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Intimate Strangers
by Laura Taylor
Genres: Romance, Contemporary Romance, Contemporary, Romantic Suspense, Fiction, Suspense, Thriller
Average rating on Goodreads: 3.64

School teacher and advocate of abused children Hannah Cassidy invades a private retreat in the N. Nevada wilderness. Ignoring posted No Trespassing signs and the property's angry owner, she dismisses his threats and demands that he reveal her missing brother's location.Nicholas Benteen, ex-mercenary and former CIA covert operative, assumes she is yet another adversary intent on exacting lethal revenge for his past deeds. He will fight to the death to protect the sanctuary he has created for himself and those from his past he has vowed to safeguard. Even as Hannah penetrates Nicholas's isolation and melts the ice that encases his weary heart, she is seduced by the sensual, battle scarred veteran and the dark secrets of his past.
The Lady in White
by colin-campbell
Genres: Mystery, School
Average rating on Goodreads: 3.22

[Cambridge English Readers Level 4]Award-winning original fiction for learners of English. At seven levels, from Starter to Advanced, this impressive selection of carefully graded readers offers exciting reading for every student's capabilities. Is it coincidence or is he losing his mind? While researching a new programme, John, a successful television producer, comes across a story about a ghostly hitch-hiker. Soon he realises that the story of the Lady in White bears many similarities to part of his own life. Returning to London from a holiday in Ireland, John begins to ask himself some uncomfortable questions. Paperback-only version. Also available with Audio CDs including complete text recordings from the book.
Legends of the Amazon
by Vinicio Ortiz
Average rating on Goodreads: 5.00

A collection of legends of the Quichua people, who inhabit the province of Sucumbíos, in the north of the Ecuadorian Amazon Basin, as they were told to the author in a remote village deep in the forest.It is accompanied by gorgeous graphics from the hand of the famous Ecuadorian artist Israel Pardo.The books have a small graphic dictionary, which helps explain some details.
The Constitution of the United States of America, with all of the Amendments; The Declaration of Independence; and The Articles of Confederation
by James Madison
Genres: History, Politics, Nonfiction, Reference, Philosophy, Political Science, Law
Average rating on Goodreads: 4.62

The most important documents of the United States of America are collected in this easy-to-read volume, which includes the Constitution of the United States of America, with all of the Amendments; The Declaration of Independence; the Articles of Confederation, and an appendix containing a list of the states by date of admission to the Union. Every citizen of the United States, student of history anywhere in the world, or anyone interested in understanding who we are as a nation should have and study a copy of these works.
They Call Me...Montey Greene (Identity Crisis Trilogy, #1)
by A.R. Yoba
Average rating on Goodreads: 3.64

"Very enjoyable crime caper crossing Italy and France and ending back in the US. Great central character and plenty of twists and turns." —thebookbag.co.ukA.R. “Ab Wins” Yoba’s debut novel, They Call Me...Montey Greene, centers around a man raised in a notorious Brooklyn public housing project who inadvertently thwarts the kidnapping of a reputed drug kingpin’s daughter while vacationing in Milan, Italy, thereby throwing a monkey wrench in the plans of a clandestine agency that has been secretly recruiting him. This is the first book in A.R. Yoba’s Montey Greene suspense thriller book series and falls under the “Identity Crisis Trilogy”. The second and third books are Get...Montey Greene and Farewell...Montey Greene.All he wanted was to buy a pair of shoes when he walked into that high end women’s boutique on Via Della Spiga and met the beautiful Colombian woman named Alejandra Lasprilla. She knew just the right pair she said. Maybe they would help patch things up between him and his soon to be ex-wife Patricia back home in the States. Maybe he could see his two kids again on a regular. Then those three thugs walked in. Locked the door. Mistook Montey Greene for just a tourist. A mark. Bad mistake.
The Battle of Surrender
by Michelle Renée Chudy
Average rating on Goodreads: 5.00

She realized that she spent most of her life living in distortions and a lie painted by the spirit of denial while pursuing things of this world. With eyes opened to the reality of spiritual warfare and that we do not wrestle with flesh and blood, she discovered that she had built a fortress that not only isolated her, but also housed the devil.
Pyramid of the Moon (Sun and Moon, #1)
by Teresa  Smith
Genres: Fantasy, Mythology, Romance
Average rating on Goodreads: 4.12

