studios LLC, with his brother Jamie.
The Golden Chalice of Hunahpu: The Spanish Attack on the Maya by William Vlach The Golden Chalice of Hunahpu: The Spanish Attack on the Maya by William Vlach Jan. 28, 2012 $3.99 75603 words Sample 20%
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William Vlach lives in San Francisco. His poetry has been published in the United States and the U.K. Both his playwriting and parody works have won writing awards. His essays on the history of ethics have been published in psychology journals in the States. His research on police psychology has been published in the volume Violence: Mercurial Gestalt. He has served on the Steering Group of Oxford University’s Cultures of Violence Project. He continues his clinical practice in San Francisco.
A Lonely Journey by Beatrice McClearn A Lonely Journey by Beatrice McClearn Jan. 15, 2012 $0.99 892 words Sample 20%
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McClearn began writing at age 9 but began her professional career at the age of 26. It was then she was hired to complete freelance projects with various companies throughout the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area. Meanwhile she dedicated the rest of her time writing for blogs such as MindPlay, Confessions of a Fat Girl, and Road to Recovery.
Black Knights of the Hudson Book V: War Clouds in the East by Beverly Gray Black Knights of the Hudson Book V: War Clouds in the East by Beverly Gray Jan. 11, 2012 $2.99 116545 words Sample 15%
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Beverly Gray is the youngest child of a career Army officer and his wife. Born in Paris, raised in Hawaii, she received her degrees in History from Western Washington University; with a concentration in U.S. and British cultural history, military history, and the history of technology. After a brief stint as a teacher, she has earned her livelihood as a technical writer for most of her adult career.
Black Knights of the Hudson Book IV: Long Gray Line by Beverly Gray Black Knights of the Hudson Book IV: Long Gray Line by Beverly Gray Jan. 11, 2012 $2.99 96894 words Sample 15%
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Beverly Gray is the youngest child of a career Army officer and his wife. Born in Paris, raised in Hawaii, she received her degrees in History from Western Washington University; with a concentration in U.S. and British cultural history, military history, and the history of technology. After a brief stint as a teacher, she has earned her livelihood as a technical writer for most of her adult career.
Black Knights of the Hudson Book III: Changing of the Guard by Beverly Gray Black Knights of the Hudson Book III: Changing of the Guard by Beverly Gray Jan. 10, 2012 $2.99 101283 words Sample 15%
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Beverly Gray is the youngest child of a career Army officer and his wife. Born in Paris, raised in Hawaii, she received her degrees in History from Western Washington University; with a concentration in U.S. and British cultural history, military history, and the history of technology. After a brief stint as a teacher, she has earned her livelihood as a technical writer for most of her adult career.
Black Knights of the Hudson Book II: Boots and Saddles by Beverly Gray Black Knights of the Hudson Book II: Boots and Saddles by Beverly Gray Jan. 10, 2012 $2.99 106073 words Sample 15%
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Beverly Gray is the youngest child of a career Army officer and his wife. Born in Paris, raised in Hawaii, she received her degrees in History from Western Washington University; with a concentration in U.S. and British cultural history, military history, and the history of technology. After a brief stint as a teacher, she has earned her livelihood as a technical writer for most of her adult career.
Black Knights of the Hudson Book I: Shadow of the Flags by Beverly Gray Black Knights of the Hudson Book I: Shadow of the Flags by Beverly Gray Jan. 10, 2012 Free! 93873 words Read a sample
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Beverly Gray is the youngest child of a career Army officer and his wife. Born in Paris, raised in Hawaii, she received her degrees in History from Western Washington University; with a concentration in U.S. and British cultural history, military history, and the history of technology. After a brief stint as a teacher, she has earned her livelihood as a technical writer for most of her adult career.
Heart Of A Soldier by Josh Isaacs Heart Of A Soldier by Josh Isaacs Jan. 06, 2012 Free! 4931 words Read a sample
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I'm a 21 year old who wants to change the world. Due to the unlikelihood of that happening, I'll settle for changing you if you'll let me. I've had no formal creative writing training nor have I gone to college, though that is in the works. I've not even read any classical literature; what I write is purely me and my own, as repulsive and coarse as that may be. I've written about a half-dozen short stories, most of a novel, and over a hundred complete song lyrics(some use poetic devices, most don't, aside from rhyming). Not looking to make money from my stories--at least not until I've taken classes for writing. I'm also a guitarist, a wannabe singer and a terrible pianist. In a world of synth-driven, auto-tuned chart toppers, the kind of musician that I hope to be is quickly becoming obsolete. May each universe you create be as filled with imagination and wonder as this one. Please alert me to any ways you feel I can improve my style of writing. Rates, comments and criticism are not only welcome, but much appreciated.
