My Muckfest adventure yesterday was definitely and mud filled event. They promised mud and they certainly delivered. The first thing I did when we got into the starting line shoot was lay flat in the soppy, sticky, cool mud and make snow.. wait no..mud angels. That was met with cheers and hoots. I never dreamed I would be cheered on for making mud angels, but it was such a delight!! I was happy that this was not an intense and rigorous course, but more just about fun, getting muddy, and most importantly raising money for MS. I convinced a few friends who have never done anything like this before to try it out, and they loved it as well. Hmm… I wonder what the next event is.
Evidence of Trust (Colorado Trust Series Book 1)
Stacey Joy Netzel
Genre: Romance
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Trust makes all the difference when love and danger collide.
Having grown up under the excessive expectations of her CEO father, Brittany Lucas is as resistant to authority as the mustang she’s training for her boss. It’s a fault that lands her in more danger than she bargains for while camping in the back-country of the Rocky Mountain National Park.
Ranger Joel Morgan is used to having the upper hand in all his cases—until he runs into the headstrong blond while investigating disturbing incidents of poaching in the park. Brittany’s imprudent lie of omission awakens ghosts in his past, making the sizzling attraction between them unwelcome.
As he searches for evidence he can trust her, the monster mutilating wildlife turns his sights on Brittany, and Joel discovers he’ll do whatever it takes to protect her—even give his own life.
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2020: Season 1 (The Thrilling Post-Apocalyptic Series)
Paul Moxham
Genre: Action & Adventure | Science Fiction
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January 1, 2020: A fresh new year — and the beginning of the apocalypse. After a horrific event ruins his wedding day, Logan Pollack teams up with his brother Kenneth to find his fiancée and help stop the alien invasion before it’s too late.
This collection comprises every single episode in Season 1. Follow Logan and Kenneth as they meet new friends, encounter dangerous enemies, help folks in need, learn new abilities and, most importantly, try to work out what the heck just happened.
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Laughs, Luck…and Lucy: How I Came to Create the Most Popular Sitcom of All Time
Jess Oppenheimer
Genre: Biographies & Memoirs | Humor & Entertainment
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Jess Oppenheimer, the man Lucille Ball called the “brains” of “I Love Lucy”, gives us a rare first-hand look at television history as it was being made. A rich entertainment resource, “Laughs, Luck…and Lucy” features a hilarious memoir, and scores of rare photos, three never-before-published scripts (including the only “I Love Lucy” script that Lucy or Desi ever refused to perform), plus links to web-based audio of Lucy’s classic radio comedy performances, unheard for more than 40 years! Oppenheimer’s book, written with his son, Gregg, is not only a reliable record of how “I Love Lucy” was conceived an executed, but also a humorous insider’s account of the broadcasting industry’s development from the wild early days of radio to television’s “golden age.”
The 2nd Kindle Edition (2012) now contains the full script of Gregg Oppenheimer’s humorous play, “I Love Lucy: The Untold Story”, broadcast nationwide on SiriusXM Radio on Lucille Ball’s 100th birthday in 2011.
All royalties from this edition benefit the Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation.
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The Hunt (aka 27)
William Diehl
Genre: Mystery, Thriller & Suspense
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As the world trembles with the approach of World War II, a woman dies at the hands of Hitler’s henchmen. Her murder forever changes her lover, Francis Scott Keegan, a relentless anti-Nazi mercenary, who becomes locked in a desperate cat-and-mouse game with the Third Reich’s perfect spy, a man of a thousand faces. In an arena that encompasses presidents and gangsters, spies and sirens, the deadly present and the dark past, Keegan pursues his elusive quarry into the cutting edge of world events—and into the secret inner workings of a terrifying mission known only as “27.”
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Through the Portal (Book One in the Through the Portal Trilogy)
Justin Dennis
Genre: Children’s eBooks | Fantasy
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When Jem and Oliver accidentally fall through a portal to another world just before their first year of high school, they quickly discover that all is not well here. The first person they meet, a creepy old man named Atychis, almost gets them killed by a ferocious, fire-breathing dragon. They’re only narrowly saved when Sierra, a shy farm girl from a nearby town, uses illegal magic to help them escape. Allowed to stay with her family while they try to figure out a way back home, Jem and Oliver begin to learn of magic and the Regime that is oppressing it.
It isn’t until the Regime kills a woman that the three kids realize they have to do something to stop the Regime from taking over completely. After being framed for a crime they didn’t commit and banished from the town, Jem, Oliver, and Sierra take off on an adventure across this strange world in an attempt to defeat the Regime. New creatures and new kinds of magic are around every corner, but so are dangers that could have them wishing they were back safe at home.
Through the Portal is approximately 104,000 words and is the first in a trilogy.
One of the unique characteristics within Through the Portal is the use of sylph, a physical manifestation of magic that allows the user to manipulate it however they need while exerting minimal energy. Sylph makes transportation available through sylphcycles and sylphquads, and is just one of the exciting new concepts explored in this magical and complex world.
[Trigger Warning: There are discussions of child abuse in this novel.]
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