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The Last Whippoorwill

An intriguing historical fiction, The Last Whippoorwill by Mary Bryan Stafford captivates the reader with unforgettable characters set against a historically accurate background of East Texas. It is easy to visualize and become immersed in the Allen family’s struggle to travel from Missouri to Texas in 1900. Set against a background ...

The Light In Her Life

The Light In Her Life by Charles M. is Iris's story. Iris is a young paralegal (divorce attorneys), married and like most others wading through life. Iris is walking through the park and is struck by lightning. There begins the change in Iris's life that will enthrall the reader to the very last page of the book. After the lightning ...

The Lord of the Rings- Box Set

The Lord of the Rings tells an epic tale of good against evil, spanning three volumes - The Fellowship of the Ring, The Two Towers and The Return of the King. The story begins at Bag End in the Shire, at the home of Frodo Baggins. Frodo is a Hobbit - a small creature with hairy feet and a large appetite, not normally prone to adventuring. Frodo has ...

The Loss of What We Never Had

The first sentence of this mystery/thriller grabs the reader. “A severed head…lay in the weeds.” The Loss of What We Never Had, by Carolyn Thorman, is set in modern Spain and involves an American doctor who gets herself involved in murder and political/religious intrigue. How should she report her find to the local police? This ...

The Lost Family Robinson

The captivating tale of The Lost Family Robinson is a humorous science fiction novel by Alan Priest. It tells the story of Fred Robinson, a brilliant yet unconventional scientist, as he embarks on a time travel experiment that goes awry. Fred is not alone in his experiment - he includes his brothers Ernie, Jack, and Will and their unsuspecting ...

The Lost Years

A fantastically page-turning new thriller from the world's favourite thriller writer, featuring all the twists, turns and chillingly close-to-the-bone storylines that her millions of fans know and love.

The Love Dare

Too many marriages end when someone says "I've fallen out of love with you" or "I don't love you anymore." The Love Dare discusses how these statements reveal a lack of understanding about the fundamental nature of true love. As featured in the popular new movie Fireproof, from the team that brought us the #1 best selling DVD Facing the ...

The Man Who Fell in Love With His Wife

The cover art of “The Man Who Fell In Love With His Wife” tantalizes the reader with a sexy woman’s dress juxtaposition with tools of the spy trade.  Patrick Oster, author of six additional cyber-thrillers, spy, and espionage novels, has created a story in a genre of its own by introducing a surprising, suspenseful romantic ...

The Man Who Had 9 Lives; A Murder on Skis Mystery

The Man Who Had Nine Lives, by avid skier Phil Bayly, is the fifth and latest in the author's captivating  Murder on Skis series.  Whether a novice skier or enthusiastic ski bum, mystery lover, or history aficionado, the beauty of the setting in the mountains of Colorado will dazzle the reader. The novel's ...

The Massacre at Yellow Hill

The Massacre at Yellow Hill by C.S. Humble and published by Black Rose Writing is a story about a hellacious evil entity that has tremendous powers and surrounds itself with other hideous creatures that love to eviscerate its victims. The story takes place in West Texas in the 1870's. The first victim introduced in the story is thirty-five-year-old ...

 

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