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1. Reaper of Sorrows - 2012-12-26 10:26:02-05
   When James was thirteen years old he read The Talisman, by Stephen King and Peter Straub, and a seed of an idea was planted that someday he, too, would create different worlds and realities. After a stint in the US Army, a year as a long-haul truck driver, and a couple as a log home builder, he enrolled at the University of Montana. There, he majored in Psychology and, by chance, took a creative writing course. Words started to flow, and worlds were born. James lives in Montana with his wife and his bodyguard, a Mini-Schnauzer named Jonesy.
   
2. After the Sky Fell by A.G. Kimbrough - 2012-12-26 13:11:30-05
   A.G. Kimbrough is a man with a wide range of life experiences. He grew up on the wrong side of the tracks in a small New Mexico town, and joined the Navy as soon as he turned 17. As a young man, he worked in the electronics side of the defense industry. Later, he spent over 30 years as an engineer, exec, and CEO in the welding automation industry. After a medical wakeup call, he retired to an island on the Carolina coast and ran a fishing charter business for a few years. An insatiable reader since boyhood, he started writing for his own pleasure, when bits of time were available. His published works include: BB-39 Memories of the Coastal Event After the Star Fell
   
3. DOUBLE BIND by SEB KIRBY - 2012-12-26 13:37:29-05
   Seb Kirby's debut novel, Take No More, has been widely acclaimed as a first-rate mystery thriller. Drawing from his love of classic books from H G Wells to Charles Dickens, he has mastered the art of storytelling. His second novel, Double Bind, is a psychological sci-fi thriller filled with twists and turns, a hallmark of Mr Kirby's gripping imagination.
   
4. The Wedding Shroud: A Tale of Ancient Rome - 2012-12-26 13:38:20-05
   Elisabeth Storrs has long had a passion for the history, myths and legends of the ancient world. She graduated from University of Sydney in Arts Law having studied Classics. Her curiosity piqued by an Etruscan sarcophagus depicting a couple embracing for eternity, she discovered the little known story of the struggle between Etruscan Veii and Republican Rome and the inspiration to write her first novel, The Wedding Shroud. Elisabeth lives with her husband and two sons in Sydney and over the years has worked as a solicitor, corporate lawyer and corporate governance consultant. Researched and written over a period of ten years, The Wedding Shroud vividly describes the world of Etruria, a fantastic society ultimately destroyed by Rome but which heavily influenced its conqueror's culture from republican into imperial times. The sequel, The Golden Dice, will be released in 2013.
   
5. HOW TO EAT LESS — EASILY! The Natural Weight Loss Plan for Carrying Less Weight for Life - 2012-12-26 13:39:13-05
   http://www.amazon.com/author/dennisbradford
   
6. Levi and His Magic Pants - 2012-12-26 13:39:57-05
   Doug tells stories to his own 7 children and if they like them enough then he makes them into books.
   
7. SODIUM:1 Harbinger - 2012-12-26 13:43:47-05
   I took up writing in 2011 for fun and have since been hooked. Self publishing is a blast. Aside from eBooks my writings are also available in print from my web site http://www.arsenex.com. If you are so inclined I enjoy feedback. Please send any comments to comments@arsenex.com. If you choose to read any of my works I sincerely hope you enjoy them. If so, please come back and leave a review!
   
8. The Testing of Archie Rathbone by Alex Hunter - 2012-12-26 13:44:20-05
   Alex Hunter was born in the early nineteen-sixties, when that was still considered the fashionable thing. He discovered the joys of story telling and creative writing at school, where his talents in that area were widely acknowledged. He started to write his first novel at the age of twenty-two. After completing the first thirty pages, he foolishly got a job, and this really interfered with the creative process for the next fifteen years. The Testing of Archie Rathbone, his third novel, was completed in 2012 and was published as a Kindle ebook in June 2012. He is currently working on a new novel, and has several other similar projects in mind. He has never been known to wake up on the beach of a tropical island.
   
9. A Whisper From Your Soul - 2012-12-26 13:45:33-05
   The scribe behind the Whispers… While I appear to be the “voice” here, we all know that is not the case. I simply get messages from my soul, just like you do. I am purely a conduit for universal truths that belong to us all. What I know is that we all have access to the same messages. It’s just a matter of when we choose to hear them. My hope is that you will choose to hear them now. These reminders will hopefully unlock the voice of your soul so that its messages permeate your being with its wisdom and truths. I look forward to hearing how your journey evolves. From my soul to yours- with many blessings, Drayton
   
10. The Dust in Sunlight - 2012-12-26 13:46:04-05
    Christopher Rees lives with his girlfriend Aracelis, son Daniel, and daughter Nicole in the Dominican Republic.
    
11. The Third Generation: Part 1 – Enigma - 2012-12-26 13:47:28-05
    Charlotte lives in a small town in Shropshire, England. Dystopian fiction is her favourite genre to write in because she loves being able to create societies with their own set of rules and characters and exploring certain issues that surround them. She has always wanted to be a writer and has a Master’s Degree in Creative Writing. When not writing Charlotte enjoys watching films, reading and going to concerts.
    
12. The Twelve Days Of Christmas Quiz Game Book: Crack The Secret Code - 2012-12-26 13:48:47-05
    Larissa Larsen was born in Chicago Illinois. She has a Master Degree in Education and specializes in developing character and value literature for children. She has a great passion for creating curriculum which engages children through the creative arts. Her stories and developmentally challenging texts have been used internationally to promote imaginative 21st century learning skills through story-telling. Larissa believes in engaging the whole child. Her publishing services and blog Storyteller Shop.com reflects her philosophy of lessons of wisdom through the eyes of global understanding and respect. Larissa now resides in New Orleans LA with her family and pet Yorkie Brad Warren.
    
13. The Diadem by OJ Connell - 2012-12-26 14:11:25-05
    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.
    
14. Graves’ End: A Magical Thriller - 2012-12-26 14:26:05-05
    SEAN PATRICK TRAVER is a native of Los Angeles, where he continues to live with his wife and cat. His writing explores the hidden worlds that lurk behind the sleek facade LA presents to a casual observer. In addition to the traffic jams, the film studios, and the cookie-cutter suburbs, there are opulent courtyards and private gardens high up in the Hills, as well as blank, black-market warehouses crouched down in the Valley below. There are ritual shrines hidden near the hiking trails and secret practitioners who summon the spirits left over from a thousand years of history. Suburban shamans, rogue necromancers, criminal cabals and computer-savvy witches all populate the pages of his fiction. Sean currently has several screenplays in development.
    
15. Safe Harbor - 2012-12-26 14:26:21-05
    Rosemary McCracken is a Canadian journalist who lives in Toronto. She has worked on newspapers across Canada as a reporter, arts reviewer, editorial writer and editor, and is now a freelance journalist who specializes in personal finance and the financial services industry. Safe Harbor is her first published novel. It was shortlisted for Britain's Crime Writers' Association's Debut Dagger Award in 2010.
    
16. Cupcakes by Daniel Kelley - 2012-12-26 14:30:56-05
    Daniel Kelley is a short story author and a music arranger. Over 500,000 books of his compositions and arrangements have been sold worldwide. He also mosaics, makes candles, and enjoys spinning platters on his Victrola. He and his wife Cynthia have three children and too many fish. Adair, Darcy and Adele are the names of the children.
    
17. This Time Forever by Patricia Paris - 2012-12-26 14:50:41-05
    Patricia Paris is the author of Romantic Suspense and Contemporary Romance novels, including the Glebe Point Series: This Time Forever, Letters to Gabriella, and the 2013 release, Return to Glebe Point.
    
18. Save Me, Rip Orion by Matt Bower - 2012-12-26 14:50:58-05
    Matt Bower has had several short stories published in the literary journal, The Crucible and his full-length play, If Leopold Could Talk, was a finalist in the 2002 New Century Writer playwriting competition. He is a writer and performer for the professional comedy troupe, the Cellar Dwellers. At this moment, Matt is relaxing on his deck, sipping on a Dogfish Head IPA, and listening to a Pirates baseball game on his shortwave radio. He resides in Pittsburgh, PA. Save Me, Rip Orion is his first novel.
    
19. YOU CAN SURVIVE the Very Worst Manmade and Natural Disasters: A Handbook for Self-Reliance - 2012-12-26 15:09:49-05
    Duncan Long has authored 60-plus and how-to and firearms manuals with Paladin Press, Delta Press, Lyons Press/Globe Pequot, and other publishers. Some of his technical manuals have made gone to the private libraries of the CIA, US Marines, FEMA, the FBI's Firearms Training Unit, and other government agencies. Excerpts from his books and technical drawings have also appeared in US Congressional hearings. Long’s survival articles have appeared in American Survival Guide, the Journal of American Civil Defense, and Modern Survival Magazine.
    
20. Pandora 2012: Southern Belles by Ivan Borodin - 2012-12-26 15:11:52-05
    Mr. Borodin drafts his stories longhand. He prefers to glare menacingly at lined paper as opposed to a computer screen. He also prefers leather belts to suspenders. He has written several stage plays, including Play Rough. He cried when he first picked up the pen because he was unsure if the writer’s life was right for him. He decided it was and is dealing with the aftermath now. One December night he woke, pale and unkempt and moonstruck from a vivid dream about the mall near his home in South Carolina. It could have been a scene surgically removed from Pandora, except for its happy ending. He dressed, folded his short sleeves in neat cuffs under his biceps, and cracked open a virgin composition book. Six months later, Pandora 2011: Accounts of the Cursed Shopping Center was ready for publication. Mr. Borodin is also an actor and a dialect teacher, so he spends time in California.
    
21. How To Take Better Photos – Your Guide To Taking Better Pictures From Any Camera - 2012-12-26 15:14:37-05
    HelpMePublishing.com was founded by Sensei Paul Wayne Bowman in order to bring you quality how to / help me information.
    
