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Gladwoman by Marcia Freespirit $12.95
In this gritty true story, Marcia shares how she overcame self-doubt, domestic violence and co-dependency to find the love and life of her dreams. Her tenacity and unwillingness to be defeated spurred her commitment to give her children a better life. Contact us to reserve your own signed copy.
Just One More by Jim Cheatham $19.95
Through his own career experiences, the author gives the entrepreneur a path to follow to success. The experiences are taken from real life for the reader to compare to his or her own experiences and lessons from them.
CLUB Shattered by PZ Hopkins $12.00
Written in PZ's unique self-help style, Club Shattered presents clear and simple wisdom through a series of specific pointers and everyday actions. Her voice resonates with the song of hope and strength and the promise of a happier and more fulfilling tomorrow. Club Shattered is an uncommonly authentic approach of going from a love lost to a life found.
Come Out and Play! by Terri Vazquez $13.95 Come Out and Play! revolves around one animal that is reluctant to join the others in their nighttime play because he is different. Children from all types of families will find courage to be proud of their unique qualities and inspiration to know they are not alone.
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The Gidley Guide to Self-Publishing by Jan Gidley $7.95
In today's market, you have many choices. This book will outline some of the options available and what may be involved depending on the choices you make. This book is based on 30+ years of experience in book production combined with research and discussions with professional experts in the business of books.
The Master Networker's Manual by David Doerges $8.95
Do you want to grow your business to any desired level through networking? Do you want to massively expand your sphere of influence? Learn how to become a Master Networker with David's unique and valuable networking tips and strategies.
Hoplite Renegades by Michael Darling $13.95 Hoplite Renegades is the story of how Captain Masterson, a retired naval captain -- who currently works for the large weapons and starship manufacturer Hoplite Interstellar Technologies -- becomes a renegade. In the course of doing so, he encounters many obstacles -- his employer, brutal pirates, mercenaries, the military, and just plain bad luck -- endangering his friends and co-workers. It's sci-fi entertainment fit for teens and adults alike.
How to Get More Love by Karen Card $12.95
Karen Card, Certified Relationship Coach, will give you the last advice you will ever need. She will stop your confusion with direct, to-the-point relationship advice. Get the specifics of what to do and what not to do to finally improve your love life.
Angel Meets the Projector by Cheryl Healey $13.95 Angel Meets The Projector is a story about Angel, the girl down the street. As everyone does, Angel sometimes struggles with challenges created by small day-to-day happenings. One day, The Projector, a super-hero of sorts appears to Angel to help her through a situation with understanding, love and courage. This book is a mix of Jungian psychology, modern-day hero animation, and enlightening exercises all rolled into one. Parents, teachers, guidance counselors, and others who work closely with children will find this a great teaching tool that children will enjoy.
Out of the Ashes by Skip Allen
$18.95
With a ready-made audience, Out of the Ashes joins the growing front (e.g., led by like Joel Rosenberg's The Last Jihad and The Last Days, and Vince Flynn's Memorial Day) of this particular genre. In Out of the Ashes, the reader not only gets to realize that the al Qaida threat is very real, and chillingly so, but that the government will stop at nothing to thwart any attacks by al Qaida.
Requiem for the Phoenix by Skip Allen
$25.95
With a ready-made audience, Requiem for the Phoenix joins the growing front (e.g., led by Joel Rosenberg's The Last Jihad and The Last Days and Vince Flynn's Memorial Day) of this particular genre. In Requiem for the Phoenix, the reader gets to realize the frightening possibilities that threaten the free world, and may very well threaten us today.
Tips From Kittay by June Kittay
$13.95 Tips from Kittay is a short, easy to read book comprised of tips related to health, nutrition, wellness, and life in general. Easy to read and full of helpful interesting ideas, it is not only refreshing, but packed with useful information to get you the body and attitude you desire and deserve.
Emerging thru Movement DVD by June Kittay
$19.95
"Emerging thru Movement" is a fun and easy fitness program designed to be the first step toward a healthy and active lifestyle. The program includes low impact aerobics, balance, coordination, flexibility, strength, and de-stressing techniques. You will be guided through a variety of movements that will help you improve your body and stay functionally fit. Filmed in a breath taking tropical paradise, accompanied by island music, this DVD will encourage you to get up, on your feet and moving!
