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Missing
Gone but not Forgotten
ASIN B08JCTTFFG
Ebook version $5.99
Based on an actual abduction that has
never been solved filled with drugs, violence, and lies.
"Missing-- Gone but not Forgotten." is about the abduction of a little
girl in a rural Florida community. Drugs, family feuds, underage sex,
and lots of lies abound. Since this is a fictionalized version, my
biggest challenge is to keep it exciting and still true to the real
life case upon which the story is based. Another big challenge is when
I have my protagonists give their opinions as to what really happened
to the missing child, is to be able to back up their ideas with facts
that they have already learned. In their investigation, The real life
case has never been solved. I lived in the county the abduction
occurred at one time, and followed the case from day one, so it feels
very personal.
The Wrong War
James A. Graves, Jr.
ISBN:978-0-9861109-3-1
$13.99
Zeke Sikes leaned back from his spotter scope, rubbed his eyes and
sighed. He pulled a red bandana from his back pocket and wiped the
sweat from his forehead, grabbed a bottle of water from the ice chest
sitting beside him, opened it and drank half the bottle. Then he
poured the remainder onto his bandana and pressed it over his face and
tired eyes. “My ass is numb.” He mumbled from underneath the wet
bandana, then removed it and draped it over a nearby brittle bush,
blooming with yellow flowers. He stared at the bandana for a
moment, then commented sarcastically, “It’ll probably be dry in five
minutes.” And then shifted his body slightly before pressing his right
eye onto the scope’s eye piece once again.
Embedded in Clay
ISBN:978-0-9861109-6-2
Clay County Group of Florida Writer's Association, Inc.
$14.99
Embedded in Clay Clay sits quietly on the west bank of the St. Johns
River. Compared with neighbors Jacksonville and St. Augustine, Clay
attracts relatively little attention, and its stories often go untold.
In 2013, members of Clay County Writers were challenged to collaborate
on an anthology. More than a dozen local writers set out to explore
people, communities, and events that shaped the character of this
area. Drawing on historical documents, interviews, and other
materials, each writer unearthed a fresh point of view. Residents
responded generously, sharing memories, contacts, and other resources.
Organized in roughly chronological order, these stories span the early
1800s to the present. They offer glimpses of the challenges,
conflicts, and commitments of a diverse group of people—people who
made a difference in Clay and in the world. Though the stories belong
to the individual writers, in all ways, this anthology has been a
community effort.
Let's Go to the Circus
ISBN:978-0-9861109-5-5
Kandy Derden
$6.99
Cloopsey wants to be in the circus like his cousin Cassie. He soon
finds out the jobs are harder than he expected. After
several failed attempts, Cloopsey learns we all have different
talents. If he is the best he can be using his own abilities, he
will be accepted for what he is. He doesn’t have to pretend to
be like the others
Inquiry
ISBN:978-0-9861109-4-8
John McEvoy
$11.49
Another Jack Doyle racetrack mystery. When racetrack owners who banned
a prominent horse owner are suddenly being found murdered, Jack Doyle
steps in.
The Print Renaissance in America: A Revolution
ISBN: 978-0-9861109-1-7
Ronald L. Ruble
$34.95
"The Fine Art print has taken the art world by storm in a relatively
short period of time. The Print Renaissance in America is a brief look
into this recent rebirth of the medium of printmaking, and it's
significance within art history. The narrative carries the reader
through the historical background of the war years, followed by the
rapid development and growth of printmaking in the '50s and '60s,
until finally reaching full stride in the "Golden '70s" and beyond.
There is also a look at today, and what the future may bring. One
chapter also provides informative discussion on collecting art on a
limited budget that the novice or professional collector will find of
interest. It is an easy and informative read which is both educational
and entertaining, and is well illustrated with 176 images and artist
biographies, that will provide the reader with hours of viewing
pleasure."
