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1. Buried in the snow: You can`t have but one man - 2012-12-14 12:49:27-05
   I started writing romance fiction since I was 16 years old. I'm now a published writer thanks to the wonderful world of ebooks. I live in Canada and I love the winter months. As you can see, I wrote several books related to the winter holidays. I'm currently an accountant but my dream is to be a full-time independent writer of hot erotic romance books.
   
2. Christmas Choices: When Naughty Becomes so Nice - 2012-12-14 12:51:03-05
   I started writing romance fiction since I was 16 years old. I'm now a published writer thanks to the wonderful world of ebooks. I live in Canada and I love the winter months. As you can see, I wrote several books related to the winter holidays. I'm currently an accountant but my dream is to be a full-time independent writer of hot erotic romance books.
   
3. Magnet - 2012-12-14 12:51:41-05
   I've always been thinking of stories for as long as I've been alive. I have way, way, way too many to tell and far too little time to tell them. I joined UFOP: Starbase 118, a Star Trek roleplay-by-emails group, in 2010 and it was there where I learned my craft. But despite being one of the more active writers in the group and simming to my heart's content, I still couldn't tell all the stories I wanted to. It was only in 2011 that I actually started shaping and weaving those random, jumbling, chaotic masses of thoughts into coherent narratives and began self-publishing. It's now 2012. Writing's my full time job now. I write a little science fiction, a little fantasy, a little humour and comedy, and a few other things all over the place.
   
4. A Kingdom’s Cost - 2012-12-14 12:54:23-05
   Author of three historical novels set in Scotland, JR Tomlin has another set for release about Christmas of this year. She grew up in Texas and Scotland which gives he a rather unusual accent and a tendency to be stubborn and opinionated, which you might blame on both.
   
5. The Ultimate Inferior Beings by Mark Roman - 2012-12-14 12:55:03-05
   Mark Roman has been working his way through the alphabet in search of a suitable career. He’s sampled architecture, accountancy, auditing and astrophysics. For a while he worked as a computer programmer before realizing he’d skipped over ‘B’. So he took up bioinformatics, which is where he is now. He worries that becoming an author would put him back to ‘A’, with the whole alphabet still stretching out ahead of him. He lives in London with his wife (also a scientist) and two young children, neither of whom wants to become a scientist. In his work he has published around 80 papers, reviews and book chapters - although, if you want to read them, you’ll need to look under a different name. As a lifelong soccer fan he is no stranger to the extreme emotions of elation and despair (but mainly despair - in fact, almost entirely despair), particularly from his own performances on the football field. Still, he firmly believes there’s no problem that can’t be solved by a nice cup of tea. Except, perhaps, the global economic crisis.
   
6. Holiday Interlude: Deceitful Appearances - 2012-12-14 12:55:52-05
   I started writing romance fiction since I was 16 years old. I'm now a published writer thanks to the wonderful world of ebooks. I live in Canada and I love the winter months. As you can see, I wrote several books related to the winter holidays. I'm currently an accountant but my dream is to be a full-time independent writer of hot erotic romance books.
   
7. “How to Set Goals and Actually ACHIEVE Them – 3 Steps to Effortlessly Achieve all Your Goals for Life, Financial, Health, and Relationships” by David Cameron Gikandi - 2012-12-14 13:30:11-05
   David Cameron Gikandi holds a BSc. in International Business from Jacksonville University, Florida, USA. He has an MSc. in Information Technology from Griffith University (Queensland, Australia). He is a real estate promoter and investor in Kenya, where he currently lives. He also has an active seminar and motivational presence on the Internet. David was also the Creative Consultant on "The Secret" movie and has authored several books including "A Happy Pocket Full of Money" and "How to Live with Yourself and Automatically and Simply Love Yourself to Pure Freedom, Health, Wealth, and Relationship Success."
   
8. Hustled To The Altar by Dani Collins - 2012-12-14 13:31:09-05
   Dani Collins has been writing in one form or another for over two decades, occasionally even for money. Her preference is writing romance novels because they’re fun. A bit of a snob for a good love story, she’ll only watch zombie movies or action flicks if there’s a decent romance at the heart. (Zombieland anyone?) Dani grew up on the West Coast of Canada and now lives in the interior where she works, has a family, pretends to garden and golf, but mostly spends time in her attic writing room. She traveled Europe and Australia before children, honeymooned in Australia, and recently went Down Under again to visit family who emigrated there. She dreams of owning a second home in Oz even though she’s afraid of spiders, especially big ones. Dani’s aspiration, aside from being rich enough to afford a fulltime maid and chef, is to deliver an uplifting story into the hands of a famished romance reader. Let her know when she succeeds.
   
9. Submission: From Hello Through Temptation To Submission - 2012-12-14 13:34:13-05
   The author is new to writing but not new to relationship counselling.
   
10. Parallels - 2012-12-14 13:34:50-05
    I grew up in a small village in northern Germany, where the public bus - for a teenager without a driver's license the only umbilical cord to the big city - only stops three times a day. After fulfilling my civic rights and duties (high school, German civil service), I relocated to the United States, where I majored in film and photography, with a bit of Art History and Russian Literature thrown into the academic mix. Years spent at an advertising agency came to a sudden end when the place fell victim to the collapse of the New Economy. Along with the agency, my secure job vanished. Which turned out to be a blessing in disguise, as now I didn't have much of a choice but start my own business. From then on up to this day I sold myself as a freelance illustrator and animator (hipper people may prefer the terms "3D Artist" or "Motion Designer".) Besides the commercial work, I kept exploring other art forms. But again and again, I noticed that a medium like illustration or photography doesn't lend itself well to express more complex ideas. Writing seemed to be the art form of choice for what I had in mind. From childhood on, I've been fascinated by a good story, one that takes you beyond what lies in plain sight. Later in life, authors like Mark Danielewski, David Foster Wallace, Douglas Hofstadter, Thomas Pynchon, and most of all, John Fowles, are to blame that I started to think about writing my own novel. Technically skilled by publishing a 600-page tome about animation, and a series of technical articles, I went to work on a few short stories. The positive reviews kept me going, and eventually I felt ready to write "the big one". Which turned out to be "Parallels".
    
11. Pharmacia: Those Magic Arts by Precarious Yates - 2012-12-14 13:35:38-05
    Precarious Yates has lived in 8 different states of the Union and 3 different countries, but currently lives in Texas with her husband, her daughter and their mastiff. When she's not writing, she enjoys music, teaching, playing on jungle gyms, praying and reading. She holds a Masters in the art of making tea and coffee and a PhD in Slinky® disentangling. You can learn more about Ms. Yates and about the issues discussed in this novel by visiting www.precariousyates.com
    
12. The Adventure Tournament - 2012-12-14 13:36:10-05
    Nicholas Andrews grew up in Dayton, Ohio. After graduating from Bellbrook High School in 2000, he went on to attend both Ohio University and Wright State University. He worked as a freelance video editor for various independent pro wrestling companies for three years, before returning to his first love of writing. He has been writing stories since he was ten years old. He is also the nephew of Ted Andrews (1952-2009), award winning new age author.
    
13. How to Get Business Credit: For the Entrepreneur - 2012-12-14 13:36:43-05
    Amazon.com Bestselling Author, online columnist and former radio host, Dr. Taffy Wagner is a nationally recognized personal finances educator and expert. Dr. Wagner has written and self-published three Amazon.com Best Selling books addressing various financial matters for consumers as well as money and marriage. She is the financial advisor and columnist for Blackbride.com and AdviceandInfo.com . Dr. Wagner is a strong advocate for marriages succeeding because of continuous conversations about money. She has been recognized as an authority in money and marriage and personal finances. She's been interviewed by national media outlets such as The Wall Street Journal, The Denver Business Journal, US News and World Report, Learnvest.com, BusinessInsider.com, Long Island Bride and Groom, Match.com, The Associated Press, Woman's Day, etc. regarding premarital financial counseling, money and marriage issues, personal finances and business finances. Dr. Wagner is a Certified Educator in Personal Finances®, Certified Credit Report Reviewer®, Money and Marriage Expert/Advocate, Ordained Minister and Veteran of the US Armed Forces. Dr. Wagner resides in the metro Denver area with her husband, Eric and their twins, Erica and Cody.
    
14. Your Quit Smoking System: How To Become A Happy, Healthy, Confident And Relaxed Non-Smoker - 2012-12-14 13:37:16-05
    Tony’s experience & areas of expertise include, Neuro Linguistic Programming (NLP), Hypnosis, as well as Sport Psychology, Sports Performance Coaching & other human change technologies. Tony has provided smoking cessation solutions to numerous private clients and corporate clients over the years.
    
