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Beth’s Song
William Blake Gabriel
About the Book
On Destrire, a far-flung planet at the edge of the Humanity’s galactic empire, a sleepy little colony is slowly being forgotten by its imperial guardians. Life on the colony continues, as the human colonials and their new alien neighbors find ways to build a peaceful home for all. But trouble brews on the other side of the continent, thanks to a secret, centuries-old program to form a covert prison on Destrire. There, unknown by the colonists, the empire has an established a dumping ground for political prisoners. Stripped of the basic necessities, the prisoners have evolved into a barbaric frontier civilization, eager for ways to improve their quality of life—at any cost. And now that the prisoners know the location of the thriving colony, plans are made to make its resources their own. The prisoners begin a brutal series of raids on the colony, and life will never be the same. Caught in the conflict are one church-going human family and their alien friend. In a desperate attempt to reunite with her family, one woman must turn to her alien friend for support. Equally torn by the recent exposure to the horrors that humanity willingly unleashes upon its own, the aliens must now make a choice. Will this intergalactic culture clash strain existing relationships and loyalties to the breaking point? Will the brutality of the prisoners’ attacks finally crush the faith and culture of the sparsely populated colony? And in the end, can the family survive—even in victory?
About the Author
William Gabriel was born in Los Angeles, California in 1958. He first read Asimov’s Foundation trilogy when he was seventeen and started to search for methods of applying psychodynamic thought. At twenty seven he first started writing science fiction and reached the million word mark in 1998. At thirty one he tried out for and qualified as a Special Forces soldier in 1990 and spent the next decade serving on A-Teams and was a peacekeeper in Haiti in 1996. He went on to serve in B-Team and C-Team elements. He studied International Studies at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock in 2010 and moved back to California where he graduated from the University of California at Riverside on the Chancellor’s Honor List with a degree in Global Studies. After three decades of writing he published his first science fiction work in 2013. He now has three books in print: “Beth’s Song”, “Twenty First Century Crusader”, and “Women in Wars of the Future”.
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Women in Wars of the Future
William Gabriel
About the Book
Four centuries from now mankind will have expanded into the Solar System with the most adventurous and capable of society. Our world of twelve billion people will have their best and brightest reach for the planets. By this time nearly two million people will live and develop the colonies of outer space. An Earth bound power has built their first warship to ply the planets and establish hegemony where ever they travel. Earth bound politics rears its ugly head in interplanetary conflicts between this rising power and the more established national powers in space.
Into this maelstrom three heroines must face off against this new menace launched from Earth. The planetary system is self sufficient, yet very fragile when confronted by military might. As civilians caught in the crossfire of political infighting, they must use all their wits and abilities to survive the presence of that warship’s maiden voyage. These women prove their metal in the high stakes game of military confrontation and intrigue. Theirs is a world of mercantile uplift while they must now face the forceful onslaught of this new space power.
Most technologies portrayed within this work are already developed or on the drawing board and will be part of mankind’s future in space. Only a couple are not yet within our grasp, yet would be stepping stones to interstellar travel at faster than light. The three heroines each are well versed in survival in space and have carved out their own entrepreneurial niche to gain wealth and return to Earth with millions in today’s currency. The planets hold near infinite wealth to be exploited in the 25th century. This is the new world in which they live.
About the Author
William Gabriel was born in Los Angeles, California in 1958. He first read Asimov’s Foundation trilogy when he was seventeen and started to search for methods of applying psychodynamic thought. At twenty seven he first started writing science fiction and reached the million word mark in 1998. At thirty one he tried out for and qualified as a Special Forces soldier in 1990 and spent the next decade serving on A-Teams and was a peacekeeper in Haiti in 1996. He went on to serve in B-Team and C-Team elements.
He studied International Studies at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock in 2010 and moved back to California where he graduated from the University of California at Riverside on the Chancellor’s Honor List with a degree in Global Studies. After three decades of writing he published his first science fiction work in 2013. He now has three books in print: “Beth’s Song”, “Twenty First Century Crusader”, and “Women in Wars of the Future”.
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Seize the Day with Yahweh
Jim Harvey
About the Book
Welcome to a daily experience that can transform your way of thinking about God, yourself, and your life! This devotional tour with Jim and Val Harvey visits all sixty-six books of the Bible, revealing the nature of God’s sacred, covenantal name (Yahweh/Yeshua) and showing you how to claim all the strength, guidance, wisdom, and power He supplies.
