by Odessa Cleveland Of Age and Edges by Odessa Cleveland is an earnest and thought-provoking journey through life’s complexities, expressing the essence of aging, family, and the human experience. Cleveland’s style is both lyrical and evocative, painting vivid images with her words, making readers feel as if they are part of the poetic thoughts and …
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Margarita: The Case of The Numbers Kidnapper
by Michele Campanelli Penny Margarita, a determined teenage girl, harbors dreams of following in her older brother David’s footsteps and pursuing a football career. Growing up in his shadow, along with her twin brother Dante, she idolizes David and his athletic prowess. Penny’s ultimate goal is to secure the quarterback position on her high school …
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Be Alone With Me: Poetry Moves Us
by Larry Golicz “Be Alone With Me: Poetry Moves Us” comprises a collection of poems that spans various themes, from the depths of relationships to the exhilaration of outdoor pursuits and the tranquility of contemplative moments—elegantly depicting life, emphasizing the importance of treasuring every moment and finding beauty in the ordinary. The reader is taken …
The Point of Life
by Scott Jameson Sanders In “The Point of Life” by Scott Jameson Sanders, readers are invited into a story that connects elements of family, love, faith, and personal growth—following the life of Endy Mason, whose experiences shape his views on what truly matters in life. The first part takes us through his early days in …
Big Foot: Monster of The Ice
by Michele Wallace Campanelli Adam Reese, the expert zoologist, is worried sick about his missing soon-to-be ex-wife after hearing that she disappeared after an assignment to film a polar bear documentary in Canada. After traveling on a plane and heading to the small island of ice and snow, he brings their thirteen-year-old son, Sean, hoping …
Johnny and Jazzbo
by Kathryn J. Hardy It starts with a young white dentist joining the USS Glacier as it embarks on a perilous expedition to Antarctica. The ship sets sail, and he quickly adapts to life on board, forming fellowships while facing the challenges of life at sea. The journey was marked by rough waters, monotony, and …
The Optical Lasso: Beware of Neptune’s Dark Side (2nd Edition)
by Marc Corwin Deep within the hidden headquarters of the Galactic Corps, Admiral Thomas Nathaniel Burns ponders the mysteries of the universe. The sudden discovery of Vixus, a planet with the ability to reverse its rotation, sets in motion a series of events that leads Captain Knight and the crew of the Indiana on a …
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The Cabala of the Cushite, Zephaniah
by Prince, Beverly C. In a new world divided by “levels” stood a man above them all. Deemed as “The Oneness,” whose head was larger than most, he was the leader of the clan known as the “colorless.” The latter are people whose skin had not developed the cells that provided deep pigmentation to …
The Word According to Chris: A Spiritual Novel
by Manuel V. Long In “The Word According to Chris” by Manuel V. Long, readers venture into self-discovery, spiritual awakening, and the power of unconditional love. This book beautifully connects the lessons of Jesus Christ with a contemporary narrative applicable to our day-to-day lives. It follows a young protagonist, Chris, who embarks on a spiritual quest after …
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Reflections III: The Magic Beyond the Pain: The Journey, My Impact, Their Impact
by Dalia Vernikovsky “My life rich with experience, so good and so bad, I have once yearned for death, unimaginable, -and sad, That I,-that someone, could reach lows so low to make that call, And so out of control, that it was easier to fall, Prey to the worst, and to the thought of such …
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