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  • The Cavern

    by Kelly Keevins

    She shows up in the cavern out of nowhere. She can’t remember how she got there or what happened to her. Elsie doesn’t remember the Earth getting destroyed, or that what is left of the world has retreated to underground caves. She finds herself being greeted by the main inhabitants of this refuge. They seem warm and welcoming, except for one, Angelo. Angelo is immediately suspicious of Elsie. Angelo wonders if she could be a spy from the Elite, a group of scientists and wealthy people that developed the cavern system and still live there. Soon, Elsie becomes enmeshed in cavern living and becomes indispensable to those around her. But Angelo can’t help but wonder at what cost to the people of the cavern. As their attraction grows, Angelo slowly gets to know her, and discovers he wants to help her recover her memories-not just for his peace of mind, but for hers also. Lovers of the Divergent Series, The Thaw Chronicles, and the Hunger Games will be taken away to a new place where despite the odds, life will continue.   

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  • Kelsey’s Crossing

    by David Randal

    The homeless men of the Kelsey Rescue Mission think of Greg Smith as the nice fellow serving meals on Tuesdays and Thursdays. They don’t know that Greg was once one of Washington’s most powerful political operatives. Recently released from prison for committing election fraud, tax evasion, and money laundering, he only wants to live a quiet life away from the limelight. But when political corruption in the city of Kelsey threatens the good work of the Mission, Greg reluctantly agrees to direct the Mission’s voter referendum campaign to oppose the city’s self-serving leaders. The campaign soon results in unrest, including a tragic shooting. Greg and his army of homeless men work to restore calm to prevent further chaos. Their success leads them to second-chance opportunities none of them imagined. Kelsey’s Crossing reminds us that the past need not define the future, especially when we dare to accept the gift of a second chance and seek redemption.

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  • In the Service of Your Country?

    by Paul L. Kirn, CPC, LTC, USA Retired

    Lieutenant Colonel Kirn is faced with numerous challenges, including political, emotional, psychological, and physical, revolving around his life’s journey through the military and beyond. He’ll lead you through the malaise associated with attacking unfair performance evaluations and the tornadic activity that extreme life events can throw at you. The high level of success Kirn achieves—with the spirit of perseverance—is documented within these pages and recognized by others. If you’re looking for inspiration and the know-how to navigate the military framework, In The Service Of Your Country? is for you!

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  • Miss Manhattan

    by Stephen Wolf

    Audrey Munson’s radiant rise begins with New York’s great self-glorification at the 1909 Hudson-Fulton Celebration. Centerpiece for its grand banquet: a marble sculpture of the three graces. Eighteen-year-old Audrey modeled for all three. Soon she is posing for statues before the Plaza Hotel and atop the Municipal Building, among others, and she is the first woman to appear naked in a movie. But times and tastes change—and then come the horrors of the Great War, when artists no longer sculpt lofty themes such as “virtue” and “beauty.” Her luminescent career dims, and she attempts suicide. Then, in 1990, a young artist gradually recognizes the same face on statues throughout the city, inspiring an intricate and often frustrating search that will lead two remarkable women to touch hands across generations.

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  • Prince of Wales Fort, 1770

    by Katie Churchill-King

    In 1770, Prince of Wales Fort and the hinterlands of Canada are kingdoms within themselves. From well-established trading ceremonies to clandestine relationships with Native women to age-old smuggling operations, the fort is a microcosm of the chaotic New World, hosting dreary days and bacchanal nights. Shenandoah, descendant of the famous Montour family, is sold to a Chipewyan chief and accompanies the Chipewyan people to the shores of Hudson Bay to trade furs for guns, blankets, and wares. Apprentice Jeremiah has arrived on the latest supply ship with dreams of advancement and riches. Instead, the young man finds himself unable to escape the intrigues that pervade this isolated post. In a land where wet powder or an exploded gun means certain starvation and everything worth knowing is hidden from the “directors” across the pond, the stage is set for the development of a shaky and uncertain existence that clings to decorum while ever threatening to unravel.

