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When Stacy Landry woke on the morning of April 27, 2011, she had no idea her life was about to change forever.

Who do people turn to when they need help and guidance? Taking place in a small North Carolina town, Silent Code is a story about those leaders in the community and how they turn out to be the ones people need to be afraid of.

Tiffani Thiessen and her daughter, Harper, enjoy an afternoon reading Parragon's Little Learners books in Los Angeles, CA.

Although a young girl from Green Bay, Wis.

Is war ever moral or just? Ralph Beebe addresses this and other compelling social questions in his new book, Cousins at War.

Barbara Gabogrecan would not be alive had she had not suffered a debilitating stroke.

The road to happiness may be paved with difficulty and heartache, but everyone's road to self-actualization is different.

Jim Sarafin has finally decided to utilize the three spiral notebooks of incidents and diary-like entries from his time in a Detroit metal casting plant.

Everybody knows a lawyer joke or two, but what's not as well known is the effect of the legal mind on the U.

For the first time, people in Missouri can access more than 138,000 unique e-book titles at 59 MOBIUS member libraries after MOBIUS recently purchased EBSCO eBook subscription packages from EBSCO Information Services (EBSCO).

You Wise Up, Inc.

Twenty-six years later, Deanna Iris and her son move back to the town she grew up in, back where her secret began and where her life changed forever.

Aiming to shed light on what to do about the constant barrage of more and more government regulations and other requirements for small businesses, a new book called 'Business Is a Large Target: The Business Owner/CEO's Complete Guide to Maximizing Results (and Profits) from HR and Employee Benefits'

'The Everyday Space Traveler' recently won the Nautilus Grand Prize for Young Adult Non-Fiction and was awarded the Silver Medal in the Benjamin Franklin Awards from the Independent Book Publisher's Association.

Rear Page Information: A police detective wakes up in a hospital bed with a bullet wound to the chest and an impaired memory.

Norma Hass, a woman who creatively expresses herself through literary poetic verses and melodic compositions, has gathered her best works and compiled them in her newly published book, titled Venus Winked: Poems, Ballads, Parodies, Limericks, and Clerihews.

In social anthropology, polygyny is a marital practice in which a man takes more than one woman to be his wife at the same time.

In the ongoing war between good and evil, many battles are fought on many fronts.

In her debut novel, And All the Queen's Men, Dale Engelson Sessa dives fearlessly into her past, exploring five decades of failed relationships, insecurity, promiscuity, secretiveness, and, ultimately, deep discontent.

Author Sylvia Lyon Rodman gives her readers something new and substantial as she takes them on a refreshingly unpredictable journey through her fascinating literary breakthrough work.

Many people say that hard work has never killed anyone.

July 14 is Bastille Day in France, and Le French Book is celebrating.

Having worked as a coal miner, journalist, and screenwriter, Richard Llewellyn crafted stories of rural mining towns in Wales with a clarity that brought the countryside vividly to life.

Area resident and nationally recognized leadership expert Bill Treasurer is giving back in more ways than one through his latest book 'Leaders Open Doors' released in May 2013.