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by Nolon King
What Would You Do With the Last 12 Hours of Your Life? At 6 p.m. on a Wednesday in October, a gunman will enter Goldman's Diner and commit one of the worst massacres the small coastal town of Palm Isles, Florida has ever seen. Twelve hours earlier: twelve lives are on borrowed time, unaware that death is coming, or that their paths will collide in one tragic moment. A young waitress and mother fights to protect her daughter from her violent estranged husband. Little does she know that a greater threat looms under her nose. A cop is forced to decide between his job and his marriage. A bullied teen with an abusive father is down to one friend when his world suddenly crumbles around him. An old man struggles to hold onto his memories and do one last thing to honor his wife. But in doing so, he will have to reveal his darkest secret. A cook with a shady past attempts to stay on the straight and narrow, until he gets a call which forces him to choose -- his family or his honor? A woman attempts to meet her father's expectations, clinging to a struggling diner even as her relationship with her son falls apart. TWELVE HOURS, TWELVE LIVES, WHO LIVES? WHO DIES?FREE Was: $4.99
Woo Woo: Paranormal Cozies
by Carrie Bedford
A GHOST, A VAMPIRE, AND A PSYCHIC WALK INTO A BOOK... WOO-WOO: An exuberant anthology containing SIX top-rated cozy mysteries with an element of woo-woo-- paranormal thrills and chills and an almost... uncanny... set of loveable characters who'll stay on your mind for weeks. Plus a BONUS book--all now available in a box set for a SUPERNORMAL price! Volume 1: THE AURA, a Kate Benedict Paranormal Mystery by Carrie Bedford. Life spins out of control for London architect Kate Benedict when she sees a dancing aura above certain people's heads that signals death. Suddenly she's psychic. But that can't be! In her circle, the supernatural is strictly for the superstitious. And yet... people close to her are dying. Vol. 2: LOVE BITES, "An engaging, sinister romp" by Adrienne Barbeau, author of the Vampyres of Hollywood series. The sexy, tongue-in-cheek crime-solving duo of Detective Peter King and Ovsanna Moore is a charismatic alchemy of MOONLIGHTING and TRUE BLOOD. Ovsanna, the successful owner of her own Hollywood film studio and the star of 17 blockbuster horror films, is a 450-year-old vampyre...FREE Was: $9.99
Frank Sinatra: A Biography of Jazz, Women, and Controversy
by Newbury Publishing
Frank Sinatra, also known as The Voice, Ol' Blue Eyes, Leader of the Pack, and countless other titles, was a man of many faces. Part mobster, part philanthropist, part political activist, and part civil rights leader, Frank participated in powerful institutions and movements that shaped America's history. Married four times, constantly surrounded by women, Frank was able to sing about loneliness with aching authenticity. He made teen girls swoon, beautiful women tremble, and grown men cry. Frank's intense personal dramas with women, the press, and the Mafia are intertwined with his musical career and the songs that will live on in the world's collective consciousness. Emerging from a poor immigrant neighborhood, Frank sang the country through massive changes and came to be the voice of urban America.FREE Was: $2.99
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Country Baking Quick Breads and Muffins (Delicious Recipes Book 13)
by June Kessler
Quick Breads can be made in minutes, since they do not require the prolonged kneading and lengthy rising and proofing. Instead of yeast, these breads are made with rising agent such as baking powder or baking soda that begins to release gas bubbles the moment it is moistened. When making quick breads, it is important to blend the wet ingredients separately and combine then just before baking. Swift, gently mixing is essential because if the batter is beaten too vigorously, the gluten in the flour will strengthen the mixture and the texture of the loaf or muffins will be tough. Also added some of our favorite coffee cake recipes, perfect with morning coffee, snacks or desserts.FREE Was: $2.99
The Torn Heart (Amish Winter)
by Ruth Bawell
Candace Shrock is well known in her village for her lovely quilts, and her community Quilting Barn is a favorite place for the women to gather and sew. But one day, Candace comes across something quite unusual in the barn! An intruder has tossed about and muddied her quilts -- and he is still there! Young Caleb Raber had been passing through their village when he was forced to take refuge in the Shrocks' barn. And though he is terribly contrite about destroying the quilts, he finds himself even more disturbed to have upset Candace. Something about this lovely girl draws him to her, and he is determined to make amends -- and perhaps also find a way into her heart. But Caleb carries a secret that cannot be mended as easily as a torn quilt, and his efforts to win Candace's heart may be exactly what pulls them apart or does it?.FREE
Become a Strong Personality
by Edward Schellhammer
Become a strong personality!Your journey of self-discovery can start: the plan, the instruments and the aims are determined.Live with efficient methods!Self-education and training of life is the ultimate key for success, happiness, and fulfillment.POWER means: drive, force, ability, energy, strength, performance, potency, authority, eligibility, qualification, rights, mightiness, mastery, and disposal. - How much power do you have to master your life, to live true love and a real relationship, to genuinely develop yourself, to achieve your aims, and to authentically realize yourself? You can live a genuine life with true love! Truly live yourself! You can find your happiness. You can have success. But you need POWER to get it!POWER = Knowledge + Methods.FREE Was: $3.99
A People's History of Florida 1513-1876
by Adam Edward Wasserman
Beneath the normal tropical romanticism that has comprised Florida history, lies a long bloody history of struggle of runaway slaves and Seminoles fighting the U.S. military for land and freedom. Beneath the fancy tourist hotels, theme parks, and lily-white suburban enclaves, lie the bones of black Seminole maroons who fled from their masters, seeking freedom under Spanish and Seminole protection. Underneath the shore-front retirement homes of Northern migrants, the wealthy mansions of South Florida, and the overdeveloped downtown areas, lie the bones of Florida's poor whites who fought against an aristocracy of big banks, wealthy speculators, and aristocratic planters. Underneath the Civil War tourist attractions, gift shops, and battlefield renditions, lie the bones of poor whites who were drafted into the Confederate army to fight for the privileged, only to desert and return to fight Florida's Confederate government on the home front. You get the picture. This is not a postcard image of Florida as a sunny beach found in a tourist-based gift shop in the middle of a Gulf-front town. This is the blood, sweat, and tears of countless people who fought for freedom, land, and autonomy.FREE Was: $5.99
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