LIZA’S SECOND CHANCE by Molly Jebber

For Liza Schrock, the bakery her late husband bought was an unexpected haven from their unhappy arranged marriage. Now she’s perfectly content to cook up mouth-watering delights for her hometown, give to those alone or in trouble—and remain happily unwed. And though she’s willing to give handsome, newly-arrived widower Jacob Graber all the help he desperately needs, she is sure they can stay just friends . . .

But as Liza also tries to aid Jacob’s troubled teenage daughter, she starts caring far too much for his gentle ways and steadfast hopes. And when a wrenching secret she must keep comes between them, can Liza find the faith to risk opening her heart again—and reach for one more chance at real love?

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Molly Jebber is a best-selling & award-winning Amish Historical Romance author whose books have made the Publisher’s Weekly Best Ten List, media worldwide, and in USA Today. She’s a national speaker for Women’s Christian Connection, a mentor to English students at Ohio State University and guest lecturer for many groups on writing, publishing, & marketing. She loves God, family, friends she is grateful for her readers.

Some Laneys Died by Brooke Skipstone

Laney’s world collapsed when she caught her dad cheating. He begged her not to tell, but she did. Her family fell apart and regret consumes her, especially when she learns every decision she makes spawns a new universe for the opposite choice.

If only she could skip sideways to the Laney who didn’t tell.

But her only escape is through her imagination, until a news story blurs the lines between worlds. Two girls were murdered at the same time and same place as her father’s adulterous act. Strange events lead Laney to believe their bones are connected to her and the sister she always wanted.

Laney now has another decision to make. Some Laneys say yes, while others say no; some live and some die.

And some skip between worlds.

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Brooke Skipstone is a multi-award winning author who lives in Alaska where she watches the mountains change colors with the seasons from her balcony. Where she feels the constant rush toward winter as the sunlight wanes for six months of the year, seven minutes each day, bringing crushing cold that lingers even as the sun climbs again. Where the burst of life during summer is urgent under twenty-four-hour daylight, lush and decadent. Where fish swim hundreds of miles up rivers past bear claws and nets and wheels and lines of rubber-clad combat fishers, arriving humped and ragged, dying as they spawn. Where danger from the land and its animals exhilarates the senses, forcing her to appreciate the difference between life and death. Where the edge between is sometimes too alluring.

Some Laneys Died is her second novel. Her first was Someone To Kiss My Scars, also available in French (Embrasser Mes Blessures) and Spanish (Alguien Que Bese Mis Heridas).

They Came From Hup by Richard DeVall

Sarah Jackson felt there was something off about her new renters. She went to talk to her pastor about it. From that meeting forward she was either running or fighting. When she told the authorities about what happened they didn’t believe her. And those that heard the story didn’t live too long. Find out what happens in this page-turner Sci-fi thriller.

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This book will be on sale for .99 cents from August 24th until August 31st. As well as They Came From Up Richard Devall is also the author of Old Letters & New Demons, Pablo’s Apprentice, The Sacking of Triolux North, They Came From Up, Barefoot Under the Moon, Strange Bedfellows in Hot Buildings and The Hypnotist’s Assistant.

