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Set in the 1860s, Molly Tanner's Violin is the epic story of US Marshal Colt Patterson. The hero of Dennis Okeefe's award-winning novel, Dixon's Edge, and a sequel to his novel, Two Hearts, in which he joins with Kathleen Oberholt, the heroine of Two Hearts, to fulfill a vision of a Navajo mystic in which the Navajo tribe is released from the hellhole of the prison camp, Bosque Redondo, and allowed to return to their beloved land of Canyon De Chelley in Arizona.As they fulfill the vision, they cross paths with the horrific but compelling poisoner, Elroy Peoples, and equally evil US Army Colonel Pickering, which climaxes in a cataclysmic confrontation in the high desert of New Mexico.This novel is filled with page-to-page action, romance, and compassion. Though fiction, it is based on events that really occurred, and it is definitely a worthwhile read for those who enjoy historical fiction.

Everyone is differentin his or her own way.This book will expressit's really OK!

This is a grandiose portrayal of dynamic personalities beset by life's unbending policy not to grant excuses, pardons, or favors based on net worth. Angela, a recently widowed mother, and her son Tony (a near carbon copy of his business-legend dad) share the respective leadership roles of the ranch and the oil company. Angela was the steward of highly guarded family secrets that were rapidly complicating their relationship.A life-changing affair forces a reveal of some of Angela's long-harbored family secrets. Tony's worship then began a gradual decline to respectful tolerance and eventual resentment.The ultimate clash and crash of two A personalities result in a contentious demise of family and corporate distinction.

The Montague family moved west with a small wagon train from Tennessee after the Civil War. After his family is massacred and his younger brother was captured by Comanches, John Montague is raised by a man on the frontier. He learns hunting, tracking, and self-defense skills. He becomes proficient with weapons. He moves farther west always accompanied by his black stallion and faithful dog, where he works as an army scout, which changes his vengeful attitude about Indians.He gets a job as a deputy sheriff and tracks down a vicious killer. He finally works as a cowboy on a large Texas ranch where, as a trail boss, he leads a cattle drive from Texas to Dodge City facing weather, rustlers, killers, and gunfighters. Over the years, he runs into his brother a couple of times. The brother is now a Comanche warrior with a hatred for Whites. John tries desperately to restore their relationship. At the ranch, he also meets the love of his life.

On a beautifully clear spring morning in southwestern Colorado, fourteen-year-old Theresa Hickerson's idyllic life on a luxurious ranch is shattered after her eleven-year-old stepbrother is senselessly murdered in the driveway.For the next eleven years, she tries to understand by compiling any and all information about how and why this tragedy occurred. Starting with members of her own family and friends, but most of all trying to make sense of the perpetrator, who happens to be her biological father. Despite her difficult endeavors, after a decade, doubts remain.It's a story of devotion and resiliency as she attempts to uncover the truth disclosing her family's deepest secrets. But above all, as she matures, learns by trial about loss, how to heal, and forgiveness.

This book is about a prophecy given to me about three people, one famous who walked their life for me. I battled the devil himself in this book with the help of a practicing witch. I am Holy Ghost-filled, fire-baptized, and speak the heavenly language. I am prepared for this walk during my years. This is a true story. Nothing is fictional. In this book, I'm being stalked by a famous rapper's baby mother and his girlfriend, together with friends, because of who I am. They are also thieves online and use stars for credit card info money pages. Their mistake is coming directly for me as him. All names were changed until they came off the Internet for me and real life began for them. The moral of this story is, the devil is real, and so is Jehovah God.

Raymond Royal lost his desire to live when he returned home to find his wife and daughter murdered. He quickly learned the only viable suspect was himself, with no other persons of interest. Months later, he suffered severe burns to his legs from a mysterious courthouse fire. He endured constant pain, refused to eat, was uncooperative, and wanted to die. In the hospital, Ray encountered a brown-eyed nurse, learning she had lost a loved one to violence months before he did. They became very close. Sharing their faith in God. When a Justice Department agent informed Royal that the police would never investigate those responsible for the murders of his family, he offered an opportunity to track down those liable. Ray's Special Forces experience provided an excellent disguise to destroy an expanding drug ring that had ordered the hit on his family. Can their growing relationship and their faith withstand the perils and challenges of Royal's quest for Blind Justice? Will the brown-eyed nurse accept his dispensing of Justice? Would he still love her if she revealed her hidden secrets and confessed her past? Their Faith will be tested in a roller coaster of trials, emotions, and deceit.

