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Mourning Commute: A fun and Quirky Standalone Cozy Mystery with Pets
Sam Cheever
Electric Prose Publications
2021
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It's definitely curtains for May's client. He's exited Stage Left for the last time. May Ferth just wants to do a good job in her role as fake girlfriend. But there are strange goings on at the funeral. Shifty characters whispering secrets in shadowed corners, and a truly yummy advocate for the dead guy implying that May might have had something to do with his friend's unscripted exit. May might be a thirty-three-year-old ex-community theater actress on her second career, but she comes from a family of cops. And, despite her talent for acting, she has a lot more Detective in her than Diva. The villain thinks he can threaten her and she'll fold like last week's panned play. Clearly, he hasn't read the day's script changes. May and her little dog Shakespeare are on the case. Though, they might take a little direction from the Private Investigator who believes that May's client was murdered, and fully intends to prove it.
Villains, Annoying Assistants, and Monsters...Oh My My best friend had nothing to do with bouncing or monsters until something went terribly wrong in my new job. Suddenly she's missing, and the rumor is that a nest of monsters might have her. Those monsters are about to meet their match. I'm going to go medieval on their furry butts. If only I can figure out how to control my bouncing magic for five solid minutes. I just hope Molly will forgive me for bringing her assistant Rog along on the rescue mission. The man has taken annoyingto levels heretofore unknown. Believe me, I've tried to shake him. But he's like a giant octopus with a thousand tentacles. He insists he needs to go with me on the rescue. Unfortunately, the man has even less sense than he has magic. And he has zero magic. Something tells me this is going to go badly.
"En el libro In His Image, Sam Polson lleva al lector a un viaje que nos desaf a a realizar nuestro destino y prop sito de vida. As como 'el hierro se afila con el hierro', encontramos maneras de apreciar y respetar la imagen de Dios en los dem s a trav s del espejo de la Palabra. El pastor Polson tambi n nos desaf a a darnos cuenta de c mo el enemigo desea estropear la imagen de Cristo en nuestra b squeda de revelarlo al mundo. Los desaf o a leer y crecer a la semejanza de nuestro Creador y Redentor. educaros y guiaros en ese proceso sagrado."- Rev. Sam Phillips, Iglesia de Dios (Cleveland, Tennessee)
A somewhat humorous but completely honest answer to the question: "What is a Woman?" The answer includes a biological definition as well as a spiritual description. The book answers the following questions: "What is a woman biologically?" "What is a woman physically?" "What is a woman really?" and ponders the question: "What is a woman Psychologically?" The final chapter of the book describes what a woman is to the author.
Meet Richard Fitzwarren - An anti-hero with a dubious past, questionable morals but unswerving loyalties Richard grinned and grasping his brother's wrist said, "Terrible apart and even worse together - that would make us a fine family moto. Et mirabilia absque peius."Jack Fitzwarren, Richard's displaced bastard brother, seeks a place at his brother's side. Impulsive and hot headed, his attempts to gain his brother's acceptance and approval often end badly. Finally the brothers are brought head to head when Richard tries to foil a plot against Elizabeth I. Jack Fitzwarren, fearing his brother has died embarks on a reckless path, and whether or not Richard can save him remains to be seen. Branded a traitor to the Crown for helping to foil a plot to remove the Princess Elizabeth from the succession, now he will risk all to save her from a plot to snatch her from England. Protestant Reformers need a figurehead for their cause, and Elizabeth. is it. They truly believe the Princess will be safer in Europe away from her sister Mary's cruel hand, but the lady does not want to go. Elizabeth knows her destiny lies with England, and Jack's lies with his brother - or so he hopes. PAGE UP AND ORDER
Cold Fury: A Blackbridge Novel
Sam Spicer; J. S. Spicer
Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
2018
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The most dangerous vengeance is the threat unseen; cold, patient, and cloaked in shadows.When D. I. Max Travers investigates a suicide it leads him down a dark path where nothing is quite as it seems. As he digs into the victim's life he finds some very disturbing secrets. But can he really trust the evidence? Not all the pieces of this puzzle seem to fit. Max has to look beyond the simple facts in order to uncover the truth. It soon becomes clear other lives are at risk, and he must unravel a perplexing web of deceit if he's to solve the case and prevent more tragedy.
How does one write a preemptive eulogy for their hometown, a transient metropolis arriving at its last stop? Composed over a span of three months, Postscripts from a City Burning reassembles the embers left behind by the 2019 Hong Kong protests (and ultimately failed coup), weaving nostalgia, loss, and possible redemption into a time capsule of diaristic verse, photographs, dramatic monologues, and historical testimony. At once angry, despondent and unflinching, Sam Cheuk's second full-length collection offers up a microcosmic prelude of a city's smouldering ruin among many in a world marching to the heartbeat of increasingly authoritarian impulses.
When a dejected Sam Spallucci attempts to get his increasingly complex life back on track, the shady world of the supernatural continues to conspire against him. As if a ghost dressed as a Cherokee chieftain or an entity from another universe aren't enough to throw a couple of random spanners into the already struggling works, then a dabbling diminutive angel obsessed with Sam's destiny proves just too much to handle. Plus, when you throw into the mix a crazed killer who is obsessed with a series of gruesome murders from Victorian Morecambe, you can expect another round of quirky and fantastical adventures for Lancaster's beleaguered investigator of the paranormal.
"EmpowerHer: A Manual for Wellbeing" is an exhaustive investigation of ladies' security, fastidiously created to enable and furnish ladies with the information and abilities expected to safely explore the world. In a general public where wellbeing concerns frequently excessively influence ladies, this book plans to act as a signal of solidarity and direction. The book digs into different parts of ladies' wellbeing, tending to both the physical and mental components of individual security. It starts by analyzing the ongoing scene of ladies' security concerns, recognizing the difficulties ladies face in various conditions. From public spaces to working environments and homes, the book fastidiously distinguishes likely dangers and gives reasonable procedures to alleviate them. One of the focal topics of "EmpowerHer" is strengthening through information. The book instructs perusers on self-protection methods customized for ladies, underlining the significance of actual readiness. Whether it's fundamental self-preservation moves or systems to get away from possibly perilous circumstances, the book guarantees that ladies feel sure and fit for safeguarding themselves. Past actual self-protection, "EmpowerHer" dives into the domain of computerized wellbeing. In a period overwhelmed by innovation, the book gives bits of knowledge into protecting one's web-based presence, perceiving and obstructing digital dangers, and exploring the virtual world with certainty. Perceiving the predominance of online badgering and cyberbullying, the book offers pragmatic counsel on safeguarding one's computerized character. Additionally, the book doesn't stop at tending to individual wellbeing. It investigates the meaning of local area and aggregate activity in establishing more secure conditions for ladies. "EmpowerHer" examines the job of local area support, observer mediation, and backing in encouraging a culture that focuses on the security and prosperity of ladies. The story of "EmpowerHer" is advanced by genuine stories and contextual analyses that feature the victories and difficulties ladies face in their quest for security. These accounts act as piercing models, outlining the strength of ladies and the viability of the methodologies examined in the book. "EmpowerHer: A Manual for Security" isn't simply a manual; it's a pronouncement for change. It moves ladies to recover their organization, ingrains an identity worth, and engages them to explore the world based on their conditions. By joining functional guidance with a persuasive tone, the book endeavors to make a change in outlook in how ladies see and seek after their security. At last, "EmpowerHer" tries to be an impetus for a more secure and more comprehensive world for ladies, where dread is supplanted by certainty, and weakness is changed into strength.