About Moonlight Kisses and MugShots by Lorelei Confer

Ronnie Travis has a decision to make. Should she move from the only home she’s known in Miami, FL to Saddle Creek, WY; leave her LEO job, and family, to manage the Travis B&B her Aunt Sally bequeathed to her with the contingency she lives there for one year? After one year she’ll receive two and a half million dollars; nothing to scoff at. She can pay off the two morgages her parents are struggling to keep up with and have a nice little nest egg for herself.
She qualifies for a Sheriff’s Deputy position, so she accepts the position and makes the move. Unknowingly, she meets the Sheriff, her boss and Mr. Handsome at the shooting range the night before her first person to person interview with the Sheriff. They are immediately attracted to each other. Surprised to see each other at her interview, she meets the Sheriff’s dog, a golden retriever named MugShot, Mugsy for short, is all over her and she has to eventually accept her fear of large dogs when she finds out Mugsy is really her aunt’s dog and lives at the B&B and is used to sleeping in her aunt’s bed where Ronnie sleeps now. She accepts the job and she and her housekeeper, Marie celebrate.
Suspicious by nature she’s surprised at how opulent the B&B is when there are very few paying guests and then she finds the Sheriff, Mr. Handsome in his boxers raiding her fridge during the night. He is a non-paying guest and had a special agreement with Aunt Sally. She’s not sure she can afford any non-paying guests and wonders how Sally kept the place open.
Ronnie searches the office at the B&B and finds a hidden compartment in the bottom of a desk drawer. It contains a letter to her from her aunt along with a second set of books showing large deposits and payments to vendors, but the income is much more than the outgo. The letter alludes to clandestine activities, none of which she can picture her aunt doing, i.e. selling drugs, renting rooms to prostitutes, she’s to follow the money to Rosie’s Diner.
Marie invites her son, Carter and his new girlfriend to Sunday dinner and during dinner, the doorbell rings. Ronnie answers the door and her sister, Victoria (Tory) is there claiming she had nowhere else to go, she’s in trouble. Ronnie invites her to dinner and she and Carter have a great conversation at dinner. Carter volunteers, with Janelle’s help to clean up after dinner, while Marie gets fresh towels for Tory and Ronnie and Tory have a conversation in Ronnie’s bedroom. Tory reveals she’s about four months pregnant and her longtime boyfriend, Larry isn’t ready to have a baby. She doesn’t know what to do; she’s not ready either but can’t imagine not having what’s become a part of her and him. They decide to sleep on it.
When Ronnie arrives home from work the next day, she’s surprised to find Larry there holding Tory’s hand. He vows to love Tory and their baby and get married as soon as they can. He realized that once Tory was gone he wasn’t ready to go on without her and their baby. He loves them both. Their flight back to Florida leaves later that evening.
A squeaky stair step gives away someone coming and going on the back stairs; usually the Sheriff, to raid the fridge. But one night, MugShot is whining and clawing at the step. Ronnie pulls off the top board, falls backwards, and then she finds money bags and envelopes filled with one hundred-dollar bills, along with a cell phone attached to a charging cord under the step. Jumping for joy she returns to her room and listens to the cell phone has two recordings; one of a man and her aunt requesting thirty percent off the top or she takes the cell to the feds. The man finally acquiesces.
The other recording on the cell is short with two men; one of the voices is the same man on the recording and the other one sounds familiar, but she can’t place it. The new man wants a ten percent cut in lieu of police protection so he must be a lawman, possibly another deputy.
Ronnie visits Rosie’s for lunch, finds out the new proprietor’s name is Parker Cavendish. None of the waitresses know anything about him, they’re afraid of him and he’s always paying them late. He’s in and out at odd times. She goes back to the Sheriff’s office and searches on the National Police Database (NPD) and finds a residential address for him as well as his car year, make and model. She visits his house, no cars in the drive and no lights on. She goes to the Diner and finds a car parked in back matching the data she received from DMV. A man from inside the Diner comes out and gets in the car and shortly another man arrives in an unknown car. The driver goes to the first vehicle and gets in the passenger side. They sit for a minute or so and the strange man gets out, enters his own car and drives away. The first man who came out of the Diner goes back into the Diner.
Meanwhile, Ronnie decides to turn all of Sally’s evidence over to the Mitch, the Sheriff, she knows blackmail is a federal offense and all of it has to go to the FBI but Mitch wants more concrete evidence. Ronnie decides to have dinner at Rosie’s and the waitress, Dottie, takes her order, goes to the kitchen and never returns. When she investigates, she finds Dottie knocked out lying on the floor, the kitchen empty and the office torn apart. An ambulance takes Dot to the hospital with instructions to call them when she’s awake and able to talk.
