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1. 52 Quotes to live by - 2012-12-24 13:57:52-05
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2. Naked in Swamp Fenokee by Jas Hacker - 2012-12-24 14:27:05-05
   I’ve been lucky to have been given many opportunities throughout my life to be involved in wild, dangerous, stupid, monetarily advantageous, and dis-advantageous and life threatening occurrences that have allowed me to expand upon for the sake of the reader in the fiction I write.
   
3. Starting Off On The Right Foot: A Beginner’s Guide To Running Well - 2012-12-24 14:27:38-05
   CJ is an author, speaker and entrepreneur. In his downtime, he enjoys spending time outdoors running, hiking and exploring God's beautiful creation.
   
4. Chasing Fools by Aida Brassington - 2012-12-24 14:28:17-05
   Aida Brassington lives in the Philadelphia suburbs with her husband and dog, where she is at work on her next novel.
   
5. Between Seasons - 2012-12-24 14:29:05-05
   Aida Brassington lives in the Philadelphia suburbs with her husband and dog, where she is at work on her next novel.
   
6. The Cocaine Chase - 2012-12-24 14:29:54-05
   Biography Best selling author Dorothy May Mercer lives in Michigan, U.S.A. with her husband. They commute between two lakefront homes. Her hobbies are writing, reading, traveling and playing the piano. Her popular McBride series of adventure fiction features cop hero Mike McBride in every book. In addition, each book is dedicated to a different branch of homeland security. Book One features the police, book two the Coast Guard, book three, the Border Patrol, book four the DEA and ATF, and book five, all Federal, State and Local law enforcement who work together to fight crime and corruption, and protect the homeland.
   
7. To Lead is to Serve - 2012-12-24 14:31:54-05
   Shar McBee had never received leadership training when she was suddenly put in charge of supervising 500 volunteers. It was hard until a mentor taught her a secret that made it easy to get people to say YES. Shar has built wells in India, organized a concert for homeless children in Australia, raised money for an orphanage in China and managed a voter registration drive in California. Shar has taught her secret to over 150,000 people in live audiences and to millions more on TV and radio appearances. In this book she will teach the secret to you.
   
8. Blood For Culture: Part 1 - 2012-12-24 14:33:33-05
   Mitul Mistry has spent his whole life finding ways to communicate things that matter. Whether through visual art or fiction, fantasy or literary prose, the end goals are all the same: to evoke rich, memorable worlds and inspire thought. With a unique blend of pathos, humor, action, and artful writing, the fiction of Mitul Mistry is at once sharp, original, and meaningful. His work can be categorized in two broad realms: literary fiction and fantasy, both of which bring to life the relationship between imagined worlds and reality. Nothing reflects this better than the colossal epic 'Blood For Culture,' which spans both genres. In the modern fiction marketplace, saturated with hackneyed commercialized writing, there is little room left for originality, intellect, and risk. Authors write the same books in different incarnations, digging their golden ruts like greedy panhandlers, having little consideration for the virtues of great art and little respect for the intelligence of their audiences. In contrast, the work of Mitul Mistry stands tall as smart, innovative, and heartfelt. Rich with artistry and passion, this is so much more than fiction. This is blood.
   
9. The Zombie Chronicles - 2012-12-24 14:38:26-05
   Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/#!/pages/Chrissy-Peebles/351121651567296 Chrissy Peebles, a practicing nurse, has always loved reading and writing fantasy from the earliest age she can remember. She plotted every single twist she could think of during bedtime stories for her children. When her little ones begged for more adventures, she felt confident enough to let her overeager imagination spill out into her first novel. She lives in Ohio with her husband, two young kids, one hamster, three dwarf hamsters and cat. When she's not taking the kids to Little League soccer, basketball, or baseball, she loves to snap photos as her favorite hobby.
   
10. Gasher Creek - 2012-12-24 14:46:51-05
    J. Birch was born in Calgary Alberta, Canada, but has spent most of his life wandering around the country he loves. In-between train stations, he writes. Gasher Creek is his first published novel. You can find him on the web at birchwrites.blogspot.com, or on twitter @jbirchwriter.
    
11. The Whispering: The Riley Family Mystery by Jonathan Kittrell - 2012-12-24 14:47:28-05
    Jonathan Kittrell is an author and filmmaker from Charlotte, North Carolina.
    
12. Scandinavian Christmas Dessert Recipes – Cookies, Cakes, Breads & Hot Drinks - 2012-12-24 14:58:11-05
    Chris Byars is a former fashion model who is passionate about food and wine – not an ideal obsession – food is an occupational hazard for models! He has traveled to over 40 countries, and has spent the last 25 years wining and dining his way around the world. His culinary travels have taken him to esteemed dining tables in the United Kingdom, France, Spain, Germany, Italy, Australia, and South Africa – and some not so esteemed places in-between. He currently lives in southern Sweden with his Swedish wife and 8 year old son.
    
13. ONCE UPON ANOTHER TIME - 2012-12-24 15:09:54-05
    Rosary McQuestion was born in Brooklyn, New York, grew up in Wisconsin, and currently lives in Michigan with her husband and their three cats. Following a long career in advertising and marketing, which included owning her own agency, as well as having served as director of marketing and creative services for a well-known party goods manufacturer, she now indulges in her love of writing. Rosary likes spending time with friends and family, listening to classical music, and on lazy summer days, enjoys fishing and the outdoors, and reading a good book.
    
14. Too Jewish - 2012-12-24 15:10:31-05
    Biography Patty Friedmann's most recent book is titled No Takebacks, released June 12, 2012. She published both the young adult novel Taken Away and the e-novel Too Jewish in late 2010. She also is the author of A Little Bit Ruined, Side Effects, Secondhand Smoke, Eleanor Rushing, and Odds, all currently in print from Counterpoint, and of The Exact Image of Mother (Viking 1991) and Too Smart to Be Rich (New Chapter 1988). In 2001-2002, she was writer-in-residence at Tulane University. Patty has reviewed for Publishers Weekly, Brightleaf, Short Story, and the Times-Picayune; her short stories have appeared in Horn Gallery, Short Story, LaLit, Xavier Review, and elsewhere; and she has had essays in Oxford American, Speakeasy, and New Orleans Review. Stage productions under the direction of Carl Walker are The Accidental Jew and Lovely Rita. She was included in The Great American Writers Cookbook and Christmas Stories from Louisiana in 2003, as well as in the collections My New Orleans in 2005, Intersections in 2006, Life in the Wake and New Orleans Noir in 2007, and Something in the Water in 2011. The manuscript of a new book titled An Organized Panic took second place out of 406 entries in the novel category of the William Falulkner-William Wisdom literary competition in 2012. In 2009 Oxford American included her Secondhand Smoke with Gone With the Wind, Deliverance, and A Lesson Before Dying as one of the 30 Most Underrated Southern Books. Patty is the mother of Esme Roberson and Werner Friedmann II and the grandmother of Summer Roberson and Kennedy and Carmine Friedmann.
    
15. 51 Simple Cookie Recipes - 2012-12-24 15:12:34-05
    Tony Sutcliffe has been a writer for many years. After a lifetime of interest in food, from many different cultures, he has only recently taken up writing about cookery and is sharing his favourite recipes. He decided on the format for this series of books after being frustrated by badly written and indexed cookbooks that don't easily give you what you want. By putting just 51 recipes, based around a theme, into each book he is giving you something that is easy to identify and use. The books are a joint effort with Paul Phillips who lives on the East coast of the UK with his wife, Lynda. Their children having grown up and making their own mark on the world, they have more time to spend with each other. Both having disabilities makes life a bit of a challenge, but every challenge met has its own reward. Having already lived a full and interesting life, the couple are happy reading a good book, as well as writing one. As Paul says "We have always had a great partnership, my wife prepares the food and I eat it! Nowadays, I write about it as well. It doesn't really get any better."
    
