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Life with the Ladies of Low Arvie
by Linda Watson
Knight and the Sorceress: The Unholy Talisman
by France Valens
Mudslide
by Ronnie Dauber
Outernet
by David Nicholls
Benny and his magic wand
by Jonothan Marks
  • Zinzi's Grown Up Morning Zinzi's Grown Up Morning (recommended ages 8-11) is about a young person waking up to a morning of limitless possibility. It is about hygiene, good grooming, healthy eating, healthy attitude, self reliance and self determination. Zinzi's character is magical and her world has an unrelenting, determined spirit.
  • The Boys of Birmingham This book covers the FBI exploits of the men investigating the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. The Boys of Birmingham caught James Earl Ray in just two months after Dr. King's brutal shooting at the Lorraine Motel. This book tells their true-life story for the first time ever!
  • MISSION POSSIBLE - Spiritual Covering Your mission, if you choose to accept it, is to stand in the gap for your mate’s soul. This small book is a powerful tool for any woman who is married to a man who does not share her passion for Jesus. It will encourage and challenge the reader to embrace God’s promises for their spouse and future together. The author applies Scripture and practical action in this must have book.
  • Spirit Song, Cape of the Red Jaguar The ancient Inca Temple of the Sun, five hundred years and fifteen hundred miles from where it should be in Cusco, Peru . . . . A sacred shaman’s cape bringing powerful magic to whoever possesses it . . . . A young anthropologist faces unbelievable dangers as the focus of her work – and her life – change dramatically.
  • The Management Imperative Management is not the exclusive domain of business executives. If you need to get the children to school on time, dressed, fed, packed and prepared; you do management on a serious level. This book should be equally relevant to a care giver or executive. If you want to start gaining control and management of your life – read this…
  • Why I Hate Straws Online author Barry Parham unleashes his first bound collection of humor, satire and indignations. His perorations poke into family, dating, politics, culture, nature, good and bad decisions, and ferrets.
  • Revolutionary Liaisons: Gilbert Stuart's Portraits of Sarah Morton as the First Woman of Ideas in American Art When poet and essayist Sarah Wentworth Apthorp Morton sat for Gilbert Stuart, the preeminent American portraitist of the early republic, a revolutionary alliance was born. Stuart painted Morton three times; the series is provocative. Both figures were objects of gossip during their lifetimes—Stuart for his proclivity for drink, snuff, and general dissipation. Morton for a public sex scandal that
  • Good Time: Everything You Wanted to Know About Going to a Federal Prison Camp but Had No One to Ask
  • Deadline DC Private Investigator Al Pennyback is asked to investigage a murder-suicide to help a reporter friend doing a feature story. Problem is, the crime took place a hundred years ago. As Al turns over century-old rocks, bad things start crawling out, including a hidden treasure of gold coins, a murderous scam artist, and a ghost.
  • Pop's Way/Honoring the Tradition of Kwanzaa Every Day Pop's Way (recommended ages 8-11) is about patriarch
  • 10 Days of My Life Shina Neville had everything she ever wanted. No one knew that the young diva with the golden voice had a dark figment of life. She was the glowing example of everything good that was left in the showbiz world. However, once her secret is out, it will literally destroy her life and career. Join Shina in her journey of self discovery under the guidance of the mysterious and benevolent, Jarlath.
  • Mudslide Sarah and her grade 12 Geography class set out on a three-day hiking trip that soon becomes her worst nightmare when unexpected storms provoke a deadly mudslide. She must put aside her own fears and team conflicts as she works with her surviving teammates to rescue the victims of the mudslide in a tense race against time.
  • Benny and his magic wand Benny is a young boy aged nine and generally a well balanced, happy child. Sadly he is pre-occupied with being bullied at school, but his life changes when he’s given a wand by his Uncle, which turns out to have the most amazing powers, leading Benny and his friends to have the unbelievable magical adventures.
  • When I Remember Love Chapter 1 When I Remember Love “That that is, is.” ~ Shakespeare, Twelfth Night Aidan Price was resting comfortably in the back of the limousine. He was on his way to the venue for his final concert.
