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Notes from the Autopsy of God by Bo Fowler

Notes from the Autopsy of God

Written by: Bo Fowler

Available In: eBook

Author Website: http://www.amazon.com/Bo-Fowler/e/B004MO8NAE/ref=ntt_athr_dp_pel_pop_1

And as the Grand Pathologist clambered this way and that over the remains of God he made curious utterances which were recorded for Posterity (whether she wanted them or not).

Nothing To Lose by Lisa Friedman

Nothing To Lose

Written by: Lisa Friedman

Available In: eBook

Author Website: http://www.lkfriedman.com/

Prominent psychiatrist Dr. Anita Shining runs a respected medical center in Maryland. Scarred by the murder of her own daughter, Dr. Shining devises a scheme where terminally ill patients assassinate heinous serial criminals. The plan was perfect, until FBI Director Drew Manning stumbles upon the macabre conspiracy to render justice. The final twist lingers...Nothing to Lose is not to be missed.

Nurses Bred for Business: The Awakening of Legions of Nurse Entrepreneurs by Robert Saunders

Nurses Bred for Business: The Awakening of Legions of Nurse Entrepreneurs

Written by: Robert Saunders

Available In: eBook|Hardcover|Paperback

Author Website: www.nursesbred.com

The title of the book makes the assertion that our unique skill sets as nurses have groomed us for entrepreneurial success. Nurses Bred for Business is an identifiable statement as to the natural progression of who and what nurses have always been. The question is; will you awaken to your rightful destiny and join the ever growing legions of nurse entrepreneurs?

Occult by Laura Croft

Occult

Written by: Laura Croft

Available In: Paperback

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Thirteen. Unlucky for some. On their 13th birthday children discover the truth about who they really are. WHAT they really are. That they belong to the Occult world where witches, vampires and demons exist along with other mythical, magical and supernatural creatures.

The children are sent into the unknown through a magic portal where they must choose a path. One which leads to The Dark Academy and the other which leads to The Academy of Merlin. At both Academies the students learn how to use magic, some for good and some for evil. Friendships are formed and destroyed and when the transformations begin it's difficult to know who to trust. Good can be corrupted by evil and evil can be turned good! Friends can quickly become foes and enemies can become unlikely allies!

As secrets, visions and prophecies unfold will they be able to survive in this new world? Will they choose the path to greatness or are they destined for darkness?

Odd Jobs by Ben Lieberman

Odd Jobs

Written by: Ben Lieberman

Available In: eBook

Author Website: http://www.benliebermanbooks.com/

"Odd Jobs is a tightly-wound, well written mystery that I read in one sitting." - James Patterson. College student Kevin Davenport is working any and every odd job to make it through school. He discovers who killed his father while working at the corrupt, mob-controlled, Kosher World Meat Factory. He will stop at nothing to prevent the killers from ruining other families and to get his revenge.

Odyssey Uncharted – a World War II Childhood Adventure and Education Wrapped in mid-20th Century History by Flemming Heilmann

Odyssey Uncharted – a World War II Childhood Adventure and Education Wrapped in mid-20th Century History

Written by: Flemming Heilmann

Available In: eBook|Paperback

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Japanese invasion forces Flemming's evacuation from Malaya to Australia and eventually a perilous voyage home to Denmark. At school in England he leads a mutiny. Vacations surviving terrorist attacks in Malaya, meeting King Sobhuza of Swaziland, confronting apartheid. Cambridge years trigger rejection of religion, popular preconceptions and dogma before tackling the world of reality and risk.

Off The Record by Peter E. Amari Jr

Off The Record

Written by: Peter E. Amari Jr

Available In: eBook

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As a second generation American-Italian boy growing up in Brooklyn New York in the 50’s and 60’s, it seemed like there wasn’t enough hours in a day to do all the things kids wanted to do.

Monday through Friday there was school, then playing ball in the schoolyard, if you were lucky enough to live across the street from one, then supper, followed by homework, television and bed. On the weekends there would be Saturday morning cartoons, followed by western shows, playing in the afternoon, dinner at five P.M., watch television and bedtime. Sunday was church instead of cartoons but then just the same activities except when we would go visit someone which was almost never. So with all that going on, when was a kid going to stop and think, “Hey, where did I come from?” Not in the sexual sense of the question but rather in the ancestry sense.

While I am writing this at the age of 63, it is the foremost question on my mind because I would love to know where my actual roots are, but when your 7 years old who gives a shit. And the most ironic thing is that back then, I had all the people at my fingertips with full recollection of my heritage who would have gladly supplied any and all information I may have wanted to know. All I had to do was ask.

My grandma Testa loved to talk and would have talked for hours about her ancestors. She would have talked about how she and my grandpa, her husband, met and married, and even tell of her parents. I could have gone back to the 1860’s with a firsthand account of all that history. Boy I would have given anything to chronicle all the information they would have had to offer first hand, but like so many things in my life, I let it slip away. I will try to tell what little I know about my ancestry so as to give you a little insight about your heritage before I take it with me to that great band in the sky.