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  • The Rabbi’s Suitcase

    by Robert Kehlmann

    Inspired by history and a trove of love letters, The Rabbi’s Suitcase recounts how, in the early 1880s, a battered steamship, overcrowded with Orthodox Jewish travelers, makes a treacherous journey from Lithuania to Jerusalem, the home of their patriarchs. On board, Yosef Siev, a twelve-year-old mystic, is entranced with wild-haired Chana. Their story is told against a backdrop of Ottoman rule, the privations of WWI, and British Mandatory uprisings. In 1926 Yosef and Chana’s seventeen-year-old granddaughter, Zipora, enters into a forbidden relationship with Reuven, a young Lithuanian immigrant destined, as a close ally of David Ben Gurion, to become a founder of the State of Israel. The liaison extracts a heavy toll. With dreams of self-discovery and a better future for herself and her family, Zipora travels to America determined to contribute to Reuven’s studies at the Sorbonne. Conflicts arise over issues of politics, gender inequality, and fidelity, forcing heart-wrenching decisions.

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  • For the Love of Russian Gold

    by Ludmila Melnikoff

    For the Love Of Russian Gold is an engrossing true-life political and romantic thriller exposing corruption at the top level of the Russian government, involving the world’s largest untapped secret gold deposit, and Putin's rise to power and his current plan to destroy the US dollar. Also entangled is an Australian gold-mining company headed up by a future Prime Minister, embroiled in the Panama Papers tax evasion scandal, and an international mining magnate with ties to the Chinese and Russian mafia. It is also a personal, heart-wrenching story of coercive control, now a criminal offense. Ludmila’s thrilling and sometimes dangerous quest to convince post-Communist Russia to let her mine the Siberian secret gold deposit, rumoured to be worth thirty billion dollars; her dealings with high-level corrupt politicians, dubious characters and Russian spies and the obstacles they presented, tested her resilience and determination. Struggling to navigate tumultuous entanglements with her high powered, obsessive business partners who wanted to possess her, Ludmila had to play smart and persevere at all costs.

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  • Smoke on the Water

    by Jack Bartley

    It is 1971 and the war in Vietnam rages on. Jason Conley, a recent college graduate, finds himself paying the price for his free university education. Since he couldn’t afford college, he applied for and was awarded an NROTC scholarship. He now owes the Navy four years of service. Not wanting to go to war, he devises a scenario in which he would serve on a ship converted to be an oceanographic research support vessel in Hawaii, thousands of miles from the battle zone. A brilliant plan, if it worked. It did. Then, it didn’t.  Through a series of events and miscues, some of his own making and some out of his control, Jason fails to negotiate life on board his first ship and is transferred to a new command, a destroyer escort that deploys on a WestPac tour to Vietnam the very day he sets foot on board. He now faces new challenges. How does he avoid the same mistakes he made on the first ship? How does he reconcile his feelings about the Vietnam War while at the same time directing a destroyer escort on the gunline supporting US and South Vietnamese troops? How will his personal life be affected by the dictates of the Navy? How does he come out of this alive? Based on real incidents and filled with action, romance, and humor, Smoke on the Water paints a realistic picture of life in the Navy during an era when the United States was a deeply divided country.

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  • Memory Weavers

    by Muffy Walker

    From her office in Manhattan, Hadley is preparing for her twenty-second wedding anniversary. She surprises her husband, Bergen, with a gift to get their genomes sequenced to proactively counter any disease risks. In the East Village, twenty-seven-year-old Rachel reluctantly goes to therapy for her panic attacks and flashbacks from a college rape. Her mother is overprotective, and her father has left the family. When the genome results come back, Hadley learns her fate and spirals into depression. Her family struggles to help while grieving her mental decline. Rachel and Hadley meet in the therapist’s waiting room. One woman is desperately holding onto her memories, while the other tries to banish them. They form a supportive friendship, each filling a void in the other’s life. As their bond strengthens, both struggle with suicidal ideations, threatening their progress.

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  • Midnight in Crystal City

    by R. R. Beach

    When Michael, a private contractor working for a government agency, gets stuck in Crystal City due to contract issues, the stage is set for his life to get turned upside down. His wife died in a car crash long ago, and his only daughter refuses to take his calls or see him even though she’s only a few miles away on the Beltway. Lonely and unable to sleep in his stale hotel room, Michael takes a late-night walk through the empty complex—where a huge homeless man, Ben, emerges and asks for a cigarette. Michael is sure he’s getting mugged, but instead Ben shares that he was part of an outlandish Cold War plot to use Olympic athletes to assassinate a top Russian official at the Moscow Olympics. And he speaks of a shadowy CIA agent known only as “Blue Ties.” Events are set in motion when Michael is invited to the government agency’s summer picnic at Great Falls—a place where the threads of Michael’s life will converge in a stunning conclusion.

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