Mitch and Ronnie secure the crime scene, and after Deputy Adam gets search warrants for both the Diner and Parker’s home; they search the torn apart office and find another set of books. After a call from Deputy Damien Sykes informs them Dottie is awake, Mitch calls a locksmith while Ronnie heads to the hospital to question Dottie. Dot’s belligerent but remembers almost everything. She leads Ronnie to believe Deputy Damien Sykes is her husband, but her husband didn’t hit her.
That night Ronnie takes a drive out to Parker’s house and parks behind some bushes and large trees. With night vision goggles she surveils his house when suddenly Damien taps on her door scaring her. He drags her out and she pulls away, her weapon drawn. She tells him to put his gun down, he refuses, and she shoots the ground. He gets in his car and heads toward Parker’s. Ronnie follows him on foot. She looks in the windows with lights on and sees Damien shoot a man, she assumes is Parker, who is packing a suitcase on the bed. Parker falls to the floor, shot in cold blood before her very eyes; Damien leaves and Ronnie hightails it back to her car.
When she arrives there, she finds the Sheriff and Deputy Adam followed her. Adam tails Damien while Mitch and Ronnie head up the lane expecting to find Parker’s body, but the house is empty; the suitcase is gone. Damien arrives back at the house, Sheriff left Ronnie sitting in the car, but she ran into the nearby woods when Damien arrived. He leaves and Mitch and Ronnie go to Ronnie’s car. As a convoy they head back to the jail. Sheriff wants Damien to arrest him for the murder of Parker, but no one can identify Parker except Ronnie.
Since Ronnie’s the only one who’s seen Parker, she looks through mugshot after mugshot but no luck. They call it a day and head home.
During the night, Ronnie hears the creaky step and investigates. An unfamiliar man is breaking into the Sheriff’s room. Ronnie gets him in handcuffs and interrogates him. Richard Wilson is a neighbor of the Sheriff’s parents and he’s come to tell the Sheriff that Damien kidnapped his parents and they are at a place that only Mitch and his closest friends know about. Ronnie calls Mitch, who goes ape shit, and tells Ronnie to wait for him. Of course, Ronnie takes Richard with her as a guide and they get to the old fort where Mitch and his friends Chase, Elliott and Dillon used as a
modern-day man cave and wouldn’t let Richard be part of their group.
They park at a turnout and hike the remaining half mile. The moon lights the way and they’re ahead of Mitch. He hears a shot and takes off running.
Ronnie finds the Sheriffs’ parents tied up and gagged sitting behind a tree, then catches Damien unaware and orders Damien to drop his weapon. “Do it now!” she bellows. When he doesn’t comply, she shoots the gun out of his hand, he falls to his knees and fiddles with his boot; she thinks for a weapon. She thrusts a booted foot on his chest knocking him backward but not before he pulls out a small gun and aims it at her. She’s about to shoot again when Mitch jumps on Damien; wrestles the gun away and handcuffs him.
In the meantime, Mitch thanks Richard for letting him know via Ronnie and thanks her for helping his parents. They hear thundering hoof beats and Chase arrives riding his black stallion, Midnight, bareback to make sure Mitch was okay. He heads back to his ranch to get the quad to take Mitch’s parents to his home and deliver them to their house in his truck. The remaining crew hikes back to their cars and heads to the jail.
With an eyewitness, Damien is arrested for murder of Parker but without a body can’t prove anything. Ronnie recognizes Damien’s voice as one of the men on the last cell recording. Ronnie keeps going through the Mugshot notebook.
Exhausted from the last few days with little sleep, she heads home for a quick shower and a nap. Mitch follows her; he’s upset to see and face the danger she was in and wants to check on her and make sure she’s okay. He goes to her room, gets in bed with her and holds her all night; both safe and secure. He leaves in the morning before she awakes.
Mugshot after mugshot, Ronnie continues to turn the pages until one man looks similar to Parker, except this man has a beard, wears glasses and his name is Albert Morrow. Once she’s at the office she researches Albert Morrow in all the databases she has at her disposal and finds nothing.
FBI Agent Joe Fritz is notified by his tech team that someone has searched for both Albert Morrow and Parker Cavendish. He calls Ronnie and wants to see her in an hour.
In the meantime, the Sheriff interrogates Damien who now is talking. He tells them Parker planned the whole thing; to fake his death so he could get away and Parker’s been a fugitive for years. Sheriff requests Dottie be brought in for questioning to find out what she knows about Parker.
Agent Fritz arrives, he and Mitch go way back, and explains that he and Albert Morrow were partners until Albert went bad and has been on the run; really good at hiding. Fritz has been searching for him for over six years and has a Denver drug cartel under surveillance; they’ve seen the money drops at Rosie’s, etc.