Each day’s selection in this year-round devotional introduces you to the Great I AM in a format that combines biblical text with commentary (Yahweh in the Word), personal application (Yahweh in Your Walk), and ideas for prayerful, worshipful expression (Yahweh in your Worship). These biblical truths will set you on a daily adventure of the highest calling, directing you to make the most of each day and its opportunities with Yahweh/Yeshua as your faithful Companion and unfailing Guide.
About the Author
JIM HARVEY is a professor of biblical studies at Williamson College in Franklin, Tennessee, who holds degrees from Oklahoma University as well as Southwestern Baptist and Golden Gate Baptist Theological Seminaries. He has served as the pastor of seven churches in four states and has conducted preaching missions in ten other nations. His wife, Val, was also educated at Oklahoma University and Southwestern Baptist Seminary. She has written curriculum for LifeWay Church Resources and led numerous conferences throughout the US and overseas. She has also been a featured columnist for Mature Living magazine. Dr. and Mrs. Harvey have written five other books in addition to many resource materials. They have been married for more than sixty years and have two children, two grandchildren, and one great-grandchild.
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The Rebirth of Peggy Judge
Gwendolyn GC Carter
About the Book
I would like to introduce you to Peggy Judge. She is a middle-aged woman with a seemingly full and happy life, as happy as it can be since the accident happened that took her beloved parents away from her over a year ago. She has a loving husband, three adult children that she and her husband Nyles love beyond measure and are extremely proud of. Peggy is one of those loving, nurturing, non-judgemental and trustworthy people that always tries to do what is right. Anyone who really knows her will tell you that she is truly one of a kind, especially her family and her best friend, Arlene “Arley” Davis. Her family and friends will also tell you that Peggy Judge always knows just what to do in any situation. And usually, that’s true, for she is a very wise and practical person. But when she begins to dream dreams that shake
her to the core, she begins to question her sanity and she begins to find that maybe, just maybe, she doesn’t have the full and happy life she thinks she has. And maybe, just maybe, there is more. So much more.
About the Author
Gwendolyn “G.C.” Carter was raised in Fieldale, Va., in the “Rock Run” community. She now resides in Cumming, Ga., where God continues to bless her in so many ways, not because she deserves it but because her Daddy God loves her so much. She considers it an honor and a privilege to be used by Him in the office of an author and enjoys her work tremendously. She also enjoys doing all she can to help others have faith for today and hope for tomorrow and encouraging others to live on purpose to fulfill their purpose.
She has two children, seven grandchildren and five great grandchildren.
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AMARD: Reverse The Curse
Stephanie Lee-Mckenzie
About the Book
The Maxwells and Rogers are back again and it seems that the Drama never ends… Or can it… Will It… What will it take…? What will it give…? Can they come out of this? There is an end that starts at the beginning… Buckle up for another ride… in reverse.
About the Author
Stephanie Lee-McKenzie was born and raised in Chicago, IL, namely from the “Englewood” neighborhood. Stephanie has earned a Associates in Applied Science in Mental Health Addictions Studies from Kennedy King College in Chicago, IL. She earned a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology and has completed her Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health, both from Chicago State University. Stephanie is a Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor and a National Board Certified Licensed Professional Counselor. Stephanie is married and a mother of one daughter, Destiny. Her motto is “Identity is the first step to Becoming”
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Grandma Hates Snakes
Kaitlyn Collins
About the Book
Children give us a look into a mystical and magical world. With dragons and fairies and magic. Enjoy a story as told by a young boy the day a snake found its way into Grandma’s house. The excitement of Grandma’s reaction to an uninvited snake in her house. This story is told as only a young boy could tell it.
Yes! Grandma really does hate snakes!
About the Author
I was eldest girl in a family with seven younger siblings, a teacher, storyteller and Sunday School teacher; enjoyed the imagination of children.
Born in Iowa into a large family, there was always something going on.
At bed time, when all was quiet; little bodies would sneak in and snuggle close and I would hear “tell a story Sissie, Tell story!” I found that I love writing and storytelling. How do you describe, one bed and five little children asleep?