15. Safe (Loco’s story) by Sally Halsall - 2012-12-14 13:37:54-05
    See my bio and some photos here: http://www.amazon.com/Safe-Locos-story-ebook/dp/B008TL3PA4/ref=la_B008TS9QZU_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1352118322&sr=1-2 Sally Halsall was born as Sally Thake in 1966 and grew up in Southall, Middlesex (greater London, UK). Sally left school at 15 with two O levels and worked in various office jobs, running her own market stall at weekends. By the age of 22 Sally married a Glaswegian and became Mrs Henry, moving to Kent (UK) to have the first of two children and returning to Ealing, London after one year. A son followed in 1992 and in 1993 Sally returned to West Thames College with dreams of becoming a psychologist. In 1998 Sally obtained a 1:1 BSc degree in Psychology at Brunel University and shortly after this her marriage broke down. Sally struggled with the aftermath of the divorce and needed to work in several jobs to pay the bills. Sally moved to Hanwell, London and taught at West Thames College, The National Autistic Society, Richmond Adult College, Brooklands College, John Ruskin College, Brunel University and The Open University. Meanwhile, in 2005 Sally obtained her PhD in Psychology which resulted in her first book; 'Bullying as a Social Pathology' which was published by Edwin Mellen Press. Media coverage for Sally's research into bullying was extensive and covered a range of social and emotional issues leading to a request for Sally to post some biographical narrative online about her own struggle. This resulted in expected positive feedback from New York and suggestions that Sally should write an autobiographical novel hence her first fiction e-book (Safe) which you can read now. In 2011 Sally married again and became Sally Halsall and now lives near to London with her husband Geoff and her daughter Charlotte. Sally also works for the NHS at Stoke Mandeville Hospital where she is involved in research.
    
16. The Soul-Travellers by Joy Stephenson - 2012-12-14 13:38:28-05
    I am a British semi-retired teacher who is enjoying writing fiction for pleasure and I'd love to share my work with you. I am an avid reader of many different genres, including fantasy, and I've had great delight over the years in introducing my classes to the many wonderful children's authors around. I love the idea of other worlds that may be just a hair's-breadth away in a parallel dimension and this is what I have explored in The Soul-Travellers. I was a horse owner for over twenty years (my dear old cob passed away last year, aged 38) and also have a passion for dogs (I have an elderly labrador at present). Consequently animals feature in my fantasy and can communicate telepathically with certain humans.
    
17. The Kindness of Strangers - 2012-12-14 16:25:48-05
    Edgar winner and ebook publisher.
    
18. The EDGE Of TRUST by KT Bryan - 2012-12-14 16:26:32-05
    I'm an action, adventure, romantic suspense novelist who enjoys good wine, great art, Tuscany, and a touch of mayhem. (You never know what you might see when you wake up suddenly in the dark.) I’m the author of TEAM EDGE. I currently live in Georgia with my family, one overweight German shepherd and three very spoiled cats. I have a varied background in the military, the airlines, antiques, and medicine. My favorite career is writing and sharing stories with readers and fellow writers.
    
19. More Coffee Break Mysteries: The Sherlock Holmes Edition, by William S. Shepard - 2012-12-14 16:27:06-05
    William S. Shepard was a career diplomat, and he is now an Ebook author. He has created a new mystery genre, the diplomatic mystery, featuring a career Foreign Service Officer and crimes that take place overseas.
    
20. A Bid For Love by Rachel Ann Nunes - 2012-12-14 16:27:39-05
    then and still reads everything she can lay hands on, from children's stories to science articles. She began writing in the seventh grade and is now the author of thirty-six published books, including the popular Ariana series and the picture book Daughter of a King. Her most recent novels are Line of Fire (An Autumn Rain Novel) and Before I say Goodbye. Rachel and her husband, TJ, are the parents of three boys and four girls. Rachel loves camping with her family, traveling and meeting new people, and, of course, writing. As a stay-at-home mother of seven, it isn't easy to find time to write, but she will trade washing dishes or weeding the garden for an hour at the computer any day! Her only rule about writing is to never eat chocolate at the computer. "Since I love chocolate and writing," she jokes, "my family might never see me again." Rachel writes Monday through Friday in a home office, often with a child on her lap. She takes frequent breaks from writing to build Lego towers, practice reading, or go swimming with the kids. For more information or to join her e-mailing list, visit http://www.RachelAnnNunes.com.
    
21. Cities of the Dead by Jason Phillip Reeser - 2012-12-14 16:29:07-05
    Jason Reeser lives in Louisiana with his wife and five children where he spends a great deal of his time writing and reading. His stories have appeared in The Louisiana Review, Bewildering Stories, and Danse Macabre Magazine.
    
22. The Eden Plague by David VanDyke - 2012-12-14 16:29:39-05
    David VanDyke is a former US Army Airborne enlisted Soldier and US Air Force intelligence officer (mustang, up from the ranks). He served in and out of combat zones all over the world in the 1980s through the 2000s. He lives on the East Coast with his wife and three dogs.
    
23. Eager Eaglets: Birds of Play - 2012-12-14 16:30:28-05
    Angela was born in California to a military family. This meant that she got used to being the "new kid" in school every couple of years. It was hard trying to make new friends, but Angela discovered she had a knack for writing. In high school Angela began writing poetry and song lyrics. Expressing herself through writing seemed very natural. After becoming a Mom in 2003, Angela continued her storytelling to her two children. In 2009 she wrote and published her first children's book aimed at toddlers. Since then she has released several more children's picture books and is set to release her first young adult romance series in 2012.
    
24. The Ghost Child - 2012-12-14 16:31:10-05
    Simeon Stoychev
    
25. Dilemma in Durban by Hilary Chase - 2012-12-14 16:31:46-05
    Hilary Chase is one of the pen names of Evangeline Auld, who was born in South Africa, lived and worked in Britain and the Middle East and now lives in France. A number of the books produced are collaboratively with her sister who lives in Australia - so a very long distance collaboration.
    
26. Love Over Addiction: A Guide to Feeling Happiness, Peace and Hope While Loving a Man who Suffers with Substance Abuse Or Drinks Too Much By: Michelle Lisa Anderson - 2012-12-14 16:33:27-05
    Michelle Lisa Anderson was married to a man who suffered with the disease of addiction. For over ten years, she searched desperately hoping to find answers how to help him. She wanted to do something, anything, that would save her relationship and get him sober. Michelle vowed that if she ever found a way to stop feeling pain and start feeling peace and happiness—it would become her purpose to share the tools with other women who are looking for the same answers. After years of searching the transformation occurred. Now, she is living the life she was created to live with peace, joy and happiness.
    
27. Love, Carry My Bags by C. R. Everett - 2012-12-14 19:09:05-05
    C.R. Everett was born in Northern Illinois and has lived in various places over the years, currently residing in Utah. For twenty years she worked in finance, but today devotes her time to writing. She lives with her husband, two kids, Shiba Inu, and cat. When not writing, she updates her website, connects with her readers, does the mom thing, or cleans up after unruly pets. In her free time she enjoys reading, usually at the gym while on a treadmill, baking, taking walks, enjoying nature, and going to Starbucks. Mocha is her favorite.
    
28. Raider’s Vendetta - 2012-12-14 19:09:18-05
    Karen Slimick Arnpriester is a creative, passionate and adventuresome woman. She raised two children, married into two more kids, adores her seven grandchildren and is now a foster/adopt mom of two young ladies. She has been a self-taught graphic designer for twenty five years and started her own business twenty years ago. Her faith in God is strong and she believes that we are Christ’s hands, feet, arms and wallet. This translates into her involvement in youth ministries, local women’s shelter, street ministry, the elderly, as well as many other outreaches over the years. Her home has been available to single moms and their children, allowing them to get a fresh start. She is now an author of Christian fiction with a real life edge.
    
29. An Angel With Fur by Russell Blake - 2012-12-14 19:09:44-05
    Russell Blake was named one of the most popular indie novelists of 2012 and is the bestselling author of seventeen novels, including the thrillers Fatal Exchange, The Geronimo Breach, Zero Sum, King of Swords, Night of the Assassin, Revenge of the Assassin, Return of the Assassin, The Delphi Chronicle trilogy, The Voynich Cypher, Silver Justice, JET, JET II - Betrayal and JET III - Vengeance. Non-fiction includes the international bestseller An Angel With Fur (animal biography) and How To Sell A Gazillion eBooks In No Time (even if drunk, high or incarcerated), a parody of all things writing-related. Blake lives in Mexico and enjoys his dogs, fishing, boating, tequila and writing, while battling world domination by clowns.
    
30. Soup Recipes: 50 Fast, Delicious And Easy Recipes For Homemade Soups, Stews And Chili By Maggie Brooks - 2012-12-14 19:10:20-05
    Maggie Brooks is a mother/daughter team who love to cook. Mom has been planning parties and cooking for crowds for all of her daughter's life. Daughter followed suit by becoming a caterer and event planner with a hospitality degree. These Texas born women now live in Atlanta, Georgia. You will notice in their recipes a spicy southwestern style with a hint of southern charm. They cook and work together on a daily basis. Each of their recipes has been tested in their homes or the homes of friends & family. They are very hopeful that you love the recipes that they have added to this cookbook collection. Be on the lookout for more recipes to come.
    
