It is only six days until my baby bassets school walk-a-thon, that I am responsible for. I am responsible for planning one of the biggest fundraisers of the year, and all I can think about right now is..(no, not pumpkin spice as you might have thought) why is everyone planning for the Zombie Apocalypse? I should be concerning myself with last minute details, but I am trying to figure out why the Zombie Apocalypse is so strong in everyone’s mind. Astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson has explained why zombies can’t possible exists so I don’t see why this is still a thing? If Neil says it can’t be so, then it can’t be so. Lets move on.
Autumn in Carthage
Christopher Zenos
Genre: Literary Fiction | Science Fiction
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The nether side of passion is madness. Nathan Price is a college professor with crippling impairments, seeking escape from his prison of necessity. One day, in a package of seventeenth-century documents from Salem Village, he stumbles across a letter by his best friend, Jamie, who had disappeared six months before. The document is dated 1692–the height of the Witch Trials. The only potential lead: a single mention of Carthage, a tiny town in the Wisconsin northern highland. The mystery catapults Nathan from Chicago to the Wisconsin wilderness. There, he meets Alanna, heir to an astonishing Mittel-European legacy of power and sacrifice. In her, and in the gentle townsfolk of Carthage, Nathan finds the refuge for which he has long yearned. But Simon, the town elder, is driven by demons of his own, and may well be entangled in Jamie’s disappearance and that of several Carthaginians. As darkness stretches toward Alanna, Nathan may have no choice but to risk it all… Moving from the grimness of Chicago’s South Side to the Wisconsin hinterlands to seventeenth-century Salem, this is a story of love, of sacrifice, of terrible passions–and of two wounded souls quietly reaching for the deep peace of sanctuary.
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Wipeout! (Surfing Detective Mystery Series Book 2)
Chip Hughes
Genre: Mystery
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“Delivering babies is not in my standard contract,” says Kai Cooke to his very pregnant client, Summer McDahl. Summer has hired the Surfing Detective with an unusual request: to prove her husband is dead. Corky McDahl wiped out on Christmas Eve in heavy surf at Waimea Bay and vanished. Now it’s February, Summer’s baby is soon due, and the P.I. finds himself on a twisted treasure hunt spanning three Hawaiian islands. Did Corky pull off the most daring skip-trace ever? The answer turns out to be more complicated than the question would suggest, involving the islands’ big-wave riding and drug trafficking scenes, not to mention the competing claims of Corky’s two “widows.” Is Corky McDahl dead or alive? Though the “Surfing Detective” seems the last to know, his client gains a great deal more than her money paid for.
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Death on the Ocean
Martha Fischer
Genre: Romance | Crime Fiction
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A story where romance meets crime. Amanda Lipton leads a fairly uneventful life as a teacher. The most she has to worry about is staff room politics and petty quarrels among pupils and colleagues. But everything changes as she wins a million in a TV show! To escape the stuffy atmosphere at school, Amanda decides to change her life and take a luxury cruise, no expense spared. Expecting a life of luxury aboard the Belgravia, she is dismayed to find events rapidly spiraling out of control. Her fellow passengers are not as they seem and eventually she’s drawn to two men – but can she trust them? And… whom to choose? When she witnesses what looks like a cold blooded murder, Amanda realises that her own life could be in danger. A delightful romantic comedy with a twist of suspense and murder to it.
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The War Chief
Edgar Rice Burroughs
Genre: Action & Adventure | Westerns
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Arizona Territory… the country of red deserts, rocks, high buttes and mountains — a harsh land but still a land, the Apaches had chosen for their own. The land made the men, and the Indians were trained from infancy to match their strength, their cunning, their hunting ability against the rigors and pitiless cruelty against the wildest country. For generations the Apaches raided into Mexico for horses and woman and cattle, but those creatures that they made their own they always treated with care and respect. And so when they found a squalling, black-haired baby boy in a white man’s wagon and their chief Geronimo claimed it for their own, the baby became an Apache. At first he was only known as Ish-kay-nay — boy. In the Apache tradition he had a private name, which nobody would ever use, but his public name had to be earned. At ten Ish-kay-nay killed his first bear — singlehanded and with only a bow and arrow. So Ish-kay-nay became Shaz-Dijiji — Black Bear. And this was only the beginning of a life filled with the danger and excitement of the hunt, not only for food but against enemies who had become increasingly threatening — and of all these enemies, the most satisfying to hunt were the white men who had now begun to ravage Apache country. To this hunt Shaz-Dijiji dedicated himself.
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HALLOWEEN, WHAT’S IT ALL ABOUT?
Robin Rowles
Genre: Children’s eBooks | Education & Teaching | Crafts, Hobbies & Home
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This book describes some of the concepts of Halloween. It includes a couple of easy recipes for a Halloween party, and some tips on the preparation of the pumpkin.
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