Under a Black Flag: Book Two of War in the West Series
ISBN: 978-0-9846536-4-5
Kathleen Walls
Price: $15.99
In Kansas and Missouri, the War Between the States started long before
Fort Sumter and continued on throughout the war. Some say it is still
being fought. My first book in this series, Under a Bloody Flag, deals
with that early conflict. Shortly after Kansas was admitted to the
Union as a free state, these two states and the nation as a whole were
plunging into a declared war. Too much had happened for either side to
see a peaceful way to solve sectional differences. For Daniel
Fitzgerald, a Southerner who had not found peace in Kansas, the
question was could he find it in Missouri or anywhere in these
war-torn times. Massachusetts-born Rebecca Styles came to Kansas to
insure freedom for slaves. She met and married Daniel after saving him
from hanging for being a Southerner. Daniel's half-brother and former
slave, André, found a home and family in Kansas, but he still shared a
bond of brotherhood and friendship with Daniel. Could that bond
withstand the issue of freedom versus slavery that stood between
them?
As the conflict between North and South erupts, you will meet
larger-than-life characters who played a part in the nation's
bloodiest war, and you will witness all the drama of the era. You'll
meet William Quantrill, Joseph Shelby, James Lane, General Kirby
Smith, Frank and Jesse James, Cole Younger, Bloody Bill Anderson, and
the other men and women who took part in this tragic era. You will
never look at any of them as just characters in a history book
again. This is a historical novel unlike any you have ever read
before. It is a blend of history, action and romance. Facts read like
fiction, and fiction could have been fact. This is a story of a time
that changed a nation and a handful of people who lived and died in
our nation's most colorful era.
Under a Bloody Flag: Book One of War in the West Series
ISBN: 978-0-98459-6-1
|Kathleen Walls
Price: $13.99
In Kansas and Missouri, the War Between the States started long before
Fort Sumter. Daniel Fitzgerald, a Southerner who tries to settle
Kansas and leave behind his tormented Louisiana roots, soon finds that
in Kansas Territory you have to take sides or die. Taking sides
doesn't lessen the chances of a violent death, it just determines who
is going to try and kill you. For Massachusetts-born Rebecca Styles,
who comes to Kansas to insure freedom for slaves, the choice is easy.
Or is it? When she meets Daniel, she is forced to take a new look at
all the ideas she took for granted, like all Southerners are evil and
all abolitionists are good. Daniel's half-brother and former slave,
Andre, knows his first loyalty belongs to his friends and family, not
a lofty ideal, but he can't sit by and do nothing when injustice
stares him in the face. Throw into the mix all the larger-than-life
characters who played a part in the sectional violence which led the
nation into its bloodiest war and you have a novel with all the drama
of the era. You'll meet James Lane, John Brown, JEB Stuart, Robert E.
Lee, Joseph Shelby, Harriet Tubman, Abraham Lincoln, and the other men
and women who have shaped this nation into what it is today. You will
never look at any of them as just characters in a history book again.
This is a historical novel unlike any you have ever read before. It is
a blend of history, action and romance. Facts read like fiction, and
fiction could have been fact. It is a story of a time that changed a
nation and a handful of people who lived and died in our nation's most
colorful era.
Tragedy in Tin Can Holler
Hard cover: ISBN: 978-0-9821223-4-1
Paperback ISBN: 978-0-9779680-6-0
Rosetta Mowery
Price Hard cover: $24.99
Price Paperback: $17.00
Tragedy in Tin Can Holler is a captivating must read true story of a
family's past transgressions revealing a family member who was a
serial killer that got away with murder during the great depression,
incest and child abuse, lies and betrayals and domestic violence
buried for decades! The vicious murder of the author's mother haunted
her for 48 years, but discovering the truth about her mother's murder
was just the tip of the iceberg. Her story is spell-bounding as she
unveils the hidden secrets that shocked the residents of three
counties in southeast Tennessee. This book has also been made into a
documentary. The hard cover version has some new material.