22. JACK in the BOX by Hanna Allen - 2012-12-26 15:14:51-05
    A few years ago, I spent a night in the Icehotel in the north of Sweden, not far from the Arctic Circle. The Icehotel is built entirely of ice and snow, melting into the river in spring, and rebuilt in autumn. During the day it's a museum, and the rooms house ice statues. But at night it becomes a hotel. As I lay in my candle-lit room on an ice bed strewn with reindeer skins, staring at the velvet curtain which served as a door, it suddenly struck me that anyone could creep in as I slept. And murder me. The killer could melt into the background, face and identity hidden beneath a snowsuit and ski mask. There would be no fingerprints, no clues left behind. A murder made easy. The seeds for a novel germinated in my mind. I started writing, took some writing classes, continued writing, took some more writing classes and, after heaps of editing and rewriting, completed my book. The finished product is my debut novel, ICEHOTEL. My career has been in education. I've worked as a researcher, a maths teacher, in IT support and in information management (the last two at the University of St Andrews in Scotland). Writing now takes up most of my time, something I do in the peace and tranquility of a fishing village situated On the Edge of the Known World in Scotland. When I feel the need for excitement, I travel (sometimes only as far as Edinburgh). My other big passion is music. I play duets with the children of my close friends (I, badly on the piano, and they, brilliantly on a variety of instruments) and I am also a closet opera lover. JACK in the BOX is the first of a trilogy featuring Von Valenti.
    
23. The Natural Human Diet For Health by Patrick Genesse - 2012-12-26 15:40:03-05
    Patrick Genesse was born in August 1989 in a small town of the province of Quebec, Canada. He became interested in nutrition and health in his late teens after years of battling against excess weight, acne, and other health problems. Patrick officially decided to become a vegetarian at 21 years old, after learning that eating meat was not only unnecessary, but even harmful. This realization was a huge relief for him, as he never liked the idea of eating "dead animals", as he likes to say. Less than a year later, Patrick discovered the raw foods diet. What he learned convinced him to switch to a vegan, mostly raw lifestyle. His diet is now based mostly on fruits. This change helped him recover from most of his health problems. He now wants to help other people do the same.
    
24. Clutch by J. A. Huss - 2012-12-26 15:40:43-05
    J.A. Huss writes new adult speculative and science fiction as well as an entire line of science non-fiction textbooks that cater to home learners. She has an undergraduate degree in equine science and a graduate degree in forensic toxicology. She adores everything science and considers herself a major geek! Her first series is called I Am Just Junco.
    
25. Healing For The Broken Hearted: Discover Lasting Freedom in Christ - 2012-12-26 16:02:39-05
    Shelley Hitz is an award-winning and international best-selling author. Her openness and vulnerability as she shares her own story of hope and healing through her books will inspire and encourage you. Shelley has been ministering to teens since 1998 alongside her husband, CJ. They currently travel and speak to teens and adults around the country. Shelley's main passion is to share God's truth and the freedom in Christ she has found with others. She does this through her books, websites and speaking engagements. You can find more about Shelley at www.ShelleyHitz.com or invite her to speak at your event here: www.ChristianSpeakers.tv
    
26. Why Are Turtles So Crazy Awesome? by Mary and Stewart Hill - 2012-12-26 16:46:55-05
    Mary Hill is an award-winning writer and the former director of a regional history museum. Her husband Stewart Hill is a paleobiologist who has collected fossils as far north as the arctic circle. He is also the former director of a nationally accredited science museum and learning center. Both Mary and Stewart are longtime educators and nature enthusiasts. They live in an old house in the country with four children, two cats, and a huge, huggable dog. They are not turtle experts, but they are turtle lovers, and they frequently welcome Eastern Box Turtles as house guests.
    
27. Ascendancy - 2012-12-26 17:37:57-05
    Jennifer Vale grew up in a sleepy Midwestern town where cow-tipping was a real thing but other gaming girls weren’t. She’s not bitter about it, though. Really. She is an avid fencer, a passable equestrian, and a horrific dancer. Her house is still owned by the bank, but her cat assures her that he’s working on it.
    
28. Spirited Away – A Novel of the Stolen Irish by Maggie Plummer - 2012-12-26 17:38:36-05
    Maggie Plummer is a writer and editor who lives in northwest Montana. Along the winding trail to becoming a novelist, she has worked as a journalist, book publicist, census enumerator, school bus driver, field interviewer, waitress, post office clerk, fish processor, library clerk, retail salesperson, Good Humor girl, fishing boat first mate, race horse hot walker, apple picker, and bus girl. Maggie is the author of "Passing It On: Voices from the Flathead Indian Reservation," published in 2008 by Salish Kootenai College Press (Pablo, Montana). This is her first published novel.
    
29. Caveman Family Favorites: Yummy Paleofied Breakfast Recipes For One Incredible Month by Lauren Pope - 2012-12-26 17:39:44-05
    Lauren Pope resides in New England with her teenage son, Britton, and their Great Dane. When she is not on campus enlightening America’s youth about the ingenuity of ancient civilizations, she is busy training for triathlons. Pope has been a proud cavewoman on a Paleofied diet for over a decade and enjoys boasting that she has never been sick (not even once!) since she started eating a healthier, more natural diet.
    
30. Cold Night Warm Belly: 35 Vegetarian Slow Cooker Recipes For The Veggie Lover - 2012-12-26 17:41:46-05
    Paul Allen is a part-time chef, but full-time slow cooker enthusiast. His mission is to show everyone that slow cooked meals can be delicious, gourmet, and down-right satisfying. The Cold Night Warm Belly Series is his first published work.
    
31. Stress Survival Super Strategies: Amazing Benefits - 2012-12-26 17:42:53-05
    Richard Porter has more than a 1,000 articles online. Three months ago he started writing short stories. He has seen success with article marketing and now he has gone over to Kindle. Word smith maybe, time will tell. He also plays blues guitar.
    
32. Family Pieces by Misa Rush - 2012-12-26 17:43:57-05
    When the inspiration first struck to begin writing a novel, Misa Rush had no idea where she'd find the time. Most of FAMILY PIECES was written between 1:00-2:00 A.M. Add two pregnancies, a three-year-old, a husband, a household, then throw in an economic downturn for her insurance agency just to complicate the task a wee bit more...and it's sheer determination that completed the task. Determination has never been lacking in her persona. Growing up, she competed in gymnastics for 18 years including four on a full-ride scholarship to Eastern Michigan University. She's also ran two and a half marathons, the half of which holds a story all its own. Misa Rush graduated from Arizona State University with a Masters of Business Administration. She currently resides in Gilbert, Arizona with her husband and two children. Follow us at www.facebook.com/familypieces. www.misarush.com
    
33. Lesser Angels - 2012-12-26 19:03:47-05
    For over twenty-five years, Ken Hensley has worked as a pastor in San Diego, San Francisco, Atlanta, and Denver. As a communicator, he believes in the power of stories to move, challenge, and inspire people. He and his wife, Tonya, have two children and now reside in Highlands Ranch, CO.
    
34. Givin’ Up The Ghost by Gwen Gardner - 2012-12-26 19:05:06-05
    Gwen Gardner worked in corporate America for many years. When her yearning to write got the best of her, she quit her job, moved to the mountains and began to write. Her favorite things are writing, reading, running and travel. She holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in English literature.
    
35. Cook the Part, by Karin Eastham - 2012-12-26 19:05:39-05
    While raising a family and entertaining, both for business and for fun, Karin spent over 25 years in senior management jobs in finance and operations management, primarily for life science companies. She currently consults, and serves on more public company boards than any other woman in the state of California. She has also been acknowledged with several business awards, including: San Diego Women Who Mean Business 2004 UCSD Athena Technology Pinnacle Award 2007 Corporate Directors Forum Director of the Year Award 2007
    
36. Lord of the Abbey - 2012-12-26 19:11:56-05
    K. R. Richards' passion is writing. She is an enthusiastic Anglophile, who loves history, archaeology, and researching! She was a member of Romance Writers of America and the Phoenix Desert Rose Chapter for thirteen years. Recently, she was blessed with the opportunity to seriously pursue her dream of writing. K. R. has definite New Age beliefs and appreciates the beliefs and beauty of many religions. She is an Intuitive Medium who has taught many classes on subjects from Angels to Psychic Development. She has long wanted to incorporate her love of history with her love of the Psychic and Spiritual Realm into her writing, hence the Lords of Avalon Series. K. R. is a desert rat and although she calls Arizona home, she is temporarily living in northeast Mississippi. She has two spectacular sons, a lovely daughter-in-law, and two beautiful grandchildren. Recently, K. R. was asked to be a Co-Admin on the Facebook site, Johnny Depp Addiction. She is proud to be a part of the Johnny Depp Addiction Family. JDA is a wonderful site that celebrates the life, career and works of the actor/director, musician and artist, Johnny Depp, with great integrity. JDA respects the privacy of Johnny and his family and does not allow gossip or rumors to be posted. Book 2 in the Lords of Avalon series, Lords of Honor, was released on July 3, 2012. Book 3, Lords of Retribution, will be released in January 2013. Book 4, Lords of Atonement will be released in 2013. The first Lords of Avalon Series Novella, Lord Greyton's Fall From Grace, was released in October 2012. For updates on the series visit: www.facebook.com/K.R.Richards.author
    
37. Mrs. Lieutenant: A Sharon Gold Novel - 2012-12-26 19:12:57-05
    Phyllis Zimbler Miller is the author of fiction and nonfiction books as well as the co-founder of the online marketing company Miller Mosaic LLC. She blogs on book publishing and book marketing topics at www.PhyllisZimblerMiller.com
    
38. Lt. Commander Mollie Sanders: A Thriller - 2012-12-26 19:13:32-05
    Phyllis Zimbler Miller is the author of fiction and nonfiction books as well as the co-founder of the online marketing company Miller Mosaic LLC. She blogs on book publishing and book marketing topics, especially Amazon, at www.PhyllisZimblerMiller.com
    
39. Two Birds With One Stone: Rebecca Stone Mystery Short Stories - 2012-12-26 19:14:46-05
    Phyllis Zimbler Miller is the author of fiction and nonfiction books as well as the co-founder of the online marketing company Miller Mosaic LLC. She blogs on book publishing and book marketing topics, especially Amazon, at www.PhyllisZimblerMiller.com
    
40. CIA Fall Guy: A Spy Thriller - 2012-12-26 19:17:34-05
    Phyllis Zimbler Miller is the author of fiction and nonfiction books as well as the co-founder of the online marketing company Miller Mosaic LLC. She blogs on book publishing and book marketing topics, especially Amazon, at www.PhyllisZimblerMiller.com
    
41. Cast the First Stone: A Rebecca Stone Mystery - 2012-12-26 19:27:40-05
    Phyllis Zimbler Miller is the author of fiction and nonfiction books as well as the co-founder of the online marketing company Miller Mosaic LLC. She blogs on book publishing and book marketing topics, especially Amazon, at www.PhyllisZimblerMiller.com
    
42. DARK MOON by Rebecca York - 2012-12-26 19:28:28-05
    Rebecca York has written over 140 books. She is a recipient of the Romance Writers of America Centennial Award. USA Today best-selling author. Career Achievement awards from RT Book Reviews Magazine in Series Romantic Suspense and Series Romantic Mystery. Five-time winner of the New Jersey Romance Writers Golden Leaf Award--twice for best novella, twice for best paranormal novel, and once for best long contemporary novel.
    
