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 | Virtual Memories
by Natalie Buske Thomas
Virtual Memories is the second book in the Serena Wilcox Mysteries. Read a review at About.comJack's wife thinks she's found the perfect gift for his 30th birthday: a gift certificate for a Virtual Memories session. But Jack, like so many other Virtual Memories customers, quickly becomes obsessed with Virtual Memories, delving deeper and deeper into fantasies until he actually believes himself to be a CIA agent on a mission to hunt down the man in the Mustang. When Serena takes on the case, she finds layers of mystery surrounding Virtual Memories. Greed, lust, and envy: three motives that make Virtual Memories an exciting and fast read.
|  | 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.
|  | Dancing Skeletons
by Debby Nelms
What do you write about after the emotional pain that used to fill your days? LIFE! These are true, mostly humorous stories of one woman’s attempt to come to terms with her life, herself and her chosen companions. It is an unflinchingly honest portrayal of a wonderfully flawed journey written in a humorous and satirical manner.There are nearly 300 stories here that have been taken from all the events and people surrounding the author’s life…the dogs, the cats, the husband, the cows, the son, the in-laws and the attempts at gainful employment! These stories will have you either rolling on the floor with laughter or giving you a different perspective to think on. The author’s writing style has been described as a cross between "Dances With Wolves" and "Norma Rae" and "Home Alone" – if you can imagine that combination!
|  | 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.
|  | The First Five Pages—A Writer's Guide to Staying out of the Rejection Pile
by Noah Lukeman
Whether you are a novice writer or a veteran who has already had your work published, rejection is often a frustrating reality. Literary agents and editors receive and reject hundreds of manuscripts each month. While it's the job of these publishing professionals to be discriminating, it's the job of the writer to produce a manuscript that immediately stands out among the vast competition. And those outstanding qualities, says New York literary agent Noah Lukeman, have to be apparent from the first five pages.
|  | Acts Too! The Twelve Walking-Talking Aliens: Their Exploits, Message and Legacy
Republishing rights available
by Stan Howard
Acts Too! picks up where, SoulSource: Had He Come to America Now leaves off. Acts Too! details the aftermath of the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ as cast in the 21st Century. While this book is a sequel to SoulSource, it also stands on its own as an adventure-packed volume containing many interesting turns and spiritual surprises. The story is told in easy-to-understand paraphrase and is based upon of the original New Testament version. Like SoulSource, this book is a one-way, direct flight to a world filled with mind-bending phenomena that whips our sensibilities and teases us with a taste of the eternal. Modern readers are launched into a world of exploration where they witness whopper size feats and hear first-hand reports from the lips of the Apostles. Peter, James and John (Christ’s inner core) as well as Mary, Maggie, Siva and others previously introduced in SoulSource are joined by a plethora of new colorful characters with whom they bond and create a unified front in the face of powerful spiritual adversaries.
|  | 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.
|  | Echo of An Angry God
Second publisher sought
by Marlene Monroy
Joel Loneman, a recovering alcoholic, returns home after a long absence to the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation in South Dakota. A military buddy and his former girlfriend arrive and he participates in the Wounded Knee Memorial Ride. He and his buddy experience the Desert Storm Campaign where the buddy is killed. Joel returns home, marries his sweetheart and again works for Environmental Protection Agency, his former employer. Seven years later, he, his wife and little daughter share an exciting adventure in New Hampshire with a phantom wolf.
|  | In The Care Of Evil: A Foster Child's Brutal Tale Of Sex, Violence, Greed, and Betrayal
Second publisher sought
by Dewey Reynolds
In The Care Of Evil is a compelling account of the brutal experiences that a group of foster children and handicapped men encounter in a foster home located on Chicago's south side. After surviving the drug dealing, bootlegging, gambling, and prostitution, which took place in their parent's home, Vernon, Valerie, and Vincent are placed in the care of Bessie Mae and J.D. Willingham, along with numerous other foster children by the state of Illinois.
|  | Don't Forget to Write!
by The 6' Ferret Writers' Group
Writers' groups can be wonderful things, but not all groups are created equal. For those of you who hesitate to start or join a writers' group because of past negative experiences, Don't Forget to Write! shows you that there is such a thing as the wrong group for you—and the right one.Members of The 6' Ferret Writers' Group share what they've learned throughout more than ten years about building a lasting, helpful, inspiring group. Topics include: "Building Your Writers' Group" (what it takes to build a group that lasts); "When Good Groups Go Bad" (common setbacks and how to avoid them, tips on handling problems); "Motivation and Inspiration" (writing exercises and activities); "Some Ferret Favorite Resources" (recommended reading and websites, and various sample sheets); "Ferret-Inspired Stories" (stories which have resulted from writing exercises). Don't Forget to Write! is a must for all writers' group members and members-to-be.
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