I have been going on and on about how I wanted to be out in the garden, but the rain kept me inside. I swore as soon as the sun came out I would be in the dirt. The sun came out and I took a nap on the couch. Now it’s pouring rain and I swear, as soon as that sun comes out I am in the garden. I SWEAR!
CUCKOO
by M Ennenbach, Candace Nola
(34 Reviews)
Genre: Contemporary Fiction | Horror
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Have you ever been in love? Truly, madly, deeply?
Only to lose it? Your tether suddenly snapped.
How broken can you become?
And how can you ever hope to piece yourself back together?
This is a love story.
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Her Sister’s Death
by K. L. Murphy
(159 Reviews)
Genre: Mystery
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She wanted the truth. She should have known better.
When her sister is found dead in a Baltimore hotel room, reporter Val Ritter’s world is turned upside down. What’s worse — an empty pill bottle at the scene leads the police to believe the cause of death is suicide. With little more than her own conviction, Val teams up with a retired detective who has his own personal interest in the case.
But digging into the corners of her sister’s life and retracing her last days, will lead them to the hotel’s dark, sordid history. In 1921, another guest on the brink of womanhood, will soon marry an eligible older man, sure to be a comfortable match — or is it?
With time running short, Val races to uncover the truth behind her connection to the woman in 1921, and the detective who knows more than he should about her sister, the hotel, and its sinister secrets.
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Broken Stars (Universe on Fire Book 1)
by Ivan Kal
(901 Reviews)
Genre: Science Fiction
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They told us “No.”
If they had taken the time to learn about us, to truly understand what it was that made us human, they would’ve known that that had been their greatest mistake.
Sixty-seven years ago the Qash’vo’tar conquered Earth. They had judged humanity as dangerous and unworthy of joining the other races among the stars. Ever since then, the aliens had ruled from above, keeping humanity from even thinking about reaching for the stars. The Qash’vo’tar did not care what humanity did on the ground, as long as they didn’t attempt to build anything that could get them to the stars. Outmatched in every way and not willing to accept the cost of fighting back, the United Earth gave up ever again reaching beyond the boundary of Earth’s sky.
In its isolation, humanity turned its eyes from the sky and pointed them to the ground. Instead of the stars, humanity explored the oceans, burrowed deep underground, and broadened its understanding of laws of physics. Until finally they could take no more. In secret the United Earth’s best scientists attempted to find a way out. They experimented, and in a single moment changed the fate of humanity. Accidentally, they broke through someplace else, created a breach in space-time. Deep underground, they created a portal to another universe.
They made a breach to a universe where there was magic. This new universe changed them, changed their own universe. This one accident gave them a new weapon against the Qash’vo’tar. A weapon that the aliens had no knowledge of. It gave humanity magic. And they studied it, integrated it with their technology, and they waited for the right time to strike back against their alien overlords.
And now, sixty-seven years after they had been conquered, it was time for humanity to show the Qash’vo’tar that they had been right to fear humanity. Now was the time for humanity to reclaim its world and carve a place for Earth among the stars.
Broken Stars is the first book in the Universe on Fire series, an epic science fiction series with some fantasy elements. It follows humanity as it attempts to make a place for itself in a hostile galaxy.
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The Windsor Story: An intimate portrait of the Duke & Duchess of Windsor
by Charles J. V. Murphy, J. Bryan III
(144 Reviews)
Genre: Biographies & Memoirs
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When King Edward VIII gave up the throne for Mrs Simpson in 1934, the whole world was gripped.
American Wallis Simpson was twice divorced – and the Royal Family would not countenance a divorcee as Queen. So, Edward took the monumental decision to abdicate. Given the title Duke and Duchess of Windsor, the couple embarked on a life of exile. Never had a man given up so much: not just the throne, but sovereignty over the British Empire as well.
Charles Murphy and Joe Bryan were successful, well-connected American journalists, who interviewed the Duke and Duchess and formed friendships with them. Murphy was commissioned by Life magazine to write the Duke’s memoir – an arduous task due to Edward’s inability to focus. He was then engaged by the Duchess to write her story – a project which also became fraught with difficulty and was completed in the end by another writer.
The two journalists, fed up with the couple’s capriciousness, laziness, avarice and narcissism, then got together to tell the truth about the Windsors’ ill-fated union. They reveal the sad fact that, despite the Duke’s huge sacrifice, Wallis never really loved him. Trapped into marriage by Edward’s obsessive devotion she took to taunting and bullying him, even embarking on a bizarre affair of sorts with gay millionaire playboy Jimmy Donahue. Their association with Hitler is documented, as well as the Duke’s dismal tenure as Governor of the Bahamas. Unable to succeed at any role offered, they were doomed to a life of endless partying.
As confidants of the couple, Murphy and Bryan had unique access. Their analysis of the Duke and Duchess comes from first-hand knowledge of both, as well as personal acquaintance with many of their circle. Detailed, meticulous, but also highly entertaining. Originally published in 1979, this remains the definitive account of the Windsor story and a fascinating inside picture of the British Royal Family.
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Snowman Shivers: Two Dark Humor Tales About Snowmen
by Mark Leslie
(86 Reviews)
Genre: Science Fiction
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You might never build another snowman again!
If you ever cast an uncomfortable glance over your shoulder when passing the silent snowy sentinels that stand looking at you as you pass on the icy sidewalk, if you’ve ever questioned what might really happen if the old silk hat placed on Frosty the Snowman’s head was truly magic, then these two dark humor snowman tales by Mark Leslie are for you.
This eBook contains two short stories, author’s notes about the writing of the stories, alook at anthropomorphic snow sculptures in history and popular culture, as well as the history of this digital chapbook.
The total word count is about 7500 words. The stories themselves can be read on a quick coffee break.
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What Can I Eat On A Gluten-Free Diet?
by Quick Start Guides
(76 Reviews)
Genre: Parenting & Relationships
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If you’re ready to improve your digestion, lose weight and change your life for the better, then this Quick Start Guide to going Gluten-Free is the perfect place to begin! This Quick Start Guide takes a comprehensive approach to understanding gluten and its effect on your body, and provides simple steps to going gluten-free!
By following the guidelines in this book you can improve your digestion, lose weight, improve your health and wellbeing and unleash a healthier, happier you! Whether you have been diagnosed with coeliac disease or simply want to experience the benefits of going gluten-free, there are plenty of simple and delicious recipes for everyone!
PLUS! Over 100 delicious Gluten-Free recipes!
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