The Tenth Day by don safran The Tenth Day by don safran Jan. 02, 2012 $2.99 72979 words Sample 20%
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Just Smile (a short story) by Nelson Lowhim Just Smile (a short story) by Nelson Lowhim Dec. 30, 2011 $0.99 2083 words Sample 30%
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Nelson Lowhim was born in Tanzania where he lived for the first decade of his life. He then moved to India for a year before settling in the U.S. in the state of Michigan. He spent some of his formative years hitchhiking and hiking around the great state of Alaska. From there he joined the Army and served for seven years as an Infantryman in 1st AD then as an Engineer in Fifth Group. After his time in the Military—which included many travels through Europe and the MIddle East—he came to New York and earned an undergraduate degree from Columbia University. He currently lives with his girlfriend in the Bronx. You can visit his blog at: http://nelsonlowhim.blogspot.com/
Flying's Easy by Thomas Harrington Flying's Easy by Thomas Harrington Dec. 16, 2011 $2.99 139293 words Sample 20%
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Prior to writing novels, the author enjoyed a multifaceted career: from decorated combat aviator to global communications director of a major consumer brand. He has traveled the world and met sports, film and television stars, political leaders, and royalty. He graduated from Middlebury College, is married, lives in Germany, and has two grown children.
His Will Be Done by Jim Chapman His Will Be Done by Jim Chapman Dec. 16, 2011 $2.99 137150 words Sample 20%
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Jim Chapman is a noted Canadian broadcaster, journalist and author. His acclaimed books range from spiritual reflections to dramatic fiction.
Northrop Hall by Margaret Bacon Northrop Hall by Margaret Bacon Dec. 14, 2011 $7.99 95879 words Sample 10%
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Margaret Bacon was brought up in the Yorkshire Dales, and educated at The Mount School, York and at Oxford. She taught history before her marriage to a Civil Engineer whose profession entailed much travel and frequent moves of house. Her first book, 'Journey to Guyana', was an account of two years spent in South America. Her subsequent books, including one children's novel, have all been fiction. She has two daughters and is now settled in Wiltshire.
Mùa Biển Động - Tập IV: Tha HÆ°Æ¡ng by Nguyá»…n Má»™ng Giác Mùa Biển Động - Tập IV: Tha HÆ°Æ¡ng by Nguyá»…n Má»™ng Giác Dec. 14, 2011 $4.99 267992 words Sample 20%
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- Sinh năm 1940 tại Bình Định, miền Trung Việt Nam. - Học trung học ở trường Cường Để Qui Nhơn, trường Võ Tánh Nha Trang và trường Chu Văn An Sài Gòn (2) - Học một năm ở Đại Học Văn Khoa Sài Gòn rồi ra Huế học Đại học Sư phạm ban Việt Hán - Tốt nghiệp thủ khoa Đại học Sư phạm Huế năm 1963, khóa Nguyễn Du (1) - Dạy học tại trường Đồng Khánh Huế (1963-1965), trường Cường Để Qui Nhơn (1965-1973) - Là Chánh Sự Vụ Sở Học Chánh tỉnh Bình Định (1973-1974) và làm chuyên viên nghiên cứu giáo dục Bộ Giáo Dục, Sài Gòn (1974-1975) (2) - Bắt đầu viết văn năm 1971, đã cộng tác với các tạp chí Bách Khoa, Văn, Thời Tập, Ý Thức. - Vượt biển tị nạn năm 1981 qua ngả Nam Dương, đến định cư tại Hoa Kỳ cuối năm 1982. - Cộng tác với các báo Đồng Nai, Việt Nam Tự Do, Người Việt, Văn, Văn Học Nghệ Thuật. - Chủ bút tạp chí Văn Học, California, Hoa Kỳ, từ 1986 đến tháng Tám /2004. - Hiện định cư tại thành phố Westminster thuộc quận Orange, California, cùng với gia đình. Danh Sách Tác Phẩm 1. Tác phẩm xuất bản tại miền Nam trước năm 1975: - Nỗi băn khoăn của Kim Dung (tiểu luận, nxb Văn Mới, Sài Gòn 1972) - Bão rớt (tập truyện ngắn, nxb Trí Đăng, Sài Gòn 1973) * - Tiếng chim vườn cũ (truyện dài, nxb Trí Đăng, Sài Gòn 1973) - Qua cầu gió bay (truyện dài, đăng trên tạp chí Bách Khoa từ số 350 đến số 357, nxb Văn Mới, Sài Gòn, in thành tập năm 1974) - Đường một chiều (truyện dài, Giải thưởng Trung tâm Văn bút Việt Nam, 1974, nxb Nam Giao, Sài Gòn 1974) 2. Tác phẩm xuất bản ở hải ngoại: - Ngựa nản chân bon (truyện ngắn, nxb Người Việt, Hoa Kỳ 1984) - Xuôi dòng (tập truyện ngắn, nxb Văn Nghệ, Hoa Kỳ 1987) - Mùa biển động (trường thiên tiểu thuyết, nxb Văn Nghệ, Hoa Kỳ, xuất bản từ 