We all have a darker side. Nobody knows this better than Eva Mason. Her ancestors were hungry for ultimate power, and now she and her friends must pay the price for that greed. Can you imagine feeling as if you don't belong in your own body? Life is hard when you don't know who you truly are, or what you are capable of.Who can she trust, and who will end up betraying her?Everything was changing, even herself and she could feel the influence of the Moon Goddess pushing her to the edge of her emotions, and if she didn't maintain some sort of balance; some sort of self control, she was afraid of tipping over the edge and losing herself. And she was scared that she would like it."Do not swear by the Moon, for she changes constantly. Then your love would also change." ~ William ShakespeareNOW AVAILABLE ON AMAZON!!!
Au-delà des mers salées... Un désir de liberté
by Fateh Emam
Average rating on Goodreads: 5.00

Esprit indépendant, assoiffé de connaissances, Karim, issu de la bourgeoisie commerçante de Kaboul, tourne très tôt le dos à son Orient natal pour s’égarer dans la jungle compétitive de l’Occident où, peu à peu, s’érode son identité originelle.A sa suite, le lecteur est entraîné, entre 1929 et 1963, du pays des Afghans au cœur des Indes sous le joug de l’Empire britannique, des pensions du Quartier latin aux dortoirs d’Ellis Island de l’Amérique du sénateur McCarthy, avant que le jeune exilé volontaire ne s’installe en Suisse. Nommé attaché d’ambassade par le Royaume d’Afghanistan, lors d’un retour à Kaboul, il tient tête aux laveurs de cerveau soviétiques. Impuissant, il assiste aux prémices du démantèlement de la monarchie afghane. Renonçant à la carrière diplomatique, il retourne en Suisse où les autorités refusent le renouvellement de son permis de séjour.Narré au rythme du conte oriental, l’ouvrage recèle de vrais bonheurs de lecture. Il s’inscrit dans la mouvance de ce que l’on appelle la littérature du métissage.
The Spiral Library
by Evren Sener
Genres: Fiction, Fantasy
Average rating on Goodreads: 3.81

An ancient, mysterious library, housing books with a secret mission, overlooks and defends the surrounding city. The Chief Librarian, a wise master, protects the Spiral Library from attacks by Kal, a treacherous and eternal enemy determined to conquer it. One morning the library’s long-silent “Golden Gong” sounds. It is announced that the last two Chief Librarian successors have disappeared without a trace and a new candidate must be selected. Without a new Chief Librarian, the line of librarians will be broken and all will be defenseless. No one explains or questions this crisis except one girl, Soe. Unexpectedly she is chosen as a last-chance successor candidate. Under the shadow of anger and mistrust she is forcibly taken to the library. To be purified and prepared to serve, Soe must undergo 12 nights of trial that test her core values and strengths, while under constant attack by Kal acting in partnership with her greatest enemy. This intense training is overshadowed by her clandestine attempts to find the lost successors – her boyfriend and her twin brother. Soe has plans but life has other plans. Soe’s adventuresome spirit takes her on a wild ride, magnetizing her curiosity, dare-devil spontaneity, keen reasoning skills, and pulling her into scenes that bring out the best and worst in her. Accompany Soe as she drives a chariot pulled by “fire horses,” shifts her shape while escaping an enchanted forest, drinks potions supplied by a 200-year-old young man, and discovers a great truth through love and sacrifice. The Spiral Library is a page-turning thriller full of non-stop action. Within the story’s plot is a natural wisdom that mirrors questions such as, “Are we living in an illusion?” and “Just who is the enemy?” All of this lies hidden in the most unusual library one could ever imagine. Note: This book is written neither in novel nor in play format but something in between named as play-novel.
The Matrimony Plan
by Christine  Johnson
Genres: Love Inspired, Love Inspired Historical, Historical Romance, Christian, Historical, Romance, Christian Fiction
Average rating on Goodreads: 4.02