Chanteuse"e;She was the kind of singer you'd like to walk in on, in a club, in a strange city, on a Thursday night."e; Tom Butler, an irrigation-systems salesman from Iowa, begins the adventure of his life in Cincinnati, in the summer of 1985.The Fountain RoomCassidy, a burgeoning New Mexico artist, channels her great grandmother's Apache courage as she confronts a crass opportunist with the help of a rodeo cowboy.Justice DelayedCrimes go unpunished on Vancouver Island, British Columbia. Lives are ruined. A survivor's plea for justice makes matters worse. When no one else seems to care, Anthony, an Episcopal priest, can't let it go.WeightlessnessDalton, fresh out of grad school, returns to his hometown of Ann Arbor, Michigan. Although grounded in familiar surroundings and a secure job, his yearning for a grand romance leads him down uncharted alleys of both disappointment and ecstasy.Sorina's AmericaAmong the Yoopers of Michigan's Upper Peninsula, Sorina discovers her new country is not what she expected back in Bucharest, Romania. For better or worse, her America must be what she makes it.While Waiting for a DeerJack wants to be a wildlife photographer. Perched in a tree stand to photograph a handsome buck, events unfold beneath him, spilling craziness into his life. Amorous teenagers? A kidnapping? Will Norway pay the ransom? Eventually, Jack responds as any ex-Navy Seal would.The Fossa (A Novella)In this sequel to Volume I's "e;Original Content"e; short story, newlywed author Evan Walker ventures to Costa Rica to research his next novel. Through a maze packed with exotic locations, colorful rogues, and a Danish vixen overachiever, Evan struggles to understand and capture the essence of his villain, the Fossa.

Callie Cakes' usual after-school routine is turned upside down when she came home and found her mom gone and her grandma Airplane standing in the kitchen. Always glad to see her grandma, Callie enjoyed showing off her room and eating her chocolate chip cookies, but where was her mom? Later in the day, when her dad came home and took them for a car ride, Callie got the surprise of her life and learned a lesson about love.

Micki's Journal is about words of spiritual wisdom, a request to God for spiritual guidance for her as an earthly living angel at the time. Life is made up of what the author calls God's army of earthly angels. I am sure many reading this can think of such a person in their past or present life who fits this title. This author describes his earthly angel as being his wife and best friend of nearly fifty years. During her last few years, before dementia entered her life, the author was able to collect short quips she wrote left around the house. It wasn't till after she was called home that the author uncovered many caches of spiritual quips on pieces of scrap paper she'd written on and cutouts in her teenage notebook, a journal, several used Bibles, books, daily devotionals, and an old Bible study of Psalms 23, her favorite study. How brave she was and unafraid to wait for God's calling for her to come home. Six months after her passing, her own handwritten prayer was discovered "e;To Those I Love,"e; which you will find in the book. One of her best friends wrote, "e;Micki was the most Christian woman I've ever known."e; The author wants the readers of this book to know all proceeds will go to Micki's favorite children's charities in her name.

The generosity of the residents of Baybridge never wavered as Angela Coughlan continued her battle with cancer. Their contributions to her local, somewhat unorthodox fund, dubbed Angela's Purse, more than doubled since its inception. Her neighbour and benefactor was the rock for the community.Amy, Angela's young sister, and their friend Charly were a force to be reckoned with. The simplicity of their solutions to the adults' unsurmountable problems never failed to amaze. When presented with issues of style or etiquette, they consulted the Twins Killfeather, ninety-four years old, well-versed in both matters.When the linchpin of their community left them suddenly, shock, disbelief, and avoidance overtook them. The common path they trod was splintered. They tiptoed around its sharp edges until in time nature restored their commitment and resilience. With a burst of energy, they forged a new path, one with twists and turns they could never have imagined.

