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The Damascus Cover Howard Kaplan

In a last ditch effort to revive his career, washed out agent Ari Ben-Sion accepts a mission he never would have 30 years ago, to smuggle a group of Jewish children out of the Damascus ghetto. Or so he thinks. In Damascus, a beautiful American photographer, Kim, seems to be...

Religion Delusion John Carlshausen

It is foolish to believe there is an invisible friend in the sky called God, who is watching over you and seven billion other people who reside here on Earth. He is watching over us twenty four hours a day and has been doing this for centuries. Anyone who believes this nonsense is being...

Missing Books Brian Harris

This is a book for the book-lover. As the author writes, ‘great and wondrous things can happen around books. Boswell met Johnson at Tom Davies’s bookshop in Covent Garden. Karl Marx planned to remodel the world in the Reading Room of the British Museum. Jorge Luis Borges conceived a...

Hiramic Brotherhood William Hanna

This novel follows journalist Conrad Banner who is intent on filming a documentary in the Occupied Palestinian Territories. Inspired by his father Mark – an author and foreign correspondent with numerous journalism awards for his coverage in the Middle East ­– Banner’s documentary...

The Gem Connection Michael R. Lane

Clinton Windell is murdered and robbed of twenty million dollars in uncut gems. C. J. Cavanaugh is hired to root out the murderers. There's only one catch. C. J. and his partner must keep mum they're working the case. Between the killers, Homicide Detective Pendleton, and their...

The Train to Orvieto Rebecca J. Novelli

The Train to Orvieto, set in Orvieto, Florence, and Milan, Italy, and in the heartland of America, is an intimate story of love, loss, betrayal, and reconciliation that unfolds against an historical background of war and dramatic social change. It is a story enacted by fascinating three-dimensional...

Letters from the Outs Gary Delanoeye

First there was Checking in at the Crowbar Hotel and readers were introduced to Harly, Rage, the hookers, and Sammy – characters that make the Crowbar Hotel (a juvenile detention facility) buzz with life, intrigue, pathos, and humor. The "next novel" is here: Letters from the Outs...

My Two Wives – One White, One Black – Is There a Difference? Don Woodson

This book is dedicated to all those who want to find that perfect match, those who want to expand their dating pool, or those who want to understand and improve their current relationship. It will help you to identify your personal social style...

Shattered Tranquility John M. Keshishian

Determined to enjoy a quiet seaside vacation with his wife, Dr. James Bishop instead stumbles upon hints of buried treasure from a 300-year-old Spanish shipwreck – and is drawn reluctantly into a frenzied race for the rest of the bullion. Thrust into a murky, violent world of gold fever...

Eat First, Cry Later Mimi Barash Coppersmith

July 25, 1944 remains etched in my memory, a day when my life changed forever. After my brother’s death, our home collapsed into a grotto of sorrow. Alone at the top of the steps, I developed a sudden, uncontrollable urge to help my parents overcome their...

The Guardian and the Oak Tree Ty Dubowsky

Connect with a boy named Try to find his purpose in life through the goodness of the heart that every one of us holds, but not every one of us realizes. Meet heart-stirring and spine-tingling characters who help him find his true path in life, through noble and grim turning...

The Right to Be Christian in a Gay Rights America Elreta Dodds

The aim of this book is to present a convincing Biblical argument as to why many Christians feel that they cannot support the homosexual lifestyle and to present a Constitutional argument as well as to why any attempt to force them to do so by means of...

UFOs and God Michael R. Lane

UFOs and God is not single-themed but a medley of characters kayaking their way through the erratic channels of life. Some of these stories are sharp edged and made to cut you emotionally to the quick. Others are inviting like a warm cozy room on a bitter cold day. In "Wake Up," a...

Among Friends Heather Murray

Among Friends is an account of one woman's exploration of Cuba, as the country begins to find its feet in the post-Fidel era. With an eye for the telling details of daily life, Murray first explores Havana and then other provinces to the west and east in visits spread over a period of eight years...

Clown William Robin Elno

When William's father kicks him out of his Kansas home, no one--including William--thinks he'll amount to much. William suffers from an ailment that causes him to twitch uncontrollably. Of course, this is strange behavior to folks on the frontier. Needless to say, it's tough for William to make friends...

I Closed Too Many Eyes Paul S. Arneson

Bayer Nonen Ross, the son of Swedish immigrants who settled in Southern Minnesota, spent his military service in World War II doing his best to keep soldiers alive. His story was documented in letters he sent home and in conversations with his family. Bayer Nonen...