Society Princess— and a Penniless Preacher?Felicity Kensington is preparing for the grandest wedding Pearlman, Michigan, has ever seen. True, her prospective husband is virtually a stranger. But the well–connected engineer her father hired fits all her marriage criteria. Except for one tiny flaw: it's the town's new pastor, not the wealthy engineer, who makes Felicity's heart race…Gabriel Meeks left New York to avoid high society's foolish rules. Instead, he's immediately smitten with the high–and–mighty Miss Kensington. Beneath Felicity's misplaced pride is a woman of genuine worth, if he can only help her see it. And nothing could make him happier than ensuring that her matrimony plan takes an unexpected twist!
Captive in the Dark (The Dark Duet, #1)
by C.J. Roberts
Genres: Dark, Romance, Erotica, BDSM, Adult, Contemporary, Abuse
Average rating on Goodreads: 3.95

Caleb is a man with a singular interest in revenge. Kidnapped as a young boy and sold into slavery by a power-hungry mobster, he has thought of nothing but vengeance. For twelve years he has immersed himself in the world of pleasure slaves searching for the one man he holds ultimately responsible. Finally, the architect of his suffering has emerged with a new identity, but not a new nature. If Caleb is to get close enough to strike, he must become the very thing he abhors and kidnap a beautiful girl to train her to be all that he once was.Eighteen-year-old Olivia Ruiz has just woken up in a strange place. Blindfolded and bound, there is only a calm male voice to welcome her. His name is Caleb, though he demands to be called Master. Olivia is young, beautiful, naïve and willful to a fault. She has a dark sensuality that cannot be hidden or denied, though she tries to accomplish both. Although she is frightened by the strong, sadistic, and arrogant man who holds her prisoner, what keeps Olivia awake in the dark is her unwelcome attraction to him.WARNING: This book contains very disturbing situations, dubious consent, strong language, and graphic violence.
Fragile Words: A Collection of Verses and Short Stories
by Luke Benjamen Kuhns
Average rating on Goodreads: 3.86

Fragile Words is a collection 29 verses and short stories written by author, Luke Benjamen Kuhns. Know for his two previous works: The Untold Adventures of Sherlock Holmes and Sherlock Holmes & The Case of the Crystal Blue Bottle, Luke steps outside the world of Sherlock Holmes and presents these 29 original pieces that delve into friendship and love, pain and loss, and humour and horror. Each and every tale presented holds a special place for Luke and he is thrilled to release his “Fragile Words” to you.
Fastest Man In The World
by Tony Volpentest
Average rating on Goodreads: 5.00

Tony Volpentest was born without hands and feet...a condition so rare that it does not have a name. Doctors said he would never be able to walk without prosthetics or special accommodations. Tony proved them all wrong.
Success, Money and You: Everybody knows how to become a millionaire
by Fred Schäfer
Genres: Finance
Average rating on Goodreads: 4.25

Start your journey to financial success!This is a concise and inspiring must-read book for people who seek secure and lasting achievements: in business, professionally and financially. You will discover the philosophy of the rich, the philosophy of the poor and powerful success strategies. You will learn how to re-program your thinking and how to overcome money-making limitations. Just as you can be a good mechanic, a good accountant, a good shop assistant or whatever you are, you can be financially very successful.Extract:You Need To Acquire A Philosophy: There is a philosophy of the rich and a philosophy of the poor. I very deliberately did not say "you need to acquire a money making philosophy" – although this is indeed what you need. But that's not all. You need more. You need a money making philosophy in order to create wealth, there is no question about that. However, at this point you also have to ask yourself: what is it all about? How is it going to contribute to a life well lived? What is a life well lived? Your money making philosophy has to be compatible with whatever else is important in your life – your relationships, your sense of integrity, your spiritual beliefs, your social life, your recreational needs and so on. In other words, you need to create a philosophy of your life that supports your money making ambitions in a way that is not in conflict with your fundamental values and beliefs of what your life well lived is really all about. If there is a conflict, it will work against you – the emotions resulting from this conflict will consciously and subconsciously have a negative impact on both your money making potential and your ability to enjoy life. It is very important that you get your whole life under control, that you develop a philosophy that supports not only your money making ambitions but your entire existence. James Rohn once told me: "There is a philosophy of the rich and a philosophy of the poor".Rich people ...
More Bull
by Bob E.  Sherman
Average rating on Goodreads: 4.67

