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by Sandra Rains USA Publisher: createspace Many boys and girls have served our country, served and came home. No one realizes though the size of their sacrifice, sometimes it is mental, sometimes physical, sometimes both. The people in this book have each served and are each suffering the consequences. email AuthorSandraRains@roadrunner.com
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Acres of Bitterness by Debra A. Patrow USA Publisher: Debra A. Patrow A Native American historical fiction. A young girl who lost a year of her memory recreates the journey her family takes to escape capture by the Army. Truly a book for all ages and interests. Love & hate, life and loss heartwarming saga.
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The Appaloosa Connection by Melissa Bowersock USA Publisher: Create Space A horse rancher and a recalcitrant 15-year-old hunt down horse thieves in the New Mexico badlands, competing with a beautiful Mexican girl and an entire company of the Mexican army.
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Mrs. Tuesday's Departure by Suzanne Anderson Publisher: Kindle books Twin sisters fight to save their abandoned niece in a war-torn European city.
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Crestmont by Holly Weiss USA Publisher: Star Publish LLC Step back into the 1920s and take a peek into the lives and loves of the staff at a bustling summer inn.
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Olivia's Kiss by Catherine Durkin Robinson USA Olivia Foster’s a beautiful, headstrong killing machine, yearning for something different. When Max proposes marriage, Olivia wonders: Can she really trade guns and glory for gold bands and bath towels?
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Megan's Way by Melissa Foster USA Publisher: Outskirts Press One woman's journey, her daughter's will to survive, and a circle of friends shrouded in secrets.
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Apache Windigo by: Jaycee Logan USA Publisher: Publish America Murders are taking place on the San Carlos Apache Reservation in Arizona. A Native American Lawyer is helping his friend, the sheriff solve the murders. Also Casinos are trying to make an inroad into the reservation and the people are torn about allowing the casinos to come. Into this mix comes a mysterious White Buffalo woman, A descendant of Cochise. It's been many decades since a White Buffalo Woman has come to the tribe. Even though she is attracted to the Apache lawyer and he to her, she cannot marry or she will lose her power. In the end the young woman must face the creature that is murdering people. Is there hope for the Nation or for the young couple in love?
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Surviving the '70s in Small-Town USA by Roland and Gwen Higginbotham USA Publisher: Publish America "Surviving the `70s in Small-Town USA" is a fictitious account of the struggles faced by the socially inept ‘Robby Hendricks’. Raised in extreme poverty, a teenage Robby wanders smack dab into the hippie culture of the times. Along the way, Robby finds his true love, Anna, and together they live the hippie life to its fullest. Robby takes a stab at dealing marijuana and discovers this to be both psychologically empowering and downright lucrative. But Robby makes a critical mistake and begins to abuse barbiturates. Robby’s moment of reckoning came one Sunday afternoon in 1978 when he tragically discovered the extent to which his body had deteriorated. Over time, Robby would rebuild his damaged body and psyche, and finally find peace free of pot, booze, and pills. Some of the events in this story really happened, but characters and details have been changed to protect the privacy of all.
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Irretrievably Broken BY Irma Fritz Publisher: Irma Fritz How does one generation come to terms with the crimes of another? Irretrievably Broken is the haunting, funny, and heartbreaking account of German ex-patriots Nora, Ruth, and Bettina Adler. The plot takes us across the U.S., to the bush country of Canada, and to a cold case murder scene in Germany as this multicultural family deals with diversity and racism. The novel is populated with unforgettable characters in a sometimes shocking and always unflinchingly honest exploration of the past. Nora is obsessed with her Native-American husband she’s about to divorce and consumed with guilt over a friend she may have caused harm; Ruth, whose blunt statements are often inappropriate, witnessed a brutal murder and saved a life during the Holocaust; and 12-year-old Bettina, the mixed race child of an African-American and a white German, is devastated by the death of her mother and neglect of her father. Irretrievably Broken is a novel of family and friendship, of love and loss, of guilt and forgiveness, of faith tested and affirmed. Email author: irma.fritz@gmail.com
OscarGate by Martin Kaynan USA Publisher: PublishAmerica OscarGate has drama, eroticism, violence, romance and a lot of New York individuality in describing the hostile takeover of a Hollywood movie studio by an industrial conglomerate and the adverse impact of its authoritarian Management Style on artistic personnel. Four Academy Award winners object to the arbitrary rejection of a script they strongly believe in. The script is about four brothers, in New York City, who are in direct competition with each other manufacturing the same product. They team up with their studio's Executive Producer who is violently opposed to the new owners heavy-handed Management style, which includes installing cameras in his office to monitor everything he sees, says and does. This is based upon my own experience. He also strongly believes in the script and is willing to risk his career to have it made into a movie. They create their own Production company and meet with ex-New Yorker clubs all around the country to help finance their project. During a suit by their former employer for Breach of Contract, the credibility of their testimony is in jeopardy until a chance event turns everything upside down into a dramatic, and - yes - exciting conclusion. The inevitable trial is everything the reader expects it will be. Charges and counter charges, perjury and latent violence are all the ingredients of a can't put down segment of the story. One of the main characters in the story is the movie industry's reigning Sex Goddess, the world's biggest box office draw. Her character is truly a memorable one. Stunning and sensual, she surprises the team by demonstrating outstanding movie directorial ability and exceptional financial acumen as well. Her testimony, during the trial, especially the attempted rape scene, can be only described as unforgettable. She is a remarkable package; a vamp, the girl next door, a movie director and a business executive all in one - with a Mensa level IQ and a classic New York street wise mouth to top it all off.
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