1982-1989) gồm tất cả 5 tập: . Những đợt sóng ngầm, 1984 . Bão nổi, 1985 . Mùa biển động, 1986 . Bèo giạt, 1988 . Tha hương, 1989 Tái bản lần thứ 6 năm 2001. - Sông Côn mùa lũ (trường thiên tiểu thuyết, 4 tập, viết từ năm 1977-1981) . Nhà xuất bản An Tiêm (Hoa Kỳ) xuất bản những năm 1990,1991 . Nhà xuất bản Văn Học (Hà Nội) và Trung Tâm Nghiên Cứu Quốc Học tái bản lần thứ nhất năm 1998 . Trung Tâm Nghiên Cứu Quốc Học, nhà xuất bản Văn Học và nhà sách Văn Lang (Sài Gòn) tái bản lần thứ nhì năm 2003 . Nhà xuất bản Văn Học và Nhà sách Thanh Nghĩa tái bản lần thứ ba năm 2007 - Nghĩ về văn học hải ngoại (tiểu luận, nxb Văn Mới, Hoa Kỳ 2003) - Bạn văn, một thuở…(tạp luận, nxb Văn Mới, Hoa Kỳ 2005)
My Name is Legion (The David Morrell Short Fiction Collection #2) by David Morrell My Name is Legion (The David Morrell Short Fiction Collection #2) by David Morrell Dec. 12, 2011 $0.99 9916 words Sample 2%
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DAVID MORRELL David Morrell is the award-winning author of First Blood, the novel in which Rambo was created. He was born in 1943 in Kitchener, Ontario, Canada. In 1960, at the age of seventeen, he became a fan of the classic television series, Route 66, about two young men in a Corvette convertible traveling the United States in search of America and themselves. The scripts by Stirling Silliphant so impressed Morrell that he decided to become a writer. In 1966, the work of another writer (Hemingway scholar Philip Young) prompted Morrell to move to the United States, where he studied with Young at the Pennsylvania State University and received his M.A. and Ph. D. in American literature. There, he also met the esteemed science-fiction author William Tenn (real name Philip Klass), who taught Morrell the basics of fiction writing. The result was First Blood, a ground-breaking novel about a returned Vietnam veteran suffering from post-trauma stress disorder who comes into conflict with a small-town police chief and fights his own version of the Vietnam War. That “father” of modern action novels was published in 1972 while Morrell was a professor in the English department at the University of Iowa. He taught there from 1970 to 1986, simultaneously writing other novels, many of them international bestsellers, including the classic spy trilogy, The Brotherhood of the Rose (the basis for a top-rated NBC miniseries that premiered after a Super Bowl), The Fraternity of the Stone, and The League of Night and Fog. Eventually wearying of two professions, Morrell gave up his academic tenure in order to write full time. Shortly afterward, his fifteen-year-old son Matthew was diagnosed with a rare form of bone cancer and died in 1987, a loss that haunts not only Morrell’s life but his work, as in his memoir about Matthew, Fireflies, and his novel Desperate Measures, whose main character lost a son. “The mild-mannered professor with the bloody-minded visions,” as one reviewer called him, Morrell is the author of thirty-three books, including such high-action thrillers as The Naked Edge, Creepers, and The Spy Who Came for Christmas (set in Santa Fe, New Mexico, where he lives). Always interested in different ways to tell a story, he wrote the six-part comic-book series, Captain America: The Chosen. His writing book, The Successful Novelist, analyzes what he has learned during his four decades as an author. Morrell is a co-founder of the International Thriller Writers organization. Noted for his research, he is a graduate of the National Outdoor Leadership School for wilderness survival as well as the G. Gordon Liddy Academy of Corporate Security. He is also an honorary lifetime member of the Special Operations Association and the Association of Intelligence Officers. He has been trained in firearms, hostage negotiation, assuming identities, executive protection, and car fighting, among numerous other action skills that he describes in his novels. To research the aerial sequences in The Shimmer, he became a private pilot. Morrell is an Edgar and Anthony nominee as well as a three-time recipient of the distinguished Stoker Award from the Horror Writers Association. The International Thriller Writers organization gave him its prestigious ThrillerMaster Award. With eighteen million copies in print, his work has been translated into twenty-six languages.