16. Dying For Danish (A Lexy Baker Bakery Mystery) - 2012-12-24 15:13:05-05
    Leighann Dobbs is the pen name of an author who lives in New Hampshire with her husband, her trusty Chihuahua mix Mojo and her beautiful rescue cat, Kitty. She likes to write romance short stories and novelettes perfect for the busy person on the go. These stories are great for someone who doesn't have a lot of time for reading a full novel. Why not pick one up and escape to another place the next time you are waiting for an appointment, enjoying a bath or waiting to pick up the kids at soccer?
    
17. A Tree Can Save The World - 2012-12-24 15:13:53-05
    Yogi, mystic and visionary, Sadhguru is a spiritual master with a difference. An arresting blend of profundity and pragmatism, his life and work serve as a reminder that yoga is not an esoteric discipline from an outdated past, but a contemporary science, vitally relevant to our times. Sadhguru's talks have earned him the reputation of a speaker and opinion-maker of international renown. He has been a delegate to the United Nations Millennium World Peace Summit,a special invitee to the Australian Leadership Retreat, Tallberg Forum, as well as a regular speaker at the World Economic Forum in Davos. Sadhguru is also the founder of Isha Foundation, a non-profit organization which has been dedicated to the wellbeing of the individual and the world for the past three decades. Visit http://sadhguru.org to find out more, and check out his videos at http://www.youtube.com/sadhguru
    
18. PROGENY - 2012-12-24 15:14:26-05
    Shawn Hopkins is the author of the action thriller THE SOLOMON KEY and the mystery thriller, A MAN OVERBOARD. He lives in Pennsylvania with his wife and two daughters.
    
19. The Flight of the Griffin - 2012-12-24 15:16:19-05
    Born in Essex, England, I have since been lucky enough to live and travel in many countries around the world. In fact I have lived more time outside of England than I have living there! Home for me now is just outside of Barcelona, Spain where I live in a house in the middle of the forest with my Dutch born wife and two children. My writing is mostly fantasy and many of the experiences I have had in Asia, Africa and the middle east come to life in my writing. The Flight of the Griffin follows the adventures of a group of young orphans as they battle demons and bandits on a magical quest to stop the world tipping into Chaos. Shadowland blends fantasy with history as an old story teller takes his audience back to Britain's dark ages.
    
20. We Got Outta Debt by JP Foley - 2012-12-24 15:17:04-05
    Just a regular guy with some real life lessons on getting out of debt. I've been writing technical documents and user documents for Business Software for years and have decided to take my experiences and ideas about becoming and staying Debt Free and present them for others to learn from.
    
21. Dinner? You Got This! - 2012-12-24 15:17:39-05
    Leslie Sertell is a proud wife and mom of two. Learning and experimenting with new recipes and new foods has been a lifelong love for her. Her philosophy is that food brings people together in a unique way. In most of life’s important moments a meal is involved. We talk, laugh, fall in love and sometimes grieve together while sharing a meal. Her own family has inspired her from a young age to make mealtime delicious and important. Cherished memories from her childhood of learning to cook with her Nana and her Grandpa who owned his own restaurant still inspire her today. It’s a privilege and a pleasure for Leslie to have this opportunity to share and hopefully enhance meal time for others.
    
22. Christmas Books for Young Kids - 2012-12-24 17:46:14-05
    Ashley Brayden is a mom of two who loves to write and believes in the benefits of getting children interested in picture books and reading at a young age. She spent many days in the library when her children were young.
    
23. Unexpected Gifts - 2012-12-24 17:52:05-05
    In no particular order, I am: a writer, a mother of twins, a swimmer, a wife, a volunteer, a runner, a friend, a triathlete, a daughter, a sister, a Brownie leader (recently retired), an auntie, a cyclist, employee and... I'm trying to do it all and have it all because nobody said I couldn't. And even if they did, I probably wouldn't listen because I'm too busy. I've been writing in one form or another since elementary school but although I always knew I wanted to be a writer when I grew up, instead I earned university degrees in Marketing and Psychology and writing got put on the back burner. After my twins were born I was buried in diaper changes, middle of the night feedings and mountains of laundry, so obviously it seemed like a logical time to start writing again. I guess it took me while to grow up. I turned to non-fiction and became a regular contributor to local parenting magazines, published in four Chicken Soup for the Soul anthologies, and a compilation by Seal Press. It wasn't until 2005 that I tried my hand at writing fiction and wrote my first novel (at least since I was a kid). It's buried on my hard drive where it should be! And I just keep writing them. Nothing Stays In Vegas was the first novel that I've made available. Besides my novels, you can read my work in: Chicken Soup for the Brother and Sisters' Soul Chicken Soup for the Runner's Soul Chicken Soup for the Beach Lover's Soul Chicken Soup: Christmas Magic Chicken Soup: Hooked on Hockey How to Put a Car Seat on a Camel
    
24. Monsterlingz Christmas star by Sarah Holmlund - 2012-12-24 17:54:55-05
    Sarah Holmlund is a Swedish digital illustrator who loves cute, wacky characters - especially monsters. She has now published her first illustrated children's books about a big monster family called the Monsterlingz.
    
25. Tin Angel by Raine English - 2012-12-24 18:03:53-05
    Award-winning author Raine English always wanted to be a writer. She began her career as a journalist, but writing romance novels was her passion. Her stories have won many awards, including finalling in the Romance Writers of America Golden Heart and winning the Daphne du Maurier Award. She enjoys writing both adult and young adult contemporary romance infused with magic and the paranormal, along with eerie Gothic historical novels. When not behind her computer, you can find her reading, usually something involving the supernatural. She lives in New England with her family, two dogs, and a mischievous cat.
    
26. Milkshake by Matt Hammond - 2012-12-24 18:04:49-05
    Matt Hammond was born in London and spent much of his life in the UK before emigrating to New Zealand in 2002. Inspired by the scenery and the laid back Kiwi lifestyle, he began to develop a fully-fledged fast-paced ecologically-inspired thriller, 'Milkshake'. He now works for the New Zealand government. The sequel to 'Milkshake, entitled 'The Destiny Stone' is due for exclusive Amazon release Christmas 2012'.
    
27. Letters from Santa by Katrina Streza - 2012-12-24 18:08:28-05
    Katrina Streza lives on a small ranch in Southern California with her family, twelve chickens, two cats, two dogs, one horse, one baby goat and one very noisy dove. While receiving her Master’s Degree in Education at Pepperdine University, Katrina decided that her goal was to make class so fun her students wouldn’t realize they were learning. She’s applied that philosophy while teaching and tutoring kids from kindergarten to college.
    
28. Christmas Penguins and Friends: A collection of count to ten Christmas counting books for kids - 2012-12-24 18:10:31-05
    Ashley Brayden is a mom of two who loves to write and believes in the benefits of getting children interested in picture books and reading at a young age. She spent many days in the library when her children were young.
    
29. I’m A Lucky Dog… Now by Sara Branmore - 2012-12-24 18:15:02-05
    Sara Branmore loves pets. Trouble is, she can't seem to say "no" and after decades of adopting stray cats, her life was changed overnight when "Gomey", a Miniature Pinscher, wandered into her garden. The rest, as they say, is “history.” Sara, and her husband, live in a very quiet rural town, located in central Florida.
    
30. Easy Christmas Recipes: 25 Delicious Christmas Dishes For The Whole Family - 2012-12-24 18:42:54-05
    maggiebrooks is a mother-daughter team. 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. Buy their cookbook collection now for the LOVE OF COOKING!
    
31. The Christmouse Boot by Patricia D Mason - 2012-12-24 18:43:58-05
    Hi. I'm Tricia and I live in England. I love writing, reading, travel, history and photography. This is my first published children's e-book and it is based upon stories that I told to my own children, at Christmastime, when they were little. I hope that you will enjoy it.
    
32. A Christmastide Romance by Tricia Neale - 2012-12-24 18:52:28-05
    Hi. I'm Tricia and I live in England. I love writing, reading, travel, history and photography. This is my first published romantic e-book and it is especially for Christmastime. I hope that you will enjoy it.
    
