Good to Her is a historical literary novel set against the backdrop of the famous New York City restaurant Dinty Moore’s, which stood at the corner of 46th Street just off Broadway for some 50 years. Enlivened by the irascible character of the restaurant’s real-life proprietor, James "Dinty" Moore, the novel takes readers back to the days of Prohibition and the police raids foisted on Moore’s establishment, often resulting in his compulsory appearance in court. The novel moves forward through 1964, exploring the changing political and social life of the times, and focusing on the marriage of Nate Neumann, a …

The years between 800 and 200 B.C. were vibrating with new religious ideas. God had burst onto the scene revealing himself to specific people in various parts of the world, creating the beginnings of our modern world religions. This book assumes that all these religions were initially produced by God, and endeavors to portray God as too vast to be fully contained within only one religion. Bugayong hopes to inspire her readers to enlarge their idea of God by perceiving him through the eyes of all the major religions from Judaism to Islam, Christianity, Hinduism, Buddhism and Taoism. She explains …

Boaz, on a spiritual path, journeys within, wanting to detach his mind, to find his soul and return to spirit. He wants to discover the purpose of his being human through result and not by belief. In mediation he uncovers previous lives and pays his price for opening doors that were once closed. But, he is Boaz, and no longer wants to live in-between haunting memories from a particular life in Rukutu. He explores his green-clad diary -'Going There’- containing: letters, comments, meetings and dialogues with Jachin, telepathic connections, crying in a hired car, throwing up in a hotel room, …

Ambidextrous is an incredible story of survival. This autobiography tells of the authors life from 1977-2002. Born and raised in Brooklyn, N.Y., he fought his way through those streets from childhood. He wasn't your ordinary thug. The book picks up in 1978 when he finished college by which time he was a hardcore heroin addict. Initially, a street drug dealer, he had brushes with the law but managed to stay out of prison until 1980, when he was convicted of multiple armed robberies. He was charged with 32 stick-ups. He robbed primarily pharmacies. In a twelve year period from 1980-1992 …

Murder, abuse and mayhem ravage the Navajo reservation where Tashi, Althea and Morning Star (human ambassadors for aliens from one of the Hidden Cities on Earth) are sent to change the course of self-destruction for the Native Americans. Is black magic the cause of the havoc? Handsome Navajo detective George Trueeyes, who is more than he appears to be, doesn’t think so. This Southwest-flavored adventure is so thought-provoking and enlightening that you won’t be able to put it down. Beneath and Beyond: The Thunderbirds is loaded with surprises and startling twists that pull you in and refuse to let go. …

DJ’s family has just inherited a mansion in Sydney courtesy of their relatively unknown and somewhat mysterious Uncle Clive. But moving from their country town to the lap of luxury proves to be easier said than done. Uncle Clive’s historic mansion already has other occupants—and these ghostly residents don’t want company! They aren’t the only ones who don’t want the Benson family in the mansion; a former employee wants to scare the Bensons away so he can use the building for his own purposes. Why are there ghosts in the manor? What is the criminal plotting? What really happened to …

As an old man reflects on his life, this richly detailed historical novel goes back before his birth to the flight of the royal court from Naples to Palermo in December 1798 on the ships of Admiral Lord Nelson’s depleted squadron. The Wayward Son: A story of Nelson and Emma Hamilton’s secret son tells a side story about the relationship of Thomas Spencer, the admiral’s steward, with Mary Hever, then a servant in the household of Sir John Acton. In time and setting this relationship parallels that of Lord Nelson and Emma Lady Hamilton, but in no other respect. For …

Each year, twelve-year-old Toby and his family holiday in Cornwall with Toby’s rather eccentric Aunty Sandra. Toby is obsessed with pirates! This year, Toby’s best friend, Thomas, accompanies the family on their holiday, and strange things begin to happen. The boys suddenly find themselves transported back 300 years in time, where they meet up with the notorious Captain Jonas Black and his evil boatswain, Billhook, as well as a creepy little man who seems to shadow the boys’ every move in the present day. Your whole family will enjoy Toby and the Pirates, featuring a pirate ship, scary caves, and …

Get a close up and personal view of what it’s like to be an international diplomat. Marek Arnaud’s account is a dynamic compilation of aphorisms, jokes, one-liners, observations and critiques about war, peace, international issues and the people who control world politics. From the dark times of the Soviet Union and the troubled Middle East to the sunny beaches of Australia, Arnaud regales the reader with the goings-on of international conferences (including at the United Nations) and a special brand of sometimes politically incorrect jokes that will have you laughing out loud. "The sense of humor, rare perceptivity, self-mockery and …

Will Grant: Guardian Continues Book Two is based on one man overcoming drastic challenges. The second book in this fascinating series continues Will Grant’s harrowing adventures as he evolves and grows in his role as a guardian. His daughter and grandchildren’s kidnapping forces Will back to Central America to return a high-level member of a drug cartel that he earlier captured for the U.S. As a result of his family’s involvement in the forced return of the drug lord, Will tells them about his new physical prowess and his challenging role as a guardian. His next challenge comes when he …