Wild About Florida: North Florida
ISBN: 978-0-9798087-9-1
Kathleen and Martin Walls
Price: $12.99
Pages:
140
Come explore caves, hills, whitewater falls and lots of other fun
things you didn't expect to find in Florida. North Florida still lets
you enjoy the sun and sand of Gulf and ocean beaches, you expect in
the Sunshine State but there is so much more. The northern counties
are totally different from their southern and central
counterparts. Wild About Florida: North Florida is the ultimate guide
to eco-travel in Florida. Hike an aboveground cave at Florida Caverns
State Park. Think you need to travel to the mountains for whitewater
fun? You can find that right here in Florida at Big Shoals State Park
offering the largest whitewater rapids in Florida. Looking for rare
and exotic wildlife? How about the Sherman fox squirrels at Gold Head
Branch State Park or the white squirrels at Ochlockonee River State
Park? Into reptiles? You can view white alligators at Saint Augustine
Alligator Farm. And that just scratches the surface. This book will
tell you when and where to find all the outdoor fun you can imagine in
north Florida. Like its south and central Florida counterparts, it is
a guide no outdoors person should be without. We also have some great
black and white illustrations inside to help visualize the wild
wonders of north Florida.
Wild About Florida: South Florida
ISBN: 978-0-9798087-5-3
Kathleen And Martin Walls
Price: $16.99
Pages:
104
Geography has dealt Florida a lavish hand when it comes to natural
gifts. The Sunshine State is filled with unusual flora and fauna.
South Florida is home to the endangered Florida panthers and the only
North America crocodiles. The Everglades swarm with wildlife from
birds such as wood storks, ibises, flamingos, roseate spoonbills and
dozens of others to mammals such as black bears, bobcats, fox
squirrels and raccoons. When it comes to reptiles, you will find more
alligators than you ever dreamed of as well as gopher tortoises,
caimans, green anoles, five lined skinks and hundreds of other snakes,
turtles and lizards. Take a boat ride into the surrounding waters of
the Atlantic or Gulf of Mexico, you will find dolphins dancing in your
wake. Drop on down to Big Pine Key, which is the only place you can
encounter the tiny Key deer in the wild. You will probably spot a few
sun-loving iguanas as you island hop through the Keys. South Florida's
plant life is also abundant and rich. From the native mangroves, which
are at the root of the food chain to the colorful exotic Brazilian
pepper, which threatens native plant life but seems impossible to
eradicate to the delicate wild orchids, which thrive on air alone,
your senses will be overwhelmed by the color and variety. Then there
are also all the refuges, preserves, parks and zoos that make South
Florida a nature lover's paradise. Wild About Florida- South
Florida is a guide no outdoorsman- or woman- should be without. It
lists those hard to find places and provides the inside scoop on those
magnificent spots you might never find on your own. It portrays
Florida's wonders with original full color photographs.
Wild About Florida: Central Florida
ISBN: 978-0-9798087-1-5
Kathleen And Martin Walls
Price: $13.99
Pages:
168
Central Florida has the Atlantic Ocean and Gulf beaches much like
other parts of Florida, but in many other ways it is distinct and
unique. The Florida scrub jay, a bird many Floridians believe should
be our state bird, is found nowhere in the world except central
FloridaCentral Florida is bisected by one of the most unique rivers in
the state and perhaps even the world. First off, the St. Johns is the
longest river in Florida and one of the few in the country to flow
north. The total distance the river drops from its source in marshes
southwest of Melbourne to its mouth in the Atlantic near Jacksonville
is less than 30 feet, or about one inch per mile, making it one of the
laziest, slowest-moving rivers in the world. Also due to the fact that
it is born in the salty estuary marshes of Indian River County, passes
through salt springs and then receives an infusion of salt at the
mouth, creates a more brackish river. It's the only river in the
country that is home to saltwater stingrays. Then there are the
whooping cranes. There are only three whooping crane colonies in the
United States. Central Florida's Polk, Osceola and Lake counties are
the home of the only non-migratory flock of whooping cranes. Citrus
County is host to the ultralight-led migratory flock that winters in
Chassohowitzka National Wildlife Refuge near Crystal River. And then
there is -- but why not just read the rest of the book to discover all
the things that are uniquely central Florida. We also have some great
black and white illustrations inside to help visualize the wild
wonders of central Florida.
