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In an extreme case of identity theft, a computer genius who has recently become a quadriplegic when caught in the crossfire of a gang shootout uses an Internet game called "Cybersona" to take over the body of another player, a recently-fired science teacher, to get revenge on those responsible for his paralysis. In an effort to get his body back, the teacher takes over the body of the next player who signs on; that player turns out to be a ten-year-old boy.

The Asian Queen tells the compelling and poignant story of awar-torn Cambodia following the aftermath of the Vietnam War. In thiswork of historical fiction, Esther Brafford is a young Americanvolunteer for the United Nations who wants to have a positive impact on thelives of Cambodian refugees seeking asylum in US camps. Each day, she witnessesthe horrific injuries that many Cambodian natives are left with - if they arelucky enough to escape with their lives - and she wishes she could do more tohelp them. However, after discovering that there might be incriminatingevidence against Pol Pot, head of the Khmer Rouge, for leading a mass Cambodiangenocide, Esther knows this is her opportunity to bring about real change. She decidesthat she must venture into Cambodia to find the proof and bring it to theUnited Nations in an attempt to put an end to the slaughter. With the help ofHeng, a former member of the Khmer Rouge, and Monty Tipton, an American VietnamWar deserter manning the riverboat The Asian Queen, Esther must make the periloustrip back into Cambodia to retrieve the evidence and bring to light the horrorshappening in that country before it is too late. Will Tipton help her?If he does, will they make it out of there alive?

Looking for a romantic gift or just a collection of poetry related to love and work to read and enjoy yourself? IN LOVE AND WORK: POEMS may be that collection you have been searching for.This collection of poems by a husband and wife, writing separately although several of the poems are about each other, covers all types of love, from romantic love to the love of a parent, sibling, child, grandchild, pet, and friend, to work, whether that work is serving in the Navy, witnessing the 9/11 terrorist attacks on the way to work, writing, being an artist, and more. There are poems in celebration of birthdays, Valentine's Day, and wedding anniversaries. The styles of the poems range from free verse to rhyming, from solemn ("The Victim") to more whimsical ("Children's Day").The anthology includes an essay by Jan Yager about the evolution of the collection as well as Fred Yager's essay reflecting on the ten year anniversary of the September 11th attacks. About the Authors Fred Yager is the author of eight books including 5 novels and two career books. Jan Yager is the author of more than 30 books including 3 novels and one children's book with two more in preparation. Several of their earlier poems on dealing with loss and grief were collected in The Healing Power of Creative Mourning: Poems. For more on the Yagers, go to: www.fredandjanyager.com For more on Jan Yager, go to: www.drjanyager.com Here's praise for this collection: "This beautiful book of poems is a peek into the lives of a loving couple. The poems are a diary of feelings before and after Fred and Jan Yager became husband and wife. Some poems are fun and light hearted, others are heart wrenching. This is the case in Fred's story of witnessing 9/11 firsthand. Reading these poems will take you through a range of emotions. In the end, you will be glad to have met the Yagers if only through their words." -Beverly Solomon, creative director for artist Pablo Solomon