Follow the heart-warming adventures of a California-born golden retriever living in the beautiful Napa Valley. Read how this loving but also mischievous dog gets into trouble. Pete's adventures include being trapped in a school overnight, chased by a bear, and sprayed by a skunk. Also read about Pete's deep love for his best friend, Sherri, and how he helped save the day for the McKane family.

Sirr Fredrick Douglass was raised in a small town by his Christian mother and older brother. With no father in his life, he was dependent on different men to show him how to be a man. While away in the military, tragedy struck, leaving him to wonder about God and to question his existence. Now he was back at home with a new belief, and he had to face his past. Also, he had to make things right with the one person he left behind. He found himself in a tug-of-war for love. Could she be the woman to lead him back to redemption? Or could she lead to destruction? Would tragedy strike again for Sirr, or would he find a way to escape it?

Who is the smarter, animals or people? The answer may surprise you as we look at a people-watching mountain lion or overly friendly campground bears. Then there are the mischievous raccoons determined to get their ill-gotten gain and even a mention of a couple of nature's oddities.As unbelievable as these short stories may seem, they are true stories as witnessed by Ranger Bob when he was either working or hiking in the White Mountain National Forest of New Hampshire.

Rome Jeter is a blue-chip recruit and an only child who is mature for his age. As his life becomes complicated, the very social systems that raised him fail miserably. He is betrayed by the police, the press, and even mentors.This far-reaching novel addresses generations of change as the very people responsible for corruption and mismanagement stay in power, and many of their subordinates realize they have been used and seek redemption. Some are successful, but many fail.Growing up in Philadelphia, Jeter encounters adults admirable and ribald, humorous and crude. This outrageous and moving story leads to one conclusion: your present life is only secure if your plans for the future are sound.

I got tired of seeing and hearing about our troops being killed and murdered for our country by the hand of terrorist. And I said to myself, "e;My brother, uncle, and brother-in-law were trying to do what was right."e; So I came up with some badass-kicking soldiers who could get the job done. And they did.

TEDMUND AND THE MURDERED CHEERLEADERArriving in Tiryns, Tessa "e;Tess"e; O'Neil is on a mission to make amends for wrongs she committed as a teenager. In recovery from years of drug dependency, she decides to contact her former high school friends, the once cool kids of Aaron Burr High. She feels compelled to reveal the truth about the mysterious disappearance of a student, Walter Krol, which happened six years earlier.On a trip to Tiryns for the Thanksgiving weekend, Ted Strickland and his boss Andrew Hunter discover the body of a slain woman on the side of a country road. She is dressed in a high school cheerleading uniform. Later, Ted realizes the body is that of Tessa "e;Tess"e; O'Neil, a former classmate of his. She was said to be the prettiest cheerleader in the history of Aaron Burr High.Ted finds himself an unwitting player in the investigation of Tessa's unfortunate demise. The once cool kids of Aaron Burr High, who had bullied and belittled him, now as adults are eerily friendly and, stranger still, eager to talk to him about old times. "e;The past doesn't stay in the past. It's about to impale itself on the present,"e; Detective Ramirez observed after he and Lieutenant Paton were called in to assist the Tiryns PD on Tessa's murder case.Ted comes into conflict with his boss Andrew Hunter and takes a stand with Detective Ramirez. Old secrets slowly leak out, and Ted finds himself not knowing whom he can trust.Spoiler Alert: This book references events from Book One: Tedmund and the Murdered Heiress.

This is the story of one Detroit firefighter. It chronicles the period of Detroit from 1973 through 2007, which was the start of his career. Join us during those tremulous days of unbridled chaos and arson throughout the city. Many journalists and photographers from literally around the world came to witness and photograph this period.The author writes about a dark side of the city's history-a period of suppressing the truth about the men and women of the DFD who worked with personnel shortages, beat-up equipment, and for a time, inadequate fire protective clothing.The author recognizes that much in Detroit and the Detroit Fire Department has changed for the better.

