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 | SoulSource: Had He Come To America Now!
Republishing rights available
by Stan Howard
An account of the life of Christ cast in the 21st Century, translating historical and biblical evidence in modern terms that are richly compelling. SoulSource is a fast moving, and spiritually combative novel. This fresh account of the life of Jesus Christ opens with an other-worldly prologuea discussion among heavenly hosts which prepares the reader for Christ’s earthly mission. Jesus’ key leaders: Peter, James and John are introduced early on and are groomed by him to play a major role in the advancement of God’s Kingdom on earth. The novel’s geographic setting is Chicago. Everything drawn from the biblical account is carried over and preserved; however, it receives a brand new dress adorned with creative paraphrase that is wonderfully attractive to modern readers.
|  | Molly's fire
by Janet Lee Carey
In the summer of 1944, a telegram comes saying that her father's Thunderbolt aircraft was shot down over Holland—and that Lieutenant George Fowler is presumed dead. Thirteen-year-old Molly doesn't believe it. She's determined to hang on to her belief that her dad somehow made it through. The appearance of a mysterious pocket watch gives Molly hope. Could this be the sign she's been waiting for? Molly risks all to find out.From Booklist:
Carey paints a realistic portrait of wartime deprivation on the American home front. Give this to fans of Patricia Reilly Giff's "Lily's Crossing"(1997).
|  | The Morgue
Second publisher sought
by Dennis N. Griffin (Contact RoseDog ID # 5982524)
John Grant is an investigator for the New York State Department of Health. He is assigned to investigate allegations that Dr. Robert Franz, Oneida County Medical Examiner, is misusing dead bodies, including the unauthorized removal of tissue for research purposes. Accusations are made by Franz's subordinates. The county dismisses the charges as the work of disgruntled individuals. Franz's critics allege a cover-up.After Grant visits the morgue and confronts Dr. Franz, he finds himself in an uphill battle to move his inquiry forward. The county stubbornly supports their medical examiner. Efforts are made to halt or limit the investigation, including from within his own department. Grant's investigation uncovers some very disturbing facts. He finds that tissue from the bodies of children is a hot commodity. Bodies that should have been cremated or buried, weren't. Documents are falsified to hide these activities. Even the dead bodies of young women weren't safe from a sexual predator. Grant deals with an interesting cast of characters, including county officials, morgue workers and funeral directors. The investigation produces revelations that knock the county back on its heels. Several careers and lives end in ruin as a result of the investigation of The Morgue.
|  | Merlin's Calling
Second publisher sought
by Mark Ettin
Dr. Wallace Branford-a social scientist studying large group trends-receives a mailing from the alluring Philemont, purported to contain fragments of Merlin's newly discovered diary. Trapped beneath the earth and under a spell cast by his paramour Nimue, the seer reveals his life, times and practices. A modern-day Grail search ensues. The truth about Merlin and the wisdom he holds for the coming age is its aim.
Questing characters scour the summer country of England, northern mountains of Wales and rocky coast of Cornwall for clues and inspirations. Eventual meetings are at once tense, exciting, soulful and magical. Protagonists battle their own demons and histories as dark, reactionary forces attempt to usurp or discredit the find. Merlin's calling becomes urgent when he senses turbulence in the surface world and circumstances that might set him free. The story builds toward conclusion with a shamanic ritual at Stonehenge on millennium eve.
|  | The Winterland Friends
by Brad Wilson
Where do snowmen go when the snow melts? What becomes of our creations? Do they just melt and go away? Or do they live on somewhere else?Right before they would melt, the snowmen go to Winterland, a special place in the forest where they can live and play all year long. In Brad Wilson's The Winterland Friends, Peter builds a snowman named Theodore. When Peter goes to check on his snowman before bed, the snowman is not there. Upon further examination, he finds Theodore has come to life. Theodore shows Peter all the secrets of Winterland. Join them in their journey to Winterland. Meet Walden, the farmer in charge of the Nose Patch. Share with Peter the joy of snowman life. And remember, just because the snow melts, it doesn't mean the snowmen go away.