The Cabin
ISBN: 978-0-9798087-3-9
Walter Honsinger
Price: $12.99
Pages: 188
The Cabin is the story of three individuals, Sue, Ethan, and Anna
attempting to survive the Alaskan winter in a log cabin that they
built. Sue and Ethan are childhood friends and together they hitchhike
across the country, purchase a truck in Oregon, and travel to
Fairbanks, Alaska. In Fairbanks, they meet Sue's companion Anna. Anna
is a beautiful, but terribly troubled, woman who has spent the winter
gathering supplies and gear to outfit the adventure. The three
overcome a host of initial problems and travel deep into the
wilderness. They attempt to build a log cabin, and begin to try to
live out their lives. The three find themselves plagued by building
the cabin, the harsh conditions they live under, and their own
interactions. The greatest danger the three face is a secret that Anna
has kept hidden from everyone.
Exiles on the Saint Johns
ISBN: 978-0-9821223-3-4
Lydia Hawke
Price: $16.00
Northeast Florida seethes with hostilities during the War Between the
States, pitting father against son and neighbor against neighbor.
Confederate sharpshooter Jack Farrell returns home to recover from his
wounds but faces conflict with his Unionist father and Yankee raiders.
Martina Sanchez, a young Minorcan woman, struggles to hold onto her
St. Augustine home despite threats of banishment by Union occupiers.
She fears her younger brother's spying will bring more disaster into
their lives. Union Lieutenant Richard Prescott pursues Martina
ruthlessly, blackmailing her to achieve his ends. Her only help comes
from the disreputable Jack Farrell, who appears to be just as
dangerous as her tormentor.
Raiders on the Saint Johns
ISBN: 978-0-9821223-7-2
Lydia Hawke
Price: $17.00
His assignment to Florida to recruit a Union cavalry company meant
Captain Dan Farrell was returning home to a state split by conflicting
loyalties. Among them his brother Jack, a member of Confederate
Captain J. J. Dickison's partisan rangers. As an officer, Dan would
like nothing better than to put Jack out of action. As a brother he
feared the day they would meet in battle. Complicating Dan's life is
his neighbor, Sarah Cates Phillips. His return to Florida renews his
acquaintance with the alluring widow. To Sarah, Dan is more than the
appealing Yankee captain that once stole her heart. His worst flaw is
the color of his uniform. How can she love a man who is out to destroy
those she holds most dear?
Perfect Disguise
ISBN: 0-9766449-0-8
Lydia Hawke
Price: $14.99
Pages
192
It's 1864, during the siege of Atlanta. Desperate to escape her
drunken father and her vicious fiancé, Willa Randall dons her dead
brother's clothing, changes her name to Will Barber, and joins a
Confederate cavalry unit led by Captain Jefferson Spencer. Unschooled
in military matters, Willa overcomes one problem, only to find another
waiting to ambush her on the path ahead. She first idolizes then falls
in love with her captain, who sees her as just another youthful
recruit. She must learn the skills of a soldier amid the heat of
battle and the threat of sudden death. All the while Edgar Dodds, the
obsessive fiancé, is on her trail, seeking to reclaim his possession.
Captain Spencer, a grieving widower, avoids forming attachments that
can lead to more grief. Even his own life holds little value to him.
When he is inexplicably attracted to his aide, Will, more self-doubt
dogs him. Through it all, his liking for the engaging youngster begins
to restore his appreciation for life. Willa fears that when Captain
Spencer discovers her secret, he will banish her from her sanctuary
among the soldiers. Her experiences with the brutal men in her past
give her little hope that he will take her part when Edgar Dodds
catches up with her. On that devastating night, Willa sees no choice
but to run away again, far from both the man she fears and the man she
loves.
Firetrail
ISBN: 0-9766449-7-5
Lydia Hawke
Price: $16.99
Pages
380
The Yankees are destroying everything in their wake as they advance
through the South. Blake Winberry, a Confederate captain is on
his way home from Virginia when he finds out his fiance has left him
for a profiteering draft-dodger. Judith Rogers, a brave,
beautiful refugee, is attacked by renegades on a lonely road, but
Blake saves her from unspeakable horrors. Hoping to find the love and
comfort they crave, Judith and Blake marry. But how long can
their bliss last? Will Judith make Blake forget the fickle woman
he still loves and will she succeed, only to lose him in the next
bloody battle?