33. Petectives: Christmas Party by Robert J. Smith - 2012-12-24 19:00:28-05
    Also by Robert J. Smith: Petectives
    
34. When I Fall in Love by Clint Morey - 2012-12-24 19:03:22-05
    Born and raised in L.A., it didn’t take much to convince my wife and I to leave the smog, traffic and dead bolts of Southern California and head for a new life in The Big Sky Country — Montana. We were a little concerned when we first arrived in Billings and saw a pickup with a rifle in the back window and a bumper sticker that read … Keep Montana Beautiful Shoot an Out-of-Stater Fortunately we haven’t had to use our finely honed bullet-dodging skills. Instead we found Montana to be filled with great people and awesome scenery. Montana has been and continues to be a great adventure for us. God has blessed us in many ways — six beautiful children and many wonderful friends. It’s also a great place to be a writer. But I don’t recommend it for anyone else. Stay where you are in your concrete jungles. Suck in that air that you can see before you breathe. Buy deadbolts for your doors. Maybe even pick up a guard dog. Remember, if you come up here, I know a guy in Billings …
    
35. Santa and His Reindeer – Santa Through the Years - 2012-12-24 19:38:36-05
    Sandra L. Portman writes children books in her retirement years. This is her first series.
    
36. A Kid’s Christmas in Queens by Danny O. Snow (with apologies to Dylan Thomas) - 2012-12-24 19:39:31-05
    Danny O. Snow is a veteran author, publisher and journalist.
    
37. Santa and Mrs. Claus – Santa Through the Years - 2012-12-24 19:40:14-05
    Sandra L. Portman writes children books in her retirement years. This is her first series.
    
38. Santa and His Elves – Santa Through the Years - 2012-12-24 19:42:00-05
    Sandra L. Portman writes children books in her retirement years. This is her first series.
    
39. Santa and Christmas Today – Santa Through the Years - 2012-12-24 19:43:10-05
    Sandra L. Portman writes children books in her retirement years. This is her first series.
    
40. The Dogs of Mexico by John J Asher - 2012-12-24 19:53:36-05
    Asher grew up in rural West Texas. Attended the School of Visual Arts in NYC. Taught at the Famous Artists Schools in Westport, CT. Was a staff illustrator at Weekly Reader until he quit to freelance. He designed and built a two-story 2300 sq. ft. house, doing all the work himself. In 1994, Asher moved back to his homeland in Austin, Texas. He has done some acting, both movies and commercials, but spends most of his time tinkering with words.
    
41. Thoroughbreds and Trailer Trash by Bev Pettersen - 2012-12-24 19:58:11-05
    Bev Pettersen is an award-winning writer and two-time finalist in the Romance Writers of America’s Golden Heart® Contest. She competed for five years on the Alberta Thoroughbred race circuit and is an Equine Canada certified coach. Bev lives in Nova Scotia with her family and when she’s not writing novels, she’s riding.
    
42. Star Crash - 2012-12-24 20:12:11-05
    Elysa Hendricks is 5'6" tall. She has curly hair and brown eyes. She's an author, a wife, a mother and a daughter. Everything else is subject to change without notice. If you'd like to know more about her recent incarnations visit her web site or her Facebook page.
    
43. Dickey Wants A Puppy (Little Dickey Porter) - 2012-12-24 20:20:03-05
    I have 70 years of stories to tell and I hope to get them all publish. These Little Dickey Porter stories are about my self as a child. I am sure most reads can relate to most of my stories. This is the first of a series of Little Dickey Porter picture books for children. I work as a Chicago actor, and I play blues guitar.
    
44. Every Bush Is Burning by Brandon Clements - 2012-12-24 20:22:38-05
    Brandon Clements lives in Columbia, SC. He drinks coffee with no cream or sugar, once hit a cow with a truck (the cow lived), and adores his wife Kristi. This is his first novel. You can find him at BrandonClements.com.
    
45. A Calculated Life by Anne Charnock - 2012-12-24 20:30:20-05
    Anne Charnock’s journalism has appeared in New Scientist, The Guardian, Financial Times, International Herald Tribune and Geographical. She was educated at the University of East Anglia, where she studied environmental sciences, and at The Manchester School of Art, England. As a foreign correspondent, she travelled widely in Africa, the Middle East and India and spent a year overlanding through Egypt, Sudan and Kenya. Anne contributes to The Huffington Post and blogs about books, exhibitions and science.
    
46. Beware the River by Kitty Margo - 2012-12-24 21:07:53-05
    Kitty Margo was a former hairstylist, secretary and phlebotomist before venturing into the ranks of the self employed with a commercial cleaning company. This allowed her the free time to pursue her eighth love, writing. Her first seven are her children and grandchildren. Visit her at kittymargo.com.
    
47. Talon’s Reach - 2012-12-24 21:21:26-05
    Shannon Lee Belle writes young adult fiction. Her taste in books is eclectic and it shows in the different sub-genres where her books can be found. Currently, she writes young adult fiction in these sub-genres: dystopian, urban fantasy, paranormal, romance and adventure. If an idea comes to her, this list will grow. When she isn't writing, she likes to break things in karate, hiking and long, long walks. Shannon lives in Colorado with her husband, her two children, a mastiff and two cats.
    
48. Brother Half Angel by Martin Roth - 2012-12-24 21:23:48-05
    Martin Roth is a veteran journalist and foreign correspondent whose reports from Asia have appeared in leading publications around the world, including the Wall Street Journal, Los Angeles Times, Chicago Tribune and Baltimore Sun. He is the author of many books.
    
49. OMG, A CUL8R Time Travel Adventure - 2012-12-24 21:52:39-05
    Author Bio of Bob Kat (Collaborative Authors Bob Wernly and Kathy Clark) Kathy Clark has had 23 romance/women’s fiction novels published by several publishers, including Harlequin and Dell which have sold more than 3 million copies globally in at least 11 languages. Her books have appeared on the New York Times and USA Today Best Sellers lists and she has received numerous industry awards including Romantic Times Readers’ Choice Awards. In 2012, she branched out into suspense, mainstream and young adult genres. She has enjoyed co-writing these latest books with her husband Bob Wernly under the pen name of Bob Kat. Kathy’s 24th book is After Midnight, a suspense set in Denver and the first of the trilogy Denver After Dark. It has been well received and has many 4 and 5 star reviews. The trailer can be found from my website at www.NightWriter93.com or directly at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PxSkqqaD-2Q Bob Kat became active in 2012 with two projects published, starting with the mainstream novel, Life’s What Happens, a fictionalized treatment of the 1969 to early 1970 anti-war movement as it played out at Kent State University. Bob Wernly was there, and the characters and thoughtful telling of the story provides a fascinating insight into the era. The reviews have been amazing. The direct link to the trailer is http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DQBnqNNNHUE&feature=plcp Bob and Kathy have decided to take their newly launched co-writing career in a different direction, writing for young adults with stories drawn from real-life of teen suicide, bullying, runaways, abuse and drugs. They hope to counteract the caustic nature of television and film content and help this age group maintain a positive healthy outlook as they mature into their twenties. The series website is www.cuul8rseries.com. Book #1, OMG was published in eBook and paperback in time for Christmas. No zombies or vampires were killed in the making of the series! Hobbies? Travel, films & golf. Plus 2 Yorkies + 1 German Shepherds and sculpting.
    
50. Sally Singletary’s Curiosity - 2012-12-24 22:37:31-05
    Since I was five years old, my dream was to be a writer. I never thought I could write anything more than a grocery list, but I've managed to put together enough words to make a novel. In fact, what was once a short story I wrote in High School, has now blossomed into three interconnected series of books. The first of these is Sally Singletary's Curiosity, receiving rave reviews from early readers! I've worked in education for over 15 years and my favorite part of my job is teaching writing. In Special Education it's sometimes difficult to get a child who has a great deal of difficulty with writing to compose a story. Recent advances in technology, along with some good old fashioned tried and true methods, have given these students a chance to express themselves in a way they never could before. It's exciting to see kids who no one thought could ever compose a story, write something that is beautiful and insightful. My challenge to you. Never underestimate a person's potential to do things you never thought they could. I never thought I could become a writer and, while it's way too early to guage my success, the fact that I was able to complete a novel at all still amazes me. We should all know our limitations, but don't be afraid to test them every once in a while. A PROMISE TO MY READERS: I will never use paid review sites or fake reviews, only real reviews from real people.
    
