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Helen Keller once said, 'Optimism is the faith that leads to achievement.

Alcoholism is an addiction that debilitates a person's health and wellbeing and may even harm the welfare of those around him.

Author Robert N.

Author Julia Weaver throws in history, archaeology and mystery in her new fiction book titled The Lilly Flower.

Compelling and highly engaging, Element Princess shares the mystical journey of courage, bravery and hope.

Author Elsa M.

The role of the CIA continues to be important to help US fight other countries efforts at cyber attacks and other espionage activities.

'Life can only be understood backwards; but it must be lived forwards,' said Soren Kierkegaard, the Danish theologian, poet and social critic considered to be the first existential philosopher.

Author/Illustrator Jody Mackey tells the story of Sally, an active youth who dreams of participating in a sport, and is motivated by family and friends to do so.

Inspired by her own life of discovery, passion and grace, longtime educator and entrepreneur Loretta Engelhardt brings audiences her debut book 'Choose Grace: Why Now is the Time'.

A new book by Jeana Lindbert gives a personal account of her own strains in life to teach women of faith to move forward from regret and begin living in the present.

In his new book, 'Inspired Verses: New Wisdom' (published by Balboa Press), author Arthur Edwards offers readers a series of philosophies which he says can transform a person, making their life better and more rewarding.

'A Journey of a Thousand Seasons: Book 1' (published by iUniverse) is a fictional story centered on the main character, Tenashar.

The pantheon of alien invasion literature got another induction in 2009 with the release of S.

Rita Bergstrom's new book 'Taste of Old Germany: Recipes from My Colorado Restaurant and My Childhood' (published by iUniverse) delivers authentic German cooking to cooks everywhere.

A determined couple must take the law into their own hands in 'Unlikely Allies' (published by AuthorHouse), the new novel by Kathe Arendt that's filled with twists and turns on every page.

In 'Making Peasants into Kings' (published by AuthorHouse), experienced educator Jay C.

Author Loretta Creech's chance encounter with Robert Kennedy while attending Alice Lloyd College in 1968, the sincere, sympathetic look he had given her when she told him how her father had been gunned down during a picket strike only three years back, left a profound mark on her.

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Whether you're struggling with addiction-the National Institutes of Health says 15 percent of the people living in the U.

When veteran and archaeologist John Gideon is transported from Earth by a tall, strange man clothed in ornate red robes, he soon finds himself a stranger in a different world.

Thousands of years ago Playground of the Gods (PoG) sank and settled onto the ocean floor, intact and dormant, like the city of Atlantis.

William Morrow, an imprint of HarperCollins Publishers, today announces plans to publish the first-ever new Agatha Christie novel, fully authorized by the Christie estate, to be penned by international bestseller Sophie Hannah.

Michael Hart and Claire Parkinson present a series of awards to individuals who have been indispensable in the development of knowledge and its practical applications—The Newton Awards, named after the world's greatest scientist.

In a world with constant distractions, families are sometimes hard pressed to find the time they can all come together and connect.