Mitch explains that Damien admitted to Parker/Albert faked his death and is, once again on the run; Joe’s not surprised. Dottie arrives. She gives up and squeals, telling them everything and especially that her real name is Dorothy Morrow. The front door opens and a man steps in looking for Sheriff Mitch. Dottie hears his voice and runs to him, her husband. Mitch and Ronnie recognize the man’s voice as the one man on both recordings. And when three people blackmailed him; he decided to settle down by buying a Diner and making a go of it. But his wife, Dottie gets greedy and involved with the drug cartel when they’re in Denver, before moving to Saddle Creek. The diner is the perfect place to launder money.
Joe and Albert talk, Albert turns himself in, and Joe arranges transport for both husband and wife, as well as, Damien, for conspiracy. Mitch turns all of Sally’s evidence over to Joe as part of their case.
Late in the night, Mitch and Ronnie meet at the breakfast table and over pie and a glass of milk, Ronnie confesses she can’t keep the B&B and will have to sell it. She’s used all her resources and can no longer meet the mortgage payments. She cries and Mitch comforts her but later he has a stroke of genius.
In the morning he heads to the bank, uses his savings for most of his adult life and pays off the B&B ‘s mortgage. He presents the deed and paid-in-full bank paperwork to Ronnie who promises to pay every penny back to him.
A few days later, when Ronnie stops by the B&B for lunch, quite a few black SUV’s are parked at the curb. When she enters the house, it’s turned upside down and Marie is crying. “I couldn’t stop them,” she blubbers. “They came in, showed her papers.” Ronnie wants to talk to whoever is in charge. Agent Joe Fritz pops his head around the corner.
He apologizes; he should have done this earlier; nothing personal just business. Since the illegal money was used to pay for the renovations on the building the entire property and contents will be searched and seized. They cannot get their personal belongings until the search is completed. It will remain a property of the court until their investigation is complete.
Later that afternoon, Ronnie gets a call from Joe; they can get their things now and a locksmith will be here in an hour to change the locks. She notifies Mitch and they meet at the B&B and pack their bags. Marie will stay with her son in his mother-in-law suite, Mitch at his parents and after a quick call to Dillon, Ronnie will stay with Avri and Dillon. Their house is adjacent to the B&B and Ronnie already met Avri while out for a walk.
They go their separate ways and thanks to Attorney Avri’s connections she’s able to expedite the release of the property, especially since Ronnie had the deed free and clear. She sets up a repayment plan.
A couple weeks later, thanks to Avri they can finally move back into the B&B. While cleaning up the place and unpacking, a certified letter arrives for Ronnie; it’s from Aunt Sally’s attorney in Miami. When she opens it, she pulls out a check for two and a half million dollars; the proceeds from Sally’s life insurance. Elated she can finally pay off the feds as well as help her parents, they all head to bed after an exhausting and exciting day.
Mitch can’t sleep; can’t be in the same house with Ronnie and not be with her. He wants to hold her in his arms, so he sneaks down to her room and slips into bed with her. She welcomes him with open arms. They have sex and sleep in each other’s arms until morning.
Mitch wakes and slides out of bed in the morning, trying not to disturb Ronnie, she needs the rest. He goes to work. Ronnie is aghast at Mitch’s snake slithering attitude of leaving her bed without a word. She’s furious; she’s not his whore or his prostitute. He has to go. She packs up his things in his room and piles the boxes on the front porch. Mitch returns to go back to bed with her when she throws another box out the door and almost creams him. He wants to know what’s going on and she tells him she’s cleaning house. He has to leave and can’t come back. He loads the boxes and stores them at his parents. Then spends the night on an uncomfortable cot in a jail cell. The following morning, still really pissed and unsure what to do he finds himself at Chase’s ranch with Dillon. They sit on the front porch and drink coffee and Mitch finally admits and accepts that he loves her. His close friends convince him to tell her, show her, and don’t back down.
He goes to the B&B, Marie made spaghetti and Ronnie invites him to dinner knowing they have to clear the air. He eats with them and then asks Ronnie to step outside on the deck. They need to talk. She gets a jacket and follows. The moon is bright when Mitch tells her he’s tired of pretending he doesn’t love her when every inch of his body tells him otherwise; he wants her, wants to sleep with her, wake up with her every morning, grow old together and watch their children catch lightning bugs in the yard and build a snowman.
She loves him too. He kisses her in the moonlight.

