About Lady of the Manor:

Lady of the Manor is an epic tale of misery for Richard Creek. It is the story of how his mother, Rosemary, makes life miserable for him, his family, and many citizens of Savannah. The novel takes places during the summer of 1958 in a beautiful mansion. Secrets begin to unravel for the Creek family as they continue a summer filled with rape, murder, and indiscretions. Someone must prohibit the Lady of the Manor from her continuous oppression. But, does anyone have the courage to try?

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Adrian is a graduate of the University of West Georgia with an accounting degree. He is a former banker and security guard. He began his writing career with short stories, eventually evolving to novels. Adrian has published four books and is in the planning stage of several others.

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About When Water Flows Uphill:

The storyline addresses a vital topic paramount in our world today: the loss of Earth’s precious water reserves. However, it becomes a matter of the heart when readers enter the worlds of two opposing cultures and learn about their economic circumstances, their sacred beliefs, and how they are beholden to them.
Drought ravages the southwest when troubled scientist Dr. Armand Croft takes an assignment to import water supplies to Las Vegas from a subterranean aquifer in the north. But northern ringleader Gary Wixx organizes a rancher’s alliance that fights to keep the water where it is, and then the project turns into a two-sided battle. While both men face the task at hand, they share a commonality, which is self-inflicted anguish. Gary Wixx agonizes for the doomed fate of a land he loves to the core of his soul. And Dr. Croft combats distressing memory lapses that bring madness. Meanwhile, romance enters the mix, and Dr. Croft falls in love with an archaeologist, whose life becomes the target of threats that promise to relent if he will forfeit the water grab. Nevertheless, backed by corporate power and sworn to secrecy, he completes his assignment, builds a pipeline, and moves the water south. But an unforeseen terrorist attack changes everything when it destroys a pipeline station, kills a security guard, and leaves Dr. Croft as the FBI’s primary suspect.

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Beryl Shaw was born the daughter to a surgeon in San Francisco, California. She grew up on the family’s one-hundred acre ranch in Napa, California. During her teens, she lived in French Polynesia and later returned to the states to attend Stanford University, among other universities. She earned a BA in French, a BFA and MFA in painting and drawing, specializing in figurative and portraiture art. For a decade, she exhibited paintings in ten states of America, and she is a published artist. Switching careers, she began writing ten years ago. When Water Flows Uphill is her third novel. To learn more about Beryl, go to berylshaw.com.

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About The Dinosaur Four:

Ten strangers trapped in time…

A ticking sound fills the air as Tim MacGregor enters The Daily Edition Café to meet his new girlfriend for coffee. Moments later, the café is transported 67 million years back in time, along with everyone inside.

Time is running out as ten unlikely companions search for a way home, while one member of the group plots to keep them all in the past.

Who will survive?

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Geoff Jones graduated magna cum laude with a degree in Creative Writing from the University of Colorado. His honors thesis was a novella about dragons taking over the world.

After graduation, Geoff worked as a video game designer, writing story and dialog for licenses such as Star Wars, Indiana Jones, The Spiderwick Chronicles, Conan the Barbarian, LEGO, and Marvel Superheroes.

Geoff lives in Colorado with his wife and two daughters, and has begun work on his next novel, also about everyday folks trapped in an extraordinary (but quite different) situation.

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About Tobacco Sticks:

A Great Summer read and a real A To Kill A Mockingbird story. Tobacco Sticks takes us back to the Southern town of Richmond in 1946. It is the story of a Senatorial campaign, the rise of the unions, and Burke Hartwell, a lawyer and civic minded man who must choose between two worlds. The war is ending and for Lee Hartwell and his family it bodes the end of something they won’t understand until it is too late.

” Explosive racial tension, betrayal and murder, difficult ethical and social decisions, first love and a dramatic denouemont in a sweaty Virginia courtroom are skillfully entwined in this haunting tale which has all the characteristics of a good summer read.” Starred Review Publishers Weekly

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“The summer my brother came home from the war was so hot they had to repave the soft tar of Hermitage Street twice. I remember watching the crews, their white t-shirts glowing in the July night with the gravel smoke dancing white under a low moon. It was the last war summer and we received a telegram saying Lucas has been wounded. First we thought he had been shot in the leg, then it became the foot.”