De kus by Anaïd Haen De kus by Anaïd Haen Dec. 05, 2011 Free! 1049 words Read a sample
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Anaïd Haen is een prijswinnend schrijfster, die met haar verhalen (naast nominaties bij Op Ruwe Planken en Troepiaal) de Unleash Award 2010 en al vier keer de themawedstrijd van Pure Fantasy heeft gewonnen. Haar verhalen zijn verschenen in Pure Fantasy, Dertien, Zee van Verbeelding, Verborgen achter de Horizon, Fantastisch strijdtoneel II en op Ruwe Planken 9.1. Ze schreef samen met Cocky van Dijk drie Sinterklaasmusicals. Jaarlijks organiseert ze de verhalenwedstrijd Fantastels. Ze schrijft verhalen en romans, vaak in samenwerking met Django Mathijsen. Dutch short story author, mainly writing fantasy and science fiction. In Dutch.
Inside Job and LA Brawl (Two Story Pack) by Kenneth Guthrie Inside Job and LA Brawl (Two Story Pack) by Kenneth Guthrie Dec. 04, 2011 $2.99 9257 words Sample 10%
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Kenneth Guthrie is the author of over 300 short stories, novellas, novels, magazines, collections and more. His most popular series to date are his Mage and Tank series; however, he writes in almost every genre, so there is always something for everyone. He publishes through Lunatic Ink Publishing with other respected multi-genre authors.
Driving Major Temple and Assassin (Two Story Pack) by Kenneth Guthrie Driving Major Temple and Assassin (Two Story Pack) by Kenneth Guthrie Dec. 04, 2011 $2.99 10287 words Sample 10%
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Kenneth Guthrie is the author of over 300 short stories, novellas, novels, magazines, collections and more. His most popular series to date are his Mage and Tank series; however, he writes in almost every genre, so there is always something for everyone. He publishes through Lunatic Ink Publishing with other respected multi-genre authors.
The Chocolate Box by C D Wilson The Chocolate Box by C D Wilson Dec. 04, 2011 $2.99 93031 words Sample 30%
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I spent the last several winters in Florida and have become friends with many American Veterans of World War Two, Korea, and Vietnam. We spent relaxing afternoons, having drinks, discussing their stories, which have become the basis of the novels. The Pacific, World War Two, The Korean War, Love and Valor, Vietnam, The Medal of Honor and America, The Winds of Change. The novels follow the O’Brien family from New York City through three generations from 1939 to the present. The O’Brien’s are a family that defends America. I had a new addition to my family three years ago and have started a series about Alex based on my grandson.
Retaliate :: Beyond the Grave, Bin Laden's Last Attack on the United States by S.P. Grogan Retaliate :: Beyond the Grave, Bin Laden's Last Attack on the United States by S.P. Grogan Dec. 03, 2011 $3.99 55022 words Sample 10%
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S.P. Grogan is active in the entertainment industry. For the last ten years the author has been an annual visitor to the Big Island and for several years active in real estate on the island of Kaua'i. Buy the author's best selling debut quest mystery, Vegas Die. Stephen Grogan has been in a battle all his life between his creative elements, less the single purpose vocation, more so the generalist everyman with a boatload of ideas seeking fulfillment. His resume would take pages, with harrowing stories, and forgettable sidebars. Suffice it to say, he has always written, whether in school, or his first job out of college (public relations) or in the entrepreneurial world where a business plan is required to be drafted. For ten years in the 1990's, S.P. Grogan was an editor & publisher of an industry entertainment magazine.
Inside Job (Honor Action War Series #4) by Kenneth Guthrie Inside Job (Honor Action War Series #4) by Kenneth Guthrie Dec. 01, 2011 $2.99 6680 words Sample 10%
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Kenneth Guthrie is the author of over 300 short stories, novellas, novels, magazines, collections and more. His most popular series to date are his Mage and Tank series; however, he writes in almost every genre, so there is always something for everyone. He publishes through Lunatic Ink Publishing with other respected multi-genre authors.
Perfect Shot (Honor Action War Series #3) by Kenneth Guthrie Perfect Shot (Honor Action War Series #3) by Kenneth Guthrie Dec. 01, 2011 $2.99 6790 words Sample 10%
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Kenneth Guthrie is the author of over 300 short stories, novellas, novels, magazines, collections and more. His most popular series to date are his Mage and Tank series; however, he writes in almost every genre, so there is always something for everyone. He publishes through Lunatic Ink Publishing with other respected multi-genre authors.