Silent Witness
ISBN: 0-9766449-1-6
Lydia C. Filzen
Price:
$15.00
Pages 196
Can we hear in our hearts what animals wish to tell us? Dog trainer
Dani Sayre has that ability, but denies her talent because she fears
learning things she does not want to know. Her estranged lover, Mark
Hughes, comes sniffing around and asks her help in training his dog
for agility competition. She reluctantly takes Mark on as a student.
He wants to renew their relationship, but Dani can't forget that he
betrayed her in the past. When the pharmaceutical firm where Mark
works becomes a target for attack by eco-terrorists, his dog is the
only witness to a murder. In order to learn the truth, Dani must
overcome her reluctance to use her gifts. Can she help Mark prevent
the terrorists from destroying the drug company and its workers?
A Story of Bad
ISBN: 978-0-9798087-4-6
Edward M. Krauss
Price:
$16.95
Pages: 192
From Edward M. Krauss, author of HERE ON MOON and SOLOMON THE
ACCOUNTANT, his latest novel: A STORY OF BAD. Investigating the murder
of the owner of a sportswear factory in Queens, New York, Detective
Terry Stans determines that the victim knew his assailant. The dead
man's workers and bereaved family are all suspects. June Replyn, a
reporter covering the business side of the fashion world, is assigned
to write how a small company survives the death of its inspirational
leader. During interviews at the factory June is slipped a note from
someone claiming to know the identify of the murderer. The reporter
meets the detective. Stans is stuck. The case is going nowhere, and he
believes the fashion writer has a better view inside the company.
Terry encourages June to share information with him, hoping fresh eyes
will see something he hasn't. But she doesn't tell him about the note.
In the midst of his investigating and her reporting they start dating.
Their relationship raises questions about confidentiality, loyalty to
one's employer, professional ethics. Both of their bosses caution them
about the dangers to their careers raised by this situation. And there
they are, in bed. The tale is designed to intrigue the reader with two
intertwining stories, the mystery of the murders and the unexpected
love affair. During the course of the novel the reader visits the
worlds of police investigations, newspapers and their editorial
policies, drug smuggling, and the Cambodian experience in America.From Edward M. Krauss, author of HERE ON MOON and SOLOMON THE
ACCOUNTANT, his latest novel: A STORY OF BAD. Investigating the murder
of the owner of a sportswear factory in Queens, New York, Detective
Terry Stans determines that the victim knew his assailant. The dead
man's workers and bereaved family are all suspects. June Replyn, a
reporter covering the business side of the fashion world, is assigned
to write how a small company survives the death of its inspirational
leader. During interviews at the factory June is slipped a note from
someone claiming to know the identify of the murderer. The reporter
meets the detective. Stans is stuck. The case is going nowhere, and he
believes the fashion writer has a better view inside the company.
Terry encourages June to share information with him, hoping fresh eyes
will see something he hasn't. But she doesn't tell him about the note.
In the midst of his investigating and her reporting they start dating.
Their relationship raises questions about confidentiality, loyalty to
one's employer, professional ethics. Both of their bosses caution them
about the dangers to their careers raised by this situation. And there
they are, in bed. The tale is designed to intrigue the reader with two
intertwining stories, the mystery of the murders and the unexpected
love affair. During the course of the novel the reader visits the
worlds of police investigations, newspapers and their editorial
policies, drug smuggling, and the Cambodian experience in America.
In the Shadow of the Lone Cypress
ISBN: 978-0-9798087-0-8
Sally Settlee
Price: $18.000
Pages: 3566
Love, betrayal, heartaches and tragedy combine with history to make
this book one that will find a place in the reader's heart for a long
time after the final page is read. In the Shadow of the Lone Cypress
tells the story of a long-ago Florida as seen through the eyes of Dr.
