Doug leaned slightly to the side and touched the knob to click on the radio. Scratchy sounds. He slowed the vehicle for a moment to adjust the stations knob. Nothing but interference. So much for AM. FM would be better. He flicked the selection knob.

But before he could tune in a station, he heard a knock on his car window.

What?

A knocking sound.

But where? He was going fifty-five.

Rear window. Back seat window. Something striking under the vehicle.

Bam. Bam. Bam.

To his right. The passenger window.

No one was riding with him, so who could be knocking on that window?

Again. Three loud knocks.

Look and see. Turn your head slightly to the right to see.

No. He could not. He froze.

Turn and look!

No. The chills erupted through his system like a flooding of ice water. Nerves electrified.

It was as if he had just been struck by lightning from somewhere beyond his viewing range.

Bam. Bam. Bam. From the edge of his vision, the corner of his right eye, he saw what looked like a shadow of a human being with glowing red eyes. But at this speed?

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This is a timely, heart-wrenching, beautiful true story. There are messages within this book's pages of hard-heartedness, forgiveness and redemption. This is a first-person account of an almost volcanic hatred so fierce it engulfed father and son for more than three decades. It's also about Who led them to a Higher Place with streams of Living Water to douse the fires of revenge. A Place where fathers and sons may find forgiveness and reconciliation.

The Amber Crane pushes the boundaries of time-travel fiction and of your imagination in this tale of a journey from the past into the present, set in two devastating wars three hundred years apart and steeped in the lore and legends of amber from the shores of the Baltic Sea. 

Clutching precious amber found in a clump of seaweed, PETER, an amber guild apprentice in Pomerania in the waning years of the Thirty Years’ War, has a choice to make. Despite the severe penalties imposed on such an action, Peter keeps the amber and works on it in secret, with potentially disastrous consequences for people close to him. Meanwhile, unaware of the amber piece’s magical powers, Peter finds himself drawn into a world three hundred years in the future where he gets embroiled in the troubles of a mysterious stranger.  

A Current Deception is Book Five in the Darcy Farthing Adventures and works fine as a stand-alone read. A cruise along the Australian coast turns traumatic and deadly when a homicidal master of disguise, a food-borne pathogen, and a hapless band of Yellow Crazy ants invade the ship. The interrelated motives and actions of passengers and crew, with links to  U.S. and Australian locations, converge in a suspenseful plot and surprising resolution.

The Liberty Bell Files: J Edgar's Demons is a work of fiction...seriously. Neither the Liberty Bell Project nor "the Files," nor The Special Projects Division of the Federal Bureau of Investigation ever existed. Can you imagine the FBI investigating a guy who didn't want to pay sales tax on a cup of coffee? Or a guy who somebody thought wrote a story disrespectful to the Japanese? Or a prostitute calling herself Karla Marx, who advocated revolution by sex? No one would authorize time and resources for such things. But, just for the sake of argument, let's say...

Dave Clawson of Hell (Michigan) might have started his FBI career with the Special Projects Division fresh from the Academy-the non-existent SPD. Inside the DC Beltway, questions about the SPD might be met with a puzzled-puppy expression or a quick wave of the hand and a dismissive, "that old Hoover myth? Fuhgeddaboudit, Mack." The SPD might have had had a centuries-old mandate from the Commander-In-Chief himself for tough, nasty jobs no one else can handle.

The Liberty Bell Files--if they existed--might have covered a full spectrum of humanity, from the wholly benign to the horribly malevolent. A good 99% of them would have been about people and groups that were, at worst, harmless crackpots or who just had a different way of looking at life-harming and threatening no one. One might have had to do with an overweight cat; another, an IRS-certified "church" that "worshiped" that relaxing nap after you-know-what. The remaining 1% might have been-and possibly still could be downright scary. Some people in those files could have killed federal agents; some could have blown up buildings, their mysteries "solved" somewhere...maybe. To find those bad ones, the SPD's imaginary agents would have had to wade through the harmless, the bogus, and the weird.

So help me, Hanna

lt was a bright, warm spring morning



Bobbing gaily in the river was a large golden oak leaf, a very large leaf.



After some moments, a pair of pale green hands appeared and grabbed the sides of the leaf. And then there followed a head to match..



And so, a little Pixie, by the name of Peter arrived at the forest.



In this, the opening book of the series, Peter learns his very first lesson about giving.



Peter and the Ants Pt 1 is the first of the Peter the Pixie stories. Here we are introduced to the innocent little green person, and follow in his learning about giving and generosity,



ln addition to being an amusing and interesting story in itself, these tales also integrate a rich learning system.



Firstly; most of the stories incorporate an educational or moral theme or message that can be reflected on with your child.



Secondly; each story exists in five levels of difficulty; 'I Can Colour', 'I Can Read', 'I Am Reading,' 'I Read Alone,' and 'Read To Me'.



They each contain the same images and the same text, with increasing levels of simplification.



Thirdly; the' I Can Read' and 'I am Reading' versions will also exist in different bilingual editions.



Finally; for each 'I Can Read' language version, there will exist a free to access, (YouTube), animated reading of the story.



Although this is of course helpful for children learning to read in their own language it is essential for leaming to read and speak a foreign language correctly.

Carlie Livingston is steering into her last year of college in Oxford, Ohio, confident that she and Lance Holloway are headed to the altar after graduation. Those plans are wrecked, however, by her dad’s infidelity, causing her parents to walk through a messy divorce. Will she have the same fate if she marries her college sweetheart who comes from a secular family? Her mother insists she will.

