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'What's Wrong with My Family?," a new book by psychiatrist Gary Malone with his sister, award-winning writer Susan Mary Malone, says that nearly everyone can trace their adult problems back to their childhood and a dysfunctional family unit.

Michael Jackson continues to touch and change people's lives today.

New Zealand is a land famous for the spectacular landscapes that grace its untamed land, but far more interesting than that are the characters who inhabited the wilds of Aotearoa in the 1960s and 70s, and their amusing adventures in the bush and back-country.

In cooperation with Xlibris Publishing, Diphra Enterprises is pleased to present Eldot in person for the first time.

In her heartfelt new memoir, "The Eagle Stays on Top" (published by AuthorHouse), author Janice Brown-Roberts demonstrates how love, sacrifice and commitment are integral to overcoming life's hardships and turmoil.

Author Elizabeth Bruening Lewis conceived her 2011 novel "To Live or Die in Arizona" (published by Trafford Publishing) - which is getting a revived marketing push - after she received a successful transplant necessitated by polycystic kidney disease (PKD).

Author Leticia "Lee" Verdin, MS, sets out to help readers rid themselves of emotional baggage and move on to a more relaxed and balanced life in her practical procedure in "Clear the Path: A Simple Approach to Eliminating Emotional Issues" (published by Trafford Publishing).

What began as a day trip in the foothills of a mountainous area to do some target practice with a new rifle becomes a nightmare when two young boys seek refuge from a forest fire in a dark and scary-looking cave.

One ambitious young woman, plus one dangerous mission, equals two deadliest syndicated organizations.

Hidden in the annals of European history is the crucial Thirty Years' War between the Catholics and Protestants in Germany during the 1600s.

In his timely guidebook, "Wisdom for Today Along Recovery Lane: Daily Readings for Persons in Recovery that are Using the Twelve Step Program" (published by AuthorHouse), John S.

UNRAVELING THE SPIDER'S NET by author Nancy Carlisle Schumacher is an inspirational story about a couple faced with a misunderstood medical condition-epilepsy.

Today the Los Angeles Times Book Prizes announced the 2012 finalists for honors to be handed out at a public ceremony the evening of April 19th at the University of Southern California's Bovard Auditorium.

Lyn Traill spent a large portion of her life suffering from physical and emotional abuse - that is, until she found her voice and fought back.

In her latest book to be launched in the U.

Author Karen Phillip believes that parents are losing control of their children.

A new breed of genre continues to receive rave reviews from readers, with the third book in the series notching up five top reviews in the two weeks since publication.

Her world is shattered when she comes home from school and discovers her murdered sister's body on the living room floor.

Bitingduck Press is pleased to announce 'The War of 1812Remember the Raisin' by Michael Aye, to be released Fall 2013.

As America and her allies were dealing with the aftermath of withdrawal from South Vietnam, the fall of that nation to communist forces from the north, and an isolationist public sentiment, dictator Pol Pot and his communist Khmer Rouge forces swept through Cambodia bent on exterminating any and all

Matthew Krause's new speculative fiction novel "Pitch" (published by Balboa Press) offers readers a thrilling, yet haunting, tale of alcoholism, redemption, time travel and friendship.

Irish poet and playwright W.

Carmel Joyce marks her debut in the world of literature with The 'Queen's Own' Ulster Soldier, a novel that seamlessly weaves together history and imagination.

Childhood can be a great time for adventure and discovery.

Author Angela Lemanis invites her readers to join her in Contemplating Life From The Back Step.