Tobacco Sticks

“American Fiction is not dead, Hazelgrove has skillfully revived it with his second novel, Tobacco Sticks. Highly recommended. ”

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William Elliott Hazelgrove is the best-selling author of eight novels, Ripples, Tobacco Sticks, Mica Highways, Rocket Man, The Pitcher, Real Santa and the forthcoming Jackpine and The Pitcher 2. His books have received starred reviews in Publisher Weekly, Book of the Month Selections, Junior Library Guild Selections, ALA Editors Choice Awards and optioned for the movies. He was the Ernest Hemingway Writer in Residence where he wrote in the attic of Ernest Hemingway’s birthplace. He has written articles and reviews for USA Today and other publications. He has been the subject of interviews in NPR’s All Things Considered along with features in The New York Times, LA Times, Chicago Tribune, Chicago Sun Times, Richmond Times Dispatch, USA Today, People, Channel 11, NBC, WBEZ, WGN. His most recent novel, The Pitcher is a Junior Library Guild Selection and was chosen Book of the Year by Books and Authors. net. His next book Jackpine will be out Spring 2014 with Koehler Books. A follow up novel Real Santa will be out fall of 2014.

He runs a political cultural blog, The View From Hemingway’s Attic.

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About Ride:

The full, sexy, New Adult version of RIDE, the novella featured in Stone, At Your Service, Carolina Bad Boys series. Standalone!

College man Jase Everly has bad boy written all over him. Rides a motorcycle? Check. Has tats? You bet. Couldn’t give a shit about rules? He’s all over that.

When he’s cut off from the oil baron family funds, he finds a new way to support his education, his bike habit, his bad habits. And his business venture is nothing he’s proud of.

Top-notch student Avery Greene is a good girl. Deans List, never missed a class, straitlaced material. She’s on the college fast track until one night and one jock destroy her life. She hides inside her sweaters. She buries her nose in her books.

She ignores the pain inside her, and she’s sure she hates Jase from the moment she lays eyes on him.

The problem is—Avery needs someplace to stay, and Jase wants a roommate. They’re enemies at first sight. Now they’re going to live together.

Roomies? Maybe.

Romance? Never.

That’s what she said.

Please note: This story includes a discussion of rape. This painful conversation is necessary for the growth of the couple’s relationship.

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Rie is the badass, sassafras author of Sugar Daddy and the Don’t Tell series–a breakthrough trilogy that crosses traditional publishing boundaries beginning with In His Command. Her latest endeavor, the Carolina Bad Boys series, is fun, hot, and southern-sexy.

A Yankee transplant who has traveled the world, Rie started out a writer—causing her college professor to blush over her erotic poetry without one ounce of shame. Not much has changed. She swapped pen for paintbrushes and followed her other love during her twenties. From art school to marriage to children and many a wild and wonderful journey in between, Rie has come home to her calling. Her work has been called edgy, daring, and some of the sexiest smut around.

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About The Boy Who Walked A Way:

The Boy Who Walked A Way is a touching literary fantasy novel by Nancy Janes about the true power of belief. Representing the child inside all of us that neither age nor time can eradicate, young Jal is a perfect personification to the wholehearted faith and belief in miracles that the innocence of childhood provides. With Bea and Sammie as correlating characters who impact Jal’s present and future, the two companions teach him the importance of using his troubles as an asset in developing a sense of mastery over his circumstances and in turn give readers a glimpse into the importance of trust in yourself and the personal conquering of adversity.

With a deep and gentle meaning that is born of violent circumstances, The Boy Who Walked a Way is a rare young adult novel that appeals to both genders equally. Though born of Christian roots, this profound story is a perfect fit for readers of all backgrounds and faiths that truly inspires with its touching journey of self-discovery, belief, and personal mastery. With a rich and detailed world that has descended into out-of-control chaos, this grand novel is an epic, touching fantasy that will inspire and entertain for years to come.

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Nancy Janes emerged from a retirement in mental health to write full-time. Since early youth, she has written on various topics, poetry, short stories and novellas. She is an Appalachian and lives in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina. Each day finds her at the computer writing and admiring the view of the far away hills. Sometimes, they beckon and she goes for a ramble to admire the flora and the fauna.

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About Master MashupFrom Shakespeare to Stephen King:

The mashup has existed for ages, though the term only became fashionable in the past decade. Its recent, renewed popularity in the entertainment and technology industries proves blending the tried-and-true with innovation is a successful means to communicate with the masses. Literature is no exception. Take Abraham Lincoln, Vampire Hunter. Need we say more?

Author Melissa G. Wilson has breathed new life into the art form with Masters Mashup. Her book dives into and dissects the uncanny parallel lives of the King of Sonnets and the King of Horror and proposes fascinating mashups using several of their own masterpieces.

What do William Shakespeare and Stephen King, born hundreds of years apart, have in common?

