Karma In Action: Finding Meaning, Making Choices by Constance Vincent PhD The Western world has a mistaken notion of karma’s true nature. Karma is generally thought of as a religious term, signifying reward or judgment for a person’s deeds. But this isn’t the case. As author Constance L. Vincent, PhD,… Continue reading
Not Going Gently: A Psychologist Fights Back against Alzheimer’s for Her Mother. . .and Perhaps Herself by Constance Vincent PhD A poignant mother-daughter memoir, Not Going Gently fuses story and science together into a unique book. Constance L. Vincent, PhD, shares her mother’s personal experience living with Alzheimer’s, intertwined with… Continue reading
Not Going Gently: A Psychologist Fights Back against Alzheimer’s for Her Mother. . .and Perhaps Herself by Constance Vincent PhD A poignant mother-daughter memoir, Not Going Gently fuses story and science together into a unique book. Constance L. Vincent, PhD, shares her mother’s personal experience living with Alzheimer’s, intertwined with… Continue reading
Black Leather and Blue Denim (A 50s Adult Action Adventure Novel Book One In Trilogy) by Jay Dubya Black Leather and Blue Denim is a ’50s novel about greaser gang conflict in Levittown, Pennsylvania. J.W. narrates the story. J.W. (age twelve) and his family move into the Dogwood Hollow section… Continue reading
Jesus’s Brother James by Timothy Reinhardt Life can be challenging and overwhelming. After finding his wife in bed with another man, Mike meets the mysterious Father Coady, who promptly shoots him in the head (accidentally). When Mike wakes up in the hospital, he’s introduced to Jesus’s little-known brother, James, who… Continue reading
Afaq: I’m Trapped In India by Timothy Reinhardt Sid Lund just woke up from a convoluted nightmare to discover his waking life is even more complicated. For one thing, the young American pharmaceutical executive has no memory of how he wound up in a remote Indian hospital. No one knows… Continue reading
On a hot summer day, Homeland Security Secretary, Rick Bellamy, and his wife Ellen, a famous TV talk show host, walked along the ocean front trying to escape the heat. Suddenly the temperature dropped from the high 90s to below freezing in a matter of minutes. It began to snow—on… Continue reading
Fractured Frazzled Folk Fables and Fairy Farces by Jay Dubja Fractured Frazzled Folk Fables and Fairy Farces is adult literature that satirizes classic children’s folk tales, fables and fairy tales into more mature presentations featuring adult language, content and humor. Author Jay Dubya goes right to work retelling Aesop’s Fables… Continue reading
Science Fiction Short Stories by Jay Dubya One Baker’s Dozen by Jay Dubya Jay Dubya has written other adult fiction besides One Baker’s Dozen and its sister book Two Baker’s Dozen. Black Leather and Blue Denim, A ’50s Novel and its sequel The Great Teen Fruit War, A 1960 Novel… Continue reading
A Reunion In Time: A Rick Bellamy Book by Russell F. Moran What if a 37-year-old adult travels back 20 years in time and finds himself in high school, followed by his 36-year-old wife? They’re now teenagers, 17 and 16. Adults in teenage bodies, they struggle to convince the people… Continue reading
Jesus’s Brother James by Timothy Reinhardt Life can be challenging and overwhelming. After finding his wife in bed with another man, Mike meets the mysterious Father Coady, who promptly shoots him in the head (accidentally). When Mike wakes up in the hospital, he’s introduced to Jesus’s little-known brother, James, who… Continue reading
Mad Mischief by Angela Shearer Mad Mischief is a throng of short stories born in dark corners and on misty roads. They bring to life the obscure and breathe life into those things that hide away, in the crawlspace, beneath the house. At the witching hour, they whisper to us… Continue reading
Hawthorne Hacked, Shakespeare Sacked & Thurber Thwacked is a cleverly-organized book that effectively satirizes some of the main works of Nathaniel Hawthorne, of William Shakespeare and of American humorist James Thurber, and the creative compilation is author Jay Dubya’s 52nd published hardcover/paperback publication. In the Nathaniel Hawthorne section, Jay Dubya… Continue reading
Leonardo Murphy by Rusell Moran A Coming-of-Age Thriller You just launched a satellite into space without a rocket. You took a $1,000 gift from your father and turned it into $1,600,000 in two years after you read a book on stock trading. You invented a computer algorithm that writes novels.… Continue reading
The Violent Sea: A Novel of Time Travel (Book Two of the Harry and Meg Series) by Russell Moran Rear Admiral Harry Fenton has done it again. He’s traveled through time. He finds himself, with a serious head injury from a fall, at Pearl Harbor Base Hospital on May 16,… Continue reading
Mythology/ Short Story Fiction by Jay Dubya Modern Mythology by Jay Dubya Modern Mythology is a collection of fifteen imaginative stories having mythological themes and also possessing interesting mythological allusions and characters. Humor is represented in “Olympus Lives” and in “Olympus Lives, Part II.” Anachronism is depicted in the stories… Continue reading
Stolen Identity by A. R. Grosjean Sex, lies, and murder. A story about a man who learns his life is a lie and steals his twin brother’s life for justice and revenge. What will the brother’s wife do when she learns his secrets? Run or fight back? Product DetailsPaperback: 128… Continue reading
Peterson Estate Series: Birth Of A Witch by A. R. Grosjean Emily discovers she is the Great Witch, a very powerful witch who’s birth was foretold. But she must learn how to use her powers first. This is a story about a woman who faces evil to save her family,… Continue reading
Mother Of The Dragons by A. R. Grosjean They were forbidden to love each other because he was promised to another but their hearts couldn’t resist. When discovered, she was made an example of. The king’s wizard cast a spell transforming Dawnrae into a beast no man, woman, or child… Continue reading
Mother Of The Dragons by A. R. Grosjean They were forbidden to love each other because he was promised to another but their hearts couldn’t resist. When discovered, she was made an example of. The king’s wizard cast a spell transforming Dawnrae into a beast no man, woman, or child… Continue reading
Non-Fiction Books by Jay Dubya First Person Stories by Jay Dubya First Person Stories is a collection of forty writings, twenty-four being fictional tales and sixteen being of the non-fiction variety, and the effort is Jay Dubya’s 49th published book. Some of the works included in First Person Stories are… Continue reading
From Kirkus Review: The goddess of justice is blind—and deaf and very often dumb—according to this savvy critique of the American legal system. Moran, a lawyer, journalist and founding editor of The New York Jury Verdict Reporter, knows firsthand the problems that plague American jurisprudence, and isn’t afraid to point… Continue reading
Nonfiction Books by Cindy Davis The Present: Learning To Live Life Consciously by Cindy Davis Many people in my over-55 community are, to quote one of my neighbors, “Waiting to go.” Actually, they called Florida “God’s waiting room.” What! Is that what really happens? I asked around and found out… Continue reading
Voice From The Ashes by Cindy Davis In 1979, Ian Merryweather’s biggest dream is to be sheriff of a small town, but a disabling wound in Vietnam sidelines him. While he’s on the mend, his best friend Chief Clement Baker is murdered, and Ian inherits the job. His first inclination… Continue reading
Romantic Suspense/Stand Alone Books (Not In Series) by Cindy Davis Come In From The Cold by Cindy Davis Real love may hit just once in a lifetime. What happens when you have to let it go? Come in from the Cold is an un-contemporary love story about hope, loss, yearning,… Continue reading
