I can hear my sweet chickies calling, but I still refuse