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Dark Solus, An Assassin's Tale is a dark, science fiction fantasy novel about one of the deadliest assassins on the planet Eorth. The evil wizard Kalifen, along with the ruthless leaders of the Assassins, Thieves and Halflings guilds, murdered Dark Solus' parents when he was only a child.Haunted by their merciless execution, he now waits and prepares to exact his revenge on all those responsible for their demise. Dark is transformed and trained by the Styg, the warden of the Stygian depths, and his grandfather Mephistopheles, an ancient silver dragon.Twelve years later, Dark is now ready to travel to the City of Duergar, the home of his enemies. Trained in the skills of assassination, and armed with lethal devices and knowledge of the dark arts, he has set himself only one mission.....to kill them all!This action-packed book comes alive with ancient imagery, in a time before solid boundaries formed between the mystical kingdoms of Faërie and the mortal world of man. Author David Andrew Crawford grew up in Canada, and currently resides in the small hamlet of Innesville with his two dogs, Ares and Ariel.Publisher's website: http://www.strategicpublishinggroup.com/title/DarkSolusAnAssassinsTale.html

What the critics are saying aboutIncomplete Memoirs:"This dubious escapade had better start making some sense...and SOON!..THIS GUY OWES ME MONEY!!!"-Al.C.Calamus"I..I...need to talk...I hope I can still reach him on 98 765 4321007."-FossieCalamusTeachers pave the way for future generations. They instruct, inspire, cajole, scold, threaten and promote. They act as mediators between a child and parent at times. They don't merely show up; their responsibility is enormous and, at times, overwhelming.Throw teaching students from another country (other than your own) into the mix and all the right ingredients are there for a complete breakdown, or at least inspiration for more than a few stories. Kingsley Reed Jeffery has compiled a series of essays that brilliantly and humorously details a year in his life of teaching students in South Korea.Jeffery's book goes from the serious to the absurd, with commentaries on the local vodka (or what he can remember), culinary delights, and the vast differences of Korean culture compared to his own.For anyone who is an educator or anyone who wants to explore exactly what that means, this book is a no-holds-barred, amusing read about the trials, tribulations, and joys of teaching.Author Bio:Kingsley Reed Jeffery is an author, Math teacher and occasional English teacher. He lives in Melbourne, Australia.Publisher's Web site: http://www.strategicpublishinggroup.com/title/IncompleteMemoirsOfACompleteBreakdown.html

Henry Cavendish, an Elizabethan aristocrat, is a young man with an eye for the ladies who has no plans to settle down.Cavendish visits Derby to arrange the design for his mother's mausoleum. There he meets the beautiful and beguiling Sylvia, daughter of a vicar. The couple begin a passionate and tumultuous love affair. Sylvia becomes pregnant and Henry, the ever-illusive bachelor, provides her with a manor in which to raise their illegitimate son, Robert.The two continue their love affair for sixteen years, witnessing the turmoil of Elizabethan politics, the imprisonment of Mary Queen of Scots and the persecution of Catholics. The serendipitous meeting between these two-star crossed lovers creates a dynasty that survives the reformation, the civil war, the plague and the fire of London. Cavendish's illegitimate heir amasses a considerable fortune, but at what cost?The House of Cavendish-Out Roads is a wicked and delicious romp through the goings-on's of the wealthy during the 16th century and 17th centuries. Brocklehurst brings his characters to life while weaving significant, historical events through a complex and sharply-tuned plotline. Loosely based on true-life events from his ancestry, readers are in for a first-rate historical romance/suspense novel.Malcolm Brocklehurst is a writer, poet, and retired quality control consultant. He is currently employed as a part time technical author while writing the sequels to his novel in his spare time. Malcolm is a published author with a book, The Secret History of Christianity. He lives with his wife, Mary, in the United Kingdom.Publisher's website:http://www.strategicpublishinggroup.com/title/TheHouseOfCavendish-OutRoads.html

For the last one hundred years, the mainstream media has been allowed to define our politicians: who's conservative, who's liberal, who's radical right wing. In their world, of course, there's no such category as radical left wing.Until now, there's been no defined base line. All these descriptions have been relative, as well as inaccurate. The purpose of this book is to define in concrete examples exactly what conservatism means. Once we understand what conservatism is, then we can judge for ourselves just how each politician fits into the spectrum. It will give each reader the tools to decide for himself just how his own representatives "represent" his own values, and allow him to cast his vote accordingly.Why Conservatives Are Always Right examines this nation's founding principles, and explains how those principles allowed this new nation to become the envy of the world. It also explains how straying from those common sense principles has led to the turmoil, conflict and economic disasters that have become part of our everyday lives. This book should become a "Bible" for all conservatives.Phil Roach spent his working life in the printing business: starting, growing and selling three such businesses. He thus became an admirer of Benjamin Franklin, and took great interest in the founding principles of this country. In this vein, he has had two hundred Letters to the Editor published, explaining conservatism. Upon retirement in 2008, Roach finally had time to write a book putting together the positions he has developed over a lifetime. Publisher's Web site: http://www.strategicpublishinggroup.com/title/WhyConservativesAreAlwaysRight.html

This stunning memoir recounts the life of Warren G. Guntheroth, who rose from his birthplace in small town Oklahoma to Harvard Medical School, where he excelled.During his internship, he met two student nurses, Ellie and Sally. He married Ellie and they shared a wonderful life together. They went to Sweden, so Warren could study congenital heart disease. On their return to Boston, he trained as a pediatric cardiologist.The couple moved out West so Warren could study research methods in bioengineering, and they began their family, raising three sons. Warren joined the faculty at the University of Washington in Seattle, and was awarded a national research grant.After 53 years of marriage, Ellie developed lung cancer and passed away. Warren was devastated, and says he almost joined her in death. But he continued to work, and then a miracle happened. Ellie's best friend and roommate from her nursing school days, Sally, came to visit. Warren and Sally fell in love! She agreed to marry Warren and move to Seattle. In his own words: "And they lived happily ever after."Author Bio:Warren G. Guntheroth wrote this book to honor the profound influence of the women in his life. He also salutes the importance of hard work and honesty in reaching success. This doctor of the heart writes from the heart in My Life, Loves and Battles.Dr. Guntheroth is the author of two other books and is still active in his career as a pediatric cardiologist at the University of Washington.Publisher's Web site:http://www.strategicpublishinggroup.com/title/MyLifeLovesAndBattles.html

How long can the terrible secrets of the past remain buried?As the caskets of her adoptive parents are lowered into the ground, sixteen-year-old Jessica has no idea what her future holds. All too soon, however, she finds herself forcibly separated from her sister and sent to live with an aunt she has never known. Aunt Carson, a high-society gold digger, will do whatever it takes to get her hands on Jessica's sizeable inheritance-even if it means betraying her own son, even if it means resorting to murder.About the Author: Melanie Lane Wells began writing poetry when she was twelve years old, but it wasn't long before she moved on to storytelling. The idea of the main characters of Jessica and Nathan from Secrets of Sandy Cove came to her when she was about fourteen, but the motivation to write their story did not flow from her until she was a married woman with children. To date, she has completed her second book, Sacrifice, which is a modern-day Romeo and Juliet/Mob story. Today, Melanie and her three children live in Ludowici, Georgia. Publisher's website: http://www.strategicpublishinggroup.com/title/SecretsOfSandyCove.html