51. Beyond the New Frontier - 2012-12-24 22:39:46-05
    Cliff Ball lives in Texas, born in Arizona, is a Christian and is Baptist. Has two BA's, and a Certificate in Technical Communications. Has published 8 novels and 2 short stories. Won 3rd in high school for a short story written in Creative Writing class for a young adult magazine.
    
52. After Midnight, a Denver After Dark Suspense - 2012-12-24 23:24:26-05
    Author Bio of Bob Kat (Collaborative Authors Bob Wernly and Kathy Clark) Kathy Clark has had 23 romance/women’s fiction novels published by several publishers, including Harlequin and Dell which have sold more than 3 million copies globally in at least 11 languages. Her books have appeared on the New York Times and USA Today Best Sellers lists and she has received numerous industry awards including Romantic Times Readers’ Choice Awards. In 2012, she branched out into suspense, mainstream and young adult genres. She has enjoyed co-writing these latest books with her husband Bob Wernly under the pen name of Bob Kat. Kathy’s 24th book is After Midnight, a suspense set in Denver and the first of the trilogy Denver After Dark. It has been well received and has many 4 and 5 star reviews. The trailer can be found from my website at www.NightWriter93.com or directly at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PxSkqqaD-2Q Bob Kat became active in 2012 with two projects published, starting with the mainstream novel, Life’s What Happens, a fictionalized treatment of the 1969 to early 1970 anti-war movement as it played out at Kent State University. Bob Wernly was there, and the characters and thoughtful telling of the story provides a fascinating insight into the era. The reviews have been amazing. The direct link to the trailer is http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DQBnqNNNHUE&feature=plcp Bob and Kathy have decided to take their newly launched co-writing career in a different direction, writing for young adults with stories drawn from real-life of teen suicide, bullying, runaways, abuse and drugs. They hope to counteract the caustic nature of television and film content and help this age group maintain a positive healthy outlook as they mature into their twenties. The series website is www.cuul8rseries.com. Book #1, OMG was published in eBook and paperback in time for Christmas. No zombies or vampires were killed in the making of the series!
    
53. Tokyo Bossa Nova by Martin Roth - 2012-12-25 00:36:28-05
    Martin Roth is a veteran journalist and foreign correspondent whose reports from Asia have appeared in leading publications around the world, including the Wall Street Journal, Los Angeles Times, Chicago Tribune and Baltimore Sun. He is the author of many books.
    
54. $ell more Ebook$ how to increase sales and Amazon rankings usind Kindle Direct Publishing - 2012-12-25 00:49:12-05
    One of the authors is a Kindle bestseller of Francesca of Lost Nation and The Adventures of Baylard Bear and the other author is a former newspaper editor and book promoter.
    
55. Travelling With Maria: Embracing Life - 2012-12-25 01:02:54-05
    Fred Schäfer writes literary fiction and non-fiction books in English and German. He was born in the south of Germany and lived in Berlin and Düsseldorf and travelled extensively in the USA, India, Sri Lanka and Australia. Today he lives with his family in Western Australia. Fred published his first books - fiction, poetry and travel experiences - in Germany. His non-fiction books, The Solution Within Yourself and Success, Money and You, have helped thousands of people to reassess and improve their lives. Success, Money and You has become a hit amongst young readers. Fred's memoir, The Short and Wonderful Life of Henry Hemingway, is a book not to be missed. It is a reflective, humorous and at times provocative account of a crazy period in his life, the 1960s, when - in Fred's words - "reality and fiction sometimes collided, sometimes merged". The Invention of The Big Bang is a thought-provoking philosophical novel about four extraordinary people: an elderly banker, his wife and two young bohemians. In Travelling With Maria Fred surprises his readers with an enchanting and tender travel and love story about a two year journey through India, Sri Lanka and Australia. Fred is the author of 14 books.
    
56. Some Are Sicker Than Others by Andrew Seaward - 2012-12-25 01:14:43-05
    Name a hospital in Pennsylvania, I’ve been there. A rehab in Texas, I’ve stayed there. I’ve been strapped down to hospital beds, thrown into drunk tanks, and locked in padded rooms no bigger than a broom closet. I’ve woken up on railroad tracks, passed out on park benches, I even drank a bottle of cologne once because I couldn't make it to the liquor store before closing time. And for what? A moment of numbness, a flicker of tranquility? No. I realize now, that the reason I drank was because I was too afraid to admit who I really was. I’m an artist. A storyteller. A writer. An author. It took me a long time to finally admit this, and now that I have, I won't stop until I'm six feet under. Based on my own personal adventures in addiction and recovery, my debut novel, SOME ARE SICKER THAN OTHERS, takes you on a hellish journey inside the diseased mind of the addict. From a codependent alcoholic wracked by an obsession to drink himself to death...to a delusional high school volleyball coach with a dependency on crack…the characters in my novel are not just fiction, they are amalgamations of the people I met on my journey. Tragically flawed yet desperately hopeful, this cast of unlikely heroes will challenge your preconceived notions of what it means to be an addict. Some of you will laugh, some of you will cry, others may see themselves in the characters’ lives. Either way, I think you're going to enjoy the story, because, if there's one thing an addict isn't...it's boring.
    
57. Lucky 13 by W.T. Watson - 2012-12-25 01:20:36-05
    I was born in San Antonio, TX. and have lived in various places around the United States since then including Corpus Christi, TX, Pacifica, CA, Mesa, AZ, Angola, NY and now Columbus, GA. When I am not writing urban/contemporary fantasy, I am obsessively researching shape shifters and other interesting things that go bump in the night, practicing tae kwon do, doing cross stitch or watching my favorite scifi/fantasy shows.
    
58. Dragon Keepers II - 2012-12-25 01:25:01-05
    Bruce Goldwell is author of the Dragon Keepers series which he hopes will become the next big book trilogy of "wizard books". The series is a fantasy adventure of Merlin the Wizard (Magician) that includes Dragons, fairies, mermaids, unicorns, and lots of other fairy tale creatures. Books I, II, & III have been revised and released with new covers as well as a few additions to the story. Bruce's goal is to have six books available by 2015. Also, he is working on getting the first movie of Dragon Keepers underway. Dragon Keepers IV will be available in September 2012. The fantasy adventure of Merlin the Wizard started in 2006 and still continues... Bruce is single, lives in Florida and has six children and nine grandkids.
    
59. Fruit Is Not Dessert:Rich Low-Calorie Desserts - 2012-12-25 01:25:53-05
    Joan Holcomb used to be obese, but after a lot of hard work, reached a healthy weight and has maintained it for over 20 years. While she was losing weight, she spent a lot of time trying out various low-calorie recipes. Some weren't so good. Some were. She has gathered the best of these recipes in her cookbooks. (Note: your taste may not be the same as Joan's, however!)
    
60. Drop Out by Neil Ostroff - 2012-12-25 04:11:08-05
    I’m an author of dark, noir thrillers, romance thrillers, and middle grade sci/fi and paranormal novels. I was raised in a rural town outside of Philadelphia and have been a published author for more than twenty years. My science fiction and fantasy stories have appeared in numerous presses, zines, and websites. I have several published novels available at all online booksellers. I am an avid boater, gardener, and poker player when not working on my novels.
    
61. Who’s Your Daddy? - 2012-12-25 12:04:33-05
    Kevin Casey(1966) was born in Honolulu, Hawaii. He traveled the United States while growing up in a military family. His book, "Who's Your Daddy?" was written to help people see through religion and be freed to live life full of meaning and purpose as Father intended. He serves as Pastor of The Father's House in Wise County Texas. He & his wife Melanie now minister strongly in areas of grace, faith, healing, love, prosperity & honor. Their desire is to see the lost saved, the sick healed, the distressed revived to victory and people genuinely set free from any and all bondages.
    
62. The Mirrored Gate by Somerset McCoy - 2012-12-25 12:44:36-05
    After ten years of research and teaching in the English Literature department of a British university, Somerset McCoy jumped over the fence to become a fiction author. She lives in England with her husband and their cats.
    