31. Energy Boosting Super Foods: Fight Fatigue By Discovering These Secret Power Foods By Jenna Kelly - 2012-12-14 19:11:40-05
    Written by BestSelling Author, Jenna Kelly
    
32. Lacuna: Demons of the Void (PG-13 Edition) - 2012-12-14 19:21:17-05
    I've always been thinking of stories for as long as I've been alive. I have way, way, way too many to tell and far too little time to tell them. I joined UFOP: Starbase 118, a Star Trek roleplay-by-emails group, in 2010 and it was there where I learned my craft. But despite being one of the more active writers in the group and simming to my heart's content, I still couldn't tell all the stories I wanted to. It was only in 2011 that I actually started shaping and weaving those random, jumbling, chaotic masses of thoughts into coherent narratives and began self-publishing. It's now 2012. Writing's my full time job now. I write a little science fiction, a little fantasy, a little humour and comedy, and a few other things all over the place.
    
33. The Peking Payoff by Ian Stewart - 2012-12-14 19:22:17-05
    I was a foreign correspondent in Asia for 30 years, including 15 years reporting for The New York Times. I am the author of six other published novels and one non-fiction book.
    
34. The Unintentional Jihadi by Ian Stewart - 2012-12-14 19:23:15-05
    I was a foreign correspondent in Asia for 30 years, including 15 years reporting for The New York Times. I am the author of six other published novels and one non-fiction book.
    
35. Leaving Serenity - 2012-12-14 19:23:48-05
    Alle Wells writes Southern Fiction. Her characters will tug at your heart and touch your soul. Alle calls North Carolina home.
    
36. An Athlete’s Guide To Sport Psychology: How To Attain Peak Levels Of Performance On A Consistent Basis by Tony Reilly - 2012-12-14 19:24:47-05
    Tony’s experience & areas of expertise include Sport Psychology, Sports Performance Coaching, Neuro Linguistic Programming (NLP), Hypnosis & other human change technologies. Tony was also a Sport Psychology consultant to a Canadian Radio station and was interviewed live on air over two dozen times. His client list includes professionals and amateurs from various sports including Football (soccer), Golf, Rugby, Gymnastics, Athletics, Swimming, Cycling, Dancing and many more!
    
37. Darius Pello Island 2 by A.L. Jambor - 2012-12-14 21:02:14-05
    For most of my life, stories have played out in my head. It wasn't until my 57th year, however, that I began to write them down. Sometimes they come so fast I have to stop what I'm doing and write. Recently, I quit my job as a legal assistant to write full-time. It is the one thing that brings me pure joy. The characters are born and grow, and they move through my mind like scenes from a movie. I wake up in the middle of the night and a new scene is forming. I have to keep notebooks by my bed and in my handbag. Sharing these stories has been a pleasure. I hope they will enrich your life, too.
    
38. BESET - 2012-12-14 22:00:05-05
    Lee Bullen is a novelist and screenwriter who currently shares a Spanish writing retreat with his two children and an army of cacti. Although he openly admits preferring the company of his kids to any neighbouring succulents, he does, however, have a favourite palm tree.
    
39. Promise by Kristie Cook - 2012-12-14 23:01:15-05
    Kristie Cook's Soul Savers Series is captivating readers in the US and abroad. Promise, her debut release, won 1st Place - 2010 Royal Palm Literary Award - Fantasy (Published) by Florida Writers Association. Since that time, the series has grown to include four novels and a novella and her books have gone on to sell over 125,000 copies, peaking at #1 on Kindle's Top 100 List for Fantasy. Besides writing, she enjoys reading, cooking, traveling and riding on the back of a motorcycle. She has lived in ten states, but currently calls Southwest Florida home with her husband, three teenage sons, a beagle and a puggle. She can be found at KristieCook.com.
    
40. Lethal Takeout by Vered Ehsani - 2012-12-14 23:11:20-05
    Vered Ehsani has been a writer since she could hold pen to paper, which is a lot longer than she cares to admit. Originally from South Africa, she lives in Kenya with her husband, their two children and an assortment of animals with varying degrees of wildness. When she isn’t writing or daydreaming, she pretends to work as an environmental consultant. She often wishes she could float through walls and do other cool things, and that's probably why she's currently fixated on ghosts and other bodiless beings. Her work background is in engineering and environmental management. Visit her and her novels at veredehsani.blogspot.com
    
41. Pride Unleashed - 2012-12-14 23:12:14-05
    Cat Kalen is a multi published author in the romance genre under two pen names, Cat is a wife, mom, sister, daughter, and friend. She loves dogs, sunny weather, anything chocolate (she never says no to a brownie) pizza and watermelon. She has two teenagers who keep her busy with their never ending activities, and a husband who is convinced he can turn her into a mixed martial arts fan. Cat can never find balance in her life, is always trying to find time to go to the gym, can never keep up with emails, Facebook or Twitter and tries to write page-turning books that her readers will love. A maritime native and former financial officer, Cat has lived all over Canada but has finally settled down in her childhood hometown with her family.
    
42. Reckless Abandon - 2012-12-14 23:13:11-05
    Hi, my name is Jenn Flynn-Shon and I’m the Author of "Ripple the Twine", "Trying for the Moon", "Small but Scrappy: Volume One", and Randomness and Lunacy (a personal blog documenting all kinds of crazy debauchery that I’ve been involved in over the years). I’ve been writing since age eleven, or thereabouts, and started exploring the world of fiction writing at age thirteen. My first publication was a poem written for a pop star; it was published under a pen name in Bop Magazine in 1989. Yeah, that's right. I’m a two-time winning participant in National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo, NaNo) (2009, 2010) and taking part again this year. I’m an active member of the Scottsdale Society of Women Writers, guest blog for Team EcoEtsy, and have been content editing colleague's fiction and memoir manuscripts for the past year. When I make time to relax I love to hang out with my husband at our home in Phoenix, AZ, explore the country on road trips, watch my Boston sports teams, share laughs with friends and family, and read everything from blogs to novels. I make a point to write daily, and I’m a shameless self-promoter.
    
43. Vigilante by Claude Bouchard - 2012-12-14 23:14:03-05
    I was born in Montreal, Canada, where I still reside with my spouse, Joanne. I completed my studies in human resources, accounting and management at McGill University and worked in various management capacities in the fields of HR and finance for a handful of firms for what seemed like decades, because it was. I should also mention I love pizza, but who doesn't and, in my opinion, nothing rocks more than cooking on the grill. My first stab at writing was in 1995, the result being my first novel, Vigilante. This was subsequently followed by The Consultant (1996) and Mind Games (1997), all of the same series. Professional obligations and other creative interests led me away from writing for a number of years but I found myself busy at the keyboard in 2009 with The Homeless Killer after having finally published my first three novels. I then followed up with 6 Hours 42 Minutes in 2011, also part of the VIGILANTE Series born from Vigilante. In July 2011, I released ASYLUM, my first stand-alone novel and Discreet Activities, my sixth VIGILANTE Series crime thriller was published in January 2012. I think I'm really starting to like this writing thing. Besides writing, editing and promoting my work, I also spend some artistic energy with my five guitars, oil paints and watercolours. Other passions include cooking (big time with fine wine to go with it, of course), reading, traveling and working out just enough to stay fit. It should also be noted that following several years of practice, I now excel at being cat furniture for Krystalle and Midnight, or so they tell me.
    
44. The Consultant by Claude Bouchard - 2012-12-14 23:22:32-05
    I was born in Montreal, Canada, where I still reside with my spouse, Joanne. I completed my studies in human resources, accounting and management at McGill University and worked in various management capacities in the fields of HR and finance for a handful of firms for what seemed like decades, because it was. I should also mention I love pizza, but who doesn't and, in my opinion, nothing rocks more than cooking on the grill. My first stab at writing was in 1995, the result being my first novel, Vigilante. This was subsequently followed by The Consultant (1996) and Mind Games (1997), all of the same series. Professional obligations and other creative interests led me away from writing for a number of years but I found myself busy at the keyboard in 2009 with The Homeless Killer after having finally published my first three novels. I then followed up with 6 Hours 42 Minutes in 2011, also part of the VIGILANTE Series born from Vigilante. In July 2011, I released ASYLUM, my first stand-alone novel and Discreet Activities, my sixth VIGILANTE Series crime thriller was published in January 2012. I think I'm really starting to like this writing thing. Besides writing, editing and promoting my work, I also spend some artistic energy with my five guitars, oil paints and watercolours. Other passions include cooking (big time with fine wine to go with it, of course), reading, traveling and working out just enough to stay fit. It should also be noted that following several years of practice, I now excel at being cat furniture for Krystalle and Midnight, or so they tell me.
    
