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1. Farce - 2012-09-18 16:07:58-04
   Jamie Loftus is not afraid of stairs, which is perhaps a little too confident.
   
2. The Sanctuary Stone by Tom Paver - 2012-09-18 16:08:48-04
   Tom Paver, 44, is the youngest of six children raised in what he describes as “a typically Catholic Liverpool household: noisy, matriarchal and clannish.” He was educated by Irish nuns from the age of 3 and didn’t escape their warm embrace until he was 18. Nice people, though a bit handy with the punishment cane, Tom says. He deserved it most of the time, if he’s honest. He gained a degree in marketing from Manchester Polytechnic, though not before a year in Barcelona growing up quickly. His perfunctory Spanish still comes in handy each year on the family holiday, when he enjoys mangling verb conjugations. Tom is married with two children and divides his time between Liverpool and London. He has hopes of becoming a world class fly fisherman and of Everton Football Club winning the European Cup, but admits that neither event is likely any time soon. If there were more hours in the day or weeks in the year then he’d actually complete the GR11 path across the length of the Spanish Pyrenees.
   
3. Heaven’s Fire by Sandra Balzo - 2012-09-18 16:09:21-04
   Sandra Balzo turned to mystery writing after twenty years in corporate public relations, event management and publicity. TRIPLE SHOT, her seventh Maggy Thorsen coffeehouse mystery, was released in December and DEAD ENDS, the second of Balzo's new Main Street Mysteries, is just out. The series, set in the popular vacation destination of North Carolina's High Country, alternates with the Maggy Thorsen mysteries. Balzo's novels have been nominated for both the Anthony and Macavity awards and received starred reviews from Kirkus and Booklist. In addition to her books, Balzo writes short stories, two of which have been published in Ellery Queen Mystery Magazine, winning the Macavity, Derringer and Robert L. Fish awards.
   
4. Atomic Summer by Elaine D Walsh - 2012-09-18 22:29:30-04
   Nimitz Highway and River Street is an intersection on the island of Oahu in Hawaii. This is where she impatiently came out of the womb ready to start on her personal history. She grew up in upstate New York against the backdrop of the flowering women’s rights movement with different ideas from her mother as to what her life as a woman should be. In college, she majored in psychology with the intent of being a “death & dying” counselor. This would be her paying job while she wrote the next great American novel. Plan B kicked in and she graduated with a B.A. in English, packed her car, and upset her parents by moving to Florida in search of her destiny. Without ever having taken one business course, she created her own brand and became a successful business executive by day and women’s fiction writer by night. So far, she has lived a Lifetime Movie Network life, a mixture of extraordinary, ordinary, mundane, and terrifying, providing her great inspiration and fanning her creative flame. Her father imbued in her a strong sense of family. He brought to life the words unconditional love. From her mother, she gained an appreciation for the complexities of relationships and richness in life one finds exploring and experiencing everything from a recipe, to a historical site, to lunch with friends, or a glass of wine. Her mother was a collector of experiences. They journeyed together and grew as individuals and as mother-daughter. Elaine shared her mother’s journeys battling cancer, as her mother survived one and succumbed to another. In one of their last soulful conversations before her mother died, she told Elaine she was glad Elaine also had a daughter and hoped she would enjoy her own daughter as much as her mother enjoyed Elaine. The most powerful influences in her life and her stories come from being a daughter, mother, friend, and soul mate. But as a successful women’s fiction writer, does this surprise anyone?
   
5. Alien Harvest - 2012-09-18 22:30:00-04
   Bringing New Authors into the Light! Page Updated on 9/1/2012 Denver, Colorado, Mountain Time Zone Sandra Rains DeBusk page In Search Of The Universal Truth Publisher Promote Your Page Too We are now on FaceBook! Click our link below and click on the Like button to stay up to date with us on FaceBook. We look forward seeing you there. Check out our News page to read all of our News - Here is what's new for 12/1/2011 There was 3,092,740 Book Titles Published from May 2010 - May 2011 world wide - Take a look.. Our Latest News Please check back periodically to learn more about Sandra Rains DeBusk Welcome to: Sandra Rains DeBusk page Your are Visitor List of Our Authors' Our on-line Bookstore Our Bestsellers Home About Us News Contact Us Publishing Information Poetry Publishing Short Story Publishing Novel Publishing Graphic Novel Publishing Success Stories / Authors' Testimonials Privacy Statement Our Policies Book Promotional Ads Upcoming Books Our Book Events Our Author Book Events 8 1990 - 2012 ISOTUT Publisher - Our SAN: 857-7110 Email: info@insearchoftheuniversaltruthpublisher.com I am 48 years old (just barely)... I am married to a USMC Veteran (Robert) I have 3 children (Joey, Chris and Sarah) I am a Gnostic Theist. (In case you don't know what that is, I don't believe anyone goes to hell, I don't believe God is mean or vengeful, I don't judge people and don't believe in prejudice, I don't believe in fearing God or that God doesn't want you to ask him for things, I believe God wants us to ask every day! and last but not least, I believe a person can be forgiven for anything over and over again.) I am Multiracial- Cherokee Indian, White and Melungeon . I was raised in a country town named Sinking Springs Ohio, cows, pigs, chickens, gardens, wood stoves- the works! I dropped out of high school when I was 16 years old to help my parents because they were both disabled. I finished school when I was 27 years old through a mail order school, I did get my high school diploma! I attended College for 2 years and studied criminal law and pharmacy. Couldn't make up my mind so chose neither. Instead I became an author which was always my true love! I've watched both of my parents die. My dad died from ALS (Lou Gehrig s disease) in 1988, and my mom passed from a rare genetic cancer August of 2011.
   
