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1. 7 Prayers of Prosperity - 2013-05-05 04:50:08-04
   Adam is a preacher, teacher and Christian author. He is a devoted husband and father of 3 boys. Through His travels he’s seen the need for a new awakening and a new revival: A revival of the heart. Come join Adam on this journey of redemption and experience God like never before!
   
2. So You Think You Know…LONDON? 101 Interactive Multi-Choice Questions & Answers - 2013-05-05 05:09:43-04
   We are two 50+ year olds (actually nearer 60) from the South-East of England. Although we no longer live in the capital, we are both Londoner’s born and bred and only moved away in our late 20s. However, we continued working in London for another 15 years. We have always found the history of London fascinating, particularly the little known facts. Apart from writing books, our other main hobby is film-making. Over the past 30 years we have made numerous documentary films about the curiosities to be found on London’s streets. We wanted to show both visitors and Londoner’s alike the stories behind the architectural oddities that they rush by every day without a second glance. Our research for these films meant that we came across hundreds of facts and figures and we thought it might be an idea to use these in the form of a quiz book. We didn’t want to just have the usual format of a list of questions at the front of the book with the answers at the back, so decided to make it interactive as well as giving additional information about the subject of each correct answer. We hope you enjoy taking the quiz and, along the way, learn a little more about this fascinating city.
   
3. It Really Is The Carbs: Why Noone Wants To Admit That Low Carb Is The Only Diet That Works - 2013-05-05 05:20:34-04
   Kasia Lanucha wrote the book It Really Is The Carbs: Why Noone Wants To Admit That Low Carb Is The Only Diet That Works
   
4. The ONLY Indisputable Thing About Christianity – And How You Can Use It To Effectively Share Your Faith - 2013-05-05 05:40:29-04
   James Christiansen is a Christian, husband, father, and blogs about his journey to rebuilding a dynamic prayer life.
   
5. How To Feed Your Toddler Like A Pro (Without Spending All Day In The Kitchen Or Grocery Store) - 2013-05-05 05:43:17-04
   Dan Cullen is a stay at home dad. He makes animal noises, colors, goes for walks, sings, and changes diapers.
   
6. Fit Cuisine, Healthy Food Made Simple by Francesca Pucher - 2013-05-05 16:12:37-04
   I hold multiple certifications I the fields of health and wellness. I own NJ's "Best Exercise Studio" Fitness 121 with my husband. I coach individuals on how to not diet and eat healtny for energy , health and ultimately weight loss. When I am not working, I enjoy running (Boston Marathon Qualifier) traveling, cooking up healthy recipes, traveling and spending time with friends and family.
   
7. How to Register a Trademark in the UK and Europe Without Using a Lawyer and Save Yourself £100s: Trade Marks Made Easy - 2013-05-05 18:12:00-04
   Gary Jennings has been in business for most of his professional life. He works with companies to help them grow globally by taking complex issues and breaking them down to usable, understandable and implementable chunks. Gary has taken his knowledge and expertise, and formatted it work in a series of books, aimed at business owners, leaders, mangers, sales people and executives so they can benefit from his vast experience of working with other companies. Its like having your own business consultant there and then. All of his books cover business areas that are usually overlooked, not understood or the importance of the subject to a growing business is not appreciated (except by experienced and serious business owners). The content is written in a straightforward way, with no jargon, that means you can easily dip in and out of the parts you need to understand, or you can read it through...but all with a focus that it will benefit your business. Gary enjoys writing and passing on his knowledge to others.
   
8. Concussion Is Brain Injury - 2013-05-06 01:25:42-04
   Shireen Jeejeebhoy was born to English and Parsi parents, grew up in Bombay and Toronto, and received a B.Sc. in psychology from the University of Toronto. Her first book, "Lifeliner: The Judy Taylor Story," won the 2008 Reader Views Reviewers Choice Award for best biography. Her first novel, "She," received good reviews on Goodreads and was a finalist for the 2012 Canadian Christian Writing Awards. "Eleven Shorts +1," her collection of short stories, is available in Kindle format and on Wattpad.com. Iguana Books published her latest non-fiction book "Concussion Is Brain Injury" at 2012's end. Her main credential to write this book is as a person with a brain injury. But she also drew on her education and experience. She was trained in the scientific method and, from her experience in research labs and research jobs, is schooled in designing, conducting, analyzing, and writing up research papers. As part of her Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology at the University of Toronto, she studied physiology and neurophysiology, did an original-research thesis on reducing inattention in a child with attention deficit disorder, and conducted a year-long study on food perception in various eating populations and wrote the Abstract. For "Lifeliner," she conducted over sixty interviews, read the literature, and waded through a massive amount of medical data in order to translate the medical-ese into English that the lay reader can understand. Jeejeebhoy is working diligently on her next three novels, and when she is not writing, reading, or taking photographs, she hunts for good coffee and sensational chocolate.
   