63. Little Book of Routines: A Practical Guide for Mums and Dads by Michelle Kemp - 2012-12-25 13:23:20-05
    Michelle is married to James and a proud Mum to their son Max. The three of them love spending time together and experiencing new adventures as a family, whether that's just hanging out at the local park or travelling to new and exciting places. Michelle is passionate about helping families build key foundations in their lives. These foundations are quality sleep, a nutrient rich diet and plenty of movement. Michelle believes that these foundations go a long way towards supporting a full and happy family life. Michelle has written two books. Two Weeks to Sleep is Michelle's first book. She hosts a support group for readers of her book on Facebook. https://www.facebook.com/groups/twoweekstosleepsupport/ Michelle has just released her second book titled Little Book of Routines: A Practical Guide for Mums and Dads.
    
64. OUTSIDE – a post-apocalyptic novel - 2012-12-25 13:25:13-05
    Before kids, I was a singer songwriter signed to Universal Music. But now I’m now a mother of two noisy boys and so writing novels fits in perfectly with my life. A typical day is taking the kids to school, doing an hour or so of online promo (while trying not to get sucked in to the chat) and then sitting down with a coffee to write. I specialise mainly in teen fiction. I write the kinds of books I love to read - gripping young adult adventures with a sprinkling of romance and a big dose of danger. I love to spend time outdoors with my family. We live a few minutes from the beach and quite close to the forest. A long walk always makes me feel good, especially if there’s a cup of tea and a piece of cake at the end of it.
    
65. Fight With Me: How We Learned to be Married by Tim and Olive Chan - 2012-12-25 13:25:54-05
    Tim is a cheerful pessimist and always thinking. His life began in Yellowknife with stops in Calgary, Hong Kong, and Vancouver along the way. He proposed to Olive with a goat (and no diamond ring). There is a soft spot in his heart for mangos, mentoring, the Vancouver Canucks, and anyone who washes the dishes at his place. Tim especially enjoys being a husband to Olive and father to Alena. Olive is an artsy optimist who grew up as an only child in Toronto and spent a couple years in China before settling in Vancouver. Her favourite place in the whole wide world is her home, partly because she gets to share it with her husband, Tim and daughter, Alena. A contemplative at heart, she aspires to be a conduit of grace, rest and beauty in this hurried and chaotic world.
    
66. FORGOTTEN OBJECTS by Carlos Rubio - 2012-12-25 13:26:39-05
    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.
    
67. The Pale Watcher by OJ Connell - 2012-12-25 14:07:41-05
    OJ Connell is a husband, father and dilettante from the American Midwest. Little is known about this elusive author, however it has been said that he enjoys Postmodern literature, Lapsang Souchong and other pretentious things. His work has appeared in various venues, including Every Day Fiction and The Big Book of New Short Horror. He likes cats, also.
    
68. The Smell of Leather by OJ Connell - 2012-12-25 15:08:27-05
    OJ Connell is a husband, father and dilettante from the American Midwest. Little is known about this elusive author, however it has been said that he enjoys Postmodern literature, Lapsang Souchong and other pretentious things. His work has appeared in various venues, including Every Day Fiction and The Big Book of New Short Horror. He likes cats, also.
    
69. How I Saved the World: Amazing Adventures of an Almost Superhero by Annette Cauchi - 2012-12-25 16:49:01-05
    Annette Cauchi is a writer and teacher from the beautiful island of Tasmania, Australia. As a teacher she understands that humor, adventure and action are what children, particularly boys, are looking for when they choose books. She knows that keeping young readers turning the page to find out what happens is the key to developing a lifelong love of reading. Annette is currently studying for a Master's degree in children's literature, and when not working at the keyboard or in the classroom she loves to be outdoors, enjoying the fantastic climate and wild beauty of Tasmania.
    
70. Murder at Blue Falls by Maggie Bishop - 2012-12-25 18:53:49-05
    Maggie Bishop is the author of a mystery series, Appalachian Adventure Mysteries, and two romance novels set in the Mountains of North Carolina in the Boone area. "I started with romance and have turned to murder." The Start: In MURDER AT BLUE FALLS, when her horse finds a body, CSI wannabe Jemma starts to investigate, Detective Tucker comes in and it twists and turns from there. And Then: Since pay is low in the mountains, Jemma has more than one job and is also a carpenter. In PERFECT FOR FRAMING, trouble’s a-brewing in the Property Owners Association where greed and a lust for power lead to murder in a clash of personal versus public needs. Now: The photography group meets at Blue Falls Guest Ranch and soon there is ONE SHOT TOO MANY which features Detective Tucker with yesterday’s regret haunts, leading to today’s deadly fix. In the Appalachian Adventure Romance series, Award winning APPALACHIAN PARADISE takes place on a five-day backpacking trip in the spring amongst the bears, boars and girl scouts. With this book, you can take the hike without physically taking the hike. EMERALDS IN THE SNOW involves downhill skiing at Sugar Mountain, an emerald mine, and a cold case mystery. The fun book, Meow Means Me! Now! is a rhyming feline allegory with poetry and photos. This gift book is a departure from novels but sprang from a love of cats . Think Dr. Suess meets Marley & Me. Maggie Bishop hikes, skis, climbs, swims, explores and writes in the mountains of North Carolina where she settled in 1993 with her husband and cat. Every time they travel, they seek out other mountains but none are as exciting as the ancient Appalachians. When asked, "What do you do?" her answer is, "Entertain with word pictures." She was awarded the honor of being one of "One Hundred Incredible East Carolina University Women" for literature and leadership.
    
71. Khe by Alexes Razevich - 2012-12-25 19:17:22-05
    Alexes Razevich was born in New York and grew up in Orange County, California. She attended California State University San Francisco where she earned a degree in Creative Writing. After a successful career on the fringe of the electronics industry, including stints as director of marketing for a major trade show management company and as an editor for Electronic Engineering Times, she returned to her first love--fiction. She lives in Southern California with her husband and one of her two college-aged children. When she isn't writing, she enjoys playing hockey and travel.
    
72. Deadly Illusions by Chester D. Campbell - 2012-12-25 20:31:46-05
    I got bitten by the writing bug when I started work as a newspaper reporter while a journalism student at the University of Tennessee. That was more than 60 years ago. Since then I've worked as a freelance writer, a magazine editor, a political speechwriter, an advertising copywriter, a public relations writer and an association manager. I started writing novels after retirement. I write the Greg McKenzie mysteries featuring a retired Air Force OSI agent. The first, SECRET OF THE SCROLL (2002), takes place in Nashville and Israel. The second, DESIGNED TO KILL (2004), is set around Pensacola, FL, and the third, DEADLY ILLUSIONS (2005), wanders about Nashville. The fourth, titled THE MARATHON MURDERS (2008), involves the long-defunct Marathon Motor Works in Nashville, and the fifth is A SPORTING MURDER (2010), dealing with professional sports in Nashville. My second mystery series follows the adventures of Nashville PI Sid Chance. The first book, titled THE SUREST POISON (2009), deals with a toxic chemical spill in a suburban county, the second, THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE MURDEROUS (2011), involves Medicare fraud, drug dealing, bad cops, and a ruthless hit man.
    
73. Codename: Moneyman [Codename File No.1] - 2012-12-25 20:54:18-05
    Mark Arundel was born in London and travels whenever he can. Mark plays weekly five-a-side cage football and seven-a-side carpet football. In the winter, he skis and at other times, constructs escapes to sunny shores where he snorkels among the fishes before eating one for supper. Mark is currently working on Rafferty File #2, a sequel to The Washington Sanction. He has also made a start on the plot of Codename File No.3.
    
74. Through a Dusty Window: New York City Stories 1910-2001 - 2012-12-25 21:34:46-05
    Delancey Stewart has published a variety of non-fiction pieces in her work as a freelance journalist. Through a Dusty Window: New York City Stories 1910-2001 is her first book-length publication. Stewart has lived on both coasts, in big cities and small towns. She's been a pharmaceutical rep, a personal trainer and a direct sales representative for a French wine importer. The common thread in Stewart's life has been writing. Despite a variety of major career shifts, caused in some part by her status as a military spouse who moves frequently, she has maintained a freelance writing and editing business and written fiction in her spare time. When she's not writing, Stewart works for a government contractor as a technical writer and chases two very small boys around her home in Southern Maryland.
    
