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Deep Cover

by jack the knife

The FBI, U.S. Marshals Service, and the NSA are in the hunt for Russian spies posing as Americans in order to manipulate U.S. elections.


The Amazon Encounter

by jack the knife

A shaman in the Amazon rainforest has a problem: children in his village are dying of an unknown ailment. When a large disc-shaped object falls from the sky onto a river bank, he enters the object through a gash in its wall. A prominent Beverly Hills p


Forces In Search of Power

by Arbor Winter Barrow

The 2nd book in the Kinetics Sequence


The Good Children

by Morag Higgins

The Good Children is an emotional heart-warming life story of two very special dogs and their reluctant cousin Skye, as told through their eyes. Journey with them as they recount their amazing adventures and lives with their human companions; stories that


Carnage in Singapore

by Randall Krzak

The action advances in an ever-creasing pace almost as if the reader can hear the clock ticking faster and faster as the Bedlam operatives race to apprehend the bad guys and rescue three captive ambassadors.


When the Reaper Comes

by jack the knife

As the NSA gets a strong lead on one of the most prominent faces of ISIS, the Islamic State embarks on a bold course of action—an attack on American soil. Former Navy SEAL Adam Taylor, on a break between assignments for a global paramilitary security firm


Poppy Pinto Plays Peek-a-Boo

by Morag Higgins

Poppy Pinto is a wonderful, friendly pony who loves to play and learn. In this beautifully illustrated story, Poppy Pinto embarks on a game of peek-a-boo. With the help of her friends, she has great fun as she tries to find Pippen the dog who happens to b


Bruja

by Morag Higgins

This is the true story of a life shared and a relationship formed over twenty years, between Morag Higgins and her companion, a horse called Bruja. At times humorous, often deeply emotional but overall one woman's story of a lifelong bond between her and


The Telltale Tattoo

by jack the knife

A young boy’s life is torn apart in 1973 Vietnam when U.S. soldiers assault his fishing village, mistakenly thinking it’s a Viet Cong base. The scary image of a tattoo on the arm of one of the soldiers haunts Nguyen Chinh over the years as he rises to a p


Smokey

by j p lundstrom

I live alone. Until I wake up one morning. There's a strange man in my bed! Who is he? Where did he come from? How did he get in? What's he doing in my bed? Why didn't the dog wake me? Wait a minute! Where's my dog?


The Neophyte

by Lyanna Douglas

The Neophyte is a semi-realistic three-act play inspired by the true story of a drifter who murdered a small boy and the bizarre trial that followed. The play centers on the entirely fictional character of Grainne Goodwin, the lead defense attorney, who u


Asian Trail Mix: True Tales from Borneo to Japan

by Eric Madeen

MIXING IT UP ON THE ASIAN TRAIL ..."So I get up at dawn ... marveling at fog burning off into mist tumbling down like the finest mosquito netting of silk ... The hills beyond the confluence, like shoulders of a woman undressing, the way the shroud of mist


Grow Your Global Markets

by Raymond Hopkins

Use this comprehensive primer to simplify exporting, discover exportable products and services, and determine and select the best target market entry alternative while ensuring that you get paid. US small- to medium-size business owners (SMEs with less th


Mission: Angola

by Randall Krzak

Joao and Catarina Regaleria’s twentieth wedding anniversary celebration was fast approaching when a contact from the past reaches out for his assistance. Colonel Theodore Mwanga, a former enemy commander during the Angolan war and now an important poli


Misogyny

by Gary Engler

Despite previous brushes with death while investigating the extreme right in the time of Donald Trump, freelance journalist Waylon Choy once again finds himself trying to understand the murky alt-right world, this time in Canada. As he chases down those r


Tokyo-ing! Three Novellas

by Eric Madeen

Tokyo-ing! is an apt title for this trio of tales that chimes with anyone even slightly interested in Asia’s most dynamic metropolis and its glazing of layers – be they cultural, sexual … or taking-wing exuberant. About Face — An American professor is


Ultimate Escalation

by Randall Krzak

Punjabi militants seek to distance themselves from Indian and Pakistani dominance and interference. With the dissolution of British India in 1947, families were ripped apart as the Punjabi region was split between the two countries. Limited attacks within


War on Drugs

by Gary Engler

Waylon Choy, one of many journalists to lose their jobs as newspapers everywhere shrink, finds a woman dead from a drug overdose while on his morning jog through Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside. Nobody knows her real name or where she came from. Choy, who h


Hug Everyone You Know: a year of community, courage, and cancer

by Antoinette Truglio Martin

Cancer is scary for the brave but downright terrifying for a wimp, like Antoinette. HUG EVERYONE YOU KNOW is a memoir about how Antoinette navigated her first year of breast cancer treatment. She journaled and emailed family and friends she called My


Famous Seaweed Soup

by Antoinette Truglio Martin

n her first book, Martin structures a family visit to the beach around a clever inversion of ``The Little Red Hen.'' Nobody helps Sara make her soup of seaweed (two kinds), snails, and ``smelly stuff'' from a beachcombing--her parents are busy putting on


Columbian Betrayal

by Randall Krzak

Colombian Betrayal tears the cover off the drug trade and exposes the death, and violence behind the twisted connections between governments, revolutionaries, terrorists, and drug lords.


Skitch-Bot

by B Douglas Slack

One of my short stories, "Warm Fuzzy," is included in this fine collection of oddly enjoyable stories.


Children of Freedom

by Lyanna Douglas

Xhsosa storyteller Innkululeko tells the story of her life and this history of South Africa.


13 Forevers: Stories and Reflections on Death and Love

by KC Marks

Discover an emerging author's inaugural collection of 13 stunning shorts from the sentimental side of the cemetery.


Frozen Conquest

by Randall Krzak

An international criminal gang, known as Diablo Corps, plans a series of devastating attacks to take over the G7 countries unless their demands are met. Secure in their hidden headquarters in Antarctica, they possess the means to disrupt the leading world


Don Cherry is Fired, A Puck Hog has a Nervous Breakdown and Learns to Play Feminist, Anarchist Hockey

by Gary Engler

Bobby Benoit, a 50-something former NHL star, one of the greatest stickhandlers of all time, is suffering a mid-life crisis as he starts a new season as coach and owner of the Totems, a Vancouver junior hockey franchise. Benoit has lost his love for the g


Revenge: A Bruce and Smith Thriller Book 2

by Randall Krzak

Alberto Cabrera was one of four terrorists who survived Bruce and Smith’s mission in Colombian Revenge. Also known as Abdul Rahman, he enlists the assistance of the others who escaped and vows to track down those who killed his friends and comrades. Co


How Little We Know

by jack the knife

For years, Luke Elliot has been a respectable businessman. But he’s also had a secret life no one knows, and he’s given that up to settle down completely. But when his world is torn apart by tragedy, he flees in despair from all that could evoke painful m


Road to the Mansfield

by cookbooklady

Road to the Mansfield is the sweeping tale of three extraordinary souls on journeys of a lifetime, and the pivotal moment when their worlds collide on a fateful night in 1940 at Hollywood’s swanky Mansfield Supper Club.

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