Epilogue:

Next summer

Her wedding day: the day Ronnie’s dreamed of her entire life; an evening wedding. Her parents fly in from FL; the back yard is decorated in hanging lanterns and bouquets of daisies and baby’s breath. Chase walks the maid of honor, her sister, down the aisle. Ronnie follows, her hand on her father’s arm, and once her eyes meet Mitch’s eyes, they are mesmerized; her father hands her over to Mitch, who kisses her hand. They recite their vows and when the minister says, “I now pronounce you husband and wife,” the lanterns are extinguished, and they kiss in the moonlight.

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Lorelei Confer

I live on a densely populated peninsula in the mid west coast of Florida with my husband, (my high school sweetheart), and AJ, my long-haired Chihuahua. With the help of my husband, we raised two grown respectable and responsible sons, who have given me two daughters-in law and three grandchildren. I’ve trekked all over the country, including Utah, Idaho, Wyoming, New Mexico, Arizona, Pennsylvania, North Carolina, Virginia, Georgia, California, and Montana, which are some of my favorite settings for my books.

I wrote my first story in the fourth grade in the form of a play—something about getting a shot at the doctor—it actually was produced by my teacher for parents and students in a Friday afternoon assembly. When I was older, I spilled my guts in a journal every night and wrote long newsy love letters to Viet Nam to my now husband of 50 years. I majored in English in college and worked in the finance arena as a CFO for thirty-five years.
I am a multi published author of Romantic Suspense; two series, the Deadly series with six books, and the Saddle Creek series of four books but a Christmas trilogy. I have also written and published a compilation of four short Christmas stories: Christmas Awakenings. I am a mentor to others helping them write, complete and polish their books for submission.
After six years as a copy editor for The Wild Rose Press, and two years as an editor I decided to devote more time to my family and my own writing career.
An author of romantic suspense, I love reading almost as much as writing. I have filled my book shelves with my favorites, i.e. Harlan Coben, Eliza March, Johanna Lindsey, Kathleen Woodiwiss, Desiree Holt, Catherine Bybee, Kendra Elliott, Shirley Jump, BJ Daniels, Andrew Gross, and Bobbi Smith, just to mention a few, as well as all the classics.

Personal Interest: I love scrapbooking and genealogy, connecting stories with pictures. I’ve sewn, quilted and have machine embroidered but my interests have changed as I’ve grown older. (I’m not really that old.) Now, I really enjoy writing stories, many times using my real life experiences, to tell the tale.

About Miracle Uprising

A conflict between misdirected anger and a desolate colony at war. Charlie must choose between love, anger, and what is best for him.

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I am a father of two wonderful babies. I have a girl and a boy. I am the graduate of Penn State and the University of Phoenix. I am from the Williamsport, PA area.

About The Last Days of Childhood

Lucy sees herself as overweight, unattractive, unloved. She worries about her forthcoming exams, is sexually confused and has been self-harming. What’s more, the coronavirus is sweeping across England and the UK seems certain to enter a period of lockdown. If the transition to adulthood isn’t difficult enough. Will she ever resolve her problems and find solace with Kell, a boy she’s known for years, or her beautiful classmate, Fortine?

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Ken Ross was born in 1953 at Westow in the East Riding of Yorkshire. As a child, he lived at Barmby Moor, Pocklington, and York, before his parents moved to Leeds in 1964. He attended Harehills County Secondary School until leaving in 1969. Married in 1971 he had an assortment of jobs while honing his writing skills. After his divorce in 1986, he brought up his 8 children alone and eventually succeeded in getting published. At first, he wrote articles for magazines but has gone on to write over fifty books, the first twenty-odd being solely for children. He is proud of his novels, ‘A Cross Of Crocuses’ and ‘Ann – irresistible spirit’. He currently lives in Osmondthorpe, Leeds.

