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Of Such Is The Kingdom
James M. Becher
A Biblical novel, meaning that it takes place entirely in Biblical times, specifically in the time of Christ. It’s a powerful blending of stories of seekers from all walks of life who might have lived in the time of the Christ, told with a unique writing style, which combines poetry, straight dialogue and 1st person stream-of-consciousness narrative with the 3rd person narration.
Strike at the Heart(The First Mission)
L.W. Berrie
Sent to fight biological terror in East Africa, a U.S. Army unit is zapped into the past and struggles back.
Dominic
Hazel Statham
London 1776 When Dominic, Marquis of Vale, the wayward son of the Duke of Lear, returns from a night of revels to find a badly beaten youth on his doorstep, little does he know that she is to become in turn his pupil and his love. Revealing that it is her brother who has beaten her, she steals away whilst Dominic is sleeping. However, she is fated to once more cross his path when, injured in a horse race and rusticated to his father?s estates, he once more meets Sophie in her boyish guise and agrees to become her tutor, teaching her to hunt and fish ? treating her as a boy. However, their idyll is short-lived when the duke arrives at Stovely.
Rachel's Dream
Carl Herman
The epic sagas of two families, freed slave and slave owner, struggling to deal with the aftermath of the Civil War.
The Call
F.M. Hall
Set in the Pre World WarI life of a small lumbering town of the Thumb of Michigan, it teems with intrigue, gossip, religion, love and action.
SOPHIA: A Woman's Search for Troy
Nancy Joaquim
Sophia emerges from the shadow of renowned husband Heinrich Schliemann and onto an archeological adventure in this biographical novel.
Erotique
Alessia Brio
Mandy stands to inherit the family legacy – a famous Philadelphia adult toy store and museum called Erotique – but she first has to meet the terms of the will and spend the night. With the help of her best friend, Bruce, she soon discovers the exhibits are VERY educational and her feelings for Bruce run deeper than she realized. http://www.phazebooks.com/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=68
A modern-day Alice in Wonderland about a forty-something housewife who falls down the "rabbit hole" and revisits her childhood, learning a lot about life and herself along the way.
"Carrie Kabak's Cover the Butter is an extraordinary novel. It is poignant, sensitive, funny and original, and it fairly sings with life. I felt myself dissolve into it!"
-Jeanne Ray, author of Julie and Romeo, Step-Ball-Change, and Eat Cake
"Wonderful! A tour de force, written with depth and insight, Cover the Butter is funny, poignant and page-turningly original."
-Katie Fforde, author of Thyme Out
"Cover the Butter is a delicious journey. The dialogue is crisp, the narrative flows. Kabak's wisdom, compassion and wit make this a book you don't want to put down. A gem!"
-Bonnie Shimko, author of Letters in the Attic
"A brilliant debut novel with a depth and warmth reminiscent of Maeve Binchy. Kate Cadogan's journey back in time to find herself is a funny yet wonderfully poignant evocation of life in seventies and eighties Britain."
-Trisha Ashley, author of Singled Out and Every Woman for Herself
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