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Blu Rose and the Land of Saunt, Blu Rose and the Land of Saunt, written by Robert Pew, presents to the readers two stories.

Living and Dying in Hungary by author Ervin Varga is about his family, his life, and his experiences before World War II was over.

When a young woman goes to her therapist for advice on her many relationship issues, she confronts him about one of his own, leading to a power play between the two of them and leaving him with an ultimatum in the end.

The power of love transcends through time.

Derrick G.

The 1950s saw the emergence of the American counterculture, the progenitors of the hippies of the 1960s and 70s, who would see the liberation of the nation and the massive transformation of its social mores and traditions.

Alcoholism is rightly called a family disease.

From a creative and highly imaginative author Adalbert Lallier comes an engaging and highly interesting book that tackles about the economics and politics of human sexuality in Sexonomica.

'Medicine in America has become a profit-motive industry rather than a healing art,' says author, physician and researcher Russell J.

In her new book, 'Holy Communion: The Blessing That Heals' (published by WestBow Press), author DeBorah Denson McCray challenges readers to accept truths about the Christian rite of Holy Communion: that they don't need to examine themselves before partaking and understand that healing power is avail

Drowning in debt and divorced in 2006, author John Oswald started his journey to debt-freedom, which included getting swindled by a debt settlement company, lawsuits, an IRS repayment plan, debt settlements, Chapter 7 bankruptcy and recovery of his good credit rating.

Personal experience-things she has witnessed and gone through-sowed the seeds of author Necia J.

Christopher 'The Toy Guy' Byrne takes readers back to their childhoods of G.

With a handsome and successful husband, three beautiful children, and a mansion full of servants, what more could a girl want?

The riveting biotech thriller, WIRED, by Douglas E.

FOUND by award-winning author, H.

Simon & Schuster Books for Young Readers, an imprint of Simon & Schuster Children's Publishing, announced today plans to publish The Death and Life of Zebulon Finch, Volumes 1 and 2, by Daniel Kraus: a bold, sweeping tale about a corrupt young man whose death is just the beginning of his 200-year re

When Christine Gail Garcia began writing poetry, she did so to express personal communication between her and God.

Do you ever wonder what business leaders tell their kids? What words of wisdom do they impart? What life lessons do they share? Does the dean of the Harvard Business School, for example, recite maxims, explain formulas, or whisper the secrets of financial freedom to his eager audience? As it turns o

Liz Colter from New Castle, Colorado will be honored at the 30th Annual L.

With the holiday season only a few months away, it's time to start thinking about all of those 'impossible to buy for' friends and family.

Theresa Siclari's new novel, the eagerly awaited mystery thriller, 'The Eyes of Winchester', will be published in the U.

Martin Rather has announced publication of the e-book, Taking the Course.

Berna King wrote her book from the point of view of people who have full eyesight, which may sound obvious, until you learn that King is blind.

In a new book, Alison Willis, Ph.