I will also tell you about life growing up as Peter Amari Jr. (for what it’s worth) so you will have, depending on who is reading this, firsthand information of your dad, grandpa, or maybe even your great grandpa if this book isn’t thrown out by then. This will not be hearsay, like I had to rely on my information, but rather a firsthand account of what went down in my life. Some sad, mostly happy, but 95% fact. I’ll allow the other 5% for bad memory due to old age. Don’t forget, at 63 I will have a little bit of a hard time remembering all of the events in my early years. But, I do know the important ones, the one’s that mattered most to me. The important crossroad decisions of my life, (if you will), that led me to where I am today, and more importantly, who I’ve become. And quite possibly the influence I’ve made on you, which in turn, made you who you’ve become.

If by now you are already bored to death with this book, either shut it or pass it on to someone else to read, preferably someone you don’t like. But remember that it might be all you have to go by when you too get old and start to care where you came from!

Well now at this age, my human references are, alas, all gone and any information about my heritage, went with them. I don’t want this to happen to the next generation. And that’s the reason for this book.

When I started this book I decided to write about my life so that my grand kids and perhaps generations to follow would have some concrete evidence of my existence firsthand. And also what life was like in the last half of the 20th century. I tried to give you a glimpse of what went through my mind through the good as well as the bad times. But a funny thing happened about halfway through this book. A lot of old feelings in me resurfaced. Just by thinking about them and writing them down. There were chapters where I was so deep in thought, that when I looked up and realized where I was, it was like waking up from a dream. What I’m trying to say here is that writing this book became therapeutic, so for that I’m glad I wrote it.

Olivia’s Destiny (The Olivia Carter Series, Book 3) by DM Sharp

Olivia’s Destiny (The Olivia Carter Series, Book 3)

Written by: DM Sharp

Available In: eBook|Paperback

Author Website: http://www.oliviacarter.com

Read the explosive conclusion to the compelling love story of Olivia Carter and Gabriel Carmichael. Having toiled painstakingly at overcoming their demons, and the ethical dilemmas their relationship posed, Olivia and Gabriel appear to finally have it all—love, intimacy, trust, the support of those around them, and an extraordinary future to look forward to. Unbeknown to them, watching their every move is a vicious danger that neither of them recognises waiting to deliver a fatal blow and test any last resolve either of them possesses. Just when it seems that their strength and love together could defeat anything, fate conspires to make Olivia and Gabriel’s deepest fears turn to reality and we get an answer to the question - What is Olivia’s Destiny?

Olivia’s Trek: (The Olivia Carter Series, Book 1) by DM Sharp

Olivia’s Trek: (The Olivia Carter Series, Book 1)

Written by: DM Sharp

Available In: eBook

Author Website: http://www.oliviacarter.com

An insecure teenager becomes a championship swimmer to overcome a traumatic childhood. Following her rape, she starts abusing prescription drugs. Sent to a Wilderness Therapy Camp in Utah by her wealthy guardian, she must confront secrets from the past and find out who she is. The journey she embarks on sparks a relationship between her mentor, a young, grieving doctor that changes everything.

Olivia's Choice (The Olivia Carter Series, Book 2) by DM Sharp

Olivia's Choice (The Olivia Carter Series, Book 2)

Written by: DM Sharp

Available In: eBook

Author Website: http://www.oliviacarter.com/

Olivia is thriving under Gabriel’s love until her past violently returns, resulting in an end to the relationship. Years later they are reunited when they accept posts at the same hospital; he resolves to go, but fate intervenes and they confront their feelings. As she runs into an unwelcome face from the past, she finds out you never know how strong you are, until being strong is the only choice you have.

On a Wing and a Prayer: A True Story by A Survivor of a Tragic Crash in the Pacific Ocean by Dr. Bruce E. Briley

On a Wing and a Prayer: A True Story by A Survivor of a Tragic Crash in the Pacific Ocean

Written by: Dr. Bruce E. Briley

Available In: eBook|Paperback

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A trip back from Molokai, an idyllic place were it not for the specter of its notorious leper colony. Departure by plane, a single-engine aircraft, when the engine suddenly explodes, forcing an open-ocean ditching, a maneuver that is seldom successful. A crash into shark-infested Pacific waters. My wife and me, grievously injured (5 ribs, a split sternum and a massive hematoma for her, 3 ribs, a herniation, punctured eardrums and a forehead lesion for me). Scrambling for safety, for life vests that were not there, water rising in the cabin, exiting into the water with miraculously last-second finds of life vest packages that were almost impossible to open with wet hands and which could not be properly donned. Abandoning the doomed plane, soon separated by capricious currents. Floating for hours alone, awaiting shark visits ala The Indianapolis, slipping into painfully violent shivering shock with incipient hypothermia, exhaustion, involuntarily inhaling and ingesting salt water.  Ultimate, crushing despair as darkness and death loomed. And that wasn’t the worst of it ...

On the Night of a Blood Moon: A Peter Michaels Thriller by Peter Karl

On the Night of a Blood Moon: A Peter Michaels Thriller

Written by: Peter Karl

Available In: eBook|Hardcover|Paperback

Author Website: https://www.amazon.com/Peter-Karl/e/B008FQJY62?ref_=dbs_p_pbk_r00_abau_000000

Investigative reporter Peter Michaels takes a fresh look at one of Chicago’s most heinous crimes of the past century: the brutal rape and murder of an attractive, young female medical student. Four men were originally caught, tried, convicted and sentenced to life in prison, but was the crime really solved? Are the real killers in jail or roaming the streets? It is a crime that still haunts the city and those who worked to bring justice to the victim and her family.

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