About His Hand in the Storm (Chief Inspector Gray James Detective Murder Mystery Series Book 1)

A man copes any way he can after killing his only son. His team believes he’s calm and zen. His boss finds him obsessive. Suspects think him gorgeous but dangerous. They’re all right. Chief Inspector Gray James is sculpting the remembered likeness of his small son when he receives the call – a faceless corpse is found hanging by the choppy river.

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Ritu loves beaches, coffee, and swimming. Not to mention writing!

About The Wicked Sister

With her stepfather’s sudden death, Lady Anastasia Covington goes from living a privileged lifestyle to selling vegetables in the village marketplace in the blink of an eye. Alone and at the mercy of her nefarious stepsister, she yearns for love and acceptance.

Disguised as a simple soldier, Prince Percival catches a dark-haired emerald-eyed beauty in his arms. He is bewitched. The more he sees her, the more intrigued he is by her contradictions. Forced to keep his identity a secret, he must somehow convince Lady Anastasia he is the right man for her.

But time is running out. Lady Anastasia’s mother is determined to find a proper suitor and see her wed –and someone wants her dead.

A fairy tale complete with a handsome prince, murder, family drama, and a happily ever after. What more could you want?

The Wicked Sister is on sale for .99 now through September 11, 2020!

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I have always loved to read. I still remember my first day of kindergarten. I waited for that special day for what seemed like years. I wanted to read so bad and so I could be big like my older brother and sister. Imagine my disappointment when the teacher spent her time getting to know us and getting us settled. When I got home, Mom asked me how I liked school so far. I told her it was dumb because nobody taught me to read! I am happiest when I have a book in my hand and a glass of wine at my elbow!

About While He Sleeps by Danielle Miller

After the devastating murder of her son Terrance; Deandra Hall is compelled to investigate on her own terms. Husband and Homicide detective Derick Hall of Passavant Police Department, is forced out of his position when the assailant is not prosecuted. The Hall family are quickly reminded that corrupt cops and racist colleagues are all part of being an American and the only way is the blue way. While He Sleeps brings social awareness of the new types of hate crimes in America. While her husband is laid off, Deandra takes matters into her own hands, While He Sleeps.

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Danielle Miller is a native of Pittsburgh Pa, born and raised in a community called the Hill District. She started writing short stories and poetry around eight years old. Writing has always been her calm to many storms. Growing up, she was a loner so writing helped her cope with her issues she acquired during her journey. It wasn’t until her parents passed away that she decided to let the world in her universe. She has always been motivated by freedom. The freedom to live, think to act in a manner of self-happiness. She believe everyone possesses the power to manifest true happiness. Freedom is a choice when people stop wanting validation from everyone else, minds are set free and people establish their own value.

About Made of Magic and True Grit

A story about fairies, far from a fairy tale…

Pinly leads a simple life as a young fairy, but that peaceful existence is thrown into chaos when his city is attacked by a silver soldier and his army.

As the world around him grapples with this frightening new reality, turmoil turns to heartache when Pinly’s brother is kidnapped, leaving him completely alone as unrest unfolds.

Left with no other options, Pinly attempts the impossible. Despite his inferior magic, he leaves the confines of his once safe city for the first time, with the determination to find his brother by any means necessary.

With hidden worlds, powerful creatures, terrifying beasts, and formidable opponents waiting at every turn, Pinly is in over his head.
Will his dogged determination be enough to secure his brother’s safe return?

Time, though short, will tell if magic and true grit are enough.

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Landry-Daniel Lie is an Ivorian-French writer based in London, UK. He studied media where he confirmed his love for writing. After travelling for two years and finding inspiration in all corners of the world, he wrote his first book entitled MMTG: Made of Magic and true grit.