6. Kingdom of Sharks - 2012-09-18 22:30:51-04
   Hailing from a small rural town, Andrew Johnston spent most of his life in Kansas, graduating from the University of Kansas with a Political Science degree in 2008. In his youth, he wrote for a number of websites, including a mid-sized political site called Political Strategy and a perpetually-in-progress browser-based game called Tenadia. After college, he worked as an ESL teacher in the People's Republic of China, which would later inspire his first book Kingdom of Sharks.
   
7. The Last Alignment: Book One - 2012-09-18 22:31:22-04
   Nathaniel Stewart is a twenty-three year old Maryland native who is currently getting his Bachelor's of Arts in English with a Concentration in Creative Writing. He has been writing since the age of twelve, and "The Last Alignment" is a Young Adult/Fantasy series that Stewart devised when he was fifteen.
   
8. Can We Play Again? - 2012-09-18 22:32:04-04
   Corine Dehghanpisheh is a Licensed Creative Arts Therapist in New York State. She has worked with children who have been sexually abused, women and children who have been victims of domestic violence, and adults who live with mental illness. Corine is also the founder of the My Art to Inspire website. She has a B.A. in Art Education from The Ohio State University and a M.P.S. in Creative Arts Therapy from Pratt Institute. Corine is an advocate for the creative arts in therapy and education. She believes that the creative arts help people to express themselves, communicate, and learn. Corine's creative spirit and her passion for the creative arts inspire her daily work, writing, and illustrations. She currently lives in New York City with her husband Daryan and her dog Buddy.
   
9. THE ALIEN’S GUIDE TO PLANET EARTH – THE BOOK by James F. Coyle - 2012-09-18 22:32:46-04
   James F. Coyle is a retired author living in the South Pacific country of Vanuatu.
   
10. What Hides Within - 2012-09-18 22:33:13-04
    Jason spends his days writing, but it’s mostly drafting legal memoranda as a civil litigator in New Bedford, MA—not exactly a venue conducive to creativity. But during his lunch breaks and after hours, you can often find him at one of the area’s charming coffee shops, huddled over an unadulterated iced coffee with a pen and paper in hand (somewhat old-school in his methods). Hopefully, when you see him, the pen’s moving, and he hasn’t dozed off. Either way, be sure to say, “hello.” If he’s asleep just poke him with a stick. Jason always welcomes the chance to meet readers and to field their questions and comments, be it in person, through Goodreads or through his website, http://authorjasonparent.com/ Jason primarily writes thrillers and horror, but has branched out into other areas of speculative fiction. Stay tuned for future works
    