Showdown (Hired Action Thriller Series #5) by Kenneth Guthrie Showdown (Hired Action Thriller Series #5) by Kenneth Guthrie Dec. 01, 2011 $2.99 6975 words Sample 10%
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Kenneth Guthrie is the author of over 300 short stories, novellas, novels, magazines, collections and more. His most popular series to date are his Mage and Tank series; however, he writes in almost every genre, so there is always something for everyone. He publishes through Lunatic Ink Publishing with other respected multi-genre authors.
Bomb Squad (Hired Action Thriller Series #4) by Kenneth Guthrie Bomb Squad (Hired Action Thriller Series #4) by Kenneth Guthrie Dec. 01, 2011 $2.99 7077 words Sample 10%
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Kenneth Guthrie is the author of over 300 short stories, novellas, novels, magazines, collections and more. His most popular series to date are his Mage and Tank series; however, he writes in almost every genre, so there is always something for everyone. He publishes through Lunatic Ink Publishing with other respected multi-genre authors.
Day of Thunder Years of Woe by tanner george Day of Thunder Years of Woe by tanner george Nov. 29, 2011 $15.99 24985 words Sample 15%
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My name is Tanner George. In January, 1980, I copywrited an unfinished version of "God's Continuing Word, A Personal Message For Me." Over the years, the anoynymous writer made additions to the manuscript and printed them. The writer finally finished the project in 2011 and released it for publication under APM Publishing Company. Excerpts can be read at www.godscontinuingword.com. The book asks and answers the questions: "What are you? Where are you? Why are you in this place? What is your purpose for existing? What is your destiny?" Because the book is mostly gender neutral, the following substitutions have been made where gender distinction is not intended: Rhe, substituted for he or she. Hes, substituted for her, hers or his. Hom, substituted for her or him. The book is touted as one of the most important and profound books ever written.
RE-ENTRY (A Novel) by Michael Pagano RE-ENTRY (A Novel) by Michael Pagano Nov. 23, 2011 $0.99 55469 words Sample 15%
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Michael is an Oklahoman transplanted to Connecticut and that geographic diversity mimics his career as well. After serving as an Army corpsman in Vietnam, he became a Physician Assistant (PA). He enjoyed the teaching role of being a PA and detoured to graduate school for an M.A. in English that lead to a Ph.D. in Communication with a focus on health communication. As Professor and Chair, he developed and inaugurated the Physician Assistant Program at the University of Health Sciences/The Chicago Medical School, in North Chicago, IL. Then he detoured for nearly a decade and worked in New York City as an Associate Creative Director in healthcare advertising. Concurrently, he served as an adjunct for Cornell University’s Industrial and Labor Relations Program in NYC and taught writing and Communication courses. Today, he continues to practice as a PA and combines that profession with his 25 years of undergraduate and graduate teaching experience. In addition, he enjoys researching and writing about healthcare provider education, as well as health, interpersonal, and organizational communication. For the past eight years, he’s been in the Department of Communication at Fairfield University in Fairfield, Connecticut where he is an Associate Professor and Graduate Program Director. He has published four health communication related books, numerous journal articles, and an e-novel. He and his wife enjoy playing golf, traveling, and visiting with their granddaughter in New Hampshire. He has two sons and an adopted cat.
Hornet's Nest by William H. Labarge Hornet's Nest by William H. Labarge Nov. 23, 2011 $3.99 76040 words Sample 20%
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Night Fighters by Rob Smith Night Fighters by Rob Smith Nov. 19, 2011 $2.99 116413 words Sample 8%
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Rob Smith is a serving RAF officer with two tours of Iraq very happily behind him. Night Fighters is his debut novel, and he is currently working on a sequel, Remote.
The Mobled Queen by Mojo Place The Mobled Queen by Mojo Place Nov. 17, 2011 $5.99 115857 words Sample 20%
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Mojo Place lives waayyy out in the sticks, somewhere in the Berkshire foothills of Western Massachusetts, as far from polite society as both can manage. She spends a fair amount of her time shooing bears out of her back yard. When she is not shooing bears, her life is dull and uneventful. She prefers it that way. More mind-numbing dullness can be found on her website, www.mojorama.com.