9. Practical Steps to Financial Freedom and Independence By Usiere Uko - 2013-05-06 01:26:02-04
   Usiere is an author, speaker, entrepreneur, mentor and engineer. He blogs at www.financialfreedominspiration.com, a motivational blog on personal finance and investing. His book - Practical Steps to Financial Freedom and Independence was born out of his personal experience after making his way out of a decade long wandering in the financial wilderness. According to Brian Tracy, Author, The Way to Wealth "This book shows you how to take complete control of your financial life, get out of debt, and achieve all your goals." Usiere is a rookie marathoner, wannabe sky diver and believes in living life without limits. Usiere lives in Lagos Nigeria and is happily married with a lovely son and daughter.
   
10. The Trek Factor: Powerful Life Lessons from Star Trek by Richard Raben and Hiyaguha Cohen - 2013-05-06 01:26:31-04
    Richard Raben'S lifelong interests in Star Trek, Jung, mythology, and the expressive arts combined to form the seed ideas for his books. Mr. Raben teaches a wide range of courses at several colleges and universities in the Boston area. Hiyaguha Cohen enjoys writing lively books that help people. When she isn't writing, Ms Cohen maintains a coaching practice and teaches writing at Kauai Community College. She holds a PhD in Human Development and an MFA in Writing. She shares her life with two standard poodles, two opinionated cats, and one saintly husband.
    
11. The Adventures of Super Cool Cat: The Adventures Begin Episode 1 - 2013-05-06 01:26:47-04
    Super Cool Cat is ready to entertain and engage your children whether they are reading the story themselves or a parent is reading to them. Reading level is on par with 1st or 2nd grade vocabulary.
    
12. Power Words and Key Words to Profit - 2013-05-06 01:27:41-04
    Book Master designs E books for the Kindle Store Market on information that is needed now. Never waste valuable time researching for the information when you have it inside one book at a great price. After reading so many frustrations from public forums, and other media sites, Book Master is heeding the call to produce easy to read no-nonsense helpful books to produce sales whether it's a product or a service.
    
13. Hardcore Leadership: 11 Master Lessons from My Airborne Ranger Uncle’s “Final Jump” - 2013-05-06 01:28:04-04
    Deborah L. Parker is an author, speaker, army veteran and Chief Inspirer of The DPJ Training Group, a motivational speaking, leadership and personal development company. She believes in using the wits and gifts that God gave her to be of service to others professionally and personally. Building on her experiences as a corporate manager and army reserve officer, Deborah has authored four nonfiction books, spreading her practical and inspiring messages that speak to life’s setbacks and triumphs. Deborah holds a B.A. in Sociology from the College of William and Mary and M.A. in Human Resource Development from George Mason University. She has also completed the US Army Command and General Staff College plus Dale Carnegie training seminars. When taking a break, Deborah enjoys travel, reading and long walks.
    
14. The Keeper of Dawn - 2013-05-06 01:32:46-04
    I first got the idea for THE KEEPER OF DAWN when I was visiting Christ School, an all-boys prep school outside of Asheville, North Carolina. In the short while that I was there, I was struck by a feeling of seclusion. The campus had a gravity all its own, something distinctly apart from family and community. It was this feeling of isolation that gave me the idea of having a school on an island off the northeastern seaboard. And in a way, the island in my book becomes a sort of character that both restrains and empowers the wolf pack of privileged, adolescent boys. THE KEEPER OF DAWN is my debut novel. I live in Saint Paul, Minnesota with my wife and two children.
    