Caboose the Moose is the new Forest Avenger who is the born protector of mother earth. Caboose is a gigantic moose with magical virtues that manifest from his antlers - like all moose, of course. Caboose and his forest friends share a new adventure in each book that teaches children about sensitive issues like pollution, forest fires, deforestation, climate change, and poaching in a sensitive and poetic style with a heavy nod to the great Dr. Seuss. It's time to start teaching conservation as early as possible. In this story, Caboose is saved from being a trophy hung on someone's wall by his incredibly tiny and unlikely hero, Faust the Mouse!

Coral is just a normal foster child, trying to get through her last year of middle school as painlessly as possible. However, her whole life changes when she bumps into a boy with a strange name who claims to be her brother. This boy reveals an entirely new world to Coral and shows her where she is meant to be: Atlantis, the element city of water and a place of magic. Coral becomes surrounded by dangers that a thirteen-year-old should only read about, and with a newly discovered family that she is determined to protect, she must find a way to save her new home.

In 1978, strong-willed yet idiosyncratic Steve Wiggins follows his father's military footsteps and enrolls in South Carolina Military Academy, a bastion of Southern principles and severe discipline. The academy only recently allowed black cadets to attend and is in the early stages of a policy enforcement against the upperclassmen's notorious hazing. The students whisper about Steve when he passes, and their words follow him like shadows of the palmetto trees swaying in the breeze.In Charleston, South Carolina, where the Confederacy and slave trade cast a shadow over the city's history, the mayor begins an ambitious new project that attempts to bring the city out of the dark. While on campus, Steve stumbles into a moral dilemma to either expose a situation or remain silent to safeguard his secret.When Steve returns home, he notices a change in Charleston. The faces from his childhood are absent from church. There is a new pastor. Steve is no longer speaking to his girlfriend. He feels exasperated and in need of someone to talk to. At home, he wears a smile, and his parents take pride in him for dedicating himself to such a disciplined life.Standing Tall highlights an African American's experience in a marginalized environment with pervasive Southern ideology. While attending a military academy is a difficult trial, it teaches important lessons, including but not limited to stoicism, perseverance, and tenacity.

I would like to tell everyone that we need to make the world a better place. The world is depending on us. We need to forget about the past and put our heads together to make it happen. Love, appreciation, support, respect, and working together will make the world different. We need to stop killing, raping, kidnapping, disrespecting, taking advantage of one another. Our lives are very important to one another. Let us delete everything and put lives first.The world is big enough for all of us to be happy. If each of us put the world before anything, I truly believe the world will be in a better position. Let's try to do things the easy way it's meant-the right way. We are very intelligent people, and we know what is right and wrong. My book will tell you how to move forward with a better life for you.

Sculpting cloud shadows or any shadow is not possible. Shadows can be manipulated and changed somewhat by the texture they fall on, be it flat and smooth or jagged, sharp and hilly. Clouds are somewhat like people, like the world. They have shape and form but are constantly changing. You can't rely on them to be there when needed; and sometime they just show up at the wrong time. They are real but like a ghost can dissipate and disappear. Clouds are like life itself; you can't hold onto it, only chase it's shadow. Poem excerpts-You can't eat it, taste it, smell it or hear it. You can't store it on a shelf to use it later. Good vision will help but sometime a blind man can see it. You can't buy it, bank it, sell it or rent it, it is free. It's worth is un-measurable, without it there is no you or me. Behind the calendar and behind the clock,one step ahead of the dawn,behind your back, time frolics on. I can't live in the past. I can't dwell in a place that dissipated like the morning mist. Yet I must carry the past with me, like a heavy anchor holding me back.

