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In G V Chillingsworth's thrilling science fiction novel 'Moonshaker' (published by Trafford Publishing) - which will be featured in the 2013 Michigan Reading Association conference - scientists must rush to save the Earth when the moon is shoved out of its orbit by a meteor strike.

After overcoming their own weight struggles, authors Tora Cullip and Donna Richards (a.

In 'Beyond the Distant Clouds' (published by AuthorHouse), author Ngozi Omolaiye's new relationship novel - the first in the In Your Sokoto series - readers follow the lives of multiple individuals as they dance through the world of love.

In his new memoir, 'The Tao of Public Service: A Memoir: On Seeking True Purpose' (published by Balboa Press), author Eric Z.

With the desire to encourage individuals battling physical and/or mental issues, authors Richard and Robin Johnson penned 'Through the Valley' (published by WestBow Press), a written account of their battle with cancer.

In his new book 'Tusks' (published by Trafford Publishing), author Gene Hale plants a gun-slinging, dead-shot cowboy in the vast savannahs of Central Africa.

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Death has existed as long as life itself and yet, it is still considered taboo-a topic seemingly exclusive to medical professionals, clergymen and undertakers.

Meet Caleb Frost - professional assassin, highly trained, embroiled in the messy business of termination, and searching for justice, no matter the lengths he must go for it.

DEADLY DIAMONDS by John F.

YA author, Frank, and children's author, Bonnet, relate their journeys in a gesture of authors helping authors.

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Historic heroes of the Bible fought armies, plagues, floods and evil.

In an intriguing narrative that chronicles the story of a man who believes that it is his religious obligation to convert the United States of America to Islam, author Peter Menting takes his readers on a unique literary adventure and amusement.

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In 'My Life: Mysteries and Achievements' (published by AuthorHouse), Ellias Ngugama takes readers through the major beats of his life, sharing stories about mysterious happenings as well as imparting wisdom gained in his experience in business management.

Half a century hence, prize-winning historian Stewart Burns tells the epic story of the American freedom struggle of 1963, from Birmingham to the March on Washington to the September church bombing, drawing important lessons for our time.

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Forbes' annual list of the top-earning authors announced E.

A gripping tale of hunting a wolf pack that has returned to their genetic origins, the Dire Wolf due to a misstep in breeding attack dogs.

More than half of all businesses in the U.

The 2013-2014 UUA Common Read selection is Behind the Kitchen Door by Saru Jayaraman.

In today's world, relentless change is the norm as organizations strive to stay in front of new competitors.

Gold prices are down.

It's not easy being the new guy on the job - especially if the job is serving in the military during wartime.