Fresh perspectives on World War II - a nine-year-old on the home front, a German prisoner of war in Mississippi, young women ferrying war planes, a young officer working Enigma codes and rockets, and a lawyer trying to keep the government from sending thousands of German and Italian American citizens to concentration camps.
This book combines a love of dogs with a love of running. It is purposely told in first person from two points of view – the main character and her dog.
In the natural, pure, world that the aliens have created and taught Corilan and everyone that chose to follow her when legacy Earth died, they have lived in tranquility and prospered for centuries.
Dedicated, world-traveling doctor finds love beyond her wildest dreams and struggles to reconcile who she is with who she has yet to become.
VELVET DEVIL is Book One of the Vorobev Bratva duet. Isaak and Cami’s story will conclude in Book Two, VELVET ANGEL.
Holly was just dumped. Less than a week before Christmas. In public. Dressed as a slutty Mrs. Claus. All she wants is to hide in the bathroom and have a breakdown in peace.
Self-made millionaire Eugene Gold shares the lessons he learned as a Russian immigrant chasing the American dream.
If you want to sell more books, (and spoiler alert: we all do), you have to really know your reader.
What does it take to build an explosive startup in Silicon Valley? "Arc of the Valley" answers this question based on the story of personal finance startup Mint.
"The Second Child" is an inspiring collection of stories, some tragic, some happy, told in a uniquely endearing fashion.
The story begins with the main characters - a pair of military misfits and a wild teenager - being visited by a damsel-in-distress who needs help proving her U.S. defense company is under attack.
"An Impossible Wife" takes an intimate and poignant look at a man fighting for his wife and marriage among the challenges and heartbreaks that go along with mental illness.
HEADLONG: Growing Up Recklessly, is the captivating story of Jim, a young guy growing up in the ’50’s, ’60’s, and ’70’s, whose creative imagination and impulses, provide us with an anthology of hilarious, poignant, dangerous, and adventurous escapades.
"Stronghold" is a societal metaphor that is meant to remind its readers that every society is always is just a step away from a tyranny.
Bad things happen when a bioresearch research company on the verge of bankruptcy agrees to act as a conduit for anonymous shipments of vials, powders and Petri-dishes in exchange for quick cash.
After more than thirty years of marriage, Robin Larking finds herself unexpectedly and tragically alone.