75. Hello, My Sin Is: & Other Taboos Writer’s Shouldn’t Discuss - 2012-12-25 21:35:33-05
    I’m an insecure writer attempting to figure out my life. I’ve always wanted to change the world, but I realized that it was impossible until I first changed my perception of it. And my ebook explores those ideas.
    
76. Canyon In The Clouds - 2012-12-25 21:37:09-05
    Zack Keller was born and raised in Piedmont, a small town in northern California originally founded as a summer retreat across the Bay for wealthy San Franciscans. The son of a lawyer and elementary school reading teacher, he learned at a young age to keep his nose buried in books and away from the law. After many long years enjoying the forest, friends and food the East Bay had to offer, Zack moved to Los Angeles to attend USC's School of Cinematic Arts then began working in the film industry for Pixar Animation Studios and The Jim Henson Company. With the creative genius of his long-time friend, the two directors founded their own animation company known curiously as Remochoso and created "Dick Figures", the highest viewed and rated animated web series on YouTube with over 135 million views and growing. At night, however, Zack always wrote novels. Finally, his first novel, The Success of Suexliegh, has come to fruition after many late night bottles of wine and meetings with helpful scoundrels. Zack currently lives in Los Angeles with his girlfriend (inspirator/illustrator on their children's books) and their destructive dwarf rabbit. www.zackkeller.com
    
77. The Hostage by Jonas Saul - 2012-12-25 21:38:18-05
    Meet Jonas Saul, an international bestselling thriller author. "I have read a lot of Koontz, Patterson, Connelly, Coben ... they were starting to blend together ... in my opinion, Jonas Saul is my favorite author out there." -Reviewer Jonas Saul is from Toronto, Canada. He lives in Leavenworth, Washington and has just finished an extended tour of Europe (Italy, Greece, Hungary, Denmark and many more). He is always writing the next novel. The Sarah Roberts novels are his bestselling books with the highest reviews. His Mafia Trilogy is fast becoming the next series to rival Sarah Roberts. In his novels, he tackles fake psychics, psychopaths, numerous phobias, the Mafia and many unique plot twists. He's known for writing The Kill (Book one of the Mafia Trilogy), in seven days - 10,000 words per day. He is also a prolific short story writer. Jonas Saul's published novels include: The Sarah Roberts series: -Dark Visions (Book One) -The Warning (Book Two) -The Crypt (Book Three) -The Hostage (Book Four) -The Victim (Book Five) -The Enigma (Book Six) *Due March 2013 -The Sarah Roberts Trilogy (Books One, Two, and Three all in one set) is available. The Mafia Trilogy: -The Kill (Darwin Kostas Book One) -The Blade (Darwin Kostas Book Two) -The Scythe (Darwin Kostas Book Three) *Due early 2013 Standalone Novels: -The Threat (Drake Bellamy) -The Specter (Aaron Stevens) Short Stories: -Visitations (Short Story Collection) -The Elements -The Burning -Trapped -Hatred -The Fetish Jonas Saul was born in the small city of Oshawa, Ontario, just outside Toronto. He grew up reading Stephen King, Dean Koontz, and John Saul. Jonas wrote his first short story when he was ten-years-old and went on to win Writer's Digest Short Story awards for his writing as an adult. He has traveled to Writer's Conferences and worked with New York editors for the last twelve years. "I have been an avid reader for many years. Read everything from King to Koontz to Sandford to Patterson and Connelly. Now I have stumbled upon Jonas Saul. Do yourself a favor this year ... start reading this author and the wonderful novels he has to share ... Jonas Saul will be at the top of your MUST READ AUTHORS list." -Richard Huxley, author of The Cleansing. Sign up at Jonas Saul's website for newsletters and updates; Website: www.jonassaul.com Twitter: @jonassaul Email: authorjonassaul@gmail.com
    
78. Devil in Disguise - 2012-12-25 21:39:00-05
    Heather Huffman writes contemporary romance and romantic suspense with strong female leads who refuse to lose hope. She sees her books as a way to not only entertain, but to also raise awareness of the realities of modern day slavery. She shares the passion of her resilient heroines to make a difference, and so dedicates both her time and a portion of her book royalties to organizations that fight against human trafficking. Fans of Nora Roberts will enjoy the characters and stories that Heather creates. Heather was born and spent her early childhood in Florida, but now calls the beautiful state of Missouri home. Her greatest joy, aside from writing, is to hit the road with her three boys for adventures unknown. She is the author of Throwaway, Ties that Bind, Jailbird, Suddenly a Spy, Ring of Fire and Tumbleweed. You can find out more about her writing and charitable work on www.heatherhuffman.net.
    
79. Fontaine and the Dreamtellers - 2012-12-25 21:39:36-05
    Hudson Owen is a published author of books, e-books, poems, and essays. He is a produced playwright in New York City, where he has acted professionally.
    
80. Mountain Woman - 2012-12-25 21:40:26-05
    Johnny Fowler grew up on a cattle ranch in West Texas and worked on a sixty-thousand-acre ranch throughout high school and college. He graduated from Texas Tech University with a degree in business administration and began ranching for himself while employed by the USDA. While with the USDA, he wrote newsletters for producers, and articles for agriculture publications and newspapers. He has now converted the knowledge gained from his experiences and education into writing novels.
    
81. If It Doesn’t Go Away, Come Back by Neva Cavataio - 2012-12-25 21:40:56-05
    Neva Cavataio lives in Portland, Oregon. IF IT DOESN'T GO AWAY, COME BACK is her first independently published e-book.
    
82. Eyes Behind Belligerence - 2012-12-25 21:42:21-05
    I am fortunate to have been trained by one the top ten writing teachers in the US, the late Leonard Bishop, and author of 'Dare to be a Great Writer.' I owe my love of writing to him. When I had graduated Kansas State, I wrote historical book reviews for The Sunflower Press about the Japanese-Americans. In addition to writing, I draw, paint, create graphic design, compose music, and am an amateur photographer. I have been writing since childhood however I do have a B.A. in History. Instead of applying a degree in creative writing, I wanted to focus on learning and understanding what motivates people of certain time periods to make them do what they did. And there are so many stories! I also wanted to learn from our mistakes and am conscious of how we’re all related to each other.
    
83. Cold by Martin Pond - 2012-12-25 21:44:16-05
    Born in East Kent in 1970, Martin Pond was educated at the University of East Anglia. A career in IT followed, and continues to pay the bills. In 2007 Martin made a hesitant return to fiction, not having written seriously since his student days. He returned to UEA too, and took a diploma in Creative Writing. Martin's stories have appeared in Unthology No 1, Streetcake magazine and Alliterati magazine, whilst three poems have appeared in The Artillery Of Words magazine. Martin is currently working on a novel-length work, Drawn To The Deep End, and, as an experiment, is publishing the first draft, unedited, in weekly online instalments. Martin's first collection of short fiction, Dark Steps, was published in August 2011. Two standalone short stories, Turn Around Where Possible and Cold, followed in 2012.
    
84. Make Money as a “Mock Juror” - 2012-12-25 22:46:37-05
    Danielle D'Argent is a freelance writer with interests in small and home business, the arts, writing, and classic literature.
    
85. The Alien Mind by Virginia Lori Jennings - 2012-12-25 23:19:19-05
    Virginia Jennings lives in South Carolina with her husband, three kids, and two cats. She graduated from High School at 16 and was published by the time she turned 18. She is the author of two science fiction books and has plans in the works for two fantasy books as well. Her ideal evening is spent watching Star Trek or Eureka with her family over dinner. She enjoys playing putt putt and watching the latest sci-fi or action adventure movie. She does most of her best writing in the car as her characters prefer to talk to her while she is driving. Finding time to write down what they tell her- now that is where the real challenge is! When she is not hanging out with her family or writing she also runs the 'Where Writers And Authors Meet' writers group online.
    
