There is only enough coffee in the house for one person. I am currently holding on to it calling it my precious. I see nothing wrong with that.
Love Me Later (Second Chances Book 1)
Libby Rice
Genre: Romance
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Can they love right on the redo?
Scarlet Leore enjoys a glittering existence amongst society’s elite. Ethan Blake is a prizefighter knocking his way through school, counting on his winnings to bankroll the dreams that won’t fit in a boxing ring. When the two meet, neither can deny the instant attraction that wells between the hulking fighter and the heiress who is miles and millions out of his league. But a vicious attack leaves Scarlet physically and emotionally battered, and for Ethan, her allure crumbles along with the rest of his life after she accuses him of wielding the knife.
Years later, Scarlet has abandoned the high life for that of a hard-working lawyer, while Ethan has clawed his way to the pinnacle of a business empire. Drawn into his world of high-stakes tech mergers, they dance to a tune of revenge, desire, and finally, redemption. But their world won’t tolerate an attorney falling for her client. They’ll need more than lust and forgiveness. They must bridge the chasm of a tormented past to understand who they are today. Only then can they forge a future in the face of the resurging enemy who once tore them apart.
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Ride the White Horse:A Checkered Jockey’s Story of Racing, Rage and Redemption
Eddie Donnally
Genre: Biographies & Memoirs | Sports & Outdoors
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“I’ve experienced racing from the hooves up, rage from the inside out and redemption from heaven down,” says author Eddie Donnally, an ordained minister, endorsed chaplain and the only former jockey to win an Eclipse Award for Outstanding Newspaper Writing. An electric jockey with a juice machine, he rode on racing’s undercard, lived inside its underbelly and became a part of its underworld. From constant bulimia, broken bones and betrayal of Boston’s infamous Winter Hill Gang, he depicts an unseen side of Thoroughbred racing. Yet the five tons of his sweat that disappeared down “hot box” drains was nothing compared to his struggles with sibling sexual trauma, same-sex promiscuity and an addiction to crack cocaine that in seven months took him from sports writing and TV show hosting to grooming horses on a track’s backstretch. “I still dream of having a racehorse between my knees and love the people in horse racing.” he says. “But it was time to tell my truth about it. Seconds after a race fixing gangster slugged me, a pro hit man told me that he planned to kill me and put my naked body on Boston’s Suffolk Downs backstretch as a warning to other jockeys.” Starting in 1962, he rode for 19-years in some 10,000 races, winning over 1,000. Arrested for Sports Bribery in 1979 for a fixed race he won in 1974, he was forced to fend off the FBI who pressured him to collaborate their star witness’s testimony, as well as Boston’s Winter Hill Gang members who would kill him if he did. Still, in 1980 he became a track publicity director and for seven years wrote horse racing for the Dallas Morning News. But a suicide attempt, a bipolar diagnosis and stays in two psyche wards were brief stops on a journey of self destruction that eventually landed him in jail. After God’s Shekinah Glory lit up his holding cell in 1996, he moved to the Los Angeles Dream Center, the former Queen of Angels Hospital turned city of refugee for the homeless and hopeless. Less than five years after leaving jail, he became a licensed Foursquare Minister and then Development Director for Race Track Chaplaincy of America, which places chaplains at horse tracks. In 2009 he returned to seminary, earned a Doctorate of Ministry and after a 16-month hospital residency works as a chaplain at a hospice and two hospitals near Clearwater, FL where he lives with his wife Sandi. “As a jockey, I used highly illegal, hand-held electrical prods on horses in races. I threw up ten times a day to make weight, sweated off tons and broke 13 bones. I acted out as a bisexual, manic depressive, crack cocaine addicted sportswriter. Even today when I read what I wrote about the literally insane life I lived, the same old shivers ripple up my spine. Only though a series of God’s miracles am I’m still alive to tell it at all.” “I rode Revelation’s pale horse from hell and one day I’ll ride across heaven following Jesus on Revelation’s other white horse.”
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Those of the Margin: A Suspense Thriller (a Derek Cole Suspense Thriller Book 2)
T Patrick Phelps
Genre: Mystery, Thriller & Suspense
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You Will Never Look at Strangers the Same Way Again! A Paranormal Suspense Mystery.
Private Investigator Derek Cole is used to working challenging and dangerous cases. But when he is hired by clients who believe their 12 year old son is being haunted by a ghost, his detective skills are put to the test. As he begins his chilling investigation, Derek learns that a 20 year old unsolved murder may be at the heart of this paranormal case.
All Ghosts Are Not Created Equal
Forming an unlikely partnership with a catholic priest and a stay at home mom, Detective Cole must face forces both mortal and paranormal as he unravels the mysteries surrounding his case. Before he can solve the murder mystery, he must first discover the cause behind the ghostly hauntings. And when Cole finds himself reluctantly falling in love, he discovers that he has to battle against more than just paranormal forces.
Paranormal Investigation Meets Murder Mystery
Based on the true life psychological “Phillip Experiment” of the 1970’s, Those of the Margin is a riveting ghost story, packed with suspense, romance and a murder mystery so twisted, it will keep you guessing after each page.
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Jungle Fun Room, The
Brian Hampton
Genre: Arts & Photography | Drama & Plays
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2 Males, 3 Females
The struggling actors of Jungle Fun Birthday Parties are preparing for Maddie’s sixth birthday at the New York City Zoo.For Screg, Shelly, and Eve, it’s just another day at work until Trevor, an eager new worker arrives, followed by Hillary Parker, the birthday girl’s Oscar-winning mom.The result? A hilarious and emotional face-to-face with the past, present, and future–and a birthday party none of them will ever forget.
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The Wand-Maker’s Debate (Osric’s Wand, Book One) (Osric’s Wand series 1)
Jack D. Albrecht Jr.
Genre: Children’s eBooks | Mythology & Folk Tales | Fantasy
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Warning: This is not your typical talking animal fantasy.
A world of magic in it’s infancy…
There is a time when history begins; a time when those who live feel the need to write their story, for those who come after them to read.When recollection of events of importance cannot be left to one’s offspring alone, but must be shared with all.
Then there is a time where history transcends into legend; when strongly held beliefs are tried by fire, and traditions are questioned.There are beginnings that truly are beginnings and those that were only thought to be.
This is that world; this is truly their beginning.What they thought was knowledge, was only a foundation.They will delve into a depth they have never known, discover things they never thought imaginable, and struggle to uphold the truth rather than be consumed by it.With magic in its infancy, and a world in turmoil, an endless chain of possibilities lie dormant.Rousing them has the potential for paragon or chaos, and only time will tell.
Just as Leonardo da Vinci has mapped out the human body, and the world has begun to discover the mysteries within, so it is on Archana. With the rudimentary structure in place, they now have what it takes to discover what magic can do; both the mundane and the divine.Lore begins in these days, and mythology will forever echo their names.
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