Nope. I am just not in the mood yet to clean up after the Fourth of July party. It was a great party with family and friends and I had a blast as usual, but today I am finding it particularly hard to get up off the couch. The house has the strong smell of day old BBQ and stale chips, but it’s still not enough to get me up. Actually it’s kinda making me hungry. I walked by a bowl of tortilla chips that have been out for over twelve hours and I contemplated grabbing one. I then remembered that this house was filled with boogery kids and they were enjoying that same bowl the entire night. Still took me a few seconds before I moved on to the kitchen. The chocolate cake in the fridge is very inviting, but social norms say I should at least have a piece of bread before cake. Hmmm…. that’s never stopped me before. Why start now?
Dreams Claimed – Book 1 (Warfield’s Landing)
Adeara Allyne
(1 Review)
Genre: Contemporary Fiction | Women’s Fiction | Romance
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Since the summer he was twelve, Daniel Sterling has had a clear image of his ideal woman. Now, at last, he sees her… on the Washington DC Metro — traveling in the opposite direction. Once he finds her, she is everything he wants and more…
Rising artist Nic Bannerman isn’t looking for love. When she meets Daniel — he has dimples — calls her shallow, but she’s willing to take a chance.
All too soon, outside events overtake them… her birth father’s bad choices, the frightening phone calls she’s been getting… and other unexpected complications.
They’re made for each other, but…
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Going Green
Christina McMullen
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Genre: Humor & Satire | Satire | Science Fiction
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In the ambiguously near future, a snap decision by a government official inadvertently sets in motion the destruction of mankind. Going Green chronicles the brief journey from infection to extinction through a series of short, interconnected stories, peppered with colorful commentary from both the skeptics and those just looking to survive. Please note: The following is a lighthearted and satirical novella of approximately 23,000 words. It is not intended for use as a survival guide in the event of an actual zombie apocalypse.
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The Unexpected Hero
Michael C. Grumley
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Genre: Mystery, Thriller & Suspense
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TRUE COURAGE IS FIGHTING FOR THOSE WHO CAN’T FIGHT FOR THEMSELVES… EVEN WHEN YOU HAVE EVERYTHING TO LOSE. ____________________________________________________________________ The measure of a young man can be a funny thing, especially when the results are not what anyone expects.Eighteen-year-old Evan Nash doesn’t look like a hero.Nor does he feel like one.He’s not trying to be anything. But what Evan is… is a kid with a deeply-rooted sense of right and wrong.One so strong, that even a life-threatening condition cannot derail Evan’s determination to save as many kids as he can… Even if it kills him. Note: Like the first book, this is an episodic; a more complex story line written in shorter, faster installments.And while this book can also be enjoyed as a standalone, reading the first will deepen the story.
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Afterlife
Guy Smith
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Genre: Contemporary Fiction
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After death, one soon discovers that every theologian was right. The afterlife offers too many inconvenient options including the chance at reincarnation, a boring existence as a ghost, the ultimate demise of oblivion or a short walk into the great unknown on the other side of The Light. AFTERLIFE is a humorous yet tragic tale that forces everyone to rethink their postmortem prejudices. If you think life is frustrating, try death.
“Afterlife delivers a story crawling with heart, humor and hope. Packed with a cast of characters who surprise with insights, integrity and insults, this book made me more curious about life’s after-party. We can all hope that Guy’s vision can light the way, because we’ll be laughing and learning on that path while we wait for our turn at care that’s critical.” – Ron Seybold
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Duel at Grimwood Creek (Nysta Book 2)
Lucas Thorn
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Genre: Fantasy
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Second in an ongoing Heroic Fantasy series, ‘Duel at Grimwood Creek’ promises violent action and sharp-tongued foul-mouthed humour at every twist and turn. Follow the adventures of Nysta as she changes your perception of elfs. One dead body at a time. Also included is a free short story, ‘The Longrunners’, which introduces the Goblins of the Fnordic Lands who play a distinctive role in the third book, ‘When Goblins Rage’, due in September 2013. — “They ain’t got the brains to stick around. Draug give up easy.” “And if they don’t?” “Every man has the right to make choices about his life,” she said, suddenly philosophical. “What choice? To be eaten alive, or eaten dead?” “That’s one,” she allowed easily. Curled her lip into a crooked smile which twisted the scar on her cheek. “But I reckon you’re about old enough to know how to say no to Draugs.” — And then they heard the chains… Still reeling from her confrontation with the mysterious Gaket, Nysta must summon all her strength to continue her pursuit of the Bloody Nine. Accompanied by the enigmatic warlock, Chukshene, she quickly finds herself battling even more of the insane creatures which haunt the Deadlands. There are many chains in the Deadlands. But only one is strong enough to pull her toward that final bloody confrontation where she will face Raste in a final and violent duel at Grimwood Creek.
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