43. The 10 Habits of Successful Writers - 2012-12-26 19:29:03-05
    Diana Bocco is a full-time freelance writer and author. Her work appears regularly in top publications throughout the world, from Marie Claire and Writer's Digest to Adirondack Life, Self and Dog Fancy. Diana writes both fiction and non-fiction and also teaches writing workshops through CoffeeHouseForWriters.com Diana is an avid traveler who has lived in five countries on three continents and is currently based in Thailand. Visit www.dianabocco.com for more info on Diana's work.
    
44. CHAINED by Rebecca York - 2012-12-26 19:35:12-05
    Rebecca York has written over 140 books. She is a recipient of the Romance Writers of America Centennial Award. USA Today best-selling author. Career Achievement awards from RT Book Reviews Magazine in Series Romantic Suspense and Series Romantic Mystery. Five-time winner of the New Jersey Romance Writers Golden Leaf Award--twice for best novella, twice for best paranormal novel, and once for best long contemporary novel.
    
45. Cut The Fat After 40 by Karen Morrison - 2012-12-26 19:36:11-05
    Karen Morrison is a young adult author who enjoys writing stories for preteens. She is a wife and mother of three who lives just outside of Atlanta.
    
46. In The Arms of a Stranger by Kimberley Reeves - 2012-12-26 19:44:05-05
    Writing has been a true passion all my life but it is only been since 2008 that I decided to stop dreaming of completing a novel and actually do it. I have written over 40 novels and am working on my next release.
    
47. You Vs World – Youth Ministry Handbook by Dave Reardon - 2012-12-26 19:45:18-05
    Dave Reardon was a former political journalist with several major Australian newspapers before he resigned to run YouthAlive. He is now the Generations Pastor at Shirelive Church in Sydney, Australia, and travels extensively speaking to youth and young adults on issues of faith and leadership.
    
48. Collapse - 2012-12-26 19:46:15-05
    Richard Stephenson is a fifteen year veteran of law enforcement, beginning with the United States Army as a Military Policeman and currently working in federal law enforcement. Richard's true passion is in writing. His novel, "Collapse," is the first book in a four part series entitled "New America"
    
49. Michael’s Irish Magic - 2012-12-26 19:48:31-05
    Brian Hunt is a writer and publisher
    
50. Personal Justice 1 by Spyder - 2012-12-26 19:59:21-05
    I, Spyder (aka: Kathleen Deveaney-Brown), decided to write my first Book after reading Savage Autumn by Constance O'Banyon, an author who was truly inspiring to me. For the past twenty-five years I have written over twenty novels. I live with my husband in Illinois, along with my three grandchildren: Joseph, Taliah, and Marshall, three dogs, and a cat that lives up to her name, Ninja! I was born and raised on a farm in Hickory, Pennsylvania, the youngest of seven--five brothers and one sister. Growing up was hell!
    
51. Personal Justice 2 by Spyder - 2012-12-26 20:03:21-05
    I, Spyder (aka: Kathleen Deveaney-Brown), decided to write my first Book after reading Savage Autumn by Constance O'Banyon, an author who was truly inspiring to me. For the past twenty-five years I have written over twenty novels. I live with my husband in Illinois, along with my three grandchildren: Joseph, Taliah, and Marshall, three dogs, and a cat that lives up to her name, Ninja! I was born and raised on a farm in Hickory, Pennsylvania, the youngest of seven--five brothers and one sister. Growing up was hell!
    
52. Legend of The Cathars by Judith Mann - 2012-12-26 20:04:01-05
    Judith Mann, an intrepid traveler/photographer/writer, has spent much of her productive life investigating the sacred in Europe and South East Asia. Five trips to Europe and Armenia led Mann to writing and publishing 'The Trail of Gnosis', a book that focuses primarily on medieval Gnostics, the Cathars, gnostic background, beliefs, symbols and sacred destinations in France, Spain, Bosnia and Armenia. Pacific Rim Press has published her revised 4th edition of 'The Trail of Gnosis' in July, 2012 and published the introductory 'Legend of The Cathars' in November, 2012 as a concise Kindle book.
    
53. Your Customer Creation Equation by Brian Massey - 2012-12-26 20:06:47-05
    Brian Massey calls himself The Computer Scientist and he has the lab coat to prove it. A trained Computer Scientist, Brian realized soon after college that his social skills would doom him in the computer programming field. He took a sales job out of college, but ended up in marketing where his skills as a scientist could be less ignored. It was the beginning of the golden age of online marketing, and he wasn't satisfied to spend his days sending mass emails. To fully spread his scientific wings, Brian began his own online marketing laboratory and called it Conversion Sciences. Now, with almost 20 years of online marketing experience, this programmer / marketer / entrepreneur has helped thousands of companies of all sizes from all industries be successful on the Web. Brian is a husband, father of two, national speaker, writer and consultant living in Austin, Texas, where life and the Internet are hopelessly entwined.
    
54. Johnny Came Home by Tony Breeden - 2012-12-26 20:07:20-05
    Tony Breeden is an author, creation speaker, apologist and Gospel preacher from West Virginia. He is the founder of DefGen.org, CreationLetter.com and CreationSundays.com. Keep up-to-date on his latest writing projects at http://TonyBreedenBooks.com
    
55. Ecuador Explorer by Steven J. Charbonneau - 2012-12-26 20:10:48-05
    Born and raised in Stowe, Vermont, Mr. Charbonneau traveled to Ecuador at twenty-three, fell in love and married. These seemingly innocuous events would set the stage in motion for his story of political turmoil, coup d'etats, romance, deceit, embezzlement, theft, smuggling, spying, kidnapping, possible murder and betrayal. Mr. Charbonneau is the proud parent of five and hails from Vermont and Nevada.
    
56. Successful eBook Publishing: The Complete How-to Guide for Creating and Launching Your Amazon Kindle eBook by David Wogahn - 2012-12-26 20:20:25-05
    No stranger to digital publishing, David Wogahn created his first eBooks in 1991, produced multimedia CD-ROMs for ABC Sports in 1995 and has developed dozens of websites, many of those for the largest university athletic departments in America. Wogahn is managing partner of eBook publishing and consulting firm SellBox, a specialist in eBook conversion and branded content publishing. To learn more visit: SuccessfulEBookPublishing.com or SellBox.com.
    
57. All She Wants for New Year’s — A Contemporary Erotic Holiday Romance (All She Wants #2) Share your own customer images All She Wants for New Year’s — A Contemporary Erotic Holiday Romance (All She Wants #2) - 2012-12-26 20:32:59-05
    Hello, Nathan here. I've always had an interest in writing erotic romance, but have only recently begun putting pen to paper in pursuit of this dream. As a debut author, feedback and criticism from readers is of vital importance to me. If you've purchased this book, I want to hear from you! Whether you hate this book or love it, I implore you to please leave a review on my Amazon page and let me know your thoughts. Thank you very much, and happy holidays. Best wishes, Nathan
    
58. Goldenhood by Jessica L. Randall - 2012-12-26 21:02:22-05
    I am a mother of five who runs a photography business and loves music and decorating and art but I feel the need for still more creative outlets and learning experiences, so I've thrown myself into writing as well. I've always been a book lover, and have always wanted to write, but didn't have the confidence until a story came to me with enough details that I finally believed I could do it. Writing my first book has been an awesome experience.
    
59. The Day of First Sun - 2012-12-26 21:47:48-05
    Sheryl Steines' mind is chaotic and surprising and it shows in her writing. Never one to sit back and see what may come, Sheryl is driven to write everyday. Somehow, amidst the chaos, she finds the time to volunteer and give talks to book clubs and students about her writing. She even walked the Avon Breast Cancer walk two years in a row. Sheryl's series Annie Loves Cham is full of surprises and mystery. Refusing to be restricted by genre Sheryl has taken the characters she loves and set them in new situations which test them and their friendships. The second book in the series is set to release in late summer 2012. Sheryl can be found on Twitter, Facebook, or her blog. She also encourages her readers to email her and let her know what you think of Annie and Cham!
    
60. If You Wore the Uniform… You’re a Brown! (Volume 1) - 2012-12-26 22:22:04-05
    Born and raised in Southeastern Ohio, author Shannon Duffy now lives in an idyllic town in sunny Southern California with her two sons, a cat, a pack of coyotes, a family of raccoons, and one lone skunk. When not role playing as Mother Nature, she enjoys going for motorcycle rides and teaching art to young kids. She has been quoted by CNN on multiple occasions as well as iVillage, Galtime, Motherpedia and Parenting Magazine, offering up advice and tips on parenting. Her published book credits include the young adult novel Stormy Knight Prom Queen of the Undead, The Couples Guide to Pregnancy & Beyond and If You Wore the Uniform... You're a Brown Volume 1. Visit her online at: ShannonMarieDuffy.com and iLoveMyBrowns.com She can be reached at ParentingEditor@yahoo.com Barry Taylor has been a Browns fan since high school. Bored with retirement, he wanted more in life. A good friend of his told him that, with his sports knowledge, he should write a book. Since he had already put on three golf tournaments and met several ex-Professional football players, he knew the stories they told were priceless. So he started interviewing players in order to create this book to share with Cleveland Browns Fans.
    