You may be surprised.

Discover shared themes, interesting influences, eerie connections and key turning points in their careers. Looking for a juicy scandal? You get that, too. Wilson discusses several controversial incidents, debauchery and the dark matters each master wrestled with.

This is the exciting introduction into a planned series by Melissa G. Wilson. She has written fifteen books, including Networlding, which held a #10 Amazon spot for an entire year. She and her organization, Networlding—created as a result of her bestselling book, provide a comprehensive service for thought leaders who want to create breakthrough books, self-published or published traditionally.

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Melissa is the author and/or co-author of 15 books with a number of bestsellers. Her latest book,Networking is Dead: Creating Connections that Matter, was a Wallstreet Journal and Barnes and Noble bestseller and her book, Networlding, that was a #10 book on Amazon for an entire year.

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About Rookie Privateer:

When you are old enough to finally become an Earth Mars citizen, everything should be perfect. Right? Not for Liam Hoffen. He’s stuck on a mining asteroid called Colony 40, helping his father work a claim that is never going to pay out. His best friend, Nick James is set for life in James’ Rental business and Liam just discovered that the girl he’s known forever thinks he’s pretty great and now she’s leaving for the Mars Naval Academy.

Liam dreams of sailing the stars. Whenever he gets the chance, he jets into space and floats, wishing to be free of the asteroid that has claimed him. What he doesn’t realize is that fate is about to change everything.

Sometimes you have to lose parts of yourself to gain the stars, and Liam discovers that while it isn’t easy to literally lose parts of yourself to the pirates who attacked your home, gaining the stars is worth everything.

He and Nick are about to find out what the real world has to offer and they end up meeting exciting people along the way.

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I’ve always been a story teller but only recently have a drummed up the courage to share my stories in writing. When my kids were young one of our favorite activities was to lay in bed, just before bedtime and make up stories. They would get to pick out some of the characters and I’d just start spinning the tale. They loved making me backup and change the story to fit their mind for the night. Since they are all too old for this now, I’ve taken to writing.

My influences are pretty wide ranging. Recent works I have enjoyed are; Elizabeth Moon’s Vatta’s war, Nathan Lowell’s Solar Clipper Tales. Perhaps my favorite modern author is L.E. Modesitt Jr. with his Recluce and Imager series. Early on I enjoyed just about anything Heinlein wrote, including, Starship Troopers and Have Spacesuit – Will Travel. I also loved Asimov, Larry Niven and Jerry Pournelle and when they got together for A Mote in God’s Eye it was magic!

I have had to separate my writing career from my professional career so as to not make things too confusing at work, so, yes Jamie McFarlane is a pseudonym. All of my writing is done in the evening hours and on the weekends. I have to admit to looking forward to coming home every evening so that I can spend time with my imaginary friends.

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About The 8 Mistakes of Amy Maxwell by Heather Balog:

Amy Maxwell has four kids, a useless husband and crusted applesauce on her yoga pants that haven’t seen the inside of a gym in over a decade. She’s convinced her teenage daughter is up to no good, her ten year old can’t stop chattering in her ear and her oldest son has befriended a teenaged boy twice his age who is a tad bit strange. And don’t even get her started on having a toddler when you’re in your late thirties. She just can’t keep up. Forget tired; she’s exhausted and feeling unfulfilled, dissatisfied and like a disappointment to everyone; her kids, her parents and most of all, herself.

To relieve her stress, Amy finds herself fantasizing about everything from the pool boy next door to finding out that her daughter was switched at birth. She can’t help her thoughts, but she figures, if they’re in her head, they can’t hurt anyone else, right? When Jason, a very sexy forty something year old single father moves in across the street, Amy finds her fantasy world has gone into overdrive. When Amy and her 13 year old daughter, Allie, stumble upon the body of their neighbor, shot to death in her living room, Amy finds herself thrown together with Jason in the most unpredictable way. Amy finds herself bumbling around Jason, trying desperately to stop her fantasies and her underlying attraction towards him as this who done it mystery slowly unfolds. And Amy soon realizes, nobody is who she thinks they are…even Amy herself.

