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The next night after the "devil faced episode, " Cathy was driving home on a warm June evening. For some odd reason, she missed her turn while driving down one of the back roads. The next thing she knew she was in a bank of fog. The fog would get worse, but something else happened first which nobody in their right mind would believe. Her windshield "froze up in a glaze of ice fog." The windshield wasn't cold, but it looked like it was actually...

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Anyone who requires an "eclectic protective advantage" in harmony with universal law, in order to counter increased paranormal negativity will appreciate the clarity that Shooting Star uses to explain his techniques. Whether you have encountered a negative energy force which is difficult to eliminate, or whether you are looking for a sustainable defensive approach to discourage or resist paranormal intruders, Shooting Star's methods and techni...

Obsidian just wants to be invisible on her first day of her junior year. Things would be fine if she hadn't just switched high schools and moved back to her old house with her parent-chosen guardian, Mason. Steeped in discomfort after she lies to her teacher about her past, Obsidian quickly realizes that everything already seems to be going wrong-and it's just the first period. Fellow classmates Damian and Car could not be more differen...

It must be a curse, these feelings in verse" Dreams, Dilemmas and a Dragon Named Charles is an eclectic collection of poems composed by writer Star LaBranche. Charles was written over a span of three years and brings together over 140 intriguing poems. Using varying styles, formats, subjects and influences, Star crafts an interesting combination of fiction, non-fiction, reality and fantasy. Charles breathes new life into human emotions with el...

It must be a curse, these feelings in verse" Dreams, Dilemmas and a Dragon Named Charles is an eclectic collection of poems composed by writer Star LaBranche. Charles was written over a span of three years and brings together over 140 intriguing poems. Using varying styles, formats, subjects and influences, Star crafts an interesting combination of fiction, non-fiction, reality and fantasy. Charles breathes new life into human emotions with el...

Building on the backdrop of his involvement in three important civil-rights cases, author A. Dwight Pettit narrates his personal story from the 1940s to the present in Under Color of Law. A successful civil-rights, constitutional, and criminal lawyer, Pettit focuses on the meaning of these cases for himself, his family, and the nation. As a direct legal descendent and beneficiary of Brown v. Board of Education, Pettit shares its relevance ...

When a movie production entourage invades Chris Landrum's close-knit South Carolina island community, he is among the first in an excited crowd who gather to watch the filming. Unfortunately, it is not long before tragedy strikes and the film's director drowns while on a fishing expedition. But when one of Chris's friends barely escapes death in an accident on the set one day, Chris becomes convinced the accident is no accident at all. As fear...

Max reappeared in the doorway of the inn, and the crowd on deck shouted in delight as he stopped, bowed to his audience, and took a huge gulp from the open bottle. Gretchen shuddered against Helga's shoulder, and Hermie's fist pounded the rail as he muttered between clenched teeth, "Come on, Papa." "It's all right. The captain will wait." Paul breathed into his cupped hands. The ship began its laboring surge as the black, swirling...

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It's 1942 and the United States is deep into World War II. At home, amid adjustments to the hardships and heartaches of war, Kay Ann Franklin is losing a lonely battle caring for her terminally ill mother and her five-year-old twins, one stricken with polio and the other with chicken pox. Worried and exhausted, she has little left to give her baby daughter and her war-absorbed husband. When a colored girl appears at her back door offering to h...

At age twenty-six, author Michelle L. Whitlock thought she had it all: her health, a promising career, and a budding new romance. Then she learned that she had HPV, and weeks later her worst nightmare became her reality: she was diagnosed with invasive cervical cancer. Adamant to preserve her fertility, she refused a radical hysterectomy and chose a less extreme, fertility-saving procedure. The surgery was a success, but just years later-a wee...

A historical fiction comedy that packs as much heart as humor." -Michael Dadich, award-winning author of The Silver Sphere When a Harvard history professor receives a thesis paper titled Jesse James and the Secret Legend of Captain Coytus, from Ulysses Hercules Baxter-an underwhelming student-he assumes the paper must be a prank. He has never read such maniacal balderdash in his life. But after he calls a meeting with the student, Prof...

Obsidian just wants to be invisible on her first day of her junior year. Things would be fine if she hadn't just switched high schools and moved back to her old house with her parent-chosen guardian, Mason. Steeped in discomfort after she lies to her teacher about her past, Obsidian quickly realizes that everything already seems to be going wrong-and it's just the first period. Fellow classmates Damian and Car could not be more different. Dami...

An engaging and enchanting journey into a world of letters that will inspire and edify all those who love writing. -Jerome Groopman, MD, Recanati Professor, Harvard Medical School, coauthor with Dr. Pamela Hartzband, "Your Medical Mind: How to Decide What is Right for You." Beverly Mayne Kienzle grew up surrounded by papers and manuscripts containing the remarkable writings of her grandmother Virginia Cary Hudson Cleveland, still ...

An engaging and enchanting journey into a world of letters that will inspire and edify all those who love writing. -Jerome Groopman, MD, Recanati Professor, Harvard Medical School, coauthor with Dr. Pamela Hartzband, "Your Medical Mind: How to Decide What is Right for You." Beverly Mayne Kienzle grew up surrounded by papers and manuscripts containing the remarkable writings of her grandmother Virginia Cary Hudson Cleveland, still ...

Sixty-three-year-old Joe Goodman thinks nothing much in his background distinguishes him from other guys his age. As the former amateur golfer's life continues to unfold in a reasonably satisfying, somewhat predictable pattern, Joe is enjoying a happy marriage, working as a bank executive, and gearing up for retirement. But as he is about to discover, life has a way of throwing a curveball that changes everything. Following a weekend spent wat...