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The Price of Peace
Jennifer DiCamillo
Murder, romance, and 13th Century clan warfare in Wales. Five clans are riled up by the machinations of one woman who would bring them to their knees. Who will pay the price for peace? Some kill for it. Some die for it. And, more importantly, some live for it. If you're looking for a meaty, emotion driven reading experience, written for both men and women, this one's for you. The Price of Peace received the 2004 CAPA nomination for Best Historical Fiction.
Black Chameleon Memoirs: Survival by Assimilation
Montez DeCarlo
Black Chameleon Memoirs tells the gripping saga of how one of the most successful Black businessmen in America rose to prominence using criminal activity and murder while overcoming adversity and an abusive childhood.
Paint Me As I Am
H Jay Scheuermann
What unique attribute dwells within the creative individual? Is it a flaw in the unconscious psyche that gives rise to talent, influencing artists to fashion the product of their imagination into tangible form, just as the grain of sand gives rise to the precious pearl? Or is it more? To the world around him, Jerrod Young appears to be a typical, mature art student. He certainly has talent as a painter, but hidden within the darkest corners of his mind are unsavory secrets, and a different man that nobody knows. H. Jay Scheuermann, author of The Gore Experiment, gives us another great psychological thriller, delivering a chilling look inside the psyche of a man whose deepest thoughts begin to assume control over his actions. The needs of the darkness within him seem to grow with each atrocity, his ever-increasing confidence fueling an inexorable force for evil. Hell is not a place, but a state of mind, a state of being: it exists within each of us. We like to believe we can control it, but the cruel alternative is that our choices have already been made for us. Jerrod has accepted his truth, and is resolved to serve his inner demon. Special Agent Jackie Jonas has been given her first assignment, a case that may mark the beginning and the end of her FBI career, as it leads her into a web of violence and deception, with each new clue ensnaring the lives of the ones she loves?. This gripping story brings to life the awful truth that the Jerrod Young?s of this world do, in fact, exist. It could be one of your co-workers, the person behind you in the supermarket checkout line, or even the person next door. Can you tell? Are you willing to stake your life on it?
Triple Exposure
Russell Thrall
Fast moving action of unarmed, peaceful Roger and Erica Pym facing killers in a frantic struggle to survive.
Tripping On Oriental Rugs
Jacob Avshalomov
Experiences in collecting Oriental rugs, with 50 rugs shown in color and described; followed by analogies to classical music.
Liquid Bones
Cassandra Zaruba
The people living on the outskirts of Bismarck, North Dakota rarely see a crime worse than petty theft. So when a couple of residents disappear, no one guesses that they were murdered. Five key characters piece together the story: Emilia is a recent college graduate on her way to North Dakota to care for her last living relative. Luke is an art dealer whose real passion is snowboarding. Gavin is a basketball player-turned-coach with a guilty conscience, and Caleb, a theology student, is tormented by unpredictable and unwarranted visions. The final character, known as “The Emperor of Ice Cream,” is a former psychiatrist and hypnotherapist who turns into a seemingly deranged killer. These characters’ lives become intertwined in a series of events that lead to the shocking truth of who the Emperor really is.
"Sue Vogan is a true patriot…Sue's affection and services for our military must be recognized, and her book is a must-read." - Sunny Park, winner of USO Patriot Award; founder, Good Neighboring Foundation www.SunnyPark.com
“NCO, No Compassion Observed” is an indictment not only of how the US military treats dedicated and loyal members of the armed forces and their families, particularly during a time of medical crisis, but it is also a call to arms for the rest of the country which benefits from their sacrifices. Sue Vogan’s self-deprecating account of her struggle with Lyme disease and her 20-year veteran husband Tim’s attempts at getting them both help within the system to which he dedicated his life, is all the sadder because it is so true of thousands today – both within and outside the confines of the military. This is a book to which the American public should pay attention. - Denise Lang, “Coping With Lyme Disease” “NCO, No Compassion Observed” is an indictment not only of how the US military treats dedicated and loyal members of the armed forces and their families, particularly during a time of medical crisis, but it is also a call to arms for the rest of the country which benefits from their sacrifices. Sue Vogan’s self-deprecating account of her struggle with Lyme disease and her 20-year veteran husband Tim’s attempts at getting them both help within the system to which he dedicated his life, is all the sadder because it is so true of thousands today – both within and outside the confines of the military. This is a book to which the American public should pay attention. - www.deniselang.com
"Knowledge is power; this book is properly researched and annotated. It’s well written and easy to read. For anyone who has, thinks they might have or knows somebody that has Lyme Disease. NCO is a treasure house of knowledge on the symptoms, effects, diagnosis and possible treatments of this debilitating disease. Ms Vogan has traveled up, down and across many roads in search of the facts about and a cure for her condition. This journey would not have been necessary if the medical establishment was better educated but they aren’t, so you need to be if you expect to get treatment. The stories in the book can save you from turning down many dead end paths on your journey to better health.Know your enemy. Ms Vogan fought many years to be correctly diagnosed and to get treatment. Struggling against the blockhead mindset of both the military and the civilian medical establishment that delays and denies treatment of Lyme. Like most chronic medical conditions the existence of Lyme is ignored. Chronic diseases cost your HMO more to treat than you pay in premiums. It is more profitable to deny that you are sick or say “it’s all in your head” and prescribe some cheap drugs until you shut up and stop bothering them. Learning from her battles you will know what to expect when you visit the doctor and what to do when you get that first letter telling you that there’s nothing wrong with you.In short, if you want to know about Lyme, buy the book and read it." - Tom Travis
County of Ventura/Environmental
"Sue Vogan is a remarkable writer. Once I met her, I realized that she was the one who could best write my biography, Mumsa, which she is currently working on. She has such a way with words that you can actually "see and feel" what she is writing about. The story of NCO has been long in coming - Lida H. Mattman, Ph.D., author of Cell Wall Defiecient Forms, Stealth Pathogens, 3rd Edition"
Sue Vogan, courageous wife of an American soldier, gives a first-hand exposé of the military! Read about her husband's illegal job assignment, the military's nightmarish health care system, and other “hush-hush” occurrences she witnessed. In this heart-wrenching, true story, see how she contracts Lyme disease, then her husband Tim is sent to South Korea, only to be listed as AWOL when released on leave! Left destitute only months away from retirement, Tim faces the fact that his wife is seriously ill, and doctors are actually refusing to treat her! Learn about the true horror of living with Lyme disease. Help Sue fight for the fair treatment she deserves from the military. A must-read for all educated citizens of America. - American Book Publishing
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