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A conflict that shaped a generation four decades on, the legacy of American involvement in the Viet Nam War still looms large in the lives of the veterans who experienced it first hand. Featuring the work of fifteen veteran writers, the scope of the book defines how modern warfare affects the lives of those who lived it and subsequently their own families after returning from the war. The men who have contributed to this volume each have played their own part whether medic, air cavalry, recon, forward observer, or just plain grunt. The pain they felt, witnessed, and buried can hopefully be released by the telling of their collective truths.

Child Protection Services have been involved with Billy and his mother for some time now. He has been happily settled in a kinship placement with his grandmother and enjoys his pet cat, interacting with neighbors and even taking piano lessons. As the story unfolds, Billy's grandmother has unexpectedly passed away and so the story of "Billy Had To Move" begins.

Glorious in scope, The Last Paradise follows the downtrodden and oppressed people of Galveston, Texas, through trials of injustice and bigotry in post-Civil War America. Novelist Michael Kasenow artfully weaves a tapestry of vivid and historic detail in this inspiring story of strength and survival

"Katka" by Stephen Meier is a gritty, edgy novel of greed, love, and swindles gone very wrong.

Oneiro, by John Stuart Goldenberg, features science, philosophy, politics, history, religion, drama, action and even a bit of mystery against a backdrop of hard science fiction, supported by a substantial body of background research. Oneiro was designed to be plausibly medium to fast paced, credible and meaningful, but not without a sprinkling of fun and humor. Despite its broad diversity, it flows in a cohesive and straightforward presentation. The objective being to entertain the reader with a satisfying story, illuminated with some interesting new perspectives and concepts.

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Nancy Henderson-James’ defining childhood years were spent in Angola, Africa where her parents were missionaries. At Home Abroad: An American Girl in Africa goes to the heart of growing up inside and outside a culture.

Manhattan newcomer Nathan Melton is looking for a place to connect....listen to interview with JD Seamus about his newly published book "Last Call."

From the streets of Los Angeles to the streets of London, "Lemon Curd" depicts the millennium lifestyle. Women's position in the business world, the workaholic and multitasking attitude of our society, the unscrupulous act of taking what we want without thinking about the consequences of our actions, the sociopolitical atmosphere of the 21st century and the difficulty of balancing family and work life while trying to make a difference in the lives of the people around us.

Startling information comes to light that threatens to destroy all a grandmother and granddaughter are trying to build. Listen to interview with Lynda Fitzgerald on Inside Scoop Live.

Everyday Wisdom for Educators

Alexandra O Rourke, aged 16, is not a happy camper. It's New Year's Eve. She should be partying in San Diego with her friends, but instead she is stuck in Boston, with just her younger sister, Jackie, for company. As if that wasn t bad enough, she is being haunted by Sarah, the ghost of a seventeenth century Puritan. Oh, and there is the small matter of the charge of witchcraft to be sorted out.

A degenerative disease has robbed Samantha Christiansen of most of her vision and it s only a matter of time before the light and shadows are gone as well. Listen to interview with Suzanne Woods Fisher on Inside Scoop Live.

The peace of winter is broken in the Kingdom of Myrridia by the murder of Archbishop Francis McHenry.

Nadia Sahari tells the remarkable, true story of her early life. Ms. Sahari was born in Lebanon to Arab parents who were Shia Muslims. Breakaway, her sensational journey through abuse, lifts the veil on her struggle for freedom.