86. Soo Thankful: A Book of Thankfulness - 2012-12-25 23:20:45-05
    Dryade Fontenelle was born and raised in Teresina, Brazil. Having grown up in a family of travelers, journeys around the world are a part of who she is and where she finds inspiration for writing Co-author of Soo Thankful: A Book of Thankfulness and Obrigadoo: O Livro do Agradecimento, Dryade lives in Brasilia, Hawai'i, and Colorado when she is not elsewhere in the world. Dryade can be found at Kaliaki.com and Facebook.com/KaliakiPublishing. Paul Schlarman was born in Denver, Colorado, USA in 1967 and has since become a writer, illustrator, and incurable traveler. Always believing life should be fun, he enjoys creating stories that stir imagination and possibility in the mind and heart of the reader. Co-author of Soo Thankful: A Book of Thankfulness and Obrigadoo: O Livro do Agradecimento, Paul is keen to experience new cultures and languages and incorporate them into his writing. When not traveling the world, he divides his time fairly evenly between Brazil, Hawai'i, and Colorado. Paul is often found posting thoughts at PaulSchlarman.com, Kaliaki.com and Facebook.com/KaliakiPublishing.
    
87. New Year’s Resolutions: The Guide to Getting It Right Why Many New Year Resolutions Fail Within 30 Days How To Make Yours Work and Kick Start Your Year Book. - 2012-12-25 23:22:14-05
    Boomy Tokan: Author, Mentor and Course Director I have clocked approximately 10,000 combined Training and Business Advice hours over the past 15 years. Here are other statistics relating to my experience: . No 1 writer on Ezine.com for the Music Industry http://ezinearticles.com/?type=experts&category=Arts-and- Entertainment:Music-Industry . Raised over £250,000 for small indie businesses . Lectured at City University on the Cultural Industries Foundation Degree & The Business Planning programmes, . Running the Work Placement Scheme linked with the program which is designed to get students into employment (helped 50 get work placements) . Worked as a Music Business Adviser for Portobello Business Centre, helping over 150 businesses . Designing and Delivering Music Business Courses . Boomy now heads the Music Business team here at themusicbusinesscaoch.com For Consultancy and Courses visit www.themusicbusinesscaoch.com email boomytokanauthor@gmail.com
    
88. The Moon was Watching by Annelie Wendeberg - 2012-12-25 23:23:46-05
    Annelie Wendeberg holds an adjunct professorship at the Uppsala University in Sweden while working at the UFZ in Germany. Her job as a scientist has washed her onto many shores, such as the famous Caltech or the middle of the North Atlanic during rough autumn storms. She lives in a small village near Leipzig, together with her husband, two small kids, several ferocious chickens, a border collie, and a calico cat from the dump. Their greatest adventure thus far (besides giving birth at home) was to buy a 500-year old school and restore its historic charm (work in progress). Occasionally, she works as a science adivsor for authors and film makers. She runs two science blogs: An English one (www.sciencezest.com) and one for a large German newspaper (http://blog.lvz-online.de/microblog/). Her crime novels can be found at: www.kronbergcrimes.com
    
89. The Last Stoic - 2012-12-25 23:23:58-05
    Morgan Wade grew up in the farm country an hour north of Toronto. The Last Stoic, his debut novel, was edited by Helen Humphreys (award-winning author of The Reinvention of Love and Coventry). It was long-listed for the 2012 ReLit Award for Fiction. At 19, after reading Kerouac's On The Road, he and a friend set out to circumnavigate the continent, travelling from Toronto to New York City and down the eastern seaboard, living and sleeping in a temperamental Pontiac Phoenix SJ. They spent two educational weeks at Mardi Gras, working the parades as carnies, selling firecrackers and cotton candy. From New Orleans they rolled into Brownsville, Texas, Acapulco, and then on to Palm Springs, where the Phoenix finally gasped its last. The pair continued by bus to L.A. and to Vancouver. Morgan left the west coast to study literature and philosophy at McMaster and Dalhousie Universities, attaining a Master's. Upon discovering the financial limitations of philosophy as a vocation, he trained as a software engineer and left Halifax at the height of the technology boom for stints in Boston, MA and Austin, TX. Morgan has studied under novelist Michael Helm at The Humber School For Writers. His short story, The Solitaire, won an honourable mention in the Niagara Branch of the Canadian Authors Association Annual Short Story Competition and was published in their Ten Miles High anthology October, 2010. His short story Truth was published by The New Quarterly in their special 2011 QuArc issue. A poem entitled The Body Eclectic and a short story entitled The Family Business both appeared in the 2012 That Not Forgotten anthology published by Hidden Brook Press. Morgan now lives next to the best fresh-water sailing in the world, in Kingston, Ontario, Canada, with his wife and son, and a cat named Mabel. When he isn't writing, he is learning the difference between a genoa and a jib.
    
90. Tunnel Vision - 2012-12-25 23:24:24-05
    James Craven is a first time author. He is a graduate of Taunton High School and a former member of the Navy's elite Special Boat Unit XI. He is currently living in Wilmington, Vt. with his wife and daughter.
    
91. Why Polly? (Chapter 1 – Meet the Princess) by Harma-Mae Smit - 2012-12-25 23:27:49-05
    Harma-Mae Smit is currently surviving your typical tumultuous twenty-something years, but through it all has clung to three constants in her life: God, travel and writing. Despite her strong Dutch-Canadian roots, she's discovered a small piece of Brazil in her soul after venturing onto the South American continent. Her love of travel, though, is rivalled only by her life-long love of writing. Her fingers felt the itch even before she could spell, requiring the conscription of her mother to spell out every word of her story that had to be written.
    
92. Why Polly? (Chapter 2 – Welcome to Chaldea) by Harma-Mae Smit - 2012-12-25 23:28:27-05
    Harma-Mae Smit is currently surviving your typical tumultuous twenty-something years, but through it all has clung to three constants in her life: God, travel and writing. Despite her strong Dutch-Canadian roots, she's discovered a small piece of Brazil in her soul after venturing onto the South American continent. Her love of travel, though, is rivalled only by her life-long love of writing. Her fingers felt the itch even before she could spell, requiring the conscription of her mother to spell out every word of her story that had to be written.
    
93. Unleashing God’s Power: Maximize This Great Benefit of Christianity in Your Life by Jimi Akanbi - 2012-12-25 23:29:25-05
    My name is Jimi Akanbi. I live in Atlanta, Georgia, USA. I have an MBA in Finance. I am completely sold out to God. I am a member of the prayer and intercessory team at my church. One evening, I miraculously received my calling from God to be in the writing ministry; and ever since I have been inspired to write for God’s kingdom. My hobbies include writing, reading, counseling, sports, movies, music, and dancing. I am easily approachable and look out for other people’s best interest.
    
94. YOUR GIFT SUCKS! 6 GIFTS YOU SHOULDN’T GIVE DURING THE HOLIDAYS - 2012-12-25 23:32:25-05
    The content of this book is based upon the authors 32 years of experience in receiving and giving gifts to a wide variety of friends, family, business associates and acquaintances from all walks of life. To save you from the embarrassment, mental anguish, and the reproach of friends, colleagues, business associates, family and everyone in between, I have written this book to save you and yours from 10 years of bad luck. The years are in dog years. Why? Because in the digital age we live in whereby everything is new and then suddenly obsolete so screaming fast, it does seem real that seven years of innovative advancements are compacted into one year. Thus we have dog years.
    
95. Predatory Animals - 2012-12-26 00:32:40-05
    Gabriel Beyers lives in southern Indiana with his wife, two children, and two lovable yet destructive dogs. He has worked many years in construction and it is still in his blood. He is always looking for a new project around the house. Someday, when he can find the time, he'll start tinkering with marine aquariums again. He loves to talk books and movies, and has a terrible addiction to video games.
    
96. Eating Out (Hot Lunch #1) - 2012-12-26 00:35:26-05
    My Newest book just published on December 4th, called GOT FLASH? It's a compilation of flash fiction pieces. I hope you enjoy the teasers! I've been writing for as long as I can remember. I wrote my first story when I was in seventh grade--A first person account of an entire summer. I went through a massive teen angst poetry phase, and I have notebooks and binders filled with prose. Over a year ago, Ceithin and Aurelia showed up in my head. They yapped incessantly, demanding I sit and tell their story. After a month or two of being woken up with harsh whispers, I started writing. They haven't stopped, and in fact, brought friends. Now my head is filled with stories, scenes, snippets and crazy people. Cue Law and Order music here: dun, dun. These are their stories. I write with emotion, occasionally a temper and I let my words flow free. I dabble in paranormal, contemporary romance, erotic fiction and darker urban fantasy. Oh, and hey... I'm a Virgo.
    
