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The Tenth Trail Mark

Harrowing wartime experiences leave an indelible mark on the lives of hardy soldiers in the gripping historical novel "The Tenth Trail Mark". In Joe Looby’s solemn historical novel "The Tenth Trail Mark", a soldier undertakes a... Read More

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Fifty First Dates after Fifty

Rights Contact: Carolyn Lee Arnold <carnold@lmi.net>
Book Awards: 2021 Chanticleer Hearten Book Awards: Finalist for Uplifting & Inspiring Non-Fiction and Memoir, 2021 Chanticleer Mind & Spirit Book Awards: Short List for Enlightenment & Well-being in Non-Fiction, 2022 Human Relations Indie Book Awards: Gold in Motivational Memoir, 2022 Independent Publisher Book Awards (IPPYs): Gold Medal in Sexuality/Relationships, 2022 International Book Awards (IBA): Winner in Women’s Issues/Women’s Studies, 2022 Living Now Book Awards: Gold Medal in Relationships/Marriage, 2022 Next Generation Indie Book Awards: Finalist in Memoir (Other), Finalist in Nonfiction: Narrative and in New Age: Nonfiction, Silver in Inspirational, and Silver in Personal Relationships Memoir
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Miami Outlaw

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The Summer of Haight

by Katelynn Watkins

The intriguing historical mystery novel "The Summer of Haight" is narrated with an undercurrent of surrealism. In George Petersen’s whimsical mystery novel "The Summer of Haight", 1960s San Francisco is subjected to intrigue and... Read More

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Apocalypse: Coming Soon

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Agates Are Forever

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The Apple and the Stone

by John M. Murray

The idea that people can confront life’s obstacles by reinterpreting setbacks as opportunities is exemplified in "The Apple and the Stone", a creative self-help book with two great men at its center. Hartford G. Dawson’s "The Apple... Read More

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Harriet Tubman, Force of Nature

by Michelle Anne Schingler

Minty, born enslaved in 1822, is impossible to contain: “she / is soil, seed, root, tree, / stem, flower, air, breeze, / stream, river, waves, sea, / Sun, moon, a planetary jubilee.” As a child, she has visions of the Promised Land;... Read More

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