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Book two in the series finds Natalie Combs happily married. It’s been two years since she discovered she was a clone of twin scientists’ dead sister, Julia Venson. She can’t shake the feeling that an …

While there are many wonderful books that illustrate how to eat right, where food comes from and how it’s grown, not many introduce children to spicy food. Instead, children are often taught at a …

In the early morning of July 31, 1952, a murder occurred in a dingy bar in a small resort town in the uppermost part of northern Michigan. The trial that followed, in which young army lieutenant …

Sailing and the Eastern Seaboard are the inspiration for shared emotional connections and conveying a sense of place in this debut collection of poems with themes of love and romance, unrequited love …

This book is a memoir. Throughout this storytelling narrative, the reader will be taken on a journey that is full of adventures and rich in serendipity. The author takes the reader on a journey …

Three friends embark on an action-packed adventure to save the world from two mysterious creatures. This story takes the reader across the universe and is filled with laughter and lots of surprises! …

In Stop the Brain: Enjoy Freedom from Intrusive Thoughts , author Jim Smart, Ph D, PE, investigates questions critical to spiritual wellness: what is the mind, and where do thoughts come from? Most …

This book explains why Australian governments are doing nothing for marginalised light sensitive learners. Government inaction is explored via policymaking theories and contrasted with a case study …

What the book is about:We believe when successful families, business owners and corporate executives live their life by design, they have the clarity, confidence and time to focus on what really …

In this book are the confessions of a born flyer who always seems to know a tiny bit less than he needs as each chapter of his career unfolds. Naivety, and a positive attitude so strong it often …