45. Mind Games by Claude Bouchard - 2012-12-15 11:43:11-05
    I was born in Montreal, Canada, where I still reside with my spouse, Joanne. I completed my studies in human resources, accounting and management at McGill University and worked in various management capacities in the fields of HR and finance for a handful of firms for what seemed like decades, because it was. I should also mention I love pizza, but who doesn't and, in my opinion, nothing rocks more than cooking on the grill. My first stab at writing was in 1995, the result being my first novel, Vigilante. This was subsequently followed by The Consultant (1996) and Mind Games (1997), all of the same series. Professional obligations and other creative interests led me away from writing for a number of years but I found myself busy at the keyboard in 2009 with The Homeless Killer after having finally published my first three novels. I then followed up with 6 Hours 42 Minutes in 2011, also part of the VIGILANTE Series born from Vigilante. In July 2011, I released ASYLUM, my first stand-alone novel and Discreet Activities, my sixth VIGILANTE Series crime thriller was published in January 2012. I think I'm really starting to like this writing thing. Besides writing, editing and promoting my work, I also spend some artistic energy with my five guitars, oil paints and watercolours. Other passions include cooking (big time with fine wine to go with it, of course), reading, traveling and working out just enough to stay fit. It should also be noted that following several years of practice, I now excel at being cat furniture for Krystalle and Midnight, or so they tell me.
    
46. The Nightlife New York by Travis Luedke - 2012-12-15 12:07:42-05
    Travis Luedke is a husband, father, and author of Urban Fantasy, Paranormal Romance, Contemporary Fantasy, Young Adult Fiction, and Sci-fi. He is currently catching a 3rd degree sunburn in San Antonio, Texas, and loving every minute of it. His recent works include "The Shepherd" and "The Nightlife: New York", the first in a very long series of Nightlife novels.
    
47. The Staycation Jar - 2012-12-15 12:08:29-05
    Author of The Staycation Jar and Good Grief!, by the time Erica McNeal was thirty-two years old, she was already a three-time cancer survivor, and had experienced the loss of five children. Erica uses her cancer and child-loss to equip men and women to learn how to effectively love people who are hurting, and is passionate about helping families grow stronger through tragedy. She blogs at www.ericamcneal.com, and can be found on twitter at: @toddanderica
    
48. Thanksgiving and Christmas Recipes - 2012-12-15 12:10:44-05
    Following my passion for delicious recipes
    
49. The Tapestry of Spirit by Erik Paul Rocklin - 2012-12-15 12:12:06-05
    Erik Paul Rocklin was born in St. Louis, Missouri in 1966. He earned his Bachelor's degree from Arizona State University, and after a successful corporate career, chose to pursue writing full-time. "The Tapestry of Spirit" is the first in a series to be published. Erik currently splits his time between the coasts of California and the deserts of Arizona.
    
50. Save Your Life with the Power of pH Balance by Blythe Ayne, Ph.D. - 2012-12-15 12:16:01-05
    Dr. Blythe Ayne lives on ten acres of forest in Washington state, writing and caring for the flora and fauna. Trees help keep the pH balanced! Dr. Ayne has garnered numerous awards with her writing including, the PEN Syndicated Fiction project, CCLM, SFPA, National Endowment for the Arts, and others.
    
51. Horn of Plenty – The Cornucopia of Your Life - 2012-12-15 12:17:10-05
    Dr. Blythe Ayne lives on ten acres of forest in Washington State, writing and caring for the flora and fauna. A psychotherapist in private practice for over 20 years, she now lectures and teaches on the subjects of self-fulfillment, meditation techniques, and healthy body, mind and soul. She also teaches creative writing and has been published in excess of a thousand fiction and nonfiction, online and print, venues under her name, pen names, and ghost writings. She has received numerous writing awards including the PEN Syndicated Fiction project, CCLM grants, SFPA award, National Endowment for the Arts grants, and many others.
    
52. 50 Keys To Better Photography! - 2012-12-15 12:17:41-05
    I'm Dan Eitreim and I worked as a professional photographer running my own photo studio for over 20 years. I've never apprenticed or worked for any other photographers. Because of this, I've had to learn and develop my photography skills on my own. My first attempts were dismal to say the least...so I studied, practiced and developed my photo skills and along the way I not only learned how to put the "wow" into my photos, but I've also learned how to teach others to do the same! To that end I've created a 23 volume series of photo training lessons that I've titled: "On Target Photo Training". These easy to read and understand lessons are all fully illustrated! Finally, when people look at your photos, they'll say things like, "Wow! YOU did that?" I enjoy creating e-books and expect to be developing more!
    
53. The Flight by Jewell T.S. - 2012-12-15 12:18:46-05
    Jewell T.S. is the author of numerous fiction and non-fiction books. Jewell is currently pursuing her Master's of Science degree. She loves to write in her spare time. Some of her titles include '70 Ideas for Summer and Fall Activities','The Happy Little Flower', and 'The Sneaky Little Kitten'. Jewell currently resides in the Northern U.S.
    
54. An Assassinated Man by BR Robb - 2012-12-15 12:19:22-05
    A criminal defense lawyer for 27 years, specializing in drug defense work and treatment alternatives to prison, Bruce Steinberg writes as BR Robb, authoring the Kirkus Starred Review literary novel, River Ghosts, First Novel Fest Grand Prize Winner The Widow's Son, and is the Footloose columnist for the monthly print sports magazine, Silent Sports, www.SilentSports.com.
    
55. House of Blues - 2012-12-15 12:20:47-05
    Edgar Award winner, ebook publisher.
    
56. The Secret Horrors Of Town Calypto Falls - 2012-12-15 12:39:34-05
    Writing has always been a deep passion of mine. I grew up in a remotely small farm outside of New Market and had been a huge horror fan during my early childhood. I used to stay up late nights just to catch the new Friday the 13th and Halloween movies. I became engrossed with the idea of a creating a frightening creature and an unsettling atmosphere. Over the years, I tried to use my own creations to engross and capture the readers through an un-comforting and scary environments. Horror has a unique ability to capture our imaginations and help us feel so vulnerable in unknown situations. However, a great horror story would be left incomplete without an unforeseen twist. That's what I try to present with my stories; great atmosphere and story with an unpredictable twist.
    
57. ROGUE OF ROUXVILLE by Adam Yamey - 2012-12-15 12:42:57-05
    Adam Yamey was born in London (UK) in 1952. He has published two novels about South Africa, "ALIWAL" & "ROGUE OF ROUXVILLE", and is working on another book, this time about Albania. Adam is a dentist, married, with one child.
    
58. Intuition & Psychic Ability: Your Spiritual GPS (Author Edition) - 2012-12-15 12:43:49-05
    "I teach people how to become limitless..." ~ Jennifer O'Neill Spiritual teacher and best selling author Jennifer O'Neill is devoted to helping others learn how to live a happier life. The focus of her writing and teaching is to simplify the process of using the spiritual tools and gifts you were born with in a way that fits into your everyday life. She is the author of several books including Soul DNA, Inspirational Quotes, Keys To The Spirit World, The Pursuit of Happiness, and several other books scheduled to be released this year. Jennifer's teachings are most similar to Abraham Hicks, Eckhart Tolle's and Demartini. Jennifer is also one of Hawaii's top psychics and the leading expert in the field of Soul DNA and the originator of the Soul DNA© process. She has spent the last twenty years as a professional psychic and spiritual teacher helping people all over the world learn how to develop themselves spiritually. You can sign up for Jennifer's newsletter and be informed of future book releases, or just find more information on Jennifer's radio show, blog, books and workshops on her website www.hawaiihealings.com
    
59. The Little Nail - 2012-12-15 12:44:32-05
    The first lines of The Little Nail were written when Holly was in her teenage years. She had begun searching for her own value at that time, and was struggling with feelings of worthlessness and insignificance. In answer to her prayers, she noticed a little nail sitting on her nightstand. She picked it up and examined it, and in the process gained a new perspective on life. Holly took nearly two decades to finish writing The Little Nail. She originally intended on keeping this story for herself, and her closest friends and family. But over time, she realized this story was meant to be shared.
    
60. C is for Christmas: An Alphabet Book for Children (A See and Spell Book) - 2012-12-15 12:45:14-05
    Ashley Brayden is a mom of two who believes in the benefits of getting children interested in picture and activity books at a young age. In addition to her ‘See and Spell’ series, Ashley has other book collections for young kids including ‘Farm Animals – Can You Find It’, ‘My First Seek and Find’, Counting Picture Books’ and ‘Christmas Books for Children’.
    
61. The Easy Inside by Tom Goddard - 2012-12-15 12:45:50-05
    Tom Goddard comes from Kent and now lives and works in London. ‘The Easy Inside’ is his first novel and was inspired by Italian giallo thrillers.
    
62. A to Zoo: An Alphabet Book For Children (A See and Spell Book) - 2012-12-15 12:46:36-05
    Ashley Brayden is a mom of two who believes in the benefits of getting children interested in picture and activity books at a young age. In addition to her ‘See and Spell’ series, Ashley has other book collections for young kids including ‘Farm Animals – Can You Find It’, ‘My First Seek and Find’, Counting Picture Books’ and ‘Christmas Books for Children’.
    