15. Wait Until Moonrise - 2013-05-06 01:33:54-04
    Teri Thackston is an award-winning, multi-published author of paranormal romance, romantic suspense and western romance. While storytelling is her first love, she also delves into non-fiction writing, with hundreds of articles floating around the web on topics ranging from how to choose a mother-of-the-bride dress to how to process credit cards for your small business. But she can most often be found creating unique worlds for the characters that whisper in her ear, begging to be brought to life. Her stories are known for exciting action as well as captivating romance.
    
16. HOMESCHOOLING – An Essential Guide for Parents and Teachers by Wells Emery - 2013-05-06 01:34:14-04
    Wells Emery finished a degree in Special Education. He is also a contributor to an online education journal.
    
17. Death By Lotto - 2013-05-06 01:40:01-04
    Abigail Keam is an award-winning author who writes the Josiah Reynolds mystery series.
    
18. William Bradshaw, King of the Goblins by Arthur Daigle - 2013-05-06 02:01:58-04
    I am an avid reader of science fiction and fantasy. I have a degree in biology from UIUC, which wasn't as helpful as I'd planned. My interests include writing, drawing and gardening. I draws inspiration from the works of the puppeteer and filmmaker Jim Henson and the british artist Brian Froud. While this is my first published novel, a sequel is complete and awaiting the green light from my publisher.
    
19. Smitten at First Sight: A Contemporary Romance Novel by Marie Astor - 2013-05-06 02:10:04-04
    Marie Astor is a die-hard romantic, which is why she writes in the contemporary romance genre. Marie is the author of contemporary romance novels This Tangled Thing Called Love, Lucky Charm, Smitten at First Sight, romantic suspense novel, To Catch a Bad Guy, and a short story collection, A Dress in a Window. Marie Astor is also the author of young adult fantasy adventure novel, Over the Mountain and Back. In her spare time, Marie loves being outdoors. She enjoys hiking, swimming, and skiing.
    
20. Vicious: A Novel of Suspense - 2013-05-06 02:20:13-04
    Bryan W. Alaspa is a Chicago born and bred author of both fiction and non-fiction works. He has been writing since he sat down at his mother's electric typewriter back in the third grade and pounded out his first three-page short story. He spent time studying journalism and other forms of writing. He turned to writing as his full-time career in 2006 when he began writing freelance, online and began writing novels and books. For non-fiction, he is the author of: Ghosts of St. Louis: The Lemp Mansion and Other Eerie Tales, Chicago Crime Stories: Rich Gone Wrong, Chicago Disasters, Forgotten Tales of Illinois, Silas Jayne: Chicago's Suburban Gangster, Sabotage: A Chronicle of the Chesterton Crash and Chicago's Unsolved Mysteries (due out in 2013). For fiction he is the author of: The Ballad of the Blue Denim Gang, The Vanished Child, Dust, RIG: A Novel of Terror, Sin-Eater: Book One, Sin-Eater: Book Two - Destiny, Mythos: A Thriller, After the Snowfall, The Dead Phone, One Against Many: A Deklan Falls Mystery, and Vicious. He is also the author of three collections: Why Hockey Sucks! And Other Random Thoughts, Stories and Flashpoint: A Collection of Curious Beginnings and Endings. Mr. Alaspa writes true crime, history, horror, thrillers, mysteries, detective stories and tales about the supernatural.
    
21. Breathing His Air - 2013-05-06 02:23:12-04
    Top Selling Romance Author, Debra Kayn, lives with her family in the beautiful coastal mountains of Oregon on a hobby farm. She enjoys riding motorcycles, gardening, playing tennis, and fishing. A huge animal lover, she always has a dog under her desk when she writes and chickens standing at the front door looking for a treat. She's famous in her family for teaching a 270 lb hog named Harley to jog with her every morning.   Her love of family ties and laughter makes her a natural to write heartwarming contemporary stories to the delight of her readers. Oh, let's cut to the chase. She loves to write about REAL MEN and the WOMEN who love them.   When Debra was nineteen years old, a man kissed her without introducing himself. When they finally came up for air, the first words out of his mouth were…will you have my babies? Considering Debra's weakness for a sexy, badass man, who is strong enough to survive her attitude, she said yes. A quick wedding at the House of Amour and four babies later, she's living her own romance book.
    
22. Mom’s Lifestyle Guide to Making Ends Meet by Lori Ramsey - 2013-05-06 02:23:17-04
    Lori Ramsey is an author with 13 published books, 12 non-fiction and 1 romance novel. She is the mother to six children and knows something about keeping a family budget in today's difficult economy. She's been creating websites and writing articles for almost 15 years now. She starting writing books in 2012, this being one of them.
    