Drew Duncan, a wealthy Baltimore physician who first comes to the
state as an Army volunteer during the Spanish-American War. The
historical novel paints vivid pictures of Florida at the beginning of
the 20th century and reaches the climax in 19th. When one of the
deadliest hurricanes that ever hit Florida drowns hundreds of people
in the town where he and his family had settled on the shores of Lake
Okeechobee. Through the drama of Dr. Duncan's life, the reader will
learn about the Seminole Indians, early events and prominent people
responsible for the early development of Florida, including the first
efforts to drain the Everglades for commercial purposes.Love, betrayal, heartaches and tragedy combine with history to make
this book one that will find a place in the reader's heart for a long
time after the final page is read. In the Shadow of the Lone Cypress
tells the story of a long-ago Florida as seen through the eyes of Dr.
Drew Duncan, a wealthy Baltimore physician who first comes to the
state as an Army volunteer during the Spanish-American War. The
historical novel paints vivid pictures of Florida at the beginning of
the 20th century and reaches the climax in 19th. When one of the
deadliest hurricanes that ever hit Florida drowns hundreds of people
in the town where he and his family had settled on the shores of Lake
Okeechobee. Through the drama of Dr. Duncan's life, the reader will
learn about the Seminole Indians, early events and prominent people
responsible for the early development of Florida, including the first
efforts to drain the Everglades for commercial purposes.
Hosts With Ghosts: Haunted Hotels in the Southeast
ISBN: 978-0-9779680-7-7
Kathleen Wallss
Price: $19.999
Pages: 3366
What travel experts say about this book: "What a fun read! I learned a
lot I didn't know before! Nancy S. Millar, Vice President and
Director, McAllen TX Convention and Visitors' Bureau "Great!" Ruth
Sykes, Vice President, Media Relations & Marketing, Macon, GA
Convention & Visitors Bureau
"What a wonderful, comprehensive haunted history." Beth Krauss, Media
Relations Manager, Austin Convention and Visitors Bureau. "What a wonderful, comprehensive haunted history." Beth Krauss, Media
Relations Manager, Austin Convention and Visitors Bureau.
Sarah's Story: A Confederate Girl's Diary
A Flaming Magnolia Press Imprint
ISBN: 0-9766449-3-22
Sarah Morgan
Dawson / Kathleen Wallss
Non-Fiction/Civil War Diaryy
Price: $17.999
If you were the privileged daughter of a wealthy judge, life in
Louisiana is the years before the war between the state was heavenly.
1862 brought a crashing halt to the good times. Life became hell on
earth. Federal officials singled you out for the harshest punishment
because you were a known "rebel." Rabid secessionists hated you if you
didn't proclaim your hatred for "Yankees." An intelligent young lady
with brothers on both sides of the conflict was traped in the middle
of a war she never wanted. Sarah Morgan's diary relives her joys and
sorrows as she watches her home town sacked, flees in the night to
escape the exploding shells yet finds joy in trivial things. Her tiny
canary, a gift from her brother, is her favored pet. Outings with
friends and quiet family gatherings share her chronicle with the more
serious war news. Through it all, Sarah recounts life as she lived it,
always against the backdrop of the war that took her from her life of
privilege to refugee hovels. As the war grinds to its final
conclusion, Sarah must take refuge with her older brother who has
remained loyal to the union. No account of this time is more poignant
and more revealing of real life of those who kept the home fires
burning. If you were the privileged daughter of a wealthy judge, life in
Louisiana is the years before the war between the state was heavenly.
1862 brought a crashing halt to the good times. Life became hell on
earth. Federal officials singled you out for the harshest punishment
because you were a known "rebel." Rabid secessionists hated you if you
didn't proclaim your hatred for "Yankees." An intelligent young lady
with brothers on both sides of the conflict was traped in the middle
of a war she never wanted. Sarah Morgan's diary relives her joys and
sorrows as she watches her home town sacked, flees in the night to
escape the exploding shells yet finds joy in trivial things. Her tiny
canary, a gift from her brother, is her favored pet. Outings with
friends and quiet family gatherings share her chronicle with the more
serious war news. Through it all, Sarah recounts life as she lived it,
always against the backdrop of the war that took her from her life of
privilege to refugee hovels. As the war grinds to its final
conclusion, Sarah must take refuge with her older brother who has
remained loyal to the union. No account of this time is more poignant
and more revealing of real life of those who kept the home fires
burning.