|  | Small Sacrifices
by Regina Pride
At eighteen, Brian Clark is ready to leave Akron, Ohio, and attend college at Ohio State. But when his parents are killed, he stays to raise his twelve-year-old brother Tommy. Instead of getting his degree in business, Brian spends years working two jobs to provide for Tommy's upbringing. At twenty, Brian falls in love with Pamela Carlyle, a gentle but strong-hearted girl who makes his family whole again. But when she gets pregnant four months later, Brian refuses to put his life on hold again. He goes to school out-of-state, leaving Pam behind, but guilt drives him to drink and self-destruct. And after he pulls himself together, he wonders if he can reclaim his family.
|  | Balance of Power
by Paul DeStefano
Balance of Power is a fast-paced, emotionally charged novel of suspense and intrigue. When a seasoned insurance fraud investigator begins looking into the disappearance of his younger brother, he discovers a deeply entwined web of corporate collusion, political graft, and corruption.While unraveling this bizarre chain of events, Chris confronts his own sense of guilt and discovers love in an unexpected place. Balance of Power explores a sensual world of high stakes schemes and twisted loyalties where the truth is often difficult to find. Balance of Poweris a tautly constructed literate thriller that pits a savvy and likable hero agains an interesting array of lowlife hoods and slimy white-collar criminals. Author Paul DeStefano keeps tight control of an intriguing plot that moves along at a suspenseful pace and breathes life into a cast of vividly drawn characters.
|  | The Millennium Scrolls
by Robert Bailey
Through accident, David Weisman, an Israeli engineer, discovers 2000-year-old scrolls. The discovery embroils him in the middle of volatile Middle Eastern politics and endangers his life. In a world where nothing is as it seems and it is difficult to determine who is friend or foe, David comes of age. He becomes a fugitive both from Palestinian terrorists and Israeli security and a pawn in a power struggle that he barely understands. The scrolls drastically alter his life. In Rome he is thrown into the labyrinthine politics of a papal election, which the scrolls in his possession may well determine the outcome. He also meets Lydia, a hot-blooded Italian woman who conquers his heart and ties her destiny to his. In the development of their relationship, Lydia introduces him to the finer meanings of love, faith and redemption. As the scrolls are translated and revelations about the crucifixion of Jesus Christ unfold, they unleash a potent mix of good and evil. The quest by evil sources to possess the scrolls leads to the murder in Scotland of a great friend and scholar and a cardinal who aspires to wear the papal crown. David and Lydia again become international fugitives. Their possession of the scrolls and the unravelling of the final revelation bring their story to a nail-biting climax with a final heinous act of terrorism and a remarkable twist that compels the reader to continue to the very last page to learn the outcome.
|  | A Woman's Guide to the Army from a Survivor
by Marguerite S. Patterson
Did you know that approximately 1.5 million Americans serve in the military, of which 22% are women?A Woman's Guide to the Army from a Survivor is a detailed account of life in the military, addressing both positive and negative aspects of the service. Marguerite S. Patterson describes the life of a young female recruit in candid, riveting, and honest detail. The book opens with basic training with anecdotes on how to survive it. The latter half of the book is a guide to entry requirements, questions to ask the recruiter, army living quarters, rankings, and more. This is one woman's story of being pushed to the edge and surviving. A Woman's Guide to the Army from a Survivor will help those who are considering joining the service by providing insightful information.
|  | No Hiding Place
Second publisher sought
by Maureen Dennis (Contact RoseDog ID # 2030774)
Naomi is pretty, bright, and as clean-cut as any normal undergraduate student should be. She could easily be the girl next door in any small town. Like so many young girls, she longs to break free, to live her own life and explore the possibilities that the world can offer. Her love of art takes her to England, where she falls under the spell of Kevin. Kevin is trendy, exciting, and attractive...but hides a dark secret, and involves the unwilling Naomi in his plans. She finds herself enmeshed in a world of intrigue, leading to flight. The pair separate, leaving Naomi isolated in a strange limbo of guilt. She knows that Kevin will return for her. But when? Then a new force enters her life. Bruce Campbell, a law-officer, enemy of everything Kevin stands for. Naomi resists, unable to read what lurks behind his strange Celtic eyes. As Naomi waits, the world twists and turns about her. Strange forces are bringing three people ever closer together into a confrontation that Naomi dreads, but is powerless to prevent... For Naomi, there is no hiding place.
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