23. Helga: Out of Hedgelands by Rick Johnson - 2013-05-06 02:32:06-04
    I am a native of the Great Plains, having grown up on a farm in the Platte River Valley of western Nebraska. I love the wild beauty of the Plains and nearby Rocky Mountains--the too hot, too cold, too empty, too full of life extremes. Typically, the awesomely diverse and the awesomely stark are much the same, even as they are different. Although I have lived in Michigan, North Carolina, and British Columbia, the western plains, mountains, and desert are in my heart. As my day job, for over thirty years I have been a faculty member and administrator in higher education. Teaching broadly in the liberal arts, including creative writing, my professional publications include 28 short stories for young readers. I am a member of SCBWI. As an author, I’m drawn to eccentric, unexpected characters: those who surprise because they hear a distant galaxy, see a different music, create their own fragrance rather than get hooked on a soundtrack; the child who has her own ideas about how the emperor is dressed; the lunatics and rebels who tell stories on the boundaries. Helga’s unusual story will take readers to worlds they never imagined—definitely a whole new ride.
    
24. Reluctant Medium by G G Collins - 2013-05-06 02:40:15-04
    Read interview with G G Collins, author of the "Reluctant Medium" May 8, 2013 at http://www.scottmarlowe.com/ G G Collins Bio: Walking several beats, reporter G G Collins racked up a lot of column inches, a few awards and a writing fellowship at Duke University. She never met a story she didn't like, although some interviews were challenging, a few obnoxious. But reporting is always exciting, exploring the rooftops of skyscrapers, meeting in clandestine locations, getting an exclusive story, and occasionally being a tad alarmed at someone's behavior. (Know where the exits are!) It's all in a day's work. Of course, there's the ever present question of how to dress: jacket for the interview with the visiting entertainer or jeans for the aviation hangar story? Forget wardrobe, make sure there are notebooks, recorders and extra batteries. But there was another side lurking, just waiting to write its way out. This side of her personality is fond of the strange, the frightening, the metaphysical. An avid reader since childhood, she began her reading career with Shirley Jackson's "We Have Always Lived in the Castle." Later, she couldn't wait to get home after school and watch "Dark Shadows." From there, Stephen King was but a small leap. The day she discovered the Hopi ceremony to call back the dead, she just had to ask the question: What would happen if the wrong spirit came back? "Reluctant Medium" resulted. Besides writing and reading, Collins enjoys travel, hiking, movies and arts. Most days, she lives above the northern Horse Latitudes.
    
25. Maybe He’s Just an Asshole: Sharpen Your Bullshit Detector, Rock Your Expectations, and Become Your Strongest Self! - 2013-05-06 03:02:01-04
    Halle Kaye is the author of Maybe He's Just an Asshole: Sharpen Your Bullshit Detector, Rock Your Expectations, and Become Your Strongest Self!
    
26. Beginnings (The Trifectus Series – Book One) - 2013-05-06 03:05:42-04
    Logan Byrne is a Young Adult writer currently residing in Illinois. In his free time, he enjoys watching bad reality television, going hiking, and trying new types of food. While he is a fairly new author, his works have gained praise all over the world, and he hopes his books will inspire a new generation to follow their dreams.
    
27. Bare My Soul with Bated Breath by Salilabelle McLeod - 2013-05-06 03:16:47-04
    Salilabelle McLeod dresses modestly, lives quietly, and goes to church on Sundays -- but she doesn't believe that our bodies or sexuality is anything to be ashamed of. She wants to inspire people to get in touch with themselves and look a little deeper at who they are and who they want to be.
    