She tests God’s Word by letting Him take the wheel of her life. But if God is in control, why are all her close relationships crumbling? Nothing makes sense.

Just when it appears hopeless, Clay McKinney two-steps into Carlie's life, promising to provide everything she’s looking for in a Christian mate. But if he’s God’s answer, why can’t her heart release Lance? Where will her final destination be on this journey of trust?

Doug leaned slightly to the side and touched the knob to click on the radio. Scratchy sounds. He slowed the vehicle for a moment to adjust the stations knob. Nothing but interference. So much for AM. FM would be better. He flicked the selection knob.

But before he could tune in a station, he heard a knock on his car window.

What?

A knocking sound.

But where? He was going fifty-five.

Rear window. Back seat window. Something striking under the vehicle.

Bam. Bam. Bam.

To his right. The passenger window.

No one was riding with him, so who could be knocking on that window?

Again. Three loud knocks.

Look and see. Turn your head slightly to the right to see.

No. He could not. He froze.

Turn and look!

No. The chills erupted through his system like a flooding of ice water. Nerves electrified.

It was as if he had just been struck by lightning from somewhere beyond his viewing range.

Bam. Bam. Bam. From the edge of his vision, the corner of his right eye, he saw what

looked like a shadow of a human being with glowing red eyes. But at this speed?

In 1966 the divided city of Jerusalem is a sleepy backwater, but the students at the university are determined to enjoy themselves while being politically involved and benefiting from the throbbing night life. Three graduate students – Brian from Australia, Batsheva from the U.S.A., and Cynthia from England – are  trying to complete their studies. Since all three are originally from English-speaking countries, they spend their coffee-breaks together and do their best to cope with life in their adoptive country. Their relations with the local population vary from fraught to friendly, as they find themselves involved in the issues of the day.

Brian, is married to Israeli-born Rosina. They have two young children and live in one of Jerusaalem’s new suburbs. With his dry humor, which sometimes descends into sexual innuendo, he is trying to maintain a balance between completing his M.A. in the history of Australian literature, spending time with attractive young students, and remaining faithful to his wife.

Batsheva, a beautiful recent arrival from the U.S.A. and known to her friends as Batty, is married to economics professor, Sam ben Lulu, but has kept her maiden name of Levinson. In California she was active in the Civil Rights movement, and still hankers to go back and continue her work there. While struggling to complete her doctorate in modern American history, she opens a discotheque in Jerusalem together with her husband, inviting Cynthia to be their D.J. She happens to meet and form a bond with David, a young philosophy student, with whom she shares several areas of interest.

Cynthia is working as a research assistant for the Head of the History Department and is trying to finish her M.A. in contemporary Jewish  history. She is trying to translate the diary her grandmother wrote in German while being incarcerated in Theresienstadt. She loves classical music and shares an apartment with another student, Elinor, whose lifestyle jars with her own. While doing her best to fend off the attentions of one of her professors, she goes on dates with a succession of unsuitable young men. She is attracted to Batty’s friend David, and is overjoyed when he eventually invites her to his apartment.

The book deals with the relations between the three main characters as well as between them and Israeli society in general. Their dilemmas and personalities are examined in the light of the ethnic tensions and conflicting political forces current at the time. The book as a whole examines the rationale associated with immigration to Israel by young people from western countries.

The Mate Trilogy is about a planet of men who must marry and mate with their soul-mate by their 30th birthday or they will immediately drop dead. See what happen when this alien who's thrust from his home world, comes to the Earth in search of his bride to be. 

Here's a synopsis of Book 1: Yoni's son is facing death because a deadly curse will kill him within 150 days, if he doesn't find a wife and mate with her. Plus, the government wants to disect him because most men on their planet are facing this same fate, and his body may hold the answer to saving them all. Finally, when the boy secretly escapes to another world, how many people will a mother destroy to save her dying son? Will her alien son find a wife on earth, or will the woman he's drawn to, destroy him? Find out now in... "The Mate!" Get THE TRILOGY... Now!

CBI agent Buck Taylor is back in book 7 of the CRIME series by Chuck Morgan, 2020 Pacific Book Awards Best Mystery Winner for Crime Denied (Book 5).



Copper Creek, Colorado is a picturesque mountain town that is home to an exclusive private college, and that backs up to Rocky Mountain National Park. On the outside, it appears to be a peaceful town. The perfect place to raise a family, but underneath, Copper Creek holds some dark secrets.



When the body of a young black student is found hanging in the basement of one of the college buildings, Colorado Bureau of Investigation Agent Buck Taylor and his team are sent to Copper Creek to investigate the apparent suicide. Was this just a suicide or could it be a possible hate crime? With little cooperation from the local authorities, Buck's investigation leads them to some startling conclusions about the suicide and uncovers a criminal enterprise that has been going on for over a hundred years. An enterprise that will rock this idyllic town to its core.

A slip in time allows two young girls, born fifty years apart, to meet, one snowy Christmas Eve, at a remote Devon cottage, with devastating results. As one loses her sister, the other is robbed of a normal family life. The only witness to the tragic event is a ghostly figure, seen in the cottage and in the nearby barn. Beatrice and Hannah must work together across the years, to put right the wrong but first, they must find each other again and Beatrice must learn the true identity of the Ghost Girl of Angel Cottage. Here is a mystery that spans decades, set in the heart of the Devon countryside where the snow is deepest and time slips with far reaching consequences.