63. Ducks: A Farm Animals Book (Can You Find It?) - 2012-12-15 12:47:17-05
    Ashley Brayden is a mom of two who believes in the benefits of getting children interested in picture and activity books at a young age. In addition to her series ‘Farm Animals – Can You Find It’, Ashley has other book collections for young kids including ‘My First Seek and Find’, ‘See and Spell’, 'Counting Picture Books’ and ‘Christmas Books for Children’.
    
64. Cats: A Farm Animals Book (Can You Find It?) - 2012-12-15 12:47:56-05
    Ashley Brayden is a mom of two who believes in the benefits of getting children interested in picture and activity books at a young age. In addition to her series ‘Farm Animals – Can You Find It’, Ashley has other book collections for young kids including ‘My First Seek and Find’, Counting Picture Books’, ‘See and Spell’ and ‘Christmas Books for Children’.
    
65. Simply Pumpkin Fifteen Recipes - 2012-12-15 12:51:37-05
    Born in Charleston, South Carolina and raised in the charming, equestrian City of Aiken, Hayden Momot learned to cook Southern cuisine from her great grandmother. Hayden's love of cooking runs deep and ties her to her family's Southern roots - she celebrates the holidays with traditional Southern fare and embraces the wonder of seasonal fruits and vegetables, always following great grandmother's advice to use only the freshest ingredients when cooking for family and friends. Hayden learned the fine art of Southern hospitality from the women in her family and shares that art through her books. In 2011 Hayden began writing and publishing her eBooks as a creative outlet to preserve her family's heritage through sharing their coveted recipes and the stories behind them. Described as a cross between Paula Deen and Martha Stewart, Hayden is a Southern woman, writer, and lover of food who has mastered the art of entertaining. Intensely personal and always reflecting her Southern roots, Hayden's cookbooks not only offer easy-to-follow family recipes, but as a testament to her mother, each book also includes "something more" - whether it be tips to design a gorgeous table setting, instructions to create a DIY centerpiece or pointers on which recipes to combine for the perfect holiday or party, Hayden's books inspire the domestic diva in every woman as she makes graceful entertaining accessible to all.
    
66. Remember This - 2012-12-15 13:31:31-05
    Shae Buggs is a debut author excited to explore the literary world. She was raised in Montana but currently resides in California with her husband. A recent MBA graduate, Shae never imagined being an author but she is passionate about writing and has many ideas for new books. She travels for fun, enjoys being with her friends and family, and loves to laugh, all of which inspired Remember This.
    
67. The Paleo Recipes Bible: A Family Paleo Diet Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner Recipes Cookbook for Weight Loss and Curing Disease - 2012-12-15 13:53:13-05
    Dietitian and health expert
    
68. THE THREE THINGS THE REST OF US SHOULD KNOW ABOUT ZEN TRAINING by Dennis E. Bradford, Ph.D. - 2012-12-15 13:54:18-05
    Dennis Bradford is the author of a dozen books. He taught philosophy and humanities for 32 years at a very good college in upstate New York. He has retired from teaching. He's a former member of MENSA and The American Philosophical Association.
    
69. Reckless Abandon by Jenn Flynn-Shon - 2012-12-15 13:55:02-05
    Jenn Flynn-Shon is the Author of "Ripple the Twine", "Trying for the Moon", "Small but Scrappy: Volume One", and Randomness and Lunacy, a personal blog documenting all kinds of crazy debauchery that Jenn has been involved in over the years. Writing since age eleven, or thereabouts, Jenn started exploring the world of fiction writing at age thirteen. Her first publication was a poem written for a pop star; it was published under a pen name in Bop Magazine in 1989. A two-time winning participant in National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo, NaNo) (2009, 2010) Jenn is taking part again in 2012. She is an active member of the Scottsdale Society of Women Writers, regularly guest blogs for Team EcoEtsy and others. Colleagues have come to her for editing advice over the past year. When she makes time to relax she loves to hang out with her husband, explore the country on road trips, watch her Boston sports teams, share laughs with friends and family, and read everything from blogs to novels. She makes a point to write daily, and is a shameless self-promoter.
    
70. You Have Permission To Succeed - 2012-12-15 13:55:40-05
    You Have Permission To Succeed takes the reader on a journey through Mr. Haynes life of having dealt with being in the music industry, discovering it was not working for him, then being in business and losing it all. He dealt with foreclosure, bankruptcy and repossession and had to start over. Having always known that he had an entrepreneur spirit and deserved to be successful, You Have Permission To Succeed reveals to readers a blue print if you will for starting over in life and making better choices. Readers will learn how to deal with fear, set goals, prepare for change and even how to handle those around you. This quick read provides readers with principles for success for their business and personal life.
    
71. Quick and Easy 20 Minute Meals (Delicious Mini Book) Share your own customer images Quick and Easy 20 Minute Meals - 2012-12-15 13:56:30-05
    Following my passion making recipes kids will love
    
72. B.M. Hodges - 2012-12-15 13:57:42-05
    B.M. Hodges was born in Utah, U.S.A., in 1973. He studied in the United States and Singapore where he was awarded a Master's Degree in Literary Studies. He began his writing career in 2008 with Buddy the Rat. In 2012, he published Zombie Fever 1: Origins and Zombie Fever 2: Outbreak and, most recently, Zombie Fever 3: Evolution. He is currently living in South East Asia and working on the fourth instalment of the Zombie Fever series that will be released in early 2013.
    
73. The Third Key - 2012-12-15 13:58:48-05
    “I never ‘planed’ to become a writer. It just happened. From my childhood I had ability to take shelter in great stories, books, adventures and fantasies and I am sure that saved me from lot of trouble and pain. Healing effect that good story gives to our minds and souls is just un replaceable – I therefore enjoy in writing my books. I guess I am selfish. I learned that we always get what we give to others and what I am after is the real truth behind the apparent experience this world offers.” Victor K. Ramsey was born in 1971 in Hartford, Connecticut from parents in the upper middle class. Amongst other kids and students, his intuitiveness and urge to know the truth did not make him too popular; reading, drawing and martial arts were his ‘safe places’ in those days. Before his graduation he left home in order to find answers on questions that have bothered him. Sick and tired from illusory shine of the world around him, Vic has followed his heart’s call. ‘Who am I?’ , ‘Why I am Here’ and ‘Where I am Going?’ quest brought him to interesting places and situations. He traveled to Nepal, Peru and Europe spending time where he could learn and grow. His quest made him study martial arts such as Aikido, Jeet Kune Do and Wing Chun. He spend time on places in India where ancient Vedic Culture is still preserved and he learned from genuine spritualist that ‘walk the talk’. He wrote several books and his friends made him start publishing. He writes, teaches Chi Kung and realistic Self-Defence in Europe, Prague.
    
74. Dogg the Detective and the Tale of the Missing Turkey Tail Feathers with Help from Carla the Carp by M.E. Raatz - 2012-12-15 13:59:45-05
    Too young to die and too old to be acting like a kid---so I compromised and started writing children's books
    
75. The Psychology of Self-Defense – How to Cultivate a Superior Survival Mindset for Today’s World by Chris Sutton - 2012-12-15 14:00:26-05
    Chris Sutton is a professional martial artist and reality combat instructor, with over 20 years of training and teaching experience. He has worked tirelessly to increase awareness of personal safety issues. His belief in the need for reality-based self-defense training for all ages was a huge inspiration behind his creation of the C.O.B.R.A. System, a cutting-edge self-defense program which has benefited a wide variety of people, from stay-at-home moms and retirees to martial artists and professional law enforcement and military personnel. Chris has earned numerous black belts in both the Chinese and Japanese martial arts systems. He also studied under world champion kickboxer Jim Graden, and, with further influence from legendary champion Joe Lewis, earned another black belt in the Elite Kickboxing System. As a member of N.A.P.M.A. and a certified A.C.M.A Coopers Institute Instructor, Chris is a lifetime student of professional self-defense and martial arts instruction, philosophy, and continuing education. Summary of Additional Professional Qualifications Former certified law enforcement officer for city/county agencies Former corrections officer Former law enforcement drill instructor UBC instructor Chief instructor/owner of the United Martial Arts Academy 15-time gold medalist in the Florida State Law Enforcement and International Law Enforcement Olympics Creator of the C.O.B.R.A. Self-Defense System Creator of C.O.B.R.A. for Kids
    
76. A Soul to Steal - 2012-12-15 14:13:35-05
    Rob Blackwell is a journalist who currently serves as Washington bureau chief for American Banker newspaper. A native of Great Falls, Va., he has worked as a reporter for the Loudoun Times-Mirror, Eastern Loudoun Times and a columnist for the South County Chronicle. He has published two novels, "A Soul to Steal," and its sequel "Band of Demons," both set in Loudoun County, Virginia. He has won several Virginia Press Association awards and was co-winner of the Jesse H. Neal Award for Business Journalism. He has appeared on numerous media outlets, including NPR, BBC, CNBC and C-SPAN. He lives in Virginia with his wife and two children. You can find out more about Rob and his novels at facebook.com/asoultosteal.
    
