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Embroiled in a poisoned fever in Playa del Carmen, Lesley Ann receives a message from a mysterious spirit who leads her to chase answers across Cuba, whilst studying dance and music, living with the locals in far out places, and sampling the life of the people. She's taken back to a distant time in Crete where she travels to the Palace of Knossos to witness the murder of a young girl. Lesley then retraces her attempts to track down all of the information, which is gradually verified piece by piece as the jigsaw of truth is revealed. One woman's journey reveals other amazing paranormal and psychic events which are Beyond Belief.About the Author: Lesley Ann Eden grew up in a small farming village in the Midlands of England, and has been writing ever since she was a little girl. She currently lives in Yorkshire, England, where she is a choreographer and teaches performing arts. Fire in My Hands, the first book in her Eden Trilogy, is also available from Strategic Book Group; the upcoming Return: To the Land of Durga will be the final installment. Publisher's website: http://www.strategicpublishinggroup.com/title/BeyondBeliefInTheLandOf Rhythm.html

The United States of America has been in trouble for a long time, but before we can correct the problems, we need to know what they are. The time has come for the people to know the truth about what is happening in our cities, our states and our country. Our government has placed an unnecessary burden upon the people of the United States by making mistakes and failing to learn from them. Now we must pay the price. We live in a FREE LAND, but we take it for granted, allowing others to work and fight for us. Instead of valuing the treasure that is freedom of speech, we contentedly stay silent. The only way to bring about the necessary change is to stand up for what we believe in and let our leaders know that we will not sit idly by while they destroy this great country. It is time we all say, "Enough is enough." Author Pearl Polto lives in northeast Philadelphia, where she works as a president of credit services. She is also a talk show host, a credit advocate, and the host of many seminars on credit. She hopes this book will awaken the people of the United States to the issues and to the solutions for those issues in order to bring about real change.Publisher's website: http://www.strategicpublishinggroup.com/title/AreWeDoomed-EnoughIsEnough.html

Two innocent children sitting quietly in their play-house never suspect there is an evil presence about to end their lives. The peaceful town of Littleton, New Hampshire is about to be rocked. With the help of a visiting novelist named Laura, the children's spirits begin to communicate on an inexplicable level. But they have no way of warning her that more lives are in danger. A beautiful young widow, Laura is conquering her own demons. She is trying to rebuild her life after the murder of her husband on a California beach. Devil's Backbone is about coming to terms with everything that life hands you. First-time novelist L.D. Hockenberry's husband used to hunt in the town that's the setting for her book. Originally from Putnam, Connecticut, the human resources manager now makes her home in Olin, North Carolina. When she was a child in Putnam, Hockenberry lived in a haunted house located across the street from Gertrude Warner, who wrote the children's Boxcar mystery series.

Anna Marie Lindquist is a vivacious second grade teacher and the youngest of three daughters of Harvey Lindquist, a small town Midwestern banker. Harvey is a controlling man and has told each of his daughters the type of man they should marry. Anna Marie's two older sisters followed their father's edicts and married men of his choice, with both marriages ending unhappily. But Anna Marie has chosen her own path, falling in love with an artist and determined to marry him. Harvey secretly tries to stop the marriage, even threatening the preacher. Midsummer Waltz is a love story about relationships between people who are good and bad, and about love trying to win out against all odds.Author Ronald Bergerson set his story in west central Wisconsin, where he was raised. He is retired, now lives near Minneapolis and is at work on another novel.

Abigail Sloane is a well-known designer who is catapulted into an ugly divorce when her troubled daughter, Liddy, reveals her father's infatuation for a younger copycat of Abby. Short of any original talent, she is ingenious at stealing Abby's designs with enough small changes to call them hers. After weathering the divorce scandal and relocating her beloved house, Stone's Throw, farther down the St. Mary's River, Abby begins rebuilding her business and her life with the help of her close friend and lawyer, Andy Thorpe. While trying not to blame herself for the estrangement of Liddy, Abby must make a decision that will change the life of Andy, Liddy, and, most importantly, herself. A poignant story of tragedy and redemption, life for Abby is a bittersweet mixture of big-city work and her delight in the down country life of Chesapeake Bay.Author and journalist Faith Reyher Jackson has written two other books, short stories, numerous articles on children and gardening, was Book Editor for the Miami Herald, Lead Reviewer for The Potomac Review, and was also nominated twice for the Pushcart Prize. She has had a dancing career and was Headmistress of The Academy of The Washington Ballet for 16 years. Ms. Jackson has three sons and five grandchildren and lives in Collington, a small community halfway between Annapolis and Washington, D.C.