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My shadow has a name and her name is Lucille. She is my Poet, Priestess, Lover, and Muse. Her beauty surpasses the eyes of the beholder, then rips them out. Her intellect knows more than she doesn’t, then renders you ignorant. Her bravery is unflinching, her loyalty unwavering, and her undying love...

Tyler Love is the son of Molly Reeves's life of sex and drugs. He grows up on the wrong side of the tracks and has a hard life on Virginia's Eastern Shore, but as a small boy he acquires two mentors - a garage owner and the widow of a judge. One taught him to earn and save money. The other educated...

The Origin of Myth is like The Chariots of the Gods or Fingerprints of the Gods and uses the discovery of the tree of knowledge to understand ancient history in an all new way.  Noah’s ark becomes an important part of human history, but has very little to do with the nonexistent world...

In the voice of her eldest male Australian Shepherd, author and canine nutrition expert Tigger Montague tackles the many aspects of canine whole-food diets, along with the wonderful and sometimes complex relationships that dogs share with humans, with cats, and with other farm animals.  The...

Last Proud Gallop, a novel by Gerald F. Sweeney, explores how men and women love differently. The Lost Generation is emerging. It's 1919 and the Jazz Age is about to erupt. Six vibrant youths seek fulfillment in the postwar time-lapse between the demise of Victorian values and the rise of...

Jupiter Remembered is the memoir of a woman's journey toward understanding the very meaning and purpose of her life. Her spiritual nature becomes her most trusted companion, as she travels along the byways of her many faceted life. This is a story that can best be described as inspiring in nature,...

A letter from Judas Iscariot is found under Jerusalem’s Temple Mount, and exposes the storyline of Christ, the crucifixion and resurrection as nothing more than a political ruse of a radical Jew.  The Vatican and a Zionist cabal both seek to secure the letter, as anthropologist Gabe Turpin,...

Using a mysterious religious relic, urban artist Pablo Cordero creates an online, multimedia masterpiece that goes viral.  Then, globally, miracles of wealth are manifested through Cordero's art and his use of the relic.  Head of Vatican Intelligence, Father John Sheehan—an ex-CIA assassin turned...

On the outskirts of Boston, a young woman awakens to discover her apartment building is on fire. Suddenly homeless, Kitt Burnett struggles to rebuild her life, this time resurrecting a childhood passion for horses. Dirty fingernails and painfully tight boots are the least of her problems while working...

It is early spring in 1890 on the Northern Cheyenne Reservation in Southeastern Montana. The Cheyennes are starved for food due to Indian Department corruption, mismanagement, and a shortage of Reservation wild game. When hungry Cheyennes go off the Reservation to butcher white settlers’ cattle...

Lawrence DeWolfe Kelsey, Jr. joined the U.S. Merchant Marine as a radio officer at sixteen. WWII led him to Australia, India and ultimately to Okinawa, while atomic bombs were dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Before the war ended, he found himself in Bari, Italy, with his ship’s cargo holds ablaze....

The best pastries in the world are found in the pastry shops of Paris. The mission of the book is to get tourists beyond the top attractions of Paris to experience the life of the Parisian . Of the hundreds of Paris travel guides, Paris restaurant and food guides published, Paris by Pastry is the...

Meet the Mitchells: Joyce, a New Englander with time-honored ideas about family, work, and childbearing. And Elizabeth, a young woman who makes unconventional choices about where to live, ways to support herself, and how to give birth. A mother and daughter, half a world apart, who stay connected...

No Time for Commas is an alcoholic story for the vigilant reader. Forged in simplicity and fired with metaphor, it examines both the nature and the heart of addiction. It is nostalgic and personal, yet reflective, glued with shared human feelings and timeless principles. It is, plainly stated, about...