More Bull is an anthology of letters and articles written by Bob E. Sherman, author of Am I the Only One That Signals? Many of the articles appeared in the Waterfront Times.Other articles appeared on various blogs, and social networks. The book also contains rarely acknowledged letters to newspapers, magazines, politicians, and government representatives
Be D.R.A.M.A.T.I.C.(TM) or No One Will Care !: Managing Change in Organizations
by Kevin J. Niemi
Average rating on Goodreads: 4.50

D.R.A.M.A.T.I.C. is a simple, memorable, architecture for change. Set Direction, provide Resources, Align power structure, Motivate people, Advertise the change, Train people, Integrate all these activities with the rest of what is happening, then people Commit to the change. Many authors describe commitment. This book describes it and explains how. What do you do facing 5,000, 20,000 or more people preparing for a technology solution and limited to about 2-3 years from "lust to dust"? What do you do facing your spouse, family, and your employer considering a job offer with heavy travel in a new city? The 8 chapters are my best thinking on each topic. Carry the book with you. Read a chapter, go to a meeting, ask brilliant questions. Drive the meeting - business or personal - to a better solution. Examples: What drives the motivations of these people?; Have we used "day-in-the-life" techniques to compare AS-IS with TO-BE?; What is the U.S.P. (unique selling proposition) for these changes and have we communicated that?; Does anyone know "why" this is happening, and for those that know is "what" they know ("the why") consistent or all over the map? Are we being D.R.A.M.A.T.I.C. ? And so on . . .
La Santa Biblia: Antiguo y Nuevo Testamentos
by Anonymous
Genres: Childrens
Average rating on Goodreads: 4.44

Antigua Version de Casiodoro de Reina (1569), Revisada Por Cipriano de Valera (1602), Otras Revisiones, 1862, 1909 y 1960, y Cotejada Posteriormente Con Diversas Traducciones y Con Los Textos Hebreo y Griego
The 13th Apostle
by Raina C. Smith
Average rating on Goodreads: 4.19

Father Joseph is a devout priest with a sad but inspirational backstory living in Rome when he stumbles upon a well guarded ancient scroll shrouded in secrecy at the Vatican. It was written, he learns, over two thousand years ago by a man believed by a select few to have been a mysterious thirteenth apostle of Christ. When the disturbing prophecies of the scroll are revealed to Father Joseph he is certain the end of days for man is here and he is compelled to embark upon a journey around the world on a quest to save the soul of mankind. He is unaware that Glenn, an angel from the highest order of heaven, has already descended to earth to determine whether man has finally and completely emptied his soul of purity of heart of his own free will. If so, man's demise is imminent. Glenn's work is interrupted when the underworld sends Falene to place a well thought out, diabolical wager with the angel; find the last soul on earth with the purest of heart then turn him or her over to her to be tested. In no other way could the true resolve of mankind be measured. Glenn accepts the bet. If he loses, then all of humanity will be turned over to hell, the abode of the devils where the wicked dwell. When the chosen one is selected as the ultimate representative for all and stripped to his or her core and put to tests a hero would beg to be spared, can he or she rise up against evil in it's most intimidating form to prove that goodness still exists within the heart of mankind? The 13th Apostle begs readers to consider whether mankind is inherently good or evil and where they fall along that often very fine line. The 13th Apostle is the first installment of a trilogy series. Divine Providence, the sequel to The 13th Apostle is an intense and powerful continuation of this story, and is also available on Amazon.com
Orion Transmissions Prophecy
by Parvati (Fran) Rosen-Bizberg
Average rating on Goodreads: 4.67

In response to the need for increased awareness on this planet, these remarkable, inspiring messages come from Higher intelligences, out of love and concern for planet Earth. The guidance covers everything from natural healing to environmental disasters and their solutions, from self-awareness to conscious child rearing. There are shocking revelations about worldwide corruption in government, future predictions, and Earth changes. The need of the hour is to focus on SURVIVAL of our beloved planet Earth through awareness, cooperation and TRUTH. Based on the book, Orion Transmissions Prophecy.
Dying in Indian Country: A Family Journey from Self-Destruction to Opposing Tribal Sovereignty
by Beth  Ward
Genres: Nonfiction, History, Memoir, Cultural, Native American History
Average rating on Goodreads: 3.80