Sacred Intentions (Arrington Saga, book 3) by Roxane Tepfer Sanford Sacred Intentions (Arrington Saga, book 3) by Roxane Tepfer Sanford Nov. 15, 2011 $2.99 102160 words Sample 10%
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Roxane Tepfer Sanford is the author of The Girl in the Lighthouse and All That is Beautiful. Her writing style has been compared to that of well known gothic fiction author, V.C. Andrews. The release of the third novel in the series is due out in 2011. Roxane is the very busy mother of six children, and whatever spare time is left, she dedicates to writing novels. Currently she lives in Gilbert, Arizona.
The Gift of Fiji to Denmark by King Fernidad Frederick of Prussia The Gift of Fiji to Denmark by King Fernidad Frederick of Prussia Nov. 14, 2011 Free! 2407 words Read a sample
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Wall Street Ranger: The Complete Saga by Chris Veeter Wall Street Ranger: The Complete Saga by Chris Veeter Nov. 14, 2011 $5.99 170935 words Sample 20%
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Chris Veeter has been writing fiction for two decades. He has worked for leading online publications under a number of aliases. When he isn't exploring the tropics, he enjoys researching military history and espionage.
MiG-23 Broke my Heart by AK Dawson MiG-23 Broke my Heart by AK Dawson Nov. 11, 2011 $0.99 98744 words Sample 15%
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Originally from South Africa, AK Dawson lives in Gateshead, in the North East of England.
One Morning Came Brightly by Allen Glick One Morning Came Brightly by Allen Glick Nov. 10, 2011 $4.99 96854 words Sample 20%
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Allen Glick enlisted in the US Marine Corps and served his duty in the jungles of Vietnam. Upon returning home, he became a master carpenter, a husband and the father of two daughters. After earning both his B.A. and M.A. in English, he began a new career teaching high school English in Texas. In 2006, he returned to Asia traveling through Vietnam, Cambodia, Thailand and China. Throughout all this time he was, first and foremost, a writer, completing four fiction novels. His most recent novel, Pity for the Crow is a tale of magical realism, weaving together 500 years of Texas, Mexico and Central America history into an engaging modern day conquistador adventure. He is now writing his first non-fiction work, a retrospective on his life and travels.
The Chu Lai Jacket by Allen Glick The Chu Lai Jacket by Allen Glick Nov. 10, 2011 $4.99 110546 words Sample 20%
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Allen Glick enlisted in the US Marine Corps and served his duty in the jungles of Vietnam. Upon returning home, he became a master carpenter, a husband and the father of two daughters. After earning both his B.A. and M.A. in English, he began a new career teaching high school English in Texas. In 2006, he returned to Asia traveling through Vietnam, Cambodia, Thailand and China. Throughout all this time he was, first and foremost, a writer, completing four fiction novels. His most recent novel, Pity for the Crow is a tale of magical realism, weaving together 500 years of Texas, Mexico and Central America history into an engaging modern day conquistador adventure. He is now writing his first non-fiction work, a retrospective on his life and travels.
The Interpreter - Special Military Edition by Shah Wali Fazli The Interpreter - Special Military Edition by Shah Wali Fazli Nov. 10, 2011 $0.99 62178 words Sample 10%
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Shah Wali Fazli was born in Kabul, Afghanistan. After finishing high school, he attended Kabul University, studying medicine. When the Taliban regime came to power in Afghanistan, he left Kabul and worked for NATO for years as an interpreter. He now lives in Germany. Shah Wali Fazli’s first book, called ‘Running from Life’, was originally published in the Dari language and is now available in English. ‘The Interpreter’ is his second book.
Seven Lives to Repay Our Country by Edward Carpenter Seven Lives to Repay Our Country by Edward Carpenter Nov. 09, 2011 $0.99 3334 words Sample 13%
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I come from a family of 12 children, joined the military at 17, and have spent the last 21 years circling the globe, most of it as a member of Uncle Sam's Misguided Children... ...I went from Private to Major, and along the way flew some planes (and jumped out of perfectly good ones) got a broken heart and a handful of interesting scars, and am probably responsible for giving a few of each as well... I've lived in Saudi Arabia, Japan, and Indonesia - been to war and back, picked up a Master's degree, gave my bit of advice to senior Admirals, played some great rugby, and still found time to write a little. I hope you'll enjoy my first releases, and stay tuned for more. Best regards, E.H.C.
