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What Haunts Me (Ghost Killer – Book 1) by Margaret Millmore

About What Haunts Me (Ghost Killer – Book 1) by Margaret Millmore

The ghosts that wander among the living do not haunt in the traditional sense; instead, they plague the innocent with disease, deformity and addiction. And once a ghost finds its victim, it will haunt them for a lifetime… or kill them quickly.

After George gets ill, the dreams begin. Suppressed memories are triggered, allowing him to see ghosts, and a deeply buried instinct emerges. George finds out he can kill these monsters, and heal their victims. The ability to save lives is something George cannot ignore, but it soon becomes an obsession and begins to eat away at his sanity.

His quest for understanding leads him to new friends and allies, and exposes him to enemies he could have never imagined. In the end, can you really ever kill something that’s already dead?

The Edge of the Cemetery (Ghost Killer – Book II) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01GSE7E7S/ winner of the August 2016 Long and Short Reviews Book of the Month

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Shadow Heart by Pamela Taeuffer

About Shadow Heart by Pamela Taeuffer

What if you were a woman coming of age and afraid to even turn the doorknob to your front door when coming home. What is it that waits inside? What effects is a young woman left with as she enters adulthood when forming relationships and facing the world? Can she step out of her shadows, and once and for all break free from the twisted security of familiarity, take a chance, or a risk, that just might change everything?

Is it possible that a child of family trauma can ask for what she wants without being afraid of the consequences? Can she trust another person that much? Most importantly, can she trust herself enough to ask it and be willing to hear the things she fears?

What if she begins to conquer those deep fears hidden inside her, pushed down for so many years, allowing her heart to open and become vulnerable? Imagine if she has the chance for real intimacy—the kind that allows another to come closer than anyone has ever been. Intimacy that means security and comfort when a lover whispers in her ear and embraces all of the light and dark she has inside . . . is it possible for Nicky Young, a woman who is college bound, brilliant but socially withdrawn?

What if she dared to be loved and because she did, she transitioned into a life filled with a joy she never imagined?

This is her family saga. This is her love story. These books are told from her journals and reveal the horrible, beautiful, twisted, amazing vulnerability of family dysfunction and how she overcame her fears of abandonment and reached for deep intimacy.

Nicky states: “When I learned to open my heart and trust another—and myself—I was able to really, really, be alive.”

This story is about daring to love and reaching for a life that resonates deep inside our dreams.

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Daddy 3.0: A Comedy of Errors by Rob Armstrong

About Daddy 3.0: A Comedy of Errors by Rob Armstrong

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What a mess. This was not supposed to happen.

This isn’t where Nick Owen thought he would be by this point in life. He used to be a busy web programmer. Now he spends most of his energy trying to stop his three-year-old twins from playing in a dirty sand pit. Nick thinks of himself as Daddy 3.0, a stay-at-home-dad—but he just wasn’t programmed for this.

He must navigate a new world of jungle gyms and playdates while supporting his surgeon wife. He tries his best to be there for the twins, but he can’t stop making a mess of things. He’s just about nearing the end of his rope when the Swing Incident happens. The Swing Incident, spoken of in hushed tones around Nick’s New York City apartment building, has caused the resident queen bee, nicknamed “Supermom,” to declare him an enemy for life. No matter what Nick does to get back into Supermom’s good graces, he fails spectacularly.

Now Nick’s going to have to learn to fight fire with fire and become the best superparent on the block. This hilarious new book by Rob Armstrong chronicles one man’s journey into the world of modern fatherhood—one botched haircut, playground fight, and dirty diaper at a time.

Stay-at-home-dads have a new hero, of sorts.

Kirkus Review – “An appealing comedy delivers many laugh-out-loud moments for the reader who has dealt with a fractious toddler or attempted to cope as an outsider in any type of clique.”

Red City Review (4 Stars) – “Kudos goes to Armstrong for producing a highly entertaining coming-of-age as well as human-interest tale.”

This Fiction book is available in these Formats: eBook, Print

THORN: Bears of Burden, Book 1 by Candace Ayers

About THORN: Bears of Burden, Book 1 by Candace Ayers

Allie McMichael is running scared. Not from monsters in the closet, or creepy things under the bed, she’s scared of commitment. She has every reason to be scared after experiencing the pain of infidelity and after watching her parents’ failure of a marriage. On the run from a would-be fiancé, she finds a temp job bartending and waitressing in the small town of Burden, Texas. True love is not on the agenda until she meets her big, burly boss, hot-as-hell Thorn Canton who lights her fires in all the right places.

Bear shifter Thorn Canton is living the easy life. Successful tavern owner, he’s surrounded by good buddies, beer on tap, and an endless supply of women to keep him company. He has no plans, whatsoever, of getting hitched up, or of finding a mate. But, fate has its own plans….

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DOG BONE SOUP by Bette A. Stevens

About DOG BONE SOUP by Bette A. Stevens

DOG BONE SOUP (Ages 11– adult) is the poignant tale of a dysfunctional family struggling to survive in America in the 50s and 60s, an era when many were living The American Dream. Whether or not You Grew Up in the 1950s and 60s, you’ll find DOG BONE SOUP to be soup for the soul. In this coming-of-age novel, Shawn Daniels’s father is the town drunk. Shawn and his brother Willie are in charge of handling everything that needs to be done around the ramshackle place they call home—lugging in water for cooking and cleaning, splitting and stacking firewood…But when chores are done, these resourceful kids strike out on boundless adventures that don’t cost a dime.

DOG BONE SOUP is not only the title of Bette A. Stevens’s debut novel; it ranks high among the paltry meals that the book’s protagonist, Shawn Daniels, wants to forget. Plodding through mounting snow and battling howling winds, Shawn is ready to leave it all behind—living in poverty, Dad’s drinking, life in foster care, the divorce, the bullies…. Travel with Shawn Daniels through the guts and the glories of life. You’ll find them all in DOG BONE SOUP, a Boomer’s coming-of-age saga.

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