  • Color Me Dead Al Pennyback, a DC-based PI is asked to investigate the murder of a teen that the cops think is gang-related. As he delves into the case, he finds more going on than he bargained for.
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  • Jake West - The Keeper of the Stones When fifteen year old Jake West and his best friend, Ben Brooker, help Jake’s grandfather clear his attic of the junk he’s collected from his years of travelling, the boys discover an old chest containing a beautifully carved wooden box. The box contains a set of five mysterious stones and, when they erupt to emit a bright beam of light, it sparks an epic journey which will lead Jake into a d
  • The City Dog: Dog Training Tips For City Living This is a survival manual for living in a city with a dog, packed with dog training tips with an urban perspective. Reader feedback says it is great for non-city dogs and dog owners, too. Katherine, an urban dog owner, has more than 30 years experience training and working with dogs. Send a JPG photo of your dog for our website (link in the Author Profile), with your dog's name, city, country.
  • Memorial to the Dead A drunken derelict approaches Al Pennyback asking for help. A few days later, the man is found dead in front of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall, and Al finds himself in the middle of a federal investigation involving Chinese gangsters and a decades-old smuggling ring.
  • Conquer All Obstacles A WOMAN WHO WANTS TO FIND LOVE ... WILL DO WHATEVER IT TAKES FOR A HAPPILY-EVER-AFTER ... EVEN TANGLING WITH A PSYCHOPATH ... YET, LOVE HAS THE POWER TO ... CONQUER ALL OBSTACLES.
  • Why African American Children's Literature? The author presents her passionatae platform on the importance of the genre of African American children's literature. Ms. Velasco's life long dedication to create uplifting and empowering stories for children of color is put into an historic context. More importantly, she believes that today more than ever before the value of African American children's literature is of critical importance.
  • A TIME TO... Al Masterson, a risk manager, and his companions desperately try unsuccessfully to escape before Tower One swallows them on 9/11/2001. As it comes down, Al’s life flashes before him. He revisits spiritual milestones from his childhood, teen, young adult and adult years. As a result Al’s love, faith, hope and charity are strengthened in surprising ways. It is an uplifting spiritual journey.
  • The Ravine Roman Steadwell and Jillian Lomas were from two completely different walks of life. Together, they were at peace as they found refuge in each others' company above an overlook they named
  • Life with the Ladies of Low Arvie My second book 'Life with the Ladies of Low Arvie' has just been published and along with continuing our farming saga, it tells of my four years of study to achieve my dream of a University degree. We had many disasters during these years and one calamity that almost saw the end of our dream, but we are still here with the 'Ladies' and their calves.
  • Knight and the Sorceress: The Unholy Talisman The Unholy Talisman is the first book of the Knight and the Sorceress Series. The Unholy Talisman is a diabolical and powerful mystical artifact that has brought immense suffering in the Kingdom of Ameloria. After its banishment into the wastelands of Morondia, the Kingdom has enjoyed centuries of peace and prosperity. However, this peace may be short-lived as the Talisman is bent on returning...
  • The Ladies of Low Arvie - Living the Farming Dream In 2002 my partner and I bought a small piece of Scotland known as Low Arvie. Nominally a farm, Low Arvie was in reality just a wet and boggy piece of land. We have created a successful business rearing prime Scottish beef from our herd of pedigree Black Galloway cattle, who are 'The Ladies of Low Arvie.' This is our story - and theirs.
  • Outernet When a Doomsday Virus takes down the Internet, the world quickly realises how dependent it has become on technology. Can one highly ambitious man really bring the whole planet to its knees – and what would the consequences be of such a scenario?
  • Angel on His Shoulder Winston Nesbitt is a 40-year-old loser. He’s stuck in a dead end job where his bosses abuse him, loves a coworker who he’s afraid to ask out on a date. Winston leads an unvarying, dull, but comfortable existence. Then, his grandmother drops in. His grandmother had some unresolved issues in life, and she’s not going anywhere until she settles them.

The first two years of our occupation at Low Arvie had been hectic and exhilarating. We had arrived to take possession on July 11th 2002 with no farming equipment and little idea of what we were to do and in the following months we had set up a beef rearing enterprise."

Linda Watson
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