Winter's Coming, Winters Gone by Allen Glick Winter's Coming, Winters Gone by Allen Glick Nov. 08, 2011 $4.99 124197 words Sample 20%
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Allen Glick enlisted in the US Marine Corps and served his duty in the jungles of Vietnam. Upon returning home, he became a master carpenter, a husband and the father of two daughters. After earning both his B.A. and M.A. in English, he began a new career teaching high school English in Texas. In 2006, he returned to Asia traveling through Vietnam, Cambodia, Thailand and China. Throughout all this time he was, first and foremost, a writer, completing four fiction novels. His most recent novel, Pity for the Crow is a tale of magical realism, weaving together 500 years of Texas, Mexico and Central America history into an engaging modern day conquistador adventure. He is now writing his first non-fiction work, a retrospective on his life and travels.
What Should We Speak Of When We Are Old? by R. J. Hendrickson What Should We Speak Of When We Are Old? by R. J. Hendrickson Nov. 06, 2011 $2.99 84491 words Sample 20%
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R. J. Hendrickson is a former U.S. Army Infantry officer, Airborne Ranger and Jumpmaster, most notably in the 82nd Airborne Division. He volunteered for service in the Central Highlands of South Vietnam in 1971-1972 as an advisor to the Vietnamese Rangers. Living with the Vietnamese and Montagnard soldiers he learned of their tenacity as fighters and love for their freedom and country. Soon after leaving the Army, he met the girl of his dreams. They married and are living happily ever after. Their three married daughters have blessed them with seven grandchildren. R. J. has worked over thirty years as a mechanical engineer in the mining industry, living in five states. He knows how it feels to be fired, as well as being successful. His philosophy is to be true to oneself and life will offer much in the way of excitement and adventure. His writing has been tempered by the hard knocks of life. He believes in realism, his Christian faith, love for his fellow man, honor, and writing that grabs you by the lapels and takes you to places you haven't been.
Wall Street Ranger - Book 3 by Chris Veeter Wall Street Ranger - Book 3 by Chris Veeter Nov. 06, 2011 $2.99 63719 words Sample 20%
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Chris Veeter has been writing fiction for two decades. He has worked for leading online publications under a number of aliases. When he isn't exploring the tropics, he enjoys researching military history and espionage.
Though Worlds May Change by Carole McEntee-Taylor Though Worlds May Change by Carole McEntee-Taylor Nov. 04, 2011 $1.99 130225 words Sample 20%
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Carole McEntee-Taylor is the author of The Weekend Trippers, originally published by Bank House Books in October 2011. Carole has now republished it herself and all the author royalties will go the Rifles Benevolent Trust. The Weekend Trippers is the true story of Carole's father-in-law, Ted Taylor, and his part in the Rifle Brigade's last stand in Calais in May 1940. Whilst writing The Weekend Trippers Carole also began writing a docu-drama based on the diaries of both Ted and his fiancee Brenda. While Ted languished in various POW camps in Poland Brenda waited for him, surviving the Blitz and working as a nurse in London. Called The Cat & The Nightingale Saga, these are in several volumes and the first three are now available in print. Carole has also written another novel called A Second in Time based on the strange disappearance of 30,000 POWs at the end of World War 2. Carole has wide ranging interests and together with her husband David has also written two spiritual books, The Re-Enlightenment and Holiday from Hell which are available on Amazon. Carole lives in Essex with her husband David and a rather ancient, slightly deaf, Border Collie called Reubin. She works at the Military Corrective Training Centre in Colchester, the UK Forces only remaining detention centre and is currently writing a book about its history. She has also written some housing guides for those leaving HM Forces. For more information please visit www.carolemctbooks.info
The Pencilled Message by Carole McEntee-Taylor The Pencilled Message by Carole McEntee-Taylor Nov. 04, 2011 $1.99 83319 words Sample 20%
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Carole McEntee-Taylor is the author of The Weekend Trippers, originally published by Bank House Books in October 2011. Carole has now republished it herself and all the author royalties will go the Rifles Benevolent Trust. The Weekend Trippers is the true story of Carole's father-in-law, Ted Taylor, and his part in the Rifle Brigade's last stand in Calais in May 1940. Whilst writing The Weekend Trippers Carole also began writing a docu-drama based on the diaries of both Ted and his fiancee Brenda. While Ted languished in various POW camps in Poland Brenda waited for him, surviving the Blitz and working as a nurse in London. Called The Cat & The Nightingale Saga, these are in several volumes and the first three are now available in print. Carole has also written another novel called A Second in Time based on the strange disappearance of 30,000 POWs at the end of World War 2. Carole has wide ranging interests and together with her husband David has also written two spiritual books, The Re-Enlightenment and Holiday from Hell which are available on Amazon. Carole lives in Essex with her husband David and a rather ancient, slightly deaf, Border Collie called Reubin. She works at the Military Corrective Training Centre in Colchester, the UK Forces only remaining detention centre and is currently writing a book about its history. She has also written some housing guides for those leaving HM Forces. For more information please visit www.carolemctbooks.info
