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Guardians of the Elements
When the balance of the Elements begins to fracture, the Guardians are awakened — their destinies revealed, their paths illuminated, and their allegiances tested by forces older than memory. Guided ...
Bran - White Raven
Following a hard-earned return home, the heroes' hopes for peace are instantly shattered by the reappearance of Uncle Julius, a villain who possesses no magic or enchanted staff, but wields a voice as...
Endingen Mole
If you are looking for a charming, cozy fantasy that blends high-stakes adventure with deep heart, Endingen Mole is an absolute must-read. The story follows Endingen, who has always lived a quiet, sol...
Algorithmic Anarchy: How Order lost its Author
What happens when the tool meant to help you write begins deciding what should be written?At seventy-six, retired historian Ross Feldman is confronting the limits of age, illness, and his own creativi...
By: P. Scott Corbett
Burnt Lungs and Bitter Sweets
In 1976, Hoagie, Toad, Jonesy and Toggie discover The Sex Pistols and from then on, Punk shapes their lives. We join them through 4 decades of friendship, chaos and misadventure. At first Hoagie’s w...
By: Virginia Betts
My Dad is Dead ...and other funny stories
Death. It’s a part of life and something we all must accept. Whether it be our own demise or losing a loved one, the experience of death is both sobering and surreal. My Dad is Dead is a group of re...
By: George Verongos
The Trier- A Week in the Life and Death of a Coffeehouse
Grab a cup of your favorite coffee beverage and take a seat at the Trier, a funky coffee house in mid-eighties Dayton, where you find humor, romance, and possibly a ghost, but no traces of cell ...
By: Jerry VanSchaik
The Trier- A Week in the Life and Death of a Coffeehouse
Grab a cup of your favorite coffee beverage and take a seat at the Trier, a funky coffee house in mid-eighties Dayton, where you find humor, romance, and possibly a ghost, but no traces of cell ...
By: Jerry VanSchaik
Glorified Wrongdoers
Why do the many serve the few who enslave them? Glorified Wrongdoers is a window into how our social structures truly work — an unflinching look at our raw nature, psychology, and how we ended ...
By: M Campbell
Sol Canyon
“What would Marlow do?” He asked himself.Private investigator James Gardiner, a young man who dreams of a practice like the pulp detectives of old, takes on a seemingly simple case: helping a beau...
By: Mike WOLF
Ariion
Ariion Sanders, a disabled teenage girl, is inspired by a homeless man she meets in a New York City jail. The man, Cameron Littleheart St. Lawrence, has been arrested for bank robbery, but without con...
By: Charley Brindley
Silverton: Claims on the Heart
Join Kathleen and Colin in "Silverton: Claims on the Heart," a captivating tale of love, resilience, and redemption set against the stunning backdrop of 19th-century Colorado. This beautifully crafted...