About Stalingrad: A Captivating Guide to the Battle of Stalingrad and Its Impact on World War II

If you want to discover the captivating history of Stalingrad, then keep reading…
The Battle of Stalingrad is rightfully known as the “turning point” of the Second World War. Before the battle, which took place from August 1942 until the beginning of February 1943, the Germans were victorious everywhere, despite some localized setbacks (for example, at Moscow in 1941). After Stalingrad, the Germans were constantly pushed back, with some notable examples being Kursk in the summer of 1943 and the Bulge in 1944.
During WWII, the Soviet Union suffered somewhere in the neighborhood of twenty million dead. For those of you reading in the United States and the United Kingdom, the death toll for those nations in the war was around 415,000 and 483,000, respectively. In the approximate six months of the Battle of Stalingrad, the Germans, their Hungarian, Romanian, and Italian allies, and the Soviets lost an estimated one million men.
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A lot of history books just contain dry facts that will eventually bore the reader. That’s why Captivating History was created. Now you can enjoy history books that will mesmerize you. But be careful though, hours can fly by, and before you know it; you’re up reading way past bedtime.

About Her Bad Idea

Focus on the dance competition. The business opportunity. The prize money, for goodness sake. Anything except…

That smarmy attitude.

Those mocking eyes.

That chiseled jawline.

Staying focused on the task at hand might be harder than Scarlett Mitchell thought, when she’s stuck with sexy, arrogant Pete Fraser as her dance partner for the next six weeks. But she has no choice—he’s her only hope to win the big dance competition. Scarlett needs to win that prize money if she wants to save her burlesque business from bankruptcy.

…And it’s all the more complicated when she unexpectedly finds herself in a fake relationship with Pete, as an attempt to make her unrequited crush, Westley Prince, jealous…

Her Bad Idea is a forced proximity, slow burn enemies to lovers romantic comedy, can be read as a standalone, and is Book 7 in the Polyamorous Passions series. There’s a thin line between love and hate in this dance competition romance!

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Sagan Morrow is a romance novelist and productivity strategist, with a degree in Rhetoric, Writing and Communications. When she isn’t writing romantic comedies, Sagan teaches online courses to empower other solopreneurs as they grow their own successful businesses (specializing in time management for multi-passionate creatives).

Based in Winnipeg, Canada, Sagan is a hobbyist burlesque dancer and identifies as polyamorous. Learn more about her writing journey in the Indie Author Weekly podcast.

About Google Classroom for Teachers 2020

Google Classroom lets students and teachers connect and could be used to coordinate and execute homework, to go paperless, to collaborate with students and teachers in partnership. This is designed on top of Google Drive and Google Docs, so it’s easy to use and convenient for every instructor.

This book includes:

•Google Classroom Introduction
•Advantages and Disadvantages of Using Google Classroom
•Classroom Setup in Google Classroom and its Usage
•How is Google Classroom a Perfect Teacher Resource?
•Google Classroom Features for Teachers
•Best Methods to Utilize Google Classroom for Teacher
•Tips for Google Classroom Teacher
•Google Classroom Teacher Responsibilities and Roles
•Google Classrooms Tools and Strategies to Help Teacher Engage Better

This book will show you how to set up Google Classroom in just a matter of minutes and execute the key activities, time-saving teacher hacks, create assignments, and so many other useful tips and tricks with numerous techniques.

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Dylan was born in 1985 in Chicago. He grew up in the south part, in the ghetto. In his early years at high-school he discovered his passion for writing and computers. His passion motivated him to go through difficulties and make his way to college.

He graduated in Academic Computing and Communications at University of Illinois and from there he started a project with his peers that started his career: he started one of the first courses on network systems in Chicago at the time.

He enjoys thinking, working and continuous studying of technology, instructional design and online learning. He kept collaborating with the University of Illinois after his PhD.

After his recent successes in online teaching apps he now helps teachers create classrooms where students can attend lectures in a modern efficient, collaborative and empowering environment.

He is a National Board Certified Teacher as well as a Google Certified Innovator.