Tax Sales Tactics
ISBN: 0-9766449-2-44
Kathleen Wallss
Investment-Real Estatee
Price: $8.999
Pages: 722
Have you ever dreamed of buying a piece of property at a fraction of
its worth? Amassing wealth with a minimum investment. Impossible? No.
Hundreds of investors do exactly that annually in any state in the
USA. The secret is buying at a tax sale. Often, you can buy property
for a song, but this isn't the only way to make money. Thousands of
others reap a financial return at an interest rate that is impossible
in the stock market. Although, you can acquire property this way at
prices that would make Jesse James envious, there are pitfalls for the
unwary. This book will enable you to make knowledgeable choices about
which properties you should select to achieve your goals. Have you ever dreamed of buying a piece of property at a fraction of
its worth? Amassing wealth with a minimum investment. Impossible? No.
Hundreds of investors do exactly that annually in any state in the
USA. The secret is buying at a tax sale. Often, you can buy property
for a song, but this isn't the only way to make money. Thousands of
others reap a financial return at an interest rate that is impossible
in the stock market. Although, you can acquire property this way at
prices that would make Jesse James envious, there are pitfalls for the
unwary. This book will enable you to make knowledgeable choices about
which properties you should select to achieve your goals.
Last Step
ISBN: 0-9742161-3-5
Kathleen Wallss
Price: $12.999
Pages 1166
Now a feature movie by Forbes Films!!
Vickie's daughter is dead. Just one more dead druggie among the
hundreds that die each year in Jacksonville, Florida's drug infested
slums. The police aren't concerned about her drug-related death.
Vickie needs to know. Was it an accidental overdose, or murder? To
find the anser, she must leave her safe life behind and plunge into
the terrors of the drug culture. Will the search lead her to love? Or
will she end up on a morgue slab, just one more casualty in the war
against drugs? Hank's mistakes caused the death of those he loved
most. Drug addiction is his sworn enemy. His chosen life has no place
in it for love until he meets Vickie. Joe's money and power haven't
been able to save his marriage or his son's love. He seeks Vickie's
love but what are his secrets?Vickie's daughter is dead. Just one more dead druggie among the
hundreds that die each year in Jacksonville, Florida's drug infested
slums. The police aren't concerned about her drug-related death.
Vickie needs to know. Was it an accidental overdose, or murder? To
find the anser, she must leave her safe life behind and plunge into
the terrors of the drug culture. Will the search lead her to love? Or
will she end up on a morgue slab, just one more casualty in the war
against drugs? Hank's mistakes caused the death of those he loved
most. Drug addiction is his sworn enemy. His chosen life has no place
in it for love until he meets Vickie. Joe's money and power haven't
been able to save his marriage or his son's love. He seeks Vickie's
love but what are his secrets?
Finding Florida's Phantoms
ISBN: 0-9742161-9-4
Kathleen Wallss
Price: $14.999
Florida! The land of sunshine and wide-open beaches. But even the
Sunshine State has its dark secrets. Places where centuries old
spirits remain tied to earth. Beneath the facade of fun and make
believe, lurkes the real Florida.