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I am a hopeless daydreamer and always have been. I create unique characters while driving my kids to school (like that woman who drops her son off wearing bunny slippers every day), I write book scenes in the shower (yes, some are STEAMY), and I develop plots while folding laundry (mostly about paying someone to fold the laundry for me). I have been writing for nearly three decades, winning my first writing award in third grade. Over the past four years, I’ve published six novels including, “Note To Self: Change The Locks” (pure chick lit beach read), “The 8 Mistakes of Amy Maxell”, a humorous cozy mystery and its sequel “Amy Maxwell & the 7 Deadly Sins”, and “All She Ever Wanted” a chick lit/ suspenseful novel. I’ve also penned a literary fiction novel about post partum depression and death of a child called, “Falling When the Bough Breaks”. Last February, I switched genres with a psychological novel, “Letters To My Sister’s Shrink” and am currently working on the third Amy Maxwell novel. When I’m not writing or reading (or picking up after two kids or playing “mom’s taxi service”), I can be found at the gym getting my frustration out on a heavy bag or running my tush off on a treadmill. Check out my blog on motherhood at http://www.thebadmommydiaries.com.

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About My Surrender: Book One (Billionaire Contemporary Romance) by Ava Blake:

*Free March 19th – 21st only!*

Nora Grier is a college student with her life mapped out to the minute. She makes time for class, her minimum wage job and studying, but definitely not guys, not after last time.

Gavin Rowley uses his money and power to keep everyone at a distance. He has learned from painful experience that when people learn the secrets of his past they tend to run in the other direction.

When Nora, late for a class, rounds a corner and runs head first in to Gavin’s hard chest, neither of their lives are ever going to be the same. Gavin finds himself breaking all of his rules and revealing far more of himself to Nora than he ever intended. Nora tries to ignore Gavin and stick to her life plan, but her desire for this distant and damaged man is overwhelming.

Gavin and Nora both know from past experience that breaking their own rules ends in tears, but sometimes breaking the rules feels so good. Will they be able to control themselves, or will they surrender to their desires and live with the consequences, however disastrous those consequences might be?

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I really fell in love with romance books when I was sick, laid up in the hospital. Reading romance books on my Kindle was a great distraction that got me through some hard times, and that inspired me to start writing!

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About I Choose You:

Lights. Camera. Cowboy.

Helga Hansen is the movie star of the moment. Wealthy beyond her wildest dreams, beautiful and girlfriend of sexy Myles of the world-famous band The Knights: life could not be better. Until Myles cheats on her, that is. Then her latest movie is ‒ again! ‒ a career-threatening flop. She’s sacked her friend/agent in a fury. And, to make matters worse, her little sister’s life seems to be spiraling out of control and Helga’s just not sure how to help her out of the abyss.

So the invitation to star in Brian Hargrave’s new movie – yes, the Brian Hargrave ‒ is one she just can’t turn down. And if it means filming in Hicksville for what’ll seem like an eternity, so what? It’s time away from the big smoke and a chance to lick her wounds. And did someone say something about cowboys?

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KRISTINA O’GRADY

has always loved telling a good story. She took up writing at a young age and spent many hours – when she should have been doing her math homework – scribbling romance stories in a book she hid in her sock drawer.

She grew up on a cattle ranch in Western Canada and loves reminiscing by writing about cowboys and their horses.

In 2000 Kristina met her own knight in shining armor/cowboy who swept her off her feet and across the world to New Zealand, where she now lives on a sheep and beef farm with her amazingly supportive husband, three gorgeous young kids, seven working dogs and one very needy cat.

I Choose You is her third book.

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About The Herdsman by Frank Roderus:

Wyoming is cattle country…unless a very tough herdsman can change that fact. Judas Priest and his dog Beggar set out to do just that, until one of the most dangerous hired guns in the west arrives, and Judas has the job of protecting his herd, and his new love, from all any man would fear.

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Frank Roderus wrote his first story – a western – when he was five. It was awful, as might be expected, but his mother kept that typed and spell-checked short story tucked away until the day she died. He later became a newspaper reporter, thinking that books were written by authors which he was not, but he kept trying. His first sale, a young adult novel published by Independence Press, was more than thirty years and a good many books ago. As a journalist, the Colorado Press Association awarded Frank their highest award, the Sweepstakes Award, for the best news story of 1980,and the Western Writers of America has twice named Frank recipient of their prestigious Spur Award.

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About Serita’s Shelf Life by Ann Minnett:

Serita goes off her brain-numbing medication to reclaim her old pizzazz and find love. And it works until…

Serita’s Shelf Life gives us a peek inside the head and heart of a crazy, loving character you’ll never forget. She’s a vivacious six-foot redhead, plump fashionista, and a shameless flirt who never meets a stranger.

Come ride the emotional roller coaster with Serita.