77. FORGOTTEN OBJECTS - 2012-12-15 14:19:39-05
    A native of Cuba, Carlos Rubio came to the United States in 1961. A bilingual novelist, in Spanish he has writeen Caleidoscopio, Saga, Orisha and Hubris. In 1989 his novel Quadrivium received the Nuevo León International Prize for Novels. In English he is the author of Orpheus’ Blues, Secret Memories and American Triptych, a trilogy of satirical novels. In 2004 his novel Dead Time received Foreword’s Magazine Book of the Year Award.
    
78. Success Before Sex - 2012-12-15 14:20:32-05
    Sharnice Jones is an author, singer and actor who is committed to community service. She is currently a college freshman and “Civic Scholar”. Her love for music and singing led her to begin volunteer service through a performance group she started at the age of 10 in her home state of New Jersey. Sharnice remains active in volunteer work though her non-profit project “Success 1st ™” and commits 100% of the profits from the sales of her book to the work. In her free time, Sharnice enjoys performing in musical theater and has performed in more than twenty musical productions. Her favorite activities include playing basketball, rugby, listening to music, performing in theater, singing and writing. (http://success1st.tumblr.com) Thank you!
    
79. High Seas Deception by Loucinda McGary - 2012-12-15 14:21:04-05
    Loucinda McGary's two great passions are writing and travel. She likes to set her stories of romance and suspense in some of the exotic locations she has visited. She has three traditionally published novels and three that are Indie ebooks. Her stories have placed and won several contests and awards including the Romance Writers of America Golden Heart contest, the Australian Romance Readers Awards, and the Kindle Book Review's Best Indie Book of 2012.
    
80. HILTON SECRETS REVEALED by Andy Shuman - 2012-12-15 14:21:35-05
    Most people never get serious about Frequent Mile and Hotel Loyalty programs because they mistakenly believe they'd have to travel 24/7 or spend big bucks on credit cards to make them work. Nothing could be further from the truth! The truth is you can get more miles and points than you can possibly use and even elite hotel status before doing any travel at all. And you don't have to spend hundreds of thousands of dollars either. Do you have good credit and a bit of a curiosity? That's good enough for me. I run a small local business and almost never go on business trips. Yet, I travel whenever I have the time. It might be a long weekend in Rio, or a short, spur-of-the-moment all-inclusive in the Caribbean, or a week-long, well-researched family trip to the Carnival in Quebec City. Most of my vacations have one common theme, though: we usually fly and stay for free. If you're willing to learn how it's done, it's easy and the rewards are out of this world! Travel for free wherever you want and as often as you want. There are very few places on Earth you can't go to on miles and points; and they are mostly the places you don't want to go anyway. Happy Travels!
    
81. Christmas Learning ABC: An Alphabet Games Book for Preschoolers (Learning Alphabet) - 2012-12-15 14:28:36-05
    Ashley Brayden is a mom of two who believes in the benefits of getting children interested in picture and activity books at a young age. In addition to her ‘Learning Alphabet’ series, Ashley has other book collections for young kids including ‘Farm Animals – Can You Find It’, ‘My First Seek and Find’, ‘See and Spell’, ‘Counting Picture Books’ and ‘Christmas Books for Children’.
    
82. Alien Ardor - 2012-12-15 14:29:44-05
    I am a self-published author from New Mexico. I currently live in Texas, where I published my first book! I have won honorable mention for my poetry and another poem was selected for publishing in a special annual poetry book. I love writing fantasy and science fiction.
    
83. Turkey Fryers & Deep Fried Turkey: How To Deep Fry A Turkey- Complete Step By Step Instructions To Cooking Your Tastiest Turkey Ever! - 2012-12-15 14:30:49-05
    Justin Lee is an entrepreneur, father and husband who has a passion for having fun and eating great food. Growing up in Vancouver, he resided in Washington, DC for 10 years where he met the girl of his dreams, who hailed from Virginia. Marrying a girl from "the south" taught him all about southern culture, and food. One of those southern delicacies that he was introduced to, and also fell in love with, was the deep fried turkey. Even though his first deep frying experience nearly ended in disaster, Justin has since honed his craft and helped many of his friends, family and colleague through exactly how to deep fry a turkey. After giving out so much advice, year after year, he decided to collect his best practices and deliver them in his first book: Turkey Fryers & Deep Fried Turkey: How To Deep Fry A Turkey- Complete Step By Step Instructions To Cooking Your Tastiest Turkey Ever! Justin has owned his own business since 2003, when he founded his real estate investing company, JL Investing, LLC. In 2007 he started his second company, Efficient Enterprises, Inc. which helps business owners and entrepreneurs with online marketing, growth strategies, and information publishing. Today Justin is an avid crossfitter and snow boarder who lives in his hometown of Vancouver, BC with his wife, Dreama, daughter Stella and his son Sebastian. When he's not working on his business, working out, or deep frying a turkey he's cheering on one of his favorite sports teams: the Vancouver Canucks, the Miami Dolphins, or the Penn State football team (his alma mater). Justin has been quoted in Fortune.com, the Globe & Mail, and various other online publications. You can reach him at http://HowToDeepFryTurkey.com/contact
    
84. Mirror Images Book 1: The Darkness of Man by C. Michael Powers - 2012-12-15 14:36:49-05
    C. Michael Powers (Christopher Powers) started writing at the age of 16 when his dad and younger brother were out fishing, and he was left alone, with only his thoughts, his sleeping grandfather, and an old typewriter. Since then he hasn't been able to stop. Now, living in his wife's beautiful country of Panama, with she and their four kids, he's finally finding time to write. Living in Panama has given him the opportunity to write freelance about retirement locations all over the isthmus, and has even given him some time to work on his true passion...fiction. Mirror Images Book 1: The Darkness of Man is the first book in a four part series. Originally written in screenplay format, Christopher felt constrained trying to bottle up the entire story in 110-page scripts. Now he's letting the virtual pen fly and loving every minute of it.
    
85. Virtual Assistant Assistant: The Ultimate Guide to Finding, Hiring, and Working with Virtual Assistants by Nick Loper - 2012-12-15 14:46:09-05
    Nick Loper is an author and entrepreneur who lives in Northern California with his wife Bryn and a lovable giant Shih-Tzu called Mochi. He is a lifelong student in the game of business. On a typical day you can find him working and walking on his treadmill desk, rooting for the Mariners, or skiing the Sierra pow. He is the founder of VirtualAssistantAssistant.com.
    
86. Murder in Southport - 2012-12-15 14:46:58-05
    Myrna Ericksen embarked on a writing career after raising six children. She says she wouldn't have done it differently as it has enable her to write in many different genres--biographies, murder mysteries, humor, historical romance and young adult books. Myrna has traveled in many different countries and all of the states in the United States. She says she draws on her experiences for the settings of her books. She finds it challenging and it makes her books come alive to the reader.
    
87. Orange Juice in Bishop’s Garden: Season 1 - 2012-12-15 14:54:22-05
    A DC native, Otessa has fond memories of its grunge-era. Her teen years were spent serenaded by Morrissey, with much singing into her hairbrush and creating new and marvelous mischief with her best friend. She remembers mix-tapes and Sassy magazines... missing the last Metro, and getting stuck miles from payphones. Her youth was full of teen magic. ...and she remembers it as though in Super 8: warm and soft... and potentially set to Donovan music. These are the things she tries to express in her writing and filmmaking. (Most known for award-winning "Orange Juice in Bishop's Garden", which is all about teens growing up/getting down/coming out in the 90s. Currently writing a 70s-inspired SF story, told through the eyes of a young girl.) Check OJinBG.com for more. _________And now for the more "professional stuff"_______________ Otessa Ghadar is the creator and director of web series "Orange Juice in Bishop's Garden," which follows the lives of D.C. teens growing up and getting down in the 1990's. Ghadar completed her Graduate Film studies, at Columbia University's Film school in NYC. "Orange Juice in Bishop's Garden" started as her MFA Thesis, and grew from there. Returning to her D.C. roots, the series is an example of "writing what you know." It is inspired by memories of Ghadar's own teenage years in D.C. -- part recollection, part urban legend, and part pure fiction. Ghadar continued "Orange Juice in Bishop's Garden" in 2008 to focus on the other side of our nation's capital, and to occasionally lure Jack & Jill off the Hill. Currently in its 6th season, the series has been named an Official Honoree of the 2012 Webby Awards, and has won a 2011 Telly Award, one 2012 LA Web Fest award, two 2011 LA Web Series Festival Awards (for Outstanding Drama Series and Outstanding Cinematography in a Drama Series), and received a 2010 Indie Intertube Ensemble Drama Award nomination, in addition to a nomination for "Outstanding Ensemble" in the 2nd annual Indie Soap awards. The story has also received media buzz and a cult following for its positive representation of LGBT youth.
    