Wilson grew up watching members of his family die of alcoholism, child abuse, suicide, and violence. Like many others, he blamed all the problems on "white people."Beth Ward grew up in a middle-class home in the suburbs. Raised in a politically left family, she also believed that all problems on the reservation originated with cruel treatment by settlers and the stealing of land. Meeting Wilson, her first close experience with a tribal member, she stepped out of the comfort of suburban life into a whole new, frightening world.After almost ten years of living with Wilson's alcoholism and the terrible dangers that came with it, they both came to realize that individual behavior and personal decisions were at the root of a man's troubles, including their own. Further, corrupt tribal government, dishonest federal Indian policy, and the controlling reservation system had more to do with the current despair in his community than what had happened 150 years ago.Here is the plain truth in the eyes of one family, in the hope that at least some of the dying-physical, emotional, and spiritual-may be recognized and prevented.What cannot be denied is that a large number of Native Americans are dying from alcoholism, drug abuse, suicide, and violence. Popular belief is that the white culture and its past sins are to blame. However, tribal government as it behaves today, coupled with current federal Indian policy, may have more to do with the present condition.Unfortunately, persistent public misconceptions about Indian Country, misconceptions sometimes promoted by tribal government and others enjoying unaudited money and power, have worked to keep the situation just as it is.
The Hairdresser Diaries
by Jessica  Miller
Genres: Romance
Average rating on Goodreads: 3.77

For Tatum, love has always been something to keep at a distance. It was easier and it was safer. As an independent young woman she is content to enjoy a life split casually between friends and her career. Her life changes one night when by chance she meets the mysterious Cole and finds herself irresistibly drawn to him. Almost instantly he leaves a lingering impression on her that is so perfect it's terrifying. Soon she isn’t sure what she wants and finds it impossible to get him off her mind. It’s everything about him. It’s the scent of him that lingers, the closeness of his breath, the slightest touch of his skin and the blue of his eyes that makes her very soul ache. The last thing she wants is to admit to love and the inevitable complications that come with it. But it isn’t long before her inability to reconcile what her heart wants sends her life spiraling out of her control and she becomes trapped in a dance of giving in and running away.Before two people can share their lives, they need to face their past.
When the Dust Settles
by Arthur Broomfield
Average rating on Goodreads: 4.75

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Pink is Just a Color and so is Blue
by Niki Bhatia
Genres: Childrens, Picture Books
Average rating on Goodreads: 4.33

You’re a boy who likes pink? Great! You like to play with dolls? Fantastic! Your best friend is a girl—and she likes to crash cars, build things, and play pirates? Awesome! Toys are for having fun, exploring and learning about the bigger world! Forget about what's pink and blue and what toys are for who! How else would a boy decide he wants to be a chef one day? How else might a girl get the idea that she too could be a fire fighter? We are all different and like different things. What matters is that we are happy and confident. Funny and reassuring, Pink is Just a Color and so is Blue teaches children...and adults...about acceptance, tolerance, and having confidence in who you are. The world defined by pink and blue is becoming out-dated, and Bhatia’s humorous story teaches young readers that they should be free to choose what they like without someone dictating what it should be. Pink is Just a Color and So Is Blue will have you laughing, and reminding you of the joy of life’s possibilities, while it teaching your children about the importance of being themselves. To further enrich their reading experience, the author includes discussion questions and activities for parents and teachers.Show More Show Less
Ultra-Fat to Ultra-Fit: A Scientist's Rational Approach to Extreme Weight Loss and Optimal Fitness
by Noah M. Walton
Average rating on Goodreads: 4.44

In a world where 95% of diets fail, one scientist set out to discover what we're really capable of. His book answers a seminal question every overweight person has asked If I really buckled down and tried to get in shape, just what could I accomplish? Armed only with his wits and a desire to lose weight, our intrepid author―geneticist Noah Walton―transformed himself from a 341-pound blimp into an elite athlete.