61. Promises - 2012-12-26 22:26:40-05
    E. G. Lewis lived, worked, and traveled the back roads of Kentucky's Appalachian hill country for many years. Memories of this wonderfully wild place and its people became the inspiration for his novel PROMISES. A former newspaper Editor, his articles have appeared in regional and national magazines. He is the author of nine books.
    
62. How To Write And Self Publish Your Own Book: 7 Steps To A Finished Product in 30 Days by Joani Ward - 2012-12-26 23:04:04-05
    Joani was born and raised in St. Louis, MO. Her Mom, Zora, and two brothers, William, Jr. and Kelvin, Sr. still reside in St. Louis. Joani's Dad, William, Sr., succumbed to prostate cancer in May 2007. Joani came to Washington, DC to attend Howard University, and made DC her home. She left Howard University after her sophomore year and later attended George Washington University; receiving a Bachelor's Degree in Business Administration. Joani furthered her education by attending The Johns Hopkins University, Carey School of Business, and received an MBA, with a concentration in Corporate Finance in May 2001. Joani is an Adjunct Professor at Trinity Washington University in the School of Professional Studies MBA Program. She has been a Professor at Trinity since August 2006. Joani's subject matter expertise is Financial Decision Making and Managerial Accounting. On the first night of every class she has taught, she tells her students she expects A's, and she does everything in her power to prepare her students to make A's.
    
63. Benicia Belle - 2012-12-27 00:50:00-05
    L. J. Martin is the author of 32 book length works (westerns, historicals, mysteries, thrillers, and non-ficiton), and has a number of screenplays, one of which was optioned by a major NBC approved producer. His five non-fiction books include: KILLING CANCER (he's a two time cancer survivor), WRITE COMPELLING FICTION, an instructional work for aspiring authors, MYRTLE MAE & THE CREW, a book of cartoons, FROM THE PEA PATCH, a conservative political series of essays, and COOKING WILD & WONDERFUL, a cookbook with story content. He and his wife Kat live in Montana in the Spring, Summer, and Fall and on the California coast in the Winter. His wife, Kat Martin, is a NYT bestsellling, internationally published, romantic suspense and historical romance author published in over a dozen foreign languages and in 2 dozen countries. When not writing, L. J. is cooking and developing recipes for his webpage www.wolfpackranch.com, hunting, fishing, or hauling his cameras around the high country, or promoting their careers. He has two dozen novels and non-fiction works listed on Amazon and Kindle. Join him on facebook on his author page L. J. Martin, his cooking page The Kitchen at Wolfpack Ranch, and his personal page Larry J. Martin. Search youtube for ljmartinwolfpack to view one of the one hundred videos he has posted. *********************
    
64. Tempting Trouble by Gennita Low - 2012-12-27 01:02:23-05
    Gennita Low writes sexy military and techno spy-fi romance. She also co-owns a roof construction business and knows 600 ways to kill with roofing tools as well as yell at her workers in five languages. A three-time Golden Heart finalist, her first book, Into Danger, about a SEAL out-of-water, won the Romantic Times Reviewers Choice Award for Best Romantic Intrigue. Besides her love for SEALs, she works with an Airborne Ranger who taught her all about mental toughness and physical endurance. Gennita lives in Florida with her mutant poms and one chubby squirrel. Read about spy agencies whose deadly operatives
    
65. 2013 THE YEAR OF THE CYNIC: Weekly Warnings & Witticisms for the Unluckiest Year by Larry Butler - 2012-12-27 14:12:10-05
    Larry Butler spent his professional life in the rock 'n' roll touring business, being careful to be home fro Christmas each year for the family traditions with his wife and daughter. Larry is now a professional writer and lecture tour speaker, touching on advice to fathers and daughters, musicians and entertainers, and college students looking for their dream jobs. They're all taken from his 40 years of entertainment business experiences, shot full of humor and sarcasm. All the current titles can be found at Amazon Author Central: http://www.amazon.com/Larry-Butler/e/B008G8TLM6
    
66. Love Travels Forever - 2012-12-27 14:47:36-05
    Jaye Frances is the author of "The Kure," a paranormal-occult romance novel, "The Possibilities of Amy," a coming-of-age romance, "The Cruise-All That Glitters," a humorous adult satire on romance about a bachelor taking his first cruise vacation, "The Beach," a sci-fi fantasy about a man who is given the opportunity to receive his ultimate wish and lives to regret it, and "Love Travels Forever," a collection of poignant short stories and essays. She is also a featured columnist for the NUSA SUN magazine. Born in the Midwest, Jaye readily admits that her life’s destination has been the result of an open mind and a curiosity about all things irreverent. When she’s not consumed by her writing, Jaye enjoys cooking, traveling to all places tropical and “beachy” and taking pictures—lots of pictures—many of which find their way to her website. Jaye lives on the central gulf coast of Florida, sharing her home with one husband, six computers, four cameras, and several hundred pairs of shoes. For more information, visit Jaye’s website at www.jayefrances.com, or Jaye’s Blog at http://blog.jayefrances.com
    
67. The Museum of Sudden Disappearances by Thomas Davidson - 2012-12-27 15:27:58-05
    Thomas Davidson's early attempts at storytelling began at St. Veronica's Grade School near Detroit. The classroom windows provided a view of the sky. Staring at sailing clouds and daydreaming sure beat staring at a nun with a pointer, and numbers or diagrams on the blackboard. Fast forward years later. He writes at a desk by a window, and stares at clouds. Everything has changed. Nothing has changed. His head is still in the clouds. He is the author of THE MUSEUM OF SUDDEN DISAPPEARANCES (Libboo Edition, 2012), a thriller with humor. His nonfiction has appeared in The Boston Phoenix, and is excerpted in the national bestseller Missing Beauty by Teresa Carpenter, a Pulitzer Prize-winning crime reporter. His short fiction has appeared in MudRock: Stories and Tales, The American Drivel Review, A Twist of Noir, and Powder Burn Flash. His humor column appeared at The Electronic Drivel Review, ADR's online supplement. www.libboo.com/read/the-museum-of-sudden-disappearances
    
68. Weather Birds High - 2012-12-27 15:39:29-05
    Neville Sherriff lives in the famous whale watching town of Hermanus, South Africa – considered by experts to be the best land based whale watching spot in the world. He has published two previous novels with Pan MacMillan UK and a small business marketing book.
    
69. Mai Tai Butterfly, by JoAnn Bassett - 2012-12-27 17:08:02-05
    JoAnn Bassett grew up in Seattle, but always preferred palm trees to pine trees. She ran a business and raised a son, hoping to someday make a day at the beach an everyday reality. In 1996 she and her husband bought a home on Maui, making the dream a reality. Now she lives in Arizona, but still enjoys spending her days writing about life in the islands.
    
70. C’est la Vie (Raja Williams Series) by Jack Thompson - 2012-12-27 17:08:36-05
    Jack Thompson is a professional writer, finding voices in a number of different genres. So far he has written a wide variety, including children's stories, fairy tales, science fiction, paranormal romance, political thrillers and mystery detective stories. He's even written a book of poetry. As an avid reader he has enjoyed an even wider variety from classic Greek literature to modern horror. According to Jack, whether reading or writing, what makes a story great is how well it communicates to the reader. Whether presenting him with a hero he wishes he could be or a villain he chooses to hate, the characters must relate to the reader on a personal level. A reader will leave a good story in an improved condition. He may have learned something new about the world or himself, or simply been well entertained. That's why Jack writes.
    
71. Pinocchio, or The Stars Are Not Wanted Now - 2012-12-27 17:09:08-05
    Jason Rodriguez is a writer and editor, whose books have been nominated for an Eisner Award and 8 Harvey Awards. Jason is currently editing a series of comic anthologies about colonial New England and the Mid-Atlantic region for Fulcrum Publishing scheduled to start being released in 2014. He is also creating a series of low-cost sci-fi stories for children exclusively distributed via Amazon Kindle. Jason lives in Arlington, VA with his wife and their two dogs, four cats, and a parrot. You can usually find him on a street corner, staring out into the future.
    
72. Heaven’s Withered Flower by Jane Mayor - 2012-12-27 17:09:56-05
    A new author that enjoys the work and passion involved in bringing a story together, and then presenting it.
    
73. Two Shadows – the inspirational story of one man’s triumph over adversity by Charlie Winger - 2012-12-27 17:13:56-05
    Charlie Winger is a prolific mountaineer with a passion for climbing lists of peaks: the 200 highest mountains in Colorado, the 50 state highpoints, over 100 USGS-named peaks in Death Valley, the 57 ultra-prominence peaks in the lower US, the highest mountains in North and South America, Europe, Africa, and Australia, and many more lists few people understand. Charlie and his wife, Diane, live in Colorado and are co-authors of several guidebooks on outdoor recreation. He makes killer Belgian waffles, tells numerous sick jokes, and enjoys telling climbing stories almost as much as he loves actually getting "out there."
    
74. The Harvest - 2012-12-27 17:14:44-05
    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 …
    
75. Fluke - 2012-12-27 17:15:18-05
    Bart Hopkins is originally from Galveston, Texas, but has lived in Mississippi, Louisiana, Tennessee, South Korea, and Germany. His passions include reading, traveling, photography, writing, and sharing time with his beautiful wife and children. This is his first novel. David Elliott is a Florida native currently living in North Carolina. He is a father of four daughters, and he has spent time in Florida, Nebraska, Germany, South Korea, Bosnia, and Iraq. He has been writing since he was a teenager and has completed a number of short stories. FLUKE is his first completed novel and he is currently working on his next novel, Cherokee Spleen.
    