88. Virgo Bundle Series: 3 Astrology Books Valued at $14.97 For ONLY $9.99 (Box Set Series) - 2012-12-15 14:55:39-05
    Hi Welcome to my author page. My name is Rosemary Breen. I'm an author, app developer, and the creator of two websites: Psychic Revolution and Compatibility And Love. The PsychicRevolution website is a natural extension of my academic research. In 2009, I completed a Master of Education degree at Monash University in Australia. The subject of my dissertation was the paranormal. I have lived with the paranormal all my life but that doesn't mean I'm "off with the fairies". My professional background is in the business world, where I worked in finance, marketing and research for many years. So, my approach to most things in life is fairly pragmatic My second website, CompatibilityAndLove reflects my deep interest in personal relationships. I'm a volunteer telephone counsellor at a crisis service here in Australia, and as a wife and mother of two teenagers I know a thing or two about relationships. I'm also 'Mum' to Truffles, our beautiful Border Collie - an author in his own right!
    
89. Pisces Bundle Series: 3 Astrology Books Valued at $14.97 For ONLY $9.99 - 2012-12-15 14:56:18-05
    My name is Rosemary Breen. I'm an author, app developer, and the creator of two websites: Psychic Revolution and Compatibility And Love. The PsychicRevolution website is a natural extension of my academic research. In 2009, I completed a Master of Education degree at Monash University in Australia. The subject of my dissertation was the paranormal. I have lived with the paranormal all my life but that doesn't mean I'm "off with the fairies". My professional background is in the business world, where I worked in finance, marketing and research for many years. So, my approach to most things in life is fairly pragmatic My second website, CompatibilityAndLove reflects my deep interest in personal relationships. I'm a volunteer telephone counsellor at a crisis service here in Australia, and as a wife and mother of two teenagers I know a thing or two about relationships. I'm also 'Mum' to Truffles, our beautiful Border Collie - an author in his own right!
    
90. Corktown by Ty Hutchinson - 2012-12-15 14:56:55-05
    My name is Ty Hutchinson and I’m from Hawaii. What does that mean? I don’t need to tan. I’m the author of the best selling Darby Stansfield novels. Readers have described them as Tarantino meets The Office with a splash of romance. I’ve also released Corktown, the first novel in my new series featuring FBI Agent, Abby Kane. I’m very excited about it. Before this whole author thing came up, I spent twenty-two years in advertising writing stuff that irritates you. I’ve stopped that. When I’m not writing thrillers, you’ll find me traveling the world, playing video games, eating and reading, or watching HGTV. Yup, me likey the HGTV. Don’t hate.
    
91. Chop Suey by Ty Hutchinson - 2012-12-15 14:58:57-05
    My name is Ty Hutchinson and I’m from Hawaii. What does that mean? I don’t need to tan. I’m the author of the best selling Darby Stansfield novels. Readers have described them as Tarantino meets The Office with a splash of romance. I’ve also released Corktown, the first novel in my new series featuring FBI Agent, Abby Kane. I’m very excited about it. Before this whole author thing came up, I spent twenty-two years in advertising writing stuff that irritates you. I’ve stopped that. When I’m not writing thrillers, you’ll find me traveling the world, playing video games, eating and reading, or watching HGTV. Yup, me likey the HGTV. Don’t hate.
    
92. The Bone Knife by Intisar Khanani - 2012-12-15 14:59:46-05
    Intisar Khanani grew up a nomad and world traveler. Born in Wisconsin, she has lived in five different states as well as in Jeddah on the coast of the Red Sea. She first remembers seeing snow on a wintry street in Zurich, Switzerland, and vaguely recollects having breakfast with the orangutans at the Singapore Zoo when she was five. She currently resides in Cincinnati, Ohio, with her husband and two young daughters. Until recently, Intisar wrote grants and developed projects to address community health with the Cincinnati Health Department, which was as close as she could get to saving the world. Now she focuses her time on her two passions: raising her family and writing fantasy. Her next project is a companion trilogy to Thorn whose heroine will be Rae.
    
93. Christian Yoga: A Daily Christian Meditation Guide For Your Practice - 2012-12-15 15:01:21-05
    Julie Schoen is an author, yoga instructor, former model, teacher, and co-founder of the company Little Pearl Publishing, dedicated to bringing the world "little pearls" of wisdom. Over the past six years, Julie Schoen has dedicated her life to pursuing knowledge and sharing it through her writing and teaching. In 2005, she was in a hit-and-run car accident, leaving her with serious injuries to her head and spine. After consulting numerous physical therapists and chiropractors, Schoen turned to yoga and meditation to heal her body and spirit. During the long healing process from this accident, she developed a new gratefulness for life's opportunities and takes advantage of each one that she is given. As an experienced teacher and yoga instructor, Schoen has traveled the world studying with and absorbing the wisdom of each person she meets. A devoted Christian wife and mom, she is thankful for the opportunity to make a living writing, teaching, and traveling, while still being present for every moment of her life.
    
94. Babies Love Boobies and 100 Other Ways To Stop Baby Crying and Help Baby Sleep - 2012-12-15 15:02:44-05
    Little Pearl Publishing is a small, family-owned new media publishing company with a vision to spread pearls of wisdom to all corners of the world. Through new technology, like the increasing popularity of digital eReaders, we are opening the doors to knowledge for children and adults alike. Whether it's a children's book filled with fun, adventure, lessons, and educational tools or a guide book for adults who want to learn a new skill and take on the world, our goal is to improve the life of each person who picks up one of our books. And just how many people do we want to share our pearls of wisdom with? The goal is to enlighten millions of minds, hundreds of millions to be exact, through the knowledge, experiences, and ideas shared in our books.
    
95. The Land of the Long Sleep - 2012-12-15 15:03:26-05
    I am a first-time novelist.
    
96. Lock Up Diaries - 2012-12-15 15:03:59-05
    Glenn Langohr ran away from a broken home with a death wish and entered the drug war with abandon. Business with the Mexican Mafia and Hell's Angels became a way of life until the Criminal Justice system interrupted him with Organized Crime charges. In prison he was involved in riots and spent years in the hole. From solitary confinement he started writing and hasn't stopped since. Now, he is an usher at his church and loves to reach out to other prisoners to help them turn their lives around. He speaks as a guest Lecturer at Criminal Justice colleges and writes articles for newspapers. "I want to show the world and the students and leaders of tomorrow, that we are only building bigger criminals by locking up low level offenders, where in prison, an addiction is bred into an affliction much harder to escape."
    
97. The Clock Of Life by Nancy Klann-Moren - 2012-12-15 18:56:50-05
    While traveling for my work in advertising and marketing, I began writing short fiction. That led to taking writing classes and attending writer’s conferences and local workshops. The goal was to create unique stories told in a distinctive voice. My short stories are eclectic and poignant, engaging and memorable, and were my primary genre until the day I stood up in a workshop and read an excerpt. The instructor said, “What are you doing the next couple years, because what you wrote is a novel.” I took up the challenge and produced the novel, "The Clock of Life." My collection of short stories is titled "Like The Flies On The Patio." I'm now working on a new novel tentatively titled "In Search of Doris."
    
98. Libra Bundle Series: 3 Astrology Books Valued at $14.97 For ONLY $9.99 (Box Set Series) - 2012-12-15 19:19:59-05
    My name is Rosemary Breen. I'm an author, app developer, and the creator of two websites: Psychic Revolution and Compatibility And Love. The PsychicRevolution website is a natural extension of my academic research. In 2009, I completed a Master of Education degree at Monash University in Australia. The subject of my dissertation was the paranormal. I have lived with the paranormal all my life but that doesn't mean I'm "off with the fairies". My professional background is in the business world, where I worked in finance, marketing and research for many years. So, my approach to most things in life is fairly pragmatic My second website, CompatibilityAndLove reflects my deep interest in personal relationships. I'm a volunteer telephone counsellor at a crisis service here in Australia, and as a wife and mother of two teenagers I know a thing or two about relationships. I'm also 'Mum' to Truffles, our beautiful Border Collie - an author in his own right!
    
99. Leo Bundle Series: 3 Astrology Books Valued at $14.97 For ONLY $9.99 - 2012-12-15 19:20:31-05
    I am an author, appreneur and the creator of two websites: PsychicRevolution and CompatibilityAndLove. PsychicRevolution is a natural extension of the university-based research into paranormal experiences, that I completed in 2009. I have lived comfortably with the paranormal all my life and, because of my professional background in the business world, where I worked in finance, marketing and research for many years, my approach to the the unexplained, astrology, and life in general is down-to-earth and fairly matter-of-fact. My second website, CompatibilityAndLove reflects my interest in personal relationships, and how the ancient practices of numerology and astrology impact them. I am also a mother and a volunteer crisis care, telephone counsellor in Australia.
    
100. REACHING FOR THE GODS - 2012-12-15 19:20:41-05
     Laith Doory is also the author of 'THE WATCHERS, A story of Obsession'.
     
