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In the reservoir of author Amadou B.

Imagine if the ownership of all the land claimed by the Vatican was suddenly in question.

Thornton W.

Dr.

Author Linda Munroe takes readers on a riveting journey of romance, fear and terror in her exciting new vampire novel, 'The Flight of Gabrielle' (published by Trafford Publishing).

Readers never cease to clamor for attention-grabbing memoirs of lives full of adventure.

In 'The Second Coming of Jesus - Think Again: A Call to Biblical Theology' (published by Trafford Publishing), William H.

At age 17, author Carolyn Gervais began diligently searching for answers to a multitude of questions she had about the nature of existence and humanity.

In 'The Sixty Seconds' (published by iUniverse), author Ted Jackson's new science fiction novel, readers follow Jason Bricker as he learns who he truly is through a series of difficult decisions.

Author and psychologist Morgan Worthy presents the findings of decades of research into the relationship between animals' eye color and behavior in his fascinating nonfiction, 'Animal Eye Colors: Yellow-eyed Stalkers, Red-eyed Skulkers & Black-eyed Speedsters' (published by iUniverse).

Quincy Bioscience, makers of the nation's leading memory supplement, Prevagen, announces an updated and expanded version of The Brain Health Guide.

Retired Army Warrant Officer Artemus Newton, newly published author, is sitting at his lackluster book signing when he sees a shopper accosted by would be-assassins.

The newly released book, Passport to the Corner Office, teaches graduates and young professionals the secrets for rising to the top in the business world and earning the coveted corner office.

When acclaimed author Lois Duncan's first book about her daughter's 1989 murder in Albuquerque came out, it uncovered scenarios that involved Asian crime activities and police cover-ups.

Robert Tosh Plumlee, a retired commercial pilot who flew clandestine CIA flights in the 1950s and 1960s, tells his story as fiction.

The challenge of inspiring and accomplishing 'Great Work' just got easier.

If you're looking for inspiration to alter your teaching methods to match new standards and new times, this new NSTA book is for you.

According to the New York Times, Barnes & Noble founder Leonard Riggio, will no longer try to rescue the company by buying its bookstores.

Renowned investor and author Hunter Lewis shares his New York Times-heralded 'highly provocative' opinions in his two newest economic management books, 'Free Prices Now!: Fixing the Economy by Abolishing the Fed' and 'Crony Capitalism in America: 2008-2012' (September 1, AC2 Books).

For four decades, the Dallas Cowboys were synonymous with winning and were the gold standard for how to operate a football franchise.

Gordon Cole is a tired and lonely old man.

In a tragedy mourned nationwide, the 1970s crash of Southern Airways Flight 932 killed 75 people, including Marshall University's entire varsity football program.

According to author Ananjan, the personal pilgrimage to find the dynamic unknown is one that every human must make.

Le French Book, which specializes in translating and publishing top-selling mysteries and thrillers from France, is a digital-first publisher.

In today's world where technological innovations are very rampant, many studies regarding the ill effects of cell phone radiation are being made to determine whether this device can affect one's health.