76. Everything Zing: Winter by Grant Stone - 2012-12-27 17:17:19-05
    Like most of his generation, Grant Stone blames his parents. In this case, that's a very good thing. His father was an English teacher, and his mother taught 2nd grade, so his profession as the author of "Everything Zing" shouldn't come as a surprise... even though it's taken almost four decades to realize. More importantly, his parents took their three sons (Grant being the oldest) on endless summer vacations. Camping all across America as a kid... is it any wonder he caught an unquenchable case of wanderlust? Grant graduated with a triple Business degree (Accounting, Marketing & Management), but his career has always focused on writing and exploration. For over a decade, he's worked as the Editor on Crystal Cruises' luxury vessels, traveling to hundreds of destinations in over 145 countries. At the mention of "Everything Zing," Grant will probably grow an irrepressible grin. At this point, he's the only one who truly knows everything Zing because he's written Winter, Spring, Summer & Fall. He's keeping the secrets, but he can't wait to share the entire series.
    
77. The Monster - 2012-12-27 17:18:21-05
    Roxanne Crouse loves cats, roller coasters, reading, and photography. She owns her own photography company and specializes in weddings. As a young girl she wanted to be a writer and wrote her first novel, A Dream Trip to England, at the age of fourteen. That novel will never see the light of day ever again.
    
78. Psalm 119: Thy Word is a Lamp unto My Feet - 2012-12-27 17:19:10-05
    Deborah H. Bateman is an Author, publisher, blogger and website designer. Deborah was born and raised in South Carolina, where she still resides with her husband. She has two beautiful daughters and five precious grandchildren. Besides writing and publishing books, Deborah enjoys cooking, interior decorating, and crafts. Deborah has published five books in the Daily-Bible-Reading Series, they are: "The Book of Ruth: A Story of Love and Redemption," "The Book of Esther: A Story of Love and Favor," "Beatitudes: How to Live a Blessed Life," and "Finding Our Identity in Christ," "The Book of Ezra: A Story of Provision and Protection," "Psalm 119: Thy Word is a Lamp unto My Feet." She also has published a book about self-publishing called: "Self-Publishing Simplified: How to Publish a Book on Kindle." Deborah is the founder of Christian Daily Resources, a Christian online ministry dedicated to "Sharing God's Word". Deborah is the author of Daily-Bible-Reading blog and Bible Verse Tweet blog where she shares daily Bible studies and Bible verses. at: http://daily-bible-reading.com and http://bibleversetweet.com Also, you can check out her website at: http://ChristianDailyResources.com. Deborah looks forward to "Sharing God's Word" with you. Check out Deborah's author site at: http://DeborahHBateman.com/. Deborah also has a blog on her author site where she shares self-publishing tips, digital publishing tips, indie publishing tips, book marketing tips, writing tips, and social media tips check it out at: http://DeborahHBateman.com/blog
    
79. Seven Strange Years: Real Letters – Strange Stories. - 2012-12-27 17:35:39-05
    R.j Ruud is a criminal. He’s a felon. He had a record before he even hit puberty. A horrible student, college was never considered. He was running from the law by twenty-one, fleeing the cold Minnesota country for the bustling city of Phoenix. But the heat closed in long before summer. Hiding in the mountains of Colorado kept him under the radar for a few years. He even managed to work his way into a good career at a ski resort — ending abruptly with a lawsuit. He was hiding out at his father’s house in Northern Minnesota when the cops finally hauled him away in handcuffs. R.j was fairly law abiding for the next seven years — probation and incarceration are the only explanation. He took a few classes. He wrote a few screenplays. He produced two feature films and dozens of music videos with a production company in Minneapolis. He built a website to display the strange stories from his old notebooks. And then he fled Minnesota for the mountains of Colorado as soon he was released from probation. A good for nothing, ski-bum, slacker. But seriously, I’m a writer. Everything else is research.
    
80. i2 by James Bannone - 2012-12-27 17:39:58-05
    James Bannon is an eclectic creative force, writer of screenplays, episodic television and movies. He is one of the most in-demand voice actors in Hollywood today, having worked on thousands of network and cable television dramas. A dedicated world traveler, he is fluent in six languages. He has ventured into strange and challenging locales to satisfy his curiosity about life and people; he has experienced civil wars, revolutions, fascist regimes, communist dictatorships, as well as moments of great beauty and revelation in the distant jungles, mountains and exotic cities of our planet. I2 is his first novel. He is currently working on a project which has propelled him into the arcane universe of large spectacle fireworks. In the process he has become a certified pyrotechnician.
    
81. Dancing to the End of Love Part 2 – Man Dog Bitch by Adrian White - 2012-12-27 17:40:38-05
    Adrian White is an English writer who has lived in Ireland for over twenty years. His first novel, An Accident Waiting to Happen, was published in print by Penguin Books - as was his second novel, Where the Rain Gets In. Dancing to the End of Love is published exclusively as an ebook and can be read as a standalone or as part of the much longer complete story.
    
82. Lionel’s Christmas Adventure: Lionel Learns the True Meaning of Christmas by Paul R. Hewlett - 2012-12-27 18:20:07-05
    Paul R. Hewlett is the author of the Lionel’s Grand Adventure series. Lionel’s Christmas Adventure: Lionel Learns the True Meaning of Christmas is the third book in the series. His debut book, Lionel’s Grand Adventure: Lionel and the Golden Rule, was released in December of 2011, followed by Lionel Turns the Other Cheek in March of 2012. In addition to writing the Lionel’s Grand Adventure books, Paul co-authors a children's /young adult blog called Sher A. Hart: Writing As Art.
    
83. The Sky Between Two Worlds - 2012-12-27 18:43:15-05
    Glen Books is a graduate of MIT (Physics), Rutgers (Mathematics and Biology) and Columbia University (Law). He spent much of his career in patent law at Bell Telephone Laboratories. Non-professional hobbies and activities included intercollegiate debating at MIT, Judo at the Bell Labs Judo Club, and fencing. He lives in New Jersey with his family and two dogs.
    
84. Wampus Springs – Mark of the Wolf - 2012-12-27 19:34:36-05
    I live in Ingersoll, Ontario and enjoy writing my novels with a link to my area. 'Wampus Springs - Mark of the Wolf', is my debut novel and is set in the fictional town of Ridgeway, Ontario. Ridgeway is a combination of all my favorite places I grew up in. It's a collage of Ridgetown, Rondeau park and every other water front paradise Southern Ontario has to offer. 'Taken - Before her very Eyes', my second novel, is set in my home town of Chatham, Ontario. 'Pat's Wish' is my first children's picture book, and was unbelievably fun to create. Keep up to date on facebook or check out my site at WWW.WADEFAUBERT.COM
    
85. A Father’s Tears: Commemorative Edition - 2012-12-27 19:35:10-05
    David McColl wrote "A Father's Tears" to offer solace to families that have lost loved ones and especially to father's who have lost a child. The book reaches out to anyone who is having difficulty dealing with grief. Born in Brantford, Ontario, Canada, he grew up in Ottawa and now lives with his wife Monica and his daughter Alanna in Aylmer, Quebec. He was compelled to write the book because of the tragic death on his son Anthony.
    
86. Contamination Prequel (Post-Apocalyptic Zombie Series) - 2012-12-27 19:36:55-05
    T.W. Piperbrook was born and raised in Connecticut. He has been writing since childhood, but Contamination is his first published work. In addition to writing, the author has also spent time as a full-time touring musician, touring across the US, Canada, and Europe. He now lives with his wife, a son, and a Boston Terrier that hates squirrels.
    
87. The Strega and the Dreamer by Theresa C. Dintino - 2012-12-27 19:37:26-05
    Theresa C. Dintino is the author of Stories They Told Me, a novel of Shamanism and Goddess Spirituality set in Minoan Crete and Ode to Minoa, the odyssey of a Snake Priestess in Bronze Age Crete. Her great-grandmother was a Strega. This book is based on the true story of her great-grandparents. http://www.thestregaandthedreamer.com
    
88. Chasing Thunderbirds by Roger Emile Stouff - 2012-12-27 19:38:02-05
    Roger Emile Stouff is a member of the Chitimacha Nation of Louisiana and son of the tribe's last traditional chief. He makes his home on the reservation, writes, fly fishes on waters his people have lived upon for eight thousand years. He is the author of Native Waters, a memoir.
    
89. Finding Tina 1 - 2012-12-27 19:38:33-05
    Twenty-two years ago, my passion for writing was sparked by a friend whose heart had been cruelly torn to shreds. Furious with how she'd been treated so callously, I pounded out my first short story, "The Trouble with Women" in about two hours. Although I never published it for my own reasons, I surprised myself that day. I'd written my first erotic horror short at the tender age of 20 and I absolutely fell in love with the empowerment of turning a real-life trauma into a fictional victory. From that day forward, I wrote many stories that I kept to myself, mostly children's novels. My dream was to publish and illustrate my own book one day, start to finish, but writing kids books just wasn't quite filling the void I felt- for at heart, I've always been a fan of thrillers and horror, and I also have an extraordinarily vivid imagination when it comes to under the covers. My books are a little deeper than just steamy encounters, for I cannot resist the lure of a dark romantic story with a delicious twist to it. Blame it on all those times I read "Night Shift" by Stephen King, my secret literary love affair with Dean R. Koontz, my admiration for Anne Rice's dark streak. My biography includes a long work history of graphic design, sign-making, tattoo flash design, murals and art commissions, and three art-based businesses since 2003.
    