97. The Sky Between Two Worlds by Glen E. Books - 2012-12-26 00:46:16-05
    Glen Books is a graduate of MIT (Physics) and Columbia University(Law). He spent much of his legal career as a patent attorney at Bell Telephone Laboratories. Non professional hobbies and activities included intercollegiate debating at MIT, Judo at the Bell Labs Judo Club, and fencing (foil and saber).
    
98. Children of Dreams by Lorilyn Roberts - 2012-12-26 00:59:53-05
    Lorilyn Roberts is a Christian author who writes children's picture books, adult nonfiction, memoirs, and a young adult Christian fantasy series, Seventh Dimension. The first in the series, The Door, was just published (October 2012). Lorilyn graduated Magna Cum Laude from the University of Alabama, which included international study in Israel and England. She received her Masters in Creative Writing from Perelandra College and is a graduate of the Institute of Children's Literature. Lorilyn is the founder of the John 316 Marketing Network, a network of Christian authors who are passionate about promoting books with a Christian worldview.
    
99. CB Slanguage Language Dictionary ~ CB Radio Lingo - 2012-12-26 01:13:55-05
    Lanie Dills loves to read and create books. She enjoys living in the Sandia Foothills of New Mexico with her friends and beloved dogs.
    
100. Young Teens: A Parent’s Guide To Dealing With Communication Problems - 2012-12-26 01:22:18-05
     Elizabeth Goodchild is passionate about helping families develop strong relationships in their homes. A mother of two children she balances her life as a full time writer with motherhood..
     
101. Getting Forward To Moving Beyond - 2012-12-26 01:23:25-05
     Mother of four daughter, graduate, and author that enjoys writing as a hobby. My writing allows me to escape parenthood and my studies.
     
102. Finally Home - 2012-12-26 01:23:37-05
     Originally from Minnesota, Ceri is currently settled in southwestern New Hampshire with her husband and four children, working for a well-known children's magazine company. She's known she wanted to write since she was twelve and between mucking stalls in New York and booking cruises in Maine, she's been filling notebooks and now flash drives with her stories in pursuit of her dreams.
     
103. 5 Step Marketing Plan: A Winning Marketing Strategy for Small Businesses - 2012-12-26 01:24:13-05
     Violet James, MSM is an entrepreneur, marketing and business manager, award-winning web designer, and artist. . She has over 20 years experience in business consulting, marketing and management.
     
104. Simple Truths to Personal Success: You Can Have a Winning Attitude for Life, Self & Others - 2012-12-26 01:24:48-05
     Krystal Kuehn, MA, LPC, LLP, NCC is a psychotherapist, best-selling author, teacher, musician and songwriter. Krystal specializes in helping people live their best life now, reach their full potential, overcome barriers, heal from their past, & develop a happiness lifestyle. Her inspirational and empowering approach has been helping people all over the world for over 20 years. Her articles, poetry, and songs have been published locally and internationally. Krystal has a passion for encouraging others. She believes everyone has untapped potential for greatness, and everyone can live a life of fulfillment and true happiness. Krystal is the co-founder of New Day Counseling in Michigan. Her web sites include: BeHappy4Life.com, NewDayCounseling.org, NewSongProductions.com, Baby-Poems.com as well as Facebook.com/WordsOfInspiration, and Be Your Best blog.
     
105. Depression: Breaking Free from Its Grip - 2012-12-26 01:25:35-05
     Krystal Kuehn, MA, LPC, LLP, NCC is a psychotherapist, best-selling author, teacher, musician and songwriter. Krystal specializes in helping people live their best life now, reach their full potential, overcome barriers, heal from their past, & develop a happiness lifestyle. Her inspirational and empowering approach has been helping people all over the world for over 20 years. Her articles, poetry, and songs have been published locally and internationally. Krystal has a passion for encouraging others. She believes everyone has untapped potential for greatness, and everyone can live a life of fulfillment and true happiness. Krystal is the co-founder of New Day Counseling in Michigan. Her web sites include: BeHappy4Life.com, NewDayCounseling.org, NewSongProductions.com, Baby-Poems.com as well as Facebook.com/WordsOfInspiration, and Be Your Best blog.
     
106. Now You’ll Never Know: A Collection of Strange Stories by Caleb Casey - 2012-12-26 02:11:21-05
     Caleb Casey lives in Michigan.
     
107. Executing Execution: The Ultimate Roadmap for Choosing, Planning, & Achieving Your Most Important Goals! - 2012-12-26 02:12:48-05
     Steve is a business professional with years of experience. He's been called upon for consulting in multiple industries. Steve has a degree in Psychology, with a focus on Industrial Organizational Psych. His passion is business, psychology and motivation. Steve is a husband and father devoted to his family as well as his career.
     
108. Seventh Dimension – The Door by Lorilyn Roberts - 2012-12-26 02:13:36-05
     Lorilyn Roberts is a Christian author who writes children's picture books, adult nonfiction, memoirs, and a young adult Christian fantasy series, Seventh Dimension. The first in the series, The Door, was just published (October 2012). Lorilyn graduated Magna Cum Laude from the University of Alabama, which included international study in Israel and England. She received her Masters in Creative Writing from Perelandra College and is a graduate of the Institute of Children's Literature. Lorilyn is the founder of the John 316 Marketing Network, a network of Christian authors who are passionate about promoting books with a Christian worldview. You can contact her by email at llwroberts at cox.net.
     
109. The Glimpse: A Vision of America’s Future by Grant Carrp;; - 2012-12-26 02:13:48-05
     I am a husband to my vivacious wife Nikki, proud father of four gorgeous children and owner of 3 vicious Chihuahuas. I love to write. I grew up in a little town called Claude, Texas and began writing poetry when I was a preteen. My poetry was published when I was 14. I began writing professionally in 2005. I wrote website content and believe me, it was nothing special. In 2007, God placed a burden for the next generation on my heart. I began writing Christian plays to minster to the youth. Late in 2007, my wife and I started Child Refuge (www.childrefuge.org) to fight sexual abuse through awareness, prevention and empowerment. We are currently launching a movement called Wear Christ on Your Sleeve (www.WearChristOnYourSleeve.com) to empower Christian youth and young adults to proudly wear the name of Jesus and live a Christ-like life. I'm excited to see where God is taking me and vigorously writing the words He tells me to. I never imagined that God would use my writing for His glory. I'm on an exciting journey with God. It takes trust and endurance, but I'm humbled to be in this race.
     
110. Perfect Puppy Training: The Complete Guide to Puppy Obedience Training & Puppy Care - 2012-12-26 03:22:19-05
     Hi, I'm Mia Montagliani. I am a dog owner, dog trainer and life coach. Thanks for visiting my author's site! I have been training dogs as a hobby for over 15 years and I founded Your Dog Needs You in 2010. In this relatively short period of time I have helped more than a thousand people with my tips, blogs, articles, products and videos. I am not only a dog trainer, I am also a specialist in coaching people. This means not only do I have the know-how and experience to train dogs well, I am able to empower owners to train their own dogs; there's nothing more satisfying than seeing dog owners develop a loving and hassle-free relationship with their dogs. The secret is all about loving leadership; I am often asked how I am able to train dogs so well - I always respond "dogs love a strong leader - if you can show them whose boss in a loving way, then you'll have an obedient and loyal companion for life." I have had the privilege of working face to face with many dog and puppy owners by helping them to overcome their dogs' behavioral problems as well as enhancing their dogs' lives through obedience, health and love. I am also committed to improving the relationship between owners and their dogs. I own two Manchester Terriers, Frodo and Ziggy (you'll sometimes see them in my training videos and pictured next to my tips and articles). To you and your dog's health & happiness...