About His Reckless Heart

He was the one that got away. Or rather, ran away.
One of seven brothers, all of them hot enough to need a cold shower and a blast of AC.
We were supposed to get married, but he ran away without a goodbye. Something about needing to join the military and serve.
Good luck, buddy. Hope it is all you wanted it to be.
And here he is back again in Green Valley. A wounded warrior.
Every cell in my body woke up the moment I saw him again.
But I don’t trust him as far as I can throw up.
I ain’t interested in building a future in my head that could get yanked away again. Unfortunately, it isn’t my mind that gets to make the decision on where things go with this second chance at my first love.
It’s my reckless heart.

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Jessica Mills is a hometown country girl from Texas, who loves a good love story and a bar of chocolate more than should be legal. She's been a writer for most of her adult life and spends her days dreaming up new characters and various ways to make you blush.

About Dessa-Spirit of Vengeance: A Dark Fantasy Thriller Series (Book One) by Andreya Lombardi

A corrupt, demon-infested country has driven a teenage half-elf into wanting more than a mundane life of school and security. Stripped of two sets of parents, Syreene and her foster brother, Cabil, attempt to settle their differences in how to handle their distraught lives. The flame-wielding high-ranked militant of an elder brother refuses to expose young Syreene to the screened life of combat, while she continues to ache and aim for answers behind her biological parents’ death.

But when her classmates begin to disappear, Syreene’s faith in her over-protective brother’s attempts at keeping her safe diminishes, just in time for the secrets of her past to come knocking on her door.

How will Syreene answer to these troubling tides tearing her life in two?

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Lombardi grew up in tristate America, with a passion for writing that stemmed from her early adolescent years. With the creative freedom of world and character building, Lombardi has found her placement in the fantasy genre most suitable for adults. She continues to write the Dessa series in hopes of reaching five books for the series. Her hobbies include gaming, drawing, song writing, cooking, and writing. The author lives with her toddler son, and her many furry and feathery companions.

About Strength at the Broken Places by C. Greg Long

Strength at the Broken Places is a memoir about hope and healing arising from failure and loss.

Passionate and joyful, forceful and tender, humorous and heart-breaking, Strength at the Broken Places is both an intimate memoir and an empowering guide to hope and a new beginning.

Greg grew up during the economic prosperity and optimism of the baby boomer generation when the virtues of apple-pie American life were extolled. It was also the generation when divorce became more prevalent, leaving the first generation of latch-key kids home alone. In this unforgettable memoir, Greg takes you on a journey from his latch-key childhood in southern Georgia to the heights of career success as a pastor, professor, and publishing executive, only to succumb to failure in both his career and family.

Greg finds the answer to failure in the most unexpected places. He embraces and overcomes the past, confronts his mistakes, and explores a transcendent path to new life and restoration. His story helps us discover why failure is never fatal, how we can make peace with others whom we have disappointed and hurt, how we can embrace and overcome anger and loss, and out of our wounds how we become wounded healers for others.

Life is not about us; it’s about how we care for those around us. From a failed journey of outward personal success to the purposeful and heart-felt ministry of serving others, Greg found the secret to a fulfilled life—an awareness that it is easier to succeed than to fail.

Strength at the Broken Places will lead you on a journey to discover:
• How true and lasting change occurs
• How failure does not define us
• How authentic identity is not determined by what you do or to whom you are related
• How success comes from intention rather than effort
• How to answer the four critical questions that every person must answer

This is an unforgettable memoir of hope and transformation—a book that will change the way you view your life, others, and the world.

Greg Long captures both the fleeting bliss of dreams, the harsh reality of choices, and, most important of all, the unstoppable power of God’s love.

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Greg Long is a pastor, teacher, and author who has invested his life in introducing people to the joy and hope of the way of Jesus. Greg’s mission is to be a living message that failure and brokenness are not life ending defeats but life changing opportunities. He speaks, teaches and writes not as a sage on a stage but as a guide who walks along side in the journey of life. Greg is passionate about the way of Jesus; not a code of requirements or a keeping of rules but a grace-filled life and a gift of love to be received and lived with open hands and hearts. Greg is the author and co-author of three previous books: Thy Kingdom Come: Kingdom Living on Earth as it is in Heaven (2001), Through the Bible in a Year: Devotionals by Texas Baptists (2011) and Get Your Bible Out of the Saddlebag (2011). He and his wife, Bonnie, live in Lexington, Texas.