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Why Did They Have to Go?
I Really Want to Know!
Rhonda Clerkin
About the Book
Dealing with loss is very difficult, but can be especially hard on children. Adults want to be strong and reassuring, but don’t always have the answers or the right words to say. “Why Did They Have to Go? I Really Want to Know!” is designed to help children and adults channel their grief in an uplifting way. It will take you down a path of seizing moments, memories, and events. A path of peace and acceptance knowing your loved one will always be with you. You will think of them and smile.
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Edafos
Divine Wind
Howard O.A. Jones
About the Book
Cardia, one of the many continents in the realm of Edafos, has remained relatively peaceful after 300 Years of War, a war to conquer the land started by the god-like beings called Divines. Through unimaginable pain and suffering, peace had been achieved, though for only a little more than a century. Now as corrupt Kings and religious struggles arise, one boy rebels. He forges his way across the land, coming at odds with many trials. Will he and his band of friends change the fate of Edafos, or will they simply follow the path that was laid out for them?
About the Author
Since I could first form crude pencil marks into words, I has always found myself to be a story teller. Initially it was a hobby, and I only intended to keep it that way. My initial aspirations were of game design, and I kept my writings as a way to chronicle my ideas for the stories of games I would later try to produce. Despite being an avid reader, as time went on I came to value the narrative capabilities of different media and how they change the way a story can be told.
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NIGGA PLEASE!!!
Remember Who You Were Before You Were Told Who You Should Be
Patricia Meade Leonard
About the Book
Nigger is a persistent and rebellious word in the history and vocabulary of the United States of America, and plays a significant role in centuries of terrorist acts against African Americans. Yet, within the Black community, a curious familial bond with the word has existed through generations of slavery until today. Nigga Please!!! Remember Who You Were Before You Were Told Who You Should Be, presents a theory grounded in ancient and present day Ethiopian nobility which may explain why this is so, and why the ruling class found it necessary to corrupt its original sovereignty. Nigga Please juxtaposes this theory against the blasphemous language and behaviors of Rap, Gangsta Rap and aspects of Hip Hop culture intersecting with multi-ethnic versions of nigga being exploited and abused worldwide to the detriment of African American youth, young adults, and our communities. Remember Who You Were offers a basic metaphysical model for re-imaging America’s most enduring dilemma and a prescription for healing from generational traumas as we move towards restoring our people to our original greatness. The Honorable Marcus Garvey believed that “if we as a people knew the greatness from which we came, we would be less likely to disrespect ourselves.” Black survival and the rich musical legacy African Americans have contributed to the world gives us cause to celebrate our humanity and creativity. Gangsta lyrics give us nothing to be proud of.
About the Author
Patricia Meade Leonard is an educator and world traveler with special interest in the arts and spiritual traditions practiced in West African and African Diaspora societies. She is the founder of Sankofa House Education which develops and presents media programs for teens, young adults, and lifetime learners. Dr. Leonard is a graduate of the City College of New York, and The American Institute of Holistic Theology. When not travelling, she divides her time between Harlem, New York and Ghana, West Africa where numerous forts and slave dungeons stand as evidence of the trade in human beings known as the African Holocaust.
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The Sword and the Rose
Tara Sufiana
About the Book
An unplanned adventure finds Tara Sufiana amidst the Sufis of Egypt for five years. Immersed in their mystical practices, she discovers the dervish within, expressing herself through sacred dance and music at religious festivals throughout Egypt. Within the Sufi enclave, an unusual love story with a dervish sheikh unfolds. When not roaming with the Sufis, or off on her own wild escapades, Tara survives by singing and dancing for hotels, cruise ships, folkloric shows, TV and films, crowned by a dance om top of the Great Pyramid. The rich culture of a Middle Eastern society is revealed throughout this amazing odyssey.
About the Author
Born in Switzerland of a Swiss father and American mother, Tara Sufiana has lives most of her life in the United States with extended travels in 30 countries. Her professions include flamenco dancing, singing, modeling, belly dancing, acting and writing. Tara’s articles have been published in leading magazines in four countries. She conducts workshops in Egyptian Dervish dance internationally. Although she holds university degrees in Psychology and India Studies, Tara gathers a wealth of knowledge through personal experience. When not traveling she resides in her mountain home in northern California.
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