ANGELBABY by Sue Quinones

Author Sue Quinones and her husband Jose adopted two Hispanic children. They thought adoption was a reasonable option for completing their family. Surprise! It was anything but ordinary. The second child, a baby girl, had several supernatural gifts from God. How do you protect a Heavenly Gifted Child from the unknown? Read this unbelievable true story to find out!

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Sue Quinones was born in Cleveland, Ohio, where she graduated from Cooper School of Art, The Cleveland Institute of Art, and Case Western Reserve University. Sue’s Visual Art and Educational Curriculum background enabled her to teach kindergarten thru the college level during her art career.

On a personal note, Sue and her husband have four children, two biological and two adopted. The youngest adopted daughter has several supernatural gifts from God and is the basis of her new book, ANGELBABY. Sue has spent the last twenty years documenting her daughter’s miraculous gifts from God, describing their paranormal experiences. In addition to writing, Sue created sketches for the interior of her book. At the same time, her husband Jose designed the cover and back cover paintings, adding an exciting combination of story and art.

Now living in Cleveland, Ohio, Sue and her husband Jose are busy with their artistic careers. Jose does commission portraits and sells his photorealistic paintings on an international level. At the same time, Sue is involved in creating her watercolors, instructing watercolor classes, and managing the business aspects of their artwork. Although art has always taken up most of their lives, Sues is multitasking and in the planning stages of a second book.

About Flat Gut After COVID: Secrets to Breaking Free of Pandemic Pounds and Lockdown Blues by Author Douglas Setter

The book “Flat Gut After COVID” was written for the millions of previously active people who have sunk into lethargic outlooks during the COVID lockdown. Also, during this lockdown, depression, overdoses, and suicide rates had tripled in some areas.

It is why Doug, a former soldier, and United Nations peacekeeper, wanted to write this and share his methods of how to reprogram your mind and body to get stronger and healthier. These are the same methods that the author used during long months of isolation, fatigue, and stress.

On returning home and after several personal setbacks, he was able to regain his physical and mental health to be able to run full marathons and earn a Bachelor of Science degree. During the pandemic, the author applied the same principles to help others rebuild themselves physically and mentally.

Learn how-to:
Change your life after the pandemic
Overcome loneliness, depression, and procrastination
Regain fitness after the pandemic
Change habits and change your life
Use micro10-minute workouts during and after the pandemic.
Use belly-flattening, mood-boosting food, and supplements that balance your hormonal system, and learn to detoxify your body without therapy, fasting, or deprivation.

According to the National Library of Medicine, the COVID-19 restrictions have had a negative effect on physical activity and mental well-being. Thousands of previously active people have sunk into lethargic and listless outlooks. Learn the proven methods for kick-starting your mindset, motivation, and muscles to regain control of your health, fitness, and mental wellness.

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Douglas Setter is an award-winning author and critically acclaimed writer of self-help wellness, fitness, and healthy lifestyle for all ages, especially those aging. His extensive background, education, and life experiences in writing all his books in hopes of motivating and changing readers’ lives.

He is a former (Retired SGT) crime reporter, UN peacekeeping soldier, paratrooper, and kick-boxing title champion. His kick-boxing and training inspired his book titled “One Less Victim: a crime prevention manual.” The authors’ published titles are available on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and many fine online book sites.

Setter’s background in nutrition, decades of fitness instruction experiences, and overcoming his personal injuries produced his book “Stomach Flattening.” Wanting to enjoy alcohol without destroying his health created his book “Reduce Your Alcohol Craving” and “Simple Secrets to Handle Your Alcohol Better: Student’s Edition.

His first novel about crime and childhood bullying, titled “Selo,” was awarded first place in teen literature from ‘The Global E-book Awards.’ When the author is not writing, he runs his business as a personal fitness trainer and enjoys training clients for better health and wellness as we age. His written articles are featured in many health & fitness publications.

Doug enjoys traveling the west coast and makes his home in the Vancouver area of BC., Canada.