Radolescents by Zita Ewert
$14.95 Award-Winning Finalist in the humor category of the National Best Books 2008 Awards, sponsored by USA Book News
This collection of humorous stories is inspired by real-life adolescent adventures. They range anywhere from fishing to spying to pre-college open house. Initially innocent circumstances snowball into bigger circumstances with choices and solutions looming on the horizon. Get ready to smile, laugh, and slap your face in disbelief as you join these "radolescents" in their outside-the-box, not anywhere near the box, adventures.
My Pain, My Passion, My Poetry by LaVar Henry
$14.95 My Pain, My Passion, My Poetry by LaVar J. Henry is a passionate book that interprets emotions and feelings by creating majestic pictures with words, using imagery and other poetry tools. A creative book of poems, My Pain, My Passion, My Poetry draws you in with its style and rhythm -- a book that appeals to people from all walks of life. With his talents, LaVar Henry uses his pain and passion to create powerful poetry for his readers.
Poetic Evolution by LaVar Henry
$14.95
Once again there is heart-filled poetry that captures the imagination. Poetic Evolution, the sequel to My Pain, My Passion My Poetry, gives you refreshingly inspirational literature. This book masterfully captures the perpetual growth of a poet and his ever-changing view on life. Using his talents and wordsmith capabilities, LaVar J. Henry reminds you of the arts in the form of poetry, painting you remarkable pictures in words. Poetic Evolution inspires you to read and to once again find love in poetry
Short Masterpieces, An Anthology of Poems and Prose, by John Mount is the culmination of years of writing for the sheer joy of putting words to paper, but now as he explains in his introduction, "No one writes or performs well when he himself is his only audience. We tend to be gregarious, even in our thoughts. I, too, wish to be heard." Indeed, John Mount is worthy of an audience.
Shoot for the Stars! A Practical Guide for Helping Your Child
Achieve Success in School and the Workplace is the culmination of a
decades-long journey searching for effective tools to help students
struggling with reading and learning.
Ode to a Diet Coke by Barbara Linn
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What happens when someone who has lived with a disability her whole life finds she has lost the independence she always advocated for and helped others achieve? Barbara Linn tells us what happens. She does so with absolute honesty in prose that flows so smoothly and narrative that never even for a moment lets us lose interest, always mixing humor with the nightmarish account of her descent into the hellish world of hospitals, rehab centers and even a nursing home.
Travel through a love story where the heroine has more imperfections and flaws than true love can conquer. Is it enough being correct and moral when you realize all you have ever known could be taken away in a flash of light?
11:11 by Doreen Serrano $17.95
Heather Simmons is in a race for time as her past catches up with her and a familiar stranger begins to close in. In her quest to find a connection between 11:11 and the man who wants her dead, Heather discovers the answers are more horrifying than she ever could have imagined. Follow Heather into her nightmares as reality reveals a truth that will affect not only the fate of one woman but also the fate of mankind.
The Joyful Journey by Cathy D. Slaght $14.95
Cathy Slaght's Joyful Journey began in 2000. Working in real estate, she was caught up in a high stress cycle that created weight, health and financial problems. Then she heard about a new technology designed to control and manage stress by working with- instead of against- the human energy system. As Cathy began working with this technology - a type of biofeedback utilizing quantum physics - she realized it was possible to look 'below the surface' and manage the stress in her own energy field. Cathy invites you to read the message she shares and start your own Joyful Journey today.
Mila Jeffers, Making of a Mercenary by Michael Darling $4.95
Mila Jeffers' world is turned upside-down when her husband is taken hostage. Her experience as a galactic athlete comes in handy as she tackles hired gunmen, street toughs, and the law. Will she save her husband? Will she be locked away for her disregard of the law on her quest to find justice?
Black People Don't Play Soccer? by Robert Woodard $19.95
This book discusses the historical, economic and cultural reasons behind Black America's apathy towards soccer; how media coverage and bias hinder soccer's progress; the legacy of players of African descent who made soccer history; and how greater participation by the Black community will benefit Major League Soccer and the US National team both economically and competitively.