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Ann Minnett grew up in Denver but spent the following decades in Dallas working as a Developmental Psychologist for social service agencies. She conducted research in child and family development and was affiliated with The University of Texas–Dallas, as researcher, lecturer and Adjunct Associate Professor. All the while, she quietly wrote stories for pleasure and self-expression. Ann is a mother of two, grandmother to two, and now lives with her husband in the Salish Mountains of NW Montana. She’s set aside her research career to incorporate what she learned into her fiction. Serita’s Shelf Life is Ann’s second novel. The first, Burden of Breath, was published in 2013. She’s working on a third which will be set in NW Montana.

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About Aster Wood and the Lost Maps of Almara:

Broken. That’s what the world is now. The Long Drought is over, but the rain that falls burns like acid on the flesh.

Young Aster Wood is weak compared to the other survivors who flock to the cities, the only places where a meal and fresh water can be had.

But when he finds a ragged piece of parchment in the hidden corners of his father’s childhood home, he is pulled through the cosmos to a place no one on Earth knows exists.

Here, the grass grows green. The wolves glow like the full moon. The wizards play with ancient knowledge, delighted with the simple spells that can bring dying plants back to life and make invisible that which they do not want seen.

And Aster is healthy again.

The heart condition that has plagued him since he was a toddler is suddenly absent, and Aster finds himself running, no, flying across the countryside as if he were born to do it.

Now, he must chase down the long-lost sorcerer, Almara, to discover the truth about his own family’s past. And to learn what is yet to come for Earth’s future.

And he must work fast if he wants to survive. Almara left not only clues, but enemies behind. If Aster loses the race to find him, and the enemy captures him first, he will never see Earth again.

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“Wonderful imagination coupled with great writing makes this middle grade novel a real gem.”

“Aster is a great new hero, and the story is an exciting fantasy story, where a young man discovers his history and is thrust on a path not of his choosing.”

“The world of Aster Wood is full of adventure and it’s unique; it’s unlike other fantasy stories I’ve read. I highly recommend it.”

>>>>>Go on a wild ride where the action never stops
Aster Wood and the Lost Maps of Almara is the first book of five in this action-packed top teen series, perfect for teen adventure readers. Pick up this fresh new series of middle grade fantasy novels for middle school and young adult readers alike.

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When she was twelve, J. B. Cantwell flew across the field, bareback on the crazy mare who loved to run. She pushed her faster, faster, not caring if she might fall to the hard ground below. The joy came from the challenge of staying on, the pride of knowing that she had the skill and the heart and the courage to grip hard and ride.

Life is like that crazy mare. You never know if she’ll step right or left, or stay quietly still and give you a moment to breathe.

Everyone has a story to tell.

J. B. has never traveled to the Maylin Fold, but these are the stories of her life.

Please visit www.jbcantwell.com to learn about upcoming releases and sales.

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About The First Three Books in the Maggie Newberry Mystery Series:

Murder travels nicely in this popular mystery series featuring the adventures of American Maggie Newberry who lives in France with her vintner and chef French husband. Enjoy the sights and smells of Provence, the Côte d’Azur, and Paris as Maggie uses her amateur sleuthing skills to track down and confront the vilest murderers on the continent. Warning: This series is set in France so do NOT read hungry!

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Susan Kiernan-Lewis has been an equestrienne, advertising copywriter, playwright, and video editor as well as a mother, wife, and novelist. As a writer, she takes her passions–horses, France, cooking, travel, and writing–and puts them in her novels which always involve an adventurous protagonist faced with the challenge of new, often dangerous situations. Her popular fiction series include the Maggie Newberry Mysteries set in France, the dystopian Irish End Games series, the Mia Kazmaroff detective series, and a historical romance time-travel series.

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About Bad Seed:

When slick Midwest councilman Daniel Sullivan sets foot in Heaven, the obvious occurs to him: Something has gone acutely wrong.

Given an eternal home smack dab between his tragically lost love and a country singer named Johnny, Daniel can hardly believe his good fortune. That doubt quickly builds to suspicion and dread, as bad omens begin to follow him everywhere he goes in the pastoral perfection of the Hereafter.

When Daniel’s former campaign manager shows up reeking of brimstone, he brings an awful truth with him: Daniel’s old soul has a few extra miles on it. He was never meant for Paradise.

But as they always said in the Hereafter, that was all part of the plan.

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Tad Vezner has been reporting about crime and redemption in the city of St. Paul, Minnesota, for roughly a decade. He’s profiled gang leaders and priests, entrepreneurs and con men, and their oft-belated attempts to make their messy lives right. Or not. Prior to that, he backpacked across Australia, worked as an illegal banana picker, and did social work in Chicago. He and his wife live in St. Paul.

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