90. For There Is Still The Sky by Roger Emile Stouff and Kenneth R. Brown - 2012-12-27 19:39:05-05
    Roger Emile Stouff is the son of Nicholas Leonard Stouff Jr., last chief of the Chitimacha Tribe of Louisiana, and Lydia Marie Gaudet Stouff, daughter of a Cajun farmer. He has been a journalist for more then thirty years and writer of the award-winning column "From the Other Side" in the St. Mary and Franklin Banner-Tribune. He was featured on the television show "Fly Fishing America" in 2006, and was writer and narrator of the documentary "Native Waters: A Chitimacha Recollection" on Louisiana Public Broadcasting in 2010. Kenneth Roger Brown has spent his life on the move since childhood. Being exposed to such a vast variety of cultures and socioeconomic groups has enabled him to develop a unique perspective on a large variety of issues. This diversity can be seen in all of his creative endeavors. He has been a pastor since 1981 having spent several years in Louisiana where he met Roger. He has been a keynote speaker across America and in England. He and his daughter Christina Brown have also complete their first movie script "The Way of the Dragon." Kenneth is also a professional magician and comic.
    
91. Lantamyra A Tapestry of Fantasy - 2012-12-27 19:39:52-05
    Becoming an author began with a dream I had of a lengthy conversation with a dragon; the dream ended with the image of a grandmother and adult granddaughter being carried by the dragon through a doorway in the sky to a magical world. A few days after the dream, my daughters and granddaughters came to spend Mother's Day with me. After dinner, I shared the story of the dream and told them that it would be fun to write a fantasy and create a world that people could escape to when life on Earth became too overwhelming. Everyone agreed. Later that night, the first pages were written. I have been an avid reader of classic novels, as well as contemporary, and I enjoy reading fantasy and good sci-fi (by good, I mean where the author has researched the science to support the scientific concepts). Since this would be my first serious attempt at writing, I wanted a light-hearted novel. If I was going to devote a lot of time inside the storyworld, I wanted to enjoy it. The women would be strong and intelligent, the men handsome and well-mannered (it's a fantasy, remember) and the dragons would be intelligent and cultured. I also wanted a story that would appeal to sci-fi fans with scientific concepts that would intrigue. For the next seven years, I spent the majority of my time traveling between Earth and that magical world. I felt that there was a magical symmetry in publishing the book in the Chinese Year of the Dragon, after all, some of my dragons were created in likeness and with respect to Chinese dragons. For my book cover, I created a dreamscape of Lantamyra on canvas so that the reader could see some of the important elements of the story. As a child (who never quite grew up) I spent a lot of time creating imaginary worlds in my mind, but never had the urge to write them down, until now, hence Lantamyra.
    
92. A Man’s Guide to Finding the Perfect Gift for Her by T. Cook and K. Silver - 2012-12-27 19:41:46-05
    T. Cook and K. Silver are two best friends who realized that many of the men in their lives had real issues with figuring out what to give their wives or girlfriends. We've all been the recipient of a thoughtless gift at some point in our lives, from someone that we know and love. These bad gifts were the inspiration for this book. K. Silver lives in Palm Springs, California and T. Cook lives in West Virginia. Both are fledgling internet marketers.
    
93. Morning Goodness: Tasty Low-Calorie Breakfast Recipes - 2012-12-27 19:42:18-05
    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!)
    
94. Sacral by Lloyd Matthew Thompson - 2012-12-27 19:42:48-05
    Lloyd Matthew Thompson was raised in a strict religious household, the oldest of nine children. He has since explored, experienced, and been shaped by many other pathways, including Buddhism, Shamanism, Paganism, and New Age. Whether writing, painting, drawing or teaching, reflections of all these can be found in his work. He has written for various metaphysical and holistic blogs and magazines, both locally and globally. He is presently working on a fiction series entitled The Energy Anthology, and his future plans include many other stories, nonfiction, and a series based on the Tarot. Lloyd currently lives in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, with his wife, triplets, daughter who thinks she is a cat, and cat who thinks she is a daughter.
    
95. How They Did It: 25 bloggers, authors and writers share all their secrets about earning a living and how you can do it too - 2012-12-27 19:43:39-05
    Diana Bocco is a full-time freelance writer and author. Her work appears regularly in top publications throughout the world, from Marie Claire and Writer's Digest to Adirondack Life, Self and Dog Fancy. Diana writes both fiction and non-fiction and also teaches writing workshops through CoffeeHouseForWriters.com Diana is an avid traveler who has lived in five countries on three continents and is currently based in Thailand. Visit www.dianabocco.com for more info on Diana's work.
    
96. Forgotten Dreams, Denied Desires, Just Can’t Change and other annoying disappointments - 2012-12-27 19:44:45-05
    Curiosity may have killed that feline fur ball, but she or him learned a lot before exiting number nine. I too have been curious, wondering why we, I or they acted this way, looked or did it that way or were otherwise human. That curiosity, and forty years of inner work, has lead to some very interesting answers. Besides curious, I am also a writer who began with a column in the San Jose Mercury News, nationally syndicated. So, from the North West coast of the U.S., I submit these curious jottings of curiosity to be browsed by those who will hopefully find them entertaining and more than a little helpful.
    
97. The Golden Link by Keira Moyer - 2012-12-27 19:45:24-05
    Writing is my passion!
    
98. Flying with Cuckoos - 2012-12-27 19:45:52-05
    Michael Patrick Clark, author of The Folks at Fifty-Eight and Flying with Cuckoos, was born on The Fourth of July 1950 in London, England. He spent the first few years of his life in an orphanage, before adoption brought a new life. Michael joined the armed forces as a boy apprentice, and over the ensuing years he travelled the world. In the late seventies Michael moved into the high-tech industry. After twenty-five years, made the life-changing decision to move to Spain, and write novels. If you'd like to get in touch with Mike visit his website at http://www.michaelpatrickclark.com/ add him on Twitter: @mpclark77 / add him on Facebook: MichaelPatrickClark
    
99. The Russian by Ros Karr - 2012-12-27 19:47:00-05
    Ros Karr, a former Business Manager, always wanted to write and, after taking redundancy, finally got the time. With the hope people will love her writing she completed 'Laura's Romance, her first novel, and is currently working on the next 'The Russian.' Ros is married and lives in Cornwall, England, with her husband and two soppy Labradors.
    
100. Simply Svelte 30 Days to Thin: An Easy, 300-Calorie, Mix-and-Match Plan to Keep You Slim for Life - 2012-12-27 20:03:23-05
     At Simply Svelte, our mission is "healthy eating made easy." For years we've been led to believe that exercising is the key to losing weight. The truth is that reaching your ideal weight is 95% EATING HABITS--both the quality and quantity of food that goes in your mouth consistently, each and every day. When you eat clean, track your calories, and make consistent, healthy choices, your weight stays stable--naturally! The Simply Svelte program is not a diet, and is not a fad. It's a sensible way of eating that you'll be able to stick with for life.
     
101. Cool Creatures, Hot Planet: Exploring the Seven Continents - 2012-12-27 20:22:23-05
     Born in Duluth, Minnesota, Marty Essen developed a love of animals at an early age. When he was eight years old, his first "pet," a black widow spider, gave birth to hundreds of babies, which promptly crawled onto his hands when he opened the jar to feed them. He prudently traded his spiders for a horned toad. Marty's dream of an animal-oriented career became sidetracked at the age of thirteen, when he volunteered to answer request lines at a radio station. That position led to a job as a radio announcer, which in turn led him to become the owner of a Minneapolis-based talent management agency. In 1990, Gig Magazine contracted Marty for his first professional writing work--a series of feature articles on the music business. Eventually Marty moved to Montana to launch an independent local telephone company. In 2001, while being interviewed for a story about his telephone company, Marty mentioned to the reporter that he was heading to the Amazon rainforest. The reporter invited him to write a story about his adventures. Marty's Amazon story ran as a feature article in two Montana newspapers. The Amazon story, and a second story about a trip to Australia, were so well received that he decided to expand his travels to all seven continents. While traveling the world, in search of rare and interesting wildlife, Marty was stung by one of the world's most venomous insects, bitten by a poisonous snake, surrounded by wolves, attacked by a hippo--and had the time of his life! He chronicled his unique adventures in his first book, Cool Creatures, Hot Planet: Exploring the Seven Continents. Cool Creatures, Hot Planet has won three first-place awards for travel/essay writing: the 2007 Benjamin Franklin Award, the 2007 National Indie Excellence Book Award, and the Best Books 2006 Book Award. It also won bronze metals in the ForeWord Magazine Book of the Year Awards and the IPPY Awards. Additionally, Cool Creatures, Hot Planet took first place in the Animals category at the 2009 Green Book Festival in Los Angeles, and the Minneapolis Star-Tribune named it a Top-10 Green Book. In late 2007, building on the momentum from his book, Marty began traveling the United States with his seven continents digital slide show, Around the World in 90 Minutes. Marty's high-energy show takes his audience on an unforgettable worldwide adventure, packed with rare and interesting wildlife. It's the type of show where the audience has fun laughing at the stories, oohing and aahing at the photos, and then, when it's all done, they realize just how much they've learned. In November 2008, Marty Essen became APCA's (the Association for the Promotion of Campus Activities) #1 booked college speaker, and he has remained at #1 for an amazing 40 out of the past 50 months. He was also a Campus Activities Magazine "Hot Speaker" pick for 2011.
     
102. HOW TO HAVE IT ALL: Lose Weight, Get Into Shape, Make Lots of Money, Improve Your Sex Life, Step Up Your Relationship and Then Make Even More Money in Six Easy Steps by Larry Butler - 2012-12-27 20:35:40-05
     Larry Butler spent his professional life in the rock 'n' roll touring business. Larry is now a professional writer and lecture tour speaker. His books and articles touch on professional and family advice to musicians and entertainers, and college students looking for their dream jobs. They're all taken from his 40 years of entertainment business experiences, shot full of humor and sarcasm. All the current titles can be found at Amazon Author Central: http://www.amazon.com/Larry-Butler/e/B008G8TLM6
     
103. The Betelnut Equation - 2012-12-27 21:08:12-05
     I have been in Taiwan for nearly fifteen years, deciding to complicate life by adding cultural confusion to the mix of growing up from cocky early twenties guy to more mature family man. Along the way I have gone through almost every stage that we foreigners do, unconsciously trying to reconcile culture shock, love of Taiwan and home. I have also spent alot of my time outside of teaching, being the only foreigner in local companies - big, small, legit and borderline.
     