Michelle weaves together stories of her childhood along with the trials of living in rural Idaho. Growing up, she received messaging that being different wasn't acceptable, and worse, being a lesbian was a one-way ticket to burning in hell for all eternity. I Don't Want to Dance is a coming-of-age, coming-out collection of stories written in an honest, funny, and sometimes raw manner. In her debut novel, she reveals her resilience growing up misunderstood as a daughter, friend, and eventually, partner through her poignant and relatable sense of humor. She also reminds readers relatives are part of your DNA, and family are the folks you choose and who choose you.

Would you risk it all for Love?________________________________________________________Tommy Cavallo: Entrepreneur-Billionaire-Father-Lover-DEADThe Entanglements drama series in Las Vegas continues! Tommy shares his life story, placing all his cards on the table. His memoirs are published several months after his death, opening himself up to the world about his family, lovers, enemies, and secrets meant to accompany him six feet under.You may have read Angie's accounts about her affair with Tommy in The Mistress Chronicles and Sadie's assertions regarding her marriage to Tommy in Moonlight Confessions. These tales depict their lives with Tommy, but you don't know the whole story-until now.Tommy exposes numerous secrets about his marriage to Sadie and his obsession with Angie. His complex relationships with these women might have imploded, but this eligible bachelor does not stay unattached for long. A new love interest enters his life, complete with her own fair share of drama and enemies for Tommy to become immersed.The list of Tommy's adversaries grows through the decades, thanks to his lust for women, money, and his association with the Mafia. Tommy suspects someone wants him dead, but he isn't certain which one of his nemeses would go to such great lengths to kill him. Did Tommy die from natural causes or was he murdered? His memoirs could reveal a killer.

Linda McDonald has extracted the essential gems from her renowned sales training seminars and concentrated them all in one pure diamond of a book. Soft Selling in the 21st Century is an easy-to-follow prescription for sure-fire sales success. Linda covers essential preparation to sell, from goal-setting to eliminating the competition. Then she lays out a clear "e;Blueprint of Sales"e; that will guide any reader, from beginner to seasoned professional, to foolproof closings. Throughout she emphasizes the new musts for 21st-century sales: educating the client and stellar service.

It's the late 1960s. Turbulence reigns in the States and also Vietnam. Lorraine (Sunny) and Tom, two vibrant young adults, meet on their way to Vietnam. United by fate and war, they fall quickly in love. Will they both make it out alive? If so, will they make it out alive only to be separated by peace and the world?

The year is 2013, London, England. Whitechapel is the place of historical murders and a number of unsolved homicides. Now there's a threat on the streets. Young men are being targeted and murdered with no evidence pointing to the killer. MI5 is about to shut down, and MI6 is gaining more power. Lesley Ashcroft, the face and the brains behind the government, is threatened and must find a way to protect his position and his control of their nation. He creates a team to help him, but they can only operate under the government's nose. No one can know. Together with Malcolm Vance and Julian Radcliffe, a detective sergeant with a drive for justice no matter the cost and a psychologist with a knack for profiling, they need to find the killer before MI6 decides to step in and find the killer themselves.If they fail, they stand to lose everything.

Have you ever wondered how some people get so much done every day, every week, and every year?How do they do it? What magic ability are they blessed with that you're not?I have good news! The secret of goal setting is in this book.It's a friendly and step-by-step process to plan, identify, and accomplish all your goals every year that will fall under eight different categories.It's life planning made simple! Perfect Planning 4 Life: The Workbook will soon be invaluable to you. Use it every day and keep track of your accomplishments. The more you use it, the more you get out of it!Good luck and happy planning!You can do this!

Call Me Cecilia is story about a high school ladies' man who messes with the wrong girl. In the course of courting his new conquest at a party, Cecil accidentally falls on top of her in a drunken state. In an angry response, the girl, Beth, uses her special powers and puts a spell on Cecil, effectively sending him into a parallel world where he has to be a female for a full year. Over the course of that period, Cecil, now called Cecilia, gradually transforms from the boy he was into the girl he is to become. He must adjust to the many male and female differences and make sense of who he is while living out his female life. Over the course of time, Cecilia endures the horrible pain of a breakup and losing a lifelong friend. At the end of the spell, Cecilia must then decide whether to remain a girl or go back to being the boy he was before his transformation.