How does a country like England in 1987, fight terrorism with people that do not follow the rules of engagement? Major General Mick Strayker has the answer that is approved by the Prime Minister. His answer; is you send men whom are the best of the best, throw the rule book away and fight them at their own game. No courts no juries, hunt them down wherever they may be in the world and take them out. Unleashing a Force to be reckoned with. Max Storm code name Eagle 3, heads up the newly for...

Survive. However she can. In order to escape the Gathering, Taliya must let the tiger in her DNA protect the human in her heart.Being part tiger and part human should be an advantage—not lead to your extermination. Taliya, a seventeen-year-old tigran, has been forced to flee her country home and go into hiding to escape the Enforcers and the Gathering that began in 2172, orchestrated by President Kerkaw and his corrupt martial law of the United States. But it isn't long before Tali...

If you were suddenly able to look back into your past lives, how would it affect you? Would you be able to hold onto your personality, or would you fade into a pot of past memories, thereby losing yourself in time?Adam Capello starts off his Awakening past life regression and discovers he was once a Victorian photographer. It all seems so easy as he reclaims his past skills, but why is he plagued by visions of skulls in almost every lifetime he visits: a slave in New Orleans; an ar...

What does the Bible really say about homosexuality? The answer may very well surprise you. Did you know:* The Old Testament does not prohibit homosexuality as we see it today. Don't believe it? The Torah never forbids homosexuality whenexamining original language and historical context; the Hebrew word "Toevah" does not in fact mean "abomination" but rather "ritualisticuncleanliness"; and Sodom and Gomorrah had nothing whatsoever to do with homosexuality, but rather w...

San Francisco in the Sixties, the Summer of Love, the birth of the hippies, experience it for yourself in San Fran 60s, a collection of autobiographical short stories. This is the first time a participant has used the devices of literary fiction to put you there, living it.Here are just some of the recent responses to San Fran '60s:"It's fun, with a quirky style… There's plenty of colour evoked and the language has a brisk and bold rhythm. There's an authenticity, an authori...

A small town has been set upon by a mysterious, seemingly-sentient black cloud that snatches up anyone who stays outside for more than a few minutes. A motley group of kids stuck in their school try to enjoy whatever short recess time their one remaining teacher grants them each day. But one recess sends things too far over the edge for a small number of them who leave the school and set off on a doomed journey to find safety, hope, family, answers, and above all, a way to stop the unknowa...

In the future, the Omega Pill solves everyone's health problems, and intensive exercise is viewed only as risky behavior that is all but outlawed by the increasingly powerful healthcare giants. Most of society accepts the way things have become, except for one man known only as Runner.Note: This short story is a science fiction suspense thriller of approximately 14,000 words (40+ average Kindle pages) and is not a full-length novel.

A lover. A serial killer. Both will push her to her limits.A serial killer claims his first victim, and Detective Sarah Thomas throws herself into the investigation. Embroiled in an underground world that pushes her to her physical and emotional limits, it will be more than just her job on the line…Sarah is a woman in a man's world. She works daily to make sure she's taken seriously as a police officer. When Julie Hutchinson, a prominent member of Denver society, is murdere...

Every mark tells a story. This one ends in blood.The next darkly funny thrill-ride of a book in the Sunday Times bestselling Washington Poe series.'Tongue-in-cheek storytelling, a byzantine plot and brilliant characters, this is Craven at his darkest and best'' - Geoffrey Wansell, Daily Mail'Dark, funny and twisty' - Lisa Howells, Crime Monthly'One of the greatest duos in cr...

At the Hope Foundation, an HIV nonprofit held together by overworked staff, burnt coffee, and the stubborn determination to help, Martin White is drowning. Clients in crisis, endless documentation, constant emergencies, and the weight of other people's pain have left him exhausted and unsure of his worth. His emotional support dog, Bam Bam, can only do so much.But when a donation of dildos mysteriously disappears from the lobby, Martin grasps onto the absurdity like a rope thrown d...

NEW MEXICO TERRITORY, 1881All Etta wants is a job worthy of dignity and respect, and when she finally gets one, she'll never want another again.By no fault of hers, nineteen-year-old Etta Bone has never been able to read or write. To avoid embarrassment to her family, Etta's father, an affluent attorney in Denver City, ships her off to a convent school in Santa Fe with the understanding that she will take her vows to become a nun upon gradu...

Italy's vineyards stretch from Alpine peaks to volcanic islands, from rolling Tuscan hills to sun-drenched coastlines. Each glass of Italian wine carries not only the flavor of its land but also the imprint of centuries of tradition, community, and culture.Italianity is a groundbreaking exploration of that soul. Written by Andrea Lonardi, one of Italy's most respected winemakers, agronomists, and a rare Master of Wine, together with acclaimed wine journalist Jessica Dupuy,...