11. Black Earth: End of the Innocence - 2012-09-19 02:01:14-04
    To start with, I am a writer. Not just of fiction, but of what I call edgy Christian speculative fiction - in general terms, science fiction/fantasy/horror/supernatural fiction with Christian themes and edgy content, such as sexual themes, language, drug use, and violence. Under normal circumstances, one wouldn't have to mention the fact that they write 'edgy' content, but in this case I do because edgy content usually conflicts with Christian fiction. At least that's been the general consensus among readers of both secular and Christian fiction. I won't even get into the dispute regarding Christian fiction coexisting with science fiction/fantasy. A good portion of my life is devoted to writing, and in that regard, to self-publishing. Self-publishing is perfect for those who want to take control of their books and get things done on their own timeline and in their own way. It's also perfect for those writing in genres that aren't very popular yet. No matter how hard it is to market a specific book or style of writing, you must stay true to yourself. Let the world know who and what you are, and they'll never forget you. It's when you try to be like everyone and everything else that you get lost in the crowd. So now you know that I am a self-published author of edgy Christian speculative fiction. But that's not me entirely. I also love to read. To be a good writer, one must love to read to some degree. My childhood especially was heavily influenced by reading. I remember reading Mark Twain’s work in my youth and falling in love with the characters of Tom Sawyer and Huck Finn. I remember reading terrific and sometimes horrifying short stories like Edgar Allen Poe's, The Cask of Amontillado and The Pit and the Pendulum, along with James Thurber’s, The Secret Life of Walter Mitty. In my senior year of high school I read through the Han Solo trilogy and fell in love with science fiction/fantasy and the Star Wars universe in its entirety. Present day I have an entire shelf full of books that have made their own requests to be read, including Stephen King's Dark Tower series, The Night Angel Trilogy, and a number of graphic novels. Besides reading, I spend some of my free time in video games. Video games, in my opinion, are an artwork all their own. Combining music, storytelling, animation and voice acting, video games are the epitome of the arts, many talents coming together for entertainment's sake. When I do have time to game, you can usually find me online participating in a round of Half Life 2: Deathmatch, or scouring the world of Tyria for adventure in Guild Wars 2. If you want to follow me on this adventure called life - particularly the life of a self-published author of edgy Christian speculative fiction - keep tabs on my website: www.davidnalderman.com, and follow me at my blog: www.davidnalderman.blogspot.com. I have also taken the time to create a community for readers and writers of edgy Christian speculative fiction to come together to support one another at The Crossover Alliance: http://thecrossoveralliance.socialgo.com. I'd love to have you over there. And don't hesitate to drop me a line if you have the time. I'd love to hear about your own journey through writing and self-publishing.
    
12. A Book About Relationships: A Woman Like Me…A Man Like You - 2012-09-19 02:01:45-04
    Kim Harris is affectionately known to her audience as the Possibility Diva[TM]. Why? Because she believes that all things are possible! As an author, Kim's writing style is poignant, powerful, and persuasive! She is passionate about sharing transformational information to her audience whether on the topic of relationships or serving the community.
    
13. Soul Mates: A Short Story - 2012-09-19 02:08:32-04
    C.L. Gordon has had her work published in The Realm Beyond and The Berkeley Poetry Review. She studied creative writing at UC Berkeley and Cambridge. Her short story Soul Mates is currently featured on e-thriller.com. She prefers the following genres: Science fiction/speculative fiction, fantasy, and horror. Follow her on Twitter for writing updates and ridiculous recaps of her cat's latest antics: https://twitter.com/CL_Gordon
    
14. Passion And Pride - 2012-09-19 05:23:53-04
    Amelia Nolan has loved romance novels all her life - and now has written her first romance novel, Passion and Pride.
    
15. A Farewell Performance by David Pickering - 2012-09-19 05:24:44-04
    David Pickering is a prolific author of fiction and reference books. This short story is taken from 'Things Lost', a collection of stories also available as an ebook on Amazon Kindle.
    
16. Getting Your Toddler to Eat: A Nanny P Blueprint - 2012-09-19 05:25:09-04
    Nanny P has had 12+ years of full-time nanny experience and has had the privilege of working with multiple families and various ages of children. Nanny P blueprints are written with the busy parent in mind. Each is designed to tackle a specific issue in a short and concise way so that you do not need to spend time reading through a lot of other material to find tips and methods for the specific topic you are looking to address. Many of the tips and methods found here are the results of the author's own experience, that of her fellow nannies and also what she has learned from the amazing parents that she's had the opportunity to work for.
    
17. The Adventure of Chloe A Chihuahua: A New Beginning - 2012-09-19 05:25:52-04
    Biography L.C.Hubbard was born and raised in a small town in southern Michigan, where she was sixth of seven children. Lisa received her Bachelors Degree from Western Michigan University and her Masters Degree from Eastern Michigan University both with a focus on Elementary Education. She taught middle grades for 11 years before retiring to raise a family and eventually begin a writing career. It's the adventures with her own family and pets that inspire the stories of The Adventures of Chloe A Chihuahua
    
18. Claus: Legend of the Fat Man - 2012-09-19 05:26:44-04
    Father. Husband. Teacher. And Writer.
    
19. The Life and Prayers of Saint Joseph by Wyatt North - 2012-09-19 05:27:29-04
    Starting out with just one writer, Wyatt North Publishing has expanded to include writers from across the country. Our writers include college professors, religious theologists, and historians.
    
20. Turning Inside Out by Phyllis Lily Jules - 2012-09-19 05:28:57-04
    Phyllis Lily Jules is the granddaughter of Stanley Burroughs, creator of the Lemonade Diet, also known as the Master Cleanse. She grew up with him until he left his Portland family when she was eight years old.