About Betsy’s Adventure

One beautiful sunny morning, Betsy decides to take a walk. Along her journey, she picks wildflowers and visits several friends, such as: Mrs. Robin, Reggie Squirrel, and Mrs. Bunny’s family.

Her adventure is not without a few scary incidents involving a kitten, big dog, Bully the bullfrog, and Snaky.

Won’t you join Betsy in this adventure?

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Karen R Lacy Children’s Books, an on-going series: Karen seeks to ignite imagination while promoting growth of qualities in each child’s heart, such as: love, goodness, kindness, joy, playfulness, courtesy, and hopefulness. You can find these books at: https://KarenRLacy.com as well as at Amazon.com
“I love to share exciting adventures inspired by memories from my childhood.”
Karen R Lacy comes from a large family, the oldest of six children. Their early years were in a suburb of Columbus, Ohio, where she and her siblings explored the wooded area behind their home and played many imaginary games.
As Karen approached her teen years, they moved to rural West Virginia where their home was alone on a mountainside. They continued with extraordinary adventures.
Within Karen’s children’s book series, her quest is to evoke positive imagination and a sense of adventure for every child. All the while, her books promote good, wholesome family values.
Karen graduated from Radford University and served the Commonwealth of Virginia for thirty-one years.
“If you’ve enjoyed reading these children’s books, I would appreciate your review on Amazon!”

About Whelm

Rich and beautiful Audra Filigree has the so-called perfect boyfriend and is sailing through life, living the North American dream. But when that false veil of perfection crumbles, her whole world falls apart in a heartbeat. Despite her privilege, her life no longer feels right and she dissolves into a full-fledged panic attack. Not knowing what else to do, she starts walking with no clear destination in mind. Battling mounting anxiety and unrealized depression, she continues walking in a journey of self-discovery and in rebellion against her overbearing father and the life she begins to realize was never what she wanted for herself. Whelm is an important story about the reality of struggling with mental health challenges, learning what true love feels like, who our true friends are and what’s truly important to us.

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Born in 1980 to a military family in Ontario, Canada, Aimee Meheden-Friesen is a graduate of Fanshawe College and a past student of the University of Manitoba. She presently resides in La Broquerie West, Manitoba with her husband and their two beautiful daughters.

About Secret of the Old Tower by Carol Amorosi

A family secret. Two dead bodies. The penalty for murder is death.
The year is 1768. Angus MacKay returns to London after five years in the American colonies. He returns home full of hope for the future, but his lack of education soon leaves his dreams shattered. He discovers you can never go home again.
Yearning to prove his worth, Angus heads north to Scotland, to a home torn apart by rebellion, and is catapulted into intrigue. Killers often strike again, and the body count is rising.
Secrets are dangerous, testing loyalties and family ties. It seems everyone has a motive. Can Angus make sense of it all? With his life on the line, the stakes have never been higher.
Travel to the Scottish Highlands in the 18th century. Escape to a land rich in folk traditions and superstitious locals. Secret of the Old Tower is book 2 in the Mackay Mysteries, a historical fiction murder mystery series.

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Author-Amateur Historian-Traveler-Celtic Enthusiast

History permeates almost everything Carol enjoys, whether it is travel or volunteer work. Just ask her family! She enjoys gardening, especially learning about plants from the past and their culinary and medicinal uses.

Today, Carol and her husband, Dave, call Germany home, and she spends her time practicing German on their two cats and Widgit, the History Hound, who often joins them on their escapades.

Over the years, she has put her passion for history to good use as a volunteer and an interpreter spanning different periods from the Romans to the Middle Ages to the Revolutionary War, most recently as a member of the 7th Virginia Regiment.

During their tenure in Italy, Carol took part in the Pompeii Food & Drink Project, exploring the eating and drinking habits of the residents in 79 AD. While living on the Eastern Shore of Virginia, Carol volunteered as a docent conducting tours at Ker Place, a colonial home constructed in 1799.