101. Crytal Fire by R.L. Kiser - 2012-12-15 19:36:16-05
     R.L. Kiser is a disabled Vietnam veteran who first started writing fiction at age 14, but then life got in the way. Born in Idaho and raised in Arizona he's been a musician, a taxi driver in Hollywood, a computer programmer, a single parent, an internet marketer, and is a self-published author. He holds an associate's degree in computer science from LACC. Now his gift with the written word has generated ideas and characters for his novels covering four different genres; Westerns, Fantasy, Science Fiction, and an Action-Adventure. His books are available in print and as eBooks. He currently resides in Reno, Nevada.
     
102. The Killer - 2012-12-15 19:37:54-05
     Jack Elgos was born in the industrial north of England. He left school with no education to speak of and his handwriting is illegible to this day. He first joined the family firm but quickly became self-employed due to his independent spirit and a dislike of playing it safe. After the failure of his marriage he grew disillusioned with life in the UK and started to think about emigrating. A chance meeting with a woman of a similar mindset solidified the decision. Twenty years later they remain stubbornly unmarried and childless and have travelled the world, taking a chance at whatever came their way. From the strictly legal, through the definitely dodgy to the downright life threatening, they have enjoyed success and failure in equal measure. Thinking he might be pushing his luck, Jack turned to the computer keyboard as a way to make his writing legible and to earn a little safe money. He has built many websites and writes blogs under a variety of pseudonyms. Now in his fifties his experiences have inspired him to turn his hand to novels. Though his work is fiction, there will always be a little bit of truth in there. How much, he will not say.
     
103. Horses: A Farm Animals Book (Can You Find It?) - 2012-12-15 19:38:48-05
     Ashley Brayden is a mom of two who believes in the benefits of getting children interested in picture and activity books at a young age. In addition to her ‘Farm Animals – Can You Find It' series, Ashley has other book collections for young kids including ‘My First Seek and Find’, ‘See and Spell', ‘Counting Picture Books’ and ‘Christmas Books for Children’.
     
104. The Mia Collection - 2012-12-15 19:40:12-05
     I am a writer, illustrator, graphic designer and a mom. I've lived in various places across the country but currently my heart is in the Bay Area. I have two sweet children, two dogs and a mini-cactus named spike. In my free time (ha ha ha), I like to read books, jog slowly, cook badly and sleep rarely.
     
105. Surprise in the Kitchen - 2012-12-15 19:40:52-05
     I am a writer, illustrator, graphic designer and a mom. I've lived in various places across the country but currently my heart is in the Bay Area. I have two sweet children, two dogs and a mini-cactus named spike. In my free time (ha ha ha), I like to read books, jog slowly, cook badly and sleep rarely.
     
106. The Search by Susan Leigh Noble - 2012-12-15 19:43:32-05
     Susan Leigh Noble has always loved to read. She has been writing since childhood – anything from poetry, short stories, news articles and finally full length fantasy novels. She has always loved dragons, magic and cats so it is no wonder she put them all together in her “The Elemental” trilogy. When she isn’t writing, Susan is an active volunteer in her neighborhood and at her children’s’ schools. She lives with her husband and two children in Texas.
     
107. The Thief Who Stole Midnight by Christiana Miller - 2012-12-15 19:48:01-05
     Christiana Miller is a novelist, screenwriter and mom who's led an unusual life. In addition to writing for General Hospital: Night Shift and General Hospital, she's had her DNA shot into space (where she's currently cohabiting in a drawer with Stephen Colbert and Stephen Hawking), she's been serenaded by Klingons, and she's been the voices of all the female warriors in Mortal Kombat II and III. If her life was a TV show, it would be a wacky dramedy filled with eccentric characters who get themselves into bizarre situations. She enjoys hanging out with her kids and writing stories with a supernatural twist.
     
108. Valley of the Scarecrow - 2012-12-15 19:48:56-05
     Gord Rollo was born in St. Andrews, Scotland, but now lives in Ontario, Canada. His short stories and novella-length work have appeared in many professional publications throughout the genre and his novels include: The Jigsaw Man, Crimson, Strange Magic, and Valley Of The Scarecrow.
     
109. The Boy Who Wanted to Fly - 2012-12-15 19:49:36-05
     Sara DeGroot is a former flight attendant for American airlines and a mother of four grown sons. The inspiration for her children's book comes from a true story revolving around her son's desire to fly as a young child. The story involves the imagination, tenacity and perseverance of a four year old boy as he sets out to realize his dream. As the story continues, however, he is delighted by the generosity of his grandmother who finds a way to help him achieve his goal in a very loving and kind way. This is Sara's first children's book in a 4-book series.
     
110. Virtually True - 2012-12-15 19:50:21-05
     Adam L. Penenberg is a journalism professor at New York University who has written for Fast Company, Forbes, the New York Times, the Washington Post, Wired, Slate, Playboy, and the Economist. A former senior editor at Forbes and a reporter for Forbes.com, Penenberg garnered national attention in 1998 for unmasking serial fabricator Stephen Glass of the New Republic. Penenberg's story was a watershed for online investigative journalism and portrayed in the film Shattered Glass (Steve Zahn plays Penenberg). Penenberg has published several books that have been optioned for film and serialized in the New York Times Magazine, Wired UK, and the Financial Times, and won a Deadline Club Award for feature reporting for his Fast Company story "Revenge of the Nerds," which looked at the future of movie-making. He has appeared on NBC's The Today Show as well as on CNN and all the major news networks, and has been quoted about media and technology in the Washington Post, the Christian Science Monitor, USA Today, Wired News, Ad Age, Marketwatch, Politico, and many others.
     
111. Winds of Change by Mary Metcalfe - 2012-12-15 20:12:27-05
     Mary lives and breathes writing and editing. As a professional book editor in her day job, she pours through all kinds of manuscripts, from memoir to science fiction to thriller. With Winds of Change as her debut in contemporary women’s fiction, the sequel - New Beginnings - has a strong suspense angle. Road to Tomorrow comes up next and continues her small-town series featuring a cast of warm and not-so-warm characters. Each of Mary’s novels deal with social and medical issues as sub-themes. Winds of Change explores PTSD and clinical depression, while New Beginnings looks into the socio/psychopathic personality. Road to Tomorrow exposes some of the life-changing effects of Traumatic Brain Injuries through a secondary character. Never clinical, each story is focused on the main characters and their journey towards a more fulfilling future. Mary coined the moniker Lakefront Muse. It reflects the influence that living by the water in rural Quebec, Canada has on her writing inspiration. Being by the water in all four seasons provides her with a vibrant and fascinating place to let her imagination work its magic.
     
112. Should I Buy A Home: Rent vs Buy - 2012-12-16 06:24:41-05
     Noel Peebles has gained a wealth of experience over several decades operating his own successful businesses including retail stores, self storage facilities, mail order, direct marketing, and internet marketing. He has worked as a Director for Advertising Agencies responsible for major brand marketing. He has also bought and sold residential and commercial properties and has traveled to more than forty countries.
     
113. A Deconstructed Heart by Shaheen Ashraf-Ahmed - 2012-12-16 06:30:36-05
     Shaheen Ashraf-Ahmed grew up in India and England before moving to America. She won a national essay competition about Indian life held by the Indian High Commission in England and has had her poetry published in the Cadbury's Book of Children's Poetry and Tomorrow magazine. Shaheen lives in Chicago with her family.
     
114. Valley of the Shadows: Kingdom of Hillael - 2012-12-16 07:22:54-05
     Amre Cortadino, the author’s pen name, pays homage to her rich heritage. Her paternal grandmother (Corti) raised 12 children during the depression (her husband passed away shortly after their last set of twins was born). Amre’s maternal grandfather’s name, Palladino, was altered at Ellis Island and is therefore lost to history... For Amre, growing up in small town America during the 1950s was a magical place to learn and draw from. Amre has been blessed with the beliefs, values and drive that come from sitting on the front pew of a small church in an even smaller town in NJ. One of three children born to a milkman and an accordion teacher, from large Italian families, God, family and friends were the mainstay of existence. Throughout grammar school and high school, every occasion had been celebrated by parades, school plays, Sunday School picnics, and tons of family. Married 30+ years, with four children and two grandchildren, Amre infuses her faith, friendships, humor, previous business and life experiences in her passion for writing. Some of Amre’s previous opportunities include home-schooling her four children, one of whom is autistic/pervasive developmental disorder; medical transcription; a bachelor’s degree in health science; and certifications and service as a childbirth educator (ICEA) and lactation consultant (IBCLC). Keeping chickens is also one of Amre’s pastimes.
     
115. Windigo Soul - 2012-12-16 07:29:00-05
     Robert Brumm Jr. lives in Southeastern Wisconsin with his wife and two children. He can be found during the day slaving over a hot server as a systems administrator. At night, if he's not drinking beer in front of the television or taking his puggle for a walk, you just might find him writing in the basement.
     
116. Psych Investigation Episodes - 2012-12-16 07:35:09-05
     Kevin Weinberg is a 24 year old computer science programmer slash writer slash anime aficionado. When he was in the third grade, he won an award for "biggest worrier" and then worried he didn't deserve it. He likes and hates everything depending on the day of the week, and he's at the complete mercy of whatever character happens to be running around his head at any given time.