A Week In May 1940 by Carole McEntee-Taylor A Week In May 1940 by Carole McEntee-Taylor Nov. 04, 2011 $1.99 80469 words Sample 20%
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Carole McEntee-Taylor is the author of The Weekend Trippers, originally published by Bank House Books in October 2011. Carole has now republished it herself and all the author royalties will go the Rifles Benevolent Trust. The Weekend Trippers is the true story of Carole's father-in-law, Ted Taylor, and his part in the Rifle Brigade's last stand in Calais in May 1940. Whilst writing The Weekend Trippers Carole also began writing a docu-drama based on the diaries of both Ted and his fiancee Brenda. While Ted languished in various POW camps in Poland Brenda waited for him, surviving the Blitz and working as a nurse in London. Called The Cat & The Nightingale Saga, these are in several volumes and the first three are now available in print. Carole has also written another novel called A Second in Time based on the strange disappearance of 30,000 POWs at the end of World War 2. Carole has wide ranging interests and together with her husband David has also written two spiritual books, The Re-Enlightenment and Holiday from Hell which are available on Amazon. Carole lives in Essex with her husband David and a rather ancient, slightly deaf, Border Collie called Reubin. She works at the Military Corrective Training Centre in Colchester, the UK Forces only remaining detention centre and is currently writing a book about its history. She has also written some housing guides for those leaving HM Forces. For more information please visit www.carolemctbooks.info
Wall Street Ranger - Book 2 by Chris Veeter Wall Street Ranger - Book 2 by Chris Veeter Nov. 04, 2011 $2.99 53390 words Sample 20%
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Chris Veeter has been writing fiction for two decades. He has worked for leading online publications under a number of aliases. When he isn't exploring the tropics, he enjoys researching military history and espionage.
A Second in Time by Carole McEntee-Taylor A Second in Time by Carole McEntee-Taylor Nov. 03, 2011 $1.99 105993 words Sample 15%
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Carole McEntee-Taylor is the author of The Weekend Trippers, originally published by Bank House Books in October 2011. Carole has now republished it herself and all the author royalties will go the Rifles Benevolent Trust. The Weekend Trippers is the true story of Carole's father-in-law, Ted Taylor, and his part in the Rifle Brigade's last stand in Calais in May 1940. Whilst writing The Weekend Trippers Carole also began writing a docu-drama based on the diaries of both Ted and his fiancee Brenda. While Ted languished in various POW camps in Poland Brenda waited for him, surviving the Blitz and working as a nurse in London. Called The Cat & The Nightingale Saga, these are in several volumes and the first three are now available in print. Carole has also written another novel called A Second in Time based on the strange disappearance of 30,000 POWs at the end of World War 2. Carole has wide ranging interests and together with her husband David has also written two spiritual books, The Re-Enlightenment and Holiday from Hell which are available on Amazon. Carole lives in Essex with her husband David and a rather ancient, slightly deaf, Border Collie called Reubin. She works at the Military Corrective Training Centre in Colchester, the UK Forces only remaining detention centre and is currently writing a book about its history. She has also written some housing guides for those leaving HM Forces. For more information please visit www.carolemctbooks.info
Wall Street Ranger - Book 1 by Chris Veeter Wall Street Ranger - Book 1 by Chris Veeter Nov. 02, 2011 $2.99 54354 words Sample 20%
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Chris Veeter has been writing fiction for two decades. He has worked for leading online publications under a number of aliases. When he isn't exploring the tropics, he enjoys researching military history and espionage.
A Scattering of Ashes by Craig Douglas A Scattering of Ashes by Craig Douglas Oct. 31, 2011 $0.99 30764 words Sample 20%
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Craig Douglas was born in Ely on a rainy, May morning in 1972, after a traumatic bus ride to the hospital. Since his conception he’s been what has been termed as a Pad’s Brat and travelled to Germany a couple of times to savour the taste of German Bier. He began writing at 14 when he wrote 2 page periodicals on the intrepid adventures of Conan the Stamp Collector. Somewhat disillusioned with village life he joined the British Army in 1990 and began a tumultuous, rather haphazard journey through Army life. Accruing memories and experiences along the way have helped him form the basis of many a short story. He has served in Northern Ireland, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Kosovo, Iraq, Cyprus and Afghanistan. He currently lives in Rugby with his wife and two children.
Ghost Images by Valerie Bruce Ghost Images by Valerie Bruce Oct. 31, 2011 $1.99 2489 words Sample 10%
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