Richard's Journey Home by Betty Brainerd $10.99
Join Richard as he goes on an adventure across this great country in search of his family. He meets numerous other animals and a few humans that teach him many of life's great truths. Every child will revel in the fun, excitement, and lessons learned.
No Place To Call Home by Alexandra Everist $19.95
No Place to Call Home relates the experiences of a 19-year-old Polish man who is captured by the Soviets at the beginning of World War II and sent to a Siberian concentration camp in Kolyma. It is a story that is largely forgotten in most history books today. Each prison and gulag Stanley is sent is "no place to call home". In order to survive the un-survivable, the prisoners must work in collaboration with each other. Of the unknown hundreds of thousands sent to the Siberian gulags, only 583 Polish prisoners would return, one of them being Stanley Kowalski. This is his story.
Motivation (the Mindset) is required to successfully lose body weight. The key to successful weight loss is getting and staying self motivated – permanently. This requires a change in mindset and maintaining the weight loss requires the ability to permanently possess the right mindset. Michael's method for losing and maintaining weight loss, along with being a certified personal trainer, has helped many people live healthier and happier lives.
A Hole in My Soul: My Father's Sin - Fatherless homes have never been much of an issue until recent years. It is a growing epidemic that fathers are no longer in the home for whatever cause. This gap is creating a negative effect both naturally and spiritually. This is a book for every person whose father has left, died, or was never there, and they feel like there is something missing. Like there is a hole in a part of them, a 'hole'; in their soul, which needs to be filled so that they can move on as a “whole” person. This book allows us to investigate and ask questions that some wish we would leave alone; but asking the questions and dealing with them will help strengthen you and help you gain freedom to become all that you can for the glory of God, sealing the hole as you become whole.
This is the second book in author Brenda Darnley Martin's series featuring the adventures and positive life lessons of Freddie, Hector and Tish, three young fish living in the waters of Old Tampa Bay.
He's never forgiven God-or is it Satan-for the theft and subsequent deception that left him scarred and alone. Thirty years on, Garrett is hard, cynical, and dogmatically focused. He's a strategic genius who's moved wall street, major manufacturing companies and small countries into the success column; now he's a millionaire on the run.
So begins Robin Knowls' debut novel-- a thrilling suspense sure to rock your senses.
Two people, two cultures and two historical destinies collide in this riveting love story. Throughout their journey into Bengal and India’s 18th and 21st century heartland, Michele and Baba, her Sufi-guru husband, share their “backstage” lives, embrace a simple yet complex people and delve into richly detailed, breath-taking and inspiring realms filled with unexpected twists and turns, haunting memories and hints of past lives. In their gripping quest they physically, emotionally and psychologically ponder the universal and deeply personal questions of identity, purpose and human and divine relationships. This “once-in-a-lifetime” story might frustrate, gladden and seduce some, and yet, it always immerses them into the ever-fascinating East and encourages them to find within themselves their own amazing truth and Light.
In this technological society, where does one find purpose and the meaning of life? The obvious answer is in our children, but more importantly from where they are they brought forth. As a man thinks, so is he. If one can be made to feel low self esteem, then he will view others with this same esteem resulting in that child that will easily disregard another child in that same light and our future is at stake. Dr. San Man illustrates more than poetry and takes a look into the soul of each of us and how we see one another. In education there is knowledge and from that knowledge comes understanding which conceives wisdom. It is in that wisdom we find peace of mind, recognizing she is the key. As a civilization we can be free..
Golf. Murder. Love. And it’s all true.
In 1974, Janis Froelich and Linda McLain were young homemakers. They took temporary jobs with the 57th PGA Championship in Akron. The outcome of this PGA Championship at the famed Firestone is one people still talk about because of the miraculous 16th hole play by Jack Nicklaus. But little known are the murder and mayhem happening behind the scenes preceding the tournament. Linda is murdered on a freezing February night in 1975. With 40 years experience as a newspaper reporter, Froelich retraces the deadly spiral of her co-worker’s life. She finds an inspiring finish to a violent case still deemed “shocking” by the defense attorney.