104. Enhanced - 2012-12-27 21:10:03-05
     Ben Brown was born in Reading, England. He struggled through school academically. Diagnosed with dyslexia meant being removed from class to attend ‘remedial” lessons. Ben did not enjoy reading and writing, and left school early to work with his father as a builder. It wasn’t until his mid-twenties that Ben persisted in teaching himself to read — and finally read his first novel. Ben emigrated to Perth, Western Australia in 1990 where he now lives with his wife Michelle and two teenage children, Chelsea and Zac. He planned his first novel each day while working as a bricklayer, to pass the hours. His love of scientific facts, futuristic possibilities, and fast-paced action infects his plots and writing style.
     
105. Shadow on the Rose by Laura Jane Leigh - 2012-12-27 21:30:06-05
     Laura Jane Leigh is a Canadian author who lives in Montreal, Canada.
     
106. Teaching Kids to Be Good People by Annie Fox - 2012-12-27 22:00:19-05
     At the dawn of the Internet age, Annie dreamed up the idea for The InSite (TheInSite.org), a place "for teens and young adults to turn their world around." She's been an online relationship adviser there since 1997. Here books for tweens/teens include The Teen Survival Guide to Dating and Relating, and the graphic novel book and apps series Middle School Confidential. When Annie's not answering teen email and working with teens and parents, she's hiking, taking photographs, growing basil and tomatoes, and baking awesome bread.
     
107. Setting Goals – Quick & Easy Worksheet, Theory and SMART Goals! - 2012-12-27 22:41:15-05
     John James Santangelo C.Ht. an NLP master trainer, clinical hypnotherapist and communications skills expert shares with you the most powerful ingredients for success; his worksheets, theories and SMART goals that have produced massive results. Now you’ll finally possess the four step NLP success formula that all high achievers have used to produce extraordinary results through-out history. Peer over John’s shoulder as he shares the stories and strategies that he’s utilized coaching actors, celebrities, sales people, CEO’s, and corporations such as the Los Angeles Sheriff’s Dept. The Teamsters Union, Make-A-Wish Foundation, and as head trainer teaching lie-detection skills to the US Army Counter Intelligence Team post 9/11. John not only has the knowledge and skills, he actually cares about you succeeding. After reading this book you’ll ask yourself why it’s never been presented in such a simple and digestible manner ever before.
     
108. The Unforgetting by Jenny Mounfield - 2012-12-27 23:10:16-05
     Jenny Mounfield has been writing primarily for kids and young adults for thirteen years. In that time she has had three novels published by traditional publishers: Storm Born (Koala Books), The Black Bandit (Lothian) and The Ice-cream Man (Ford Street Publishing) A fourth, Haunted Beach, will be released in 2013 by Blake Publishing. In addition she has published numerous short stories both in print and online for both young people and adults. The Unforgetting is her first novel for adults and is the first in a planned series of three titles. The second, The Unseen is in production and will (hopefully) be released mid-2013. In addition to writing, Jenny is an avid reader, as well as book reviewer for online publications, The Compulsive Reader, Buzz Words and Pass It On. When not reading or writing, she enjoys painting. She currently lives north of Brisbane Queensland with her husband and three grown children.
     
109. The Last Friends of Willie Coyote - 2012-12-27 23:11:02-05
     24 years non-fiction law enforcement writer b.a. degree criminology m.a. degree psychology
     
110. Exclusive Bad Girl Tips 50 Ways To Have Lustful Sex - 2012-12-27 23:34:08-05
     Monda West is a mother, and a dedicated wife to a loving husband. She has spent years studying human interactions, specifically with regard to human sexuality. She has dedicated herself, and given an amazing amount of time researching and comparing statistics that are in regard to what makes a happy marriage, or an enriching sexual life. After the many hours spent studying about why we do the things we do as sexual beings, she came to the assumption that we are all unique, and each one of us has our own fantasies and ideas on what arouses our minds and bodies. Monda has also taken many courses in psychology, and after following through with numerous interactions among couples, she has come to one logical conclusion about sexuality and what each individual attitude is towards it. Her opinion is that it is up to the individual to make that effort to create a satisfying and enjoyable sexual life for him or herself. Still, she also understands that some individuals, or couples are unable to come up with new ideas on their own. So, based on this, she took interest in one other course on human sexual interactions to try and help others understand their sexual relationships more fluidly. This particular course has had a huge impact on her, opening up her own mind to new and incredible possibilities in her own intimate life with her husband.
     
111. Completely Restored - 2012-12-27 23:34:39-05
     Born and raised in Nebraska, Robert Kerr has called Iowa home for more than thirty years. He attended the University of Nebraska at Kearney, The University of Kansas at Ft. Hays, and the University of Northern Iowa. He holds a master’s degree in psychology, and his career path has led him through stints as a welder, a carpenter, a mental hospital attendant, a mortician’s assistant, and a general Man Friday for an electrical engineer. Since 1976, he has been a school psychologist in Central Iowa. He and his wife, Joan, have rehabilitated five houses, including a Victorian-era house that inspired Completely Restored. The father of two grown children, he lives with his wife in Ankeny, Iowa. Completely Restored is Robert’s first novel.
     
112. Outlaws - 2012-12-28 00:26:04-05
     Born on April 13th, 1985 A huge fan of all sports, especially basketball, has a pet, an English bulldog named Sugar. As a big fan of science fiction and horror movies since the time when I was a kid, I'm very happy to be able to devote my full time creating stories,worlds, and colorful characters, which hopefully many readers will enjoy.
     
113. The Secrets Of Dating Success – How To Find And Keep Your Dream Woman by Jenny McParhsoy - 2012-12-28 00:56:56-05
     Jenny McParhsoy is a blogger and author of Deha Solutions (www.deha-solutions.com). Jenny writes about Relationships, Love & Romance, Personnal Development, Online Publishing, Internet/Online Marketing, Affiliate Marketing and little bit about bloging, wordpress and technical stuff like Java and Software Development.
     
114. Marketing with Facebook – Your Guide to Facebook Marketing - 2012-12-28 00:57:45-05
     Shawn Manaher, President of a successful start up company The Content Authority, takes his experience with marketing online for his own business ventures and applies research and practical step guides on how individuals can market themselves or their businesses through a wide variety of online social media and eCommerce platforms. Shawn's first book, released in October 2012, ""Marketing with Pinterest"" helps remove the confusion around Pinterest, how it can be used in a business setting and provides a nuts and bolts understanding of this hot social media platform.
     
115. Escaping the Shadows by Rebecca Erickson - 2012-12-28 01:01:17-05
     Biography Rebecca Erickson was born and grew up in illinois. She attended University of Illinois Champaign/Urbana where she studied English and Creative Writing. Before she was finished, she left the university to become a paramedic. She worked in the field of EMS for years in both pre-hospital and hospital settings. She completed her degree and taught at multiple universities and for paramedic programs. she relocated to Hayward Wisconsin where she completed her first novel Escaping the Shadows. She enjoys her family, outdoor activities and writing short stories as well as longer pieces of fiction.
     
116. Fisherman’s Dream - 2012-12-28 01:01:49-05
     Jenny Gill lives in beautiful Cape Town, with her husband, two dogs and a cat. They lived in Surrey, England for many years - where her books are set. She enjoyed her characters so much that she didn't want to say good bye to them so you will find characters from one book making a cameo appearance in another.
     
117. H.E.R.O. – Metamorphosis - 2012-12-28 01:29:23-05
     Born in 1970, I've been interested in fantasy and science fiction since perhaps the age of 10. I believe my love of medieval knights came about when my father built a wooden shield and sword for me to use in elementary school for some event. Through my school years I read hundreds (or thousands? - it's hard to recall at this point) of fantasy and science fiction novels. Comic books and super heroes came a bit later, although I recall seeing the Christopher Reeve Superman movies at a very young age (and loving them). Since my later teens I believe I've watched nearly every major fantasy, science fiction, and super-hero movie that has come out. I still love reading fantasy and science fiction, although I wish there were more novels based on superheroes. This is something that drove me to create my own supers universe and heroes in written form. I love supers, but I've always wanted more character depth than a comic book can provide. (Not to mention the immense length of time it takes for a comic series to do a story is just plain too long to me.) Writing is a hobby for me, I'm a full-time computer programmer and systems administrator for a small company. Fortunately the skills I've learned allow me to work with 3D programs to render the characters (and covers) for my books. My hope is to put out a novel or two a year, time allowing. At this point I'd like to grow the H.E.R.O. Universe with more novels, as well as start a fantasy series at some point.
     
118. The Canvas War By Ivory Auutumn - 2012-12-28 01:30:20-05
     Ivory Autumn is a young elf who enjoys ice-skating, swimming, cheesecake, noodles, hula hooping, and exploring tree houses. Her favorite color is purple, and her preferred shape is a circle. She likes the smell of cinnamon, and the sound of feebee bugs clicking their wings at night. She doesn't like carrots, getting slivers under her fingernails, radishes, blustery wind, doing moldy dishes, or stepping in cold puddles with fresh stockings on. If she were to be any kind of fruit, she would be a mango, because they are so yummy. She likes watching lightning, springtime, tall trees, and having butterflies land on her nose. She spends much of her time with her best friends, Andrew, Freddie, Talic, and Gogindy, protecting them from dragons, and other types of nasty monsters.
     
119. Rise of the Fallen By Ivory Auutumn - 2012-12-28 01:31:25-05
     Ivory Autumn is a young elf who enjoys ice-skating, swimming, cheesecake, noodles, hula hooping, and exploring tree houses. Her favorite color is purple, and her preferred shape is a circle. She likes the smell of cinnamon, and the sound of feebee bugs clicking their wings at night. She doesn't like carrots, getting slivers under her fingernails, radishes, blustery wind, doing moldy dishes, or stepping in cold puddles with fresh stockings on. If she were to be any kind of fruit, she would be a mango, because they are so yummy. She likes watching lightning, springtime, tall trees, and having butterflies land on her nose. She spends much of her time with her best friends, Andrew, Freddie, Talic, and Gogindy, protecting them from dragons, and other types of nasty monsters.
     