Kudzu
ISBN: 0-9728513-9-9
Kathleen Wallss
Price: $12.999
Pages: 1688
After a painful divorce, Casey returns to the haven of her childhood,
her great grandmother Weesie's tiny log cabin. Nestled deep in the
Appalachian Mountains of North Georgia, the cabin rekindles memories
of her happiest years as a young child enjoying Granny Weesie's tales
of treasure. Casey seeks a peaceful refuge she will share only with
her cat, Smokey. However, much more than early memories await Casey in Bluejay,
Georgia. By chance, or was it design, Weesie's childhood diary turns
up in the cabin. The scrawled pages transport Casey back into the late
nineteenth century. Far from finding the peaceful time she expects
there, she uncovers a web of adultery, murder and intrigue that
threatens to entangle Casey's twenty-first century life. That life
threatens to become more complex when her new neighbor turns out to be
a handsome victim of his own marital disaster. Lee Schmidt has vowed
never to let another woman mangle his life. As Casey is drawn deeper
into Weesie's life and times, her "real" life becomes more complicated
by her growing attraction to Lee. Some strange occurrences happen in
the cabin mirrored by tales of ghostly sightings in her family
history. Her involvement with things past increases. As she travels
back to 1879 via Louisa's diary, she meets an intriguing cast of
characters. Donald Stuart, her "sister" Lillith's faithful lover,
David, his evil hearted twin brother, Ma and Da Garrett, Louisa's
parents and her own direct ancestors, and the other inhabitants of
early Bluejay.
Man Hunt: The Eric Rudolph Story
ISBN: 0-9742161-2-7
Kathleen Walls Biographyy
Price: $10.999
Kathleen Walls presents an in-depth look into the 5-year manhunt for
Eric Rudolph, the accused bomber of the Atlantic Olympic Games and
several abortion clinics. Rudolph, a simple mountain man, eluded the
best that the government could throw at him during the most publicized
manhunt in recent history. In the end, a young local policeman from
the area where Rudolph lived was the one who captured him. Ms. Walls
lives within a stone's throw of where Rudolph was eventually captured.
She has interviewed local people who knew Rudolph as he was growing up
and thereby provides as close a look at the inner workings of his mind
as anyone can possibly do. Man Hunt is a must read book for anyone who
is familiar with the Eric Rudolph story-and that includes almost
everyone who is a living breathing person who watches the news
channels or reads the newspapers. Reviewed by Kristie Leigh Maguire,
published author.Kathleen Walls presents an in-depth look into the 5-year manhunt for
Eric Rudolph, the accused bomber of the Atlantic Olympic Games and
several abortion clinics. Rudolph, a simple mountain man, eluded the
best that the government could throw at him during the most publicized
manhunt in recent history. In the end, a young local policeman from
the area where Rudolph lived was the one who captured him. Ms. Walls
lives within a stone's throw of where Rudolph was eventually captured.
She has interviewed local people who knew Rudolph as he was growing up
and thereby provides as close a look at the inner workings of his mind
as anyone can possibly do. Man Hunt is a must read book for anyone who
is familiar with the Eric Rudolph story-and that includes almost
everyone who is a living breathing person who watches the news
channels or reads the newspapers. Reviewed by Kristie Leigh Maguire,
published author.
Class Struggle
ISBN: 978-0-9821223-6-5
Steven Verrier Price:
Steven Verrier Price:Price:
$15.99
Class Struggle takes you deep into the heart of San Antonio's "Webster
High School," an institution that seems to revel in dysfunction. Told
from the point of view of a bemused teacher, Class Struggle is a
guided tour through the landscapes and minefields of modern urban
education. Come along and meet intriguing characters - the brilliant
student "on a quest to kill," the barking boy, the substitute teacher
who won't shut up, and many others - who'll make you laugh, cry, and
scream! This is a book you won't want to put down ... whether you're a
student, a parent, a teacher - or just someone who loves roller
coaster rides.
Georgia's Ghostly Getaways: 2nd Edition
ISBN: 978-0-98459-2-3
Kathleen Wallss
Price: $16.999
Georgia's turbulent history has been a natural breeding round for
ghost stories and legends. The last of the thirteen original colonies,
its heroes and villains have been larger than life characters. From
Revolutionary soldiers to Confederate officers, from southern belles
to wicked witches, from spirit cats to howling prehistoric dogs,
Georgia has some of the most unique ghosts anywhere. Combine that with
warm climate, Victorian and Antebellum mansions, stir in a generous
helping of southern hospitality and you have a sure fire recipe for
ghost hunting travel, southern style. This second edition has even
more fun and haunted places to visit in the Peach State. So what are
you waiting for? Discover Georgia's Ghostly Getaways