28. Ripple: Young Adult Version - 2013-05-06 03:23:14-04
    Ex-lawyer E.L. Farris is a born-again, marathon-running married mother of three who resides in Northern Virginia. <---That's what it says on the back of Ripple. What else do you need to know about me? I talk a lot. I write a lot. I adore my husband. I adore my children. What else? Well, I run. I've been running since I turned 14. I started to run then and I've been running ever since. Whenever I stop running, I land in a lot of trouble. I ran through a childhood that could well be described as hell. I ran through major depressive episodes and often teetered one step from the edge of a breakdown. Through running, I held onto my sanity, my sobriety, my life and my belief in God. Each step I take, no matter how physically painful, draws me a shade closer into my better angels. And the steps have become painful over the years, which is how I earned the nickname Phoenix. Some mornings I feel like I've been run over by a bus and the truth is, I was. I survived a collision with a metro bus, and it's fair to say that the accident messed me up. And yet I keep rising from the pyre of a burning fire and as I run I realize that as long as I hold the Holy Spirit inside me, my spirit will never die. Please see me on http://elfarris.com Also visit http://www.facebook.com/RunningfromHellwithEl
    
29. The Super Store by Charles S. Meyer - 2013-05-06 03:30:22-04
    Charles S. Meyer has been an Internet marketer for more than 12 years and currently owns and operates more than five hundred Websites. When he is not busy building more Websites, he takes time out to write the occasional book. Married for 25 years, he lives in the Western United States.
    
30. Blood Moon - 2013-05-06 03:39:55-04
    Alexandra Sokoloff is the Amazon bestselling, Thriller Award-winning, and Bram Stoker, Anthony, and Black Quill Award-nominated author of the supernatural thrillers The Harrowing, The Price, The Unseen, Book of Shadows, The Shifters, and The Space Between, and the new, Thriller Award-nominated FBI thriller series Huntress Moon. The New York Times Book Review has called her a "daughter of Mary Shelley," and her books "Some of the most original and freshly unnerving work in the genre." As a screenwriter she has sold original horror and thriller scripts and adapted novels for numerous Hollywood studios, and teaches Screenwriting Tricks for Authors.
    
31. Camp Myth: Phoenix Watching - 2013-05-06 03:45:08-04
    From high-school textbooks to award-winning magazines and podcasts, Chris Lewis Carter has been featured in over two dozen publications - both online and print - including Nelson Literacy 8, Word Riot, 3AM Magazine, Murky Depths, Niteblade, and Pseudopod. He is a lead writer for Rival Threads: Last Class Heroes, a video game scheduled to be released for iOS, Windows, and Mac in 2013, and the creator of Camp Myth.
    
32. Once Upon a Tag - 2013-05-06 03:53:42-04
    Anna Adams is a French author presently living in Paris after having spent her childhood in the United States. She enjoys writing and reading young adult novels. She loves music, art, shopping, hanging out with friends and roaming in the streets of Paris, or writing in small French cafés. She is currently writing the second novel in the "Maude Laurent series." The sequel to "A French Girl in New York" will be released in 2013.
    
33. Second Best - 2013-05-06 04:07:24-04
    David Cook (born 21 September 1940 in Preston, Lancashire) is a British author, screenwriter and actor. He is best known for the screen adaptation of his 1978 novel Walter, and was the first presenter of the UK TV programme Rainbow. He studied at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art, London, from 1959 to 1961. His first role was in the 1962 film adaptation of A Kind of Loving. Thereafter, he worked on both stage and television. He began to write novels and also for television in the early 1970s. He presented the first and second series of Rainbow, with the first episode airing in October 1972. He left the show to concentrate on his writing before the third series in 1973, and was replaced as presenter by Geoffrey Hayes. Cook went on to write Walter, a novel about a young man with learning disabilities. It won the Hawthornden Prize in 1978, and was later made into a film of the same name,…
    
34. God the Father – Four Week Mini Bible Study - 2013-05-06 04:20:20-04
    Heather is a Christian Stay at home homeschooling mom of three, married to a firefighter, and a writer. She is founder of www.CSAHM.com among other websites for Christian mothers, and women. Heather is passionate about sharing God's word in a practical and loving way.
    
35. Asterion - 2013-05-06 04:23:23-04
    A life-long science fiction fan, I grew up with all the old movies and TV when your imagination had to be larger than the special effects budget. While they lacked that, they did tell compelling stories. Names such as Heinlien,Asimov, Matheson, Serling are just a few influences from the old school. Newer authors include Tom Clancy,Stephen Coonts and Michael Crichton.
    
36. Your Thoughts Can Trap You - 2013-05-06 04:39:51-04
    Ms. Drouillard, transplanted from Canada to the U.S. as a teenager, is rising to the top of the literary charts and rapidly becoming the number one female author in the field of fiction, romance, and action with her introduction of America's favorite heroine, Sammi Evans.