120. Knot in Time by Alan Tucker - 2012-12-28 01:34:30-05
     Alan Tucker, author of The Mother-Earth Series (A Measure of Disorder, A Cure for Chaos, and Mother's Heart), as well as a new science fiction novel, Knot in Time, is a dad, a graphic designer, and a soccer coach. Mostly in that order. He's had a lifelong adoration of books, beginning with Encyclopedia Brown, progressing through Alan Dean Foster's Flinx, and continuing on with the likes of Jim Butcher, Rachel Caine, and Naomi Novik, to name a few. "I wanted to write books that I'd enjoy reading. Books that I hoped my kids would enjoy too!" Visit the main website at www.AlanTucker.net for more information about his books. View maps, watch trailers, see reviews and much more!
     
121. i2 by James Bannon - 2012-12-28 01:38:02-05
     James Bannon is an eclectic creative force, writer of screenplays, episodic television and movies. He is one of the most in-demand voice actors in Hollywood today, having worked on thousands of network and cable television dramas. A dedicated world traveler, he is fluent in six languages. He has ventured into strange and challenging locales to satisfy his curiosity about life and people; he has experienced civil wars, revolutions, fascist regimes, communist dictatorships, as well as moments of great beauty and revelation in the distant jungles, mountains and exotic cities of our planet. I2 is his first novel. He is currently working on a project which has propelled him into the arcane universe of large spectacle fireworks. In the process he has become a certified pyrotechnician.
     
122. Tattoo: A Poorly Researched History - 2012-12-28 01:39:02-05
     About the Author Steve Reynolds is a writer, poet, award-winning photographer, bon vivant, and tattoo historian whose dedication to the art of tattoo has taken him around the world. Born in 1965 outside of Bogota, Colombia, to an industrialist father and socialist mother, Mr. Reynolds’s early childhood in a midscale Boston suburb was one of relative privilege and leisure. Upon earning a bachelor’s degree in Political Science from the University of Central Florida, young “Stevie Pops” (as his close friends called him) ignored the pleas of his parents to take over the family haberdashery and instead became a freelance vagabond. In 1990, at age twenty-five, a chance meeting with a local tattoo artist sparked a love affair with the craft that continues to this day. A black-and-white photographic exhibit, Interstate Rest Stops, was displayed at Philadelphia’s Burney Museum of Art for a record nine months. His one-man off-Broadway show Tattoo/Tat-Me won him the prestigious Stage Left Award and a lunch date with Stanley Tucci. A book of poetry, titled I’m Smarter than You: Poems of Love, is scheduled to be released in the spring of 2017.
     
123. 25 Delicious and Nutritious Vegetarian Soup, Stew and Chili Recipes - 2012-12-28 01:45:48-05
     Hi! I'm Shelley Lynne, best-selling author of "The Ultimate Guide to Vegetarian Cooking" series. I haven't always cooked vegetarian. However, through the years, as I've become more educated on how the food I eat impacts my health, I have chosen to limit the amount of meat I eat and to choose primarily a vegetarian diet. And now I want to share these vegetarian recipes with you. Not only are they nutritious and good for your body, but they are delicious as well. Your taste buds will thank you. Don't forget to share your favorite vegetarian recipes and get more information at my website: www.UltimateGuidetoVegCooking.com. Here's to delicious and nutritious vegetarian cooking!
     
124. The Vergrinn War Book Two: The Wolf Spear’s Task - 2012-12-28 01:58:17-05
     Scott spent his youth reading stories like the Chronicles of Narnia, the Chronicles of Prydain, Encyclopedia Brown and others. He grew up in the shadow of one of the largest cities in America (Da Bears) before going away to college in a state with fewer people than the city he left behind. Over twenty years later he still lives there with his family.
     
125. NEVER A MISTRESS, NO LONGER A MAID - 2012-12-28 01:59:10-05
     Maureen Driscoll is an Emmy-nominated television writer-producer based in Los Angeles whose credits include “The Dish” on the Style Network, “Jimmy Kimmel Live,” and Nickelodeon’s “BrainSurge.” She is also a former recipient of a Walt Disney Studios screenwriting fellowship, where she wrote a romantic comedy based on her rather painful divorce. The script didn’t make it to the big screen, but it did teach her a few things about happily ever after. Before moving to Hollywood, Maureen spent nearly a decade working on Capitol Hill. Her novel DATING GEORGE CLOONEY is a political satire inspired by those years. NEVER A MISTRESS, NO LONGER A MAID is the first in a series of Regency romance novels about the Kellington family. Other novels in the series are NEVER MISS A CHANCE, NEVER WAGER AGAINST LOVE and NEVER RUN FROM LOVE. She is currently working on the fifth Kellington book. She hopes you’ll check her out on Facebook, Twitter, Goodreads and MaureenDriscollRomance.Wordpress.com.
     
126. Threes: The Amazing Thread that Runs through the Fabric of Ancient, Classical and Modern Society by Rick Drake - 2012-12-28 02:01:43-05
     Rick Drake has been studying Threes for more than 20 years. Steeped in the liberal arts tradition of education, he likes the idea of knowing a little bit about a lot of things. He was educated at Springfield Township High School outside Philadelphia by several excellent teachers and at Dickinson College in Carlisle, Pennsylvania, where he was exposed to so many big ideas that it has taken him many years to catch up to them. This book is one attempt.
     
127. The Vampire Underground - 2012-12-28 02:17:54-05
     Brian Rowe is a writing fiend, book devotee, film fanatic, and constant dreamer. He's written eight novels, dozens of short stories, five feature-length screenplays, and hundreds of film articles and essays. He's currently at work on his next novel. Feel free to visit his blog at http://mrbrianrowe.blogspot.com.
     
128. Then I Invented the World (A Cosmic Comedy) by Stanley M. Herman - 2012-12-28 02:18:56-05
     1. Stanley M Herman is the author of five books published by major print publishers, including the best selling "The Tao at Work--On Leading and Following". His work has been translated into Japanese, Spanish and French. He has also written more than 100 articles, stories and columns published in professional journals, popular magazines, newspapers and business press. Two of his books have been adapted as videos. He has appeared on The McNeil-Lehrer Newshour and been a guest on public radio's 'These Days', as well as other shows. After three decades in the study of Eastern and Western wisdom, and as an explorer in many forms of spiritual expression, he brings a wise, yet light-hearted understanding to his writing. His current focus is on facilitating an individual's ability to tap into his and her 'personal spirit' in ways that have practical uses for enhancing life and labor. "As I see it", he says, "I'm a seeker AND a finder--someone who has been busily engaged in expanding and extending my perspectives, and I like passing on what I've learned, along with a few smiles to brighten things up." His books include The Tao at Work (Jossey-Bass), A Force of Ones (Jossey-Bass), Authentic Management (Addison Wesley), and the People Specialists (Knopf).
     
129. Abraham Lincoln’s Lie by Scott Haworth - 2012-12-28 02:19:54-05
     Scott Haworth is a freelance writer and novelist. He started his writing career working as a staff writer for the satirical newspaper The Daily Probe. He has written six novels in genres ranging from science fiction to political satire. He self-published his novels Heaven 2.0, American Liberation Front and Abraham Lincoln’s Lie earlier this year. Dark Moonlighting, his latest novel, is a humorous look at four of the most overused clichés in popular culture.
     
130. Cannon Fodder by Olga Núñez Miret - 2012-12-28 02:21:13-05
     Olga Núñez Miret is from Barcelona but has lived in the UK for over 20 years. She is a doctor and her day job is as a Forensic Psychiatrist (not exactly like the profilers in the movies, or anything to do with CSI either), but she has also completed a degree in American Literature at the University of Sussex (including a year abroad at Mount Holyoke College in Massachusetts) and a a PhD on the Films of David Mamet. She was also teaching assistant whilst completing the PhD, mostly on Film courses. Always a learner, she has recently finished a Distance Learning MSc on Criminology and Criminal Justice at the University of Leicester. Olga has loved reading and writing since she was a child. Her father always says that even before she could read she'd always ask what any signs or writing meant. She has written a variety of things over the years: short stories (some now disappeared), novels, novellas and plays, in English, Spanish and Catalan. Some have been edited into the trash bin, but a few are still available and sitting quietly waiting for their moment in the sun. (Or an e-reader, most likely). Due to the many distractions (studies and jobs) she has never fully dedicated herself to the business of writing, but after a minor health scare she decided that there is no time like now. Carpe diem! Her main love is fiction; she has written in a variety of genres (crime, family saga, para-normal, science-fiction...) and she is currently working on a series for young adults. Apart from reading and writing, she loves the cinema, the theater (modern, classic, musicals...), fitness classes (and more recently also yoga), walking, crochet, and owls. Her main aim is not to be boring and to entertain. The first of her books to be published as e-book (October 2012) is 'The Man Who Wasn't There' also available in Spanish version: 'El hombre que nunca existió'. In December 2012 she published 3 novellas in the series 'Escaping Psychiatry'. 'Cannon Fodder' (Escaping Psychiatry Part 1), 'Teamwork' (Escaping Psychiatry Part 2), and 'Memory' (Escaping Psychiatry Part 3). The author has used her experience and insights in these three works of fiction that follow Mary, psychiatrist and writer, and her adventures.
     
131. Welcome to Fred by Brad Whittington - 2012-12-28 03:59:12-05
     Brad Whittington was born in Fort Worth, Texas, on James Taylor's eighth birthday and Jack Kerouac's thirty-fourth birthday and is old enough to know better. He lives in Austin, Texas with The Woman. He is greatly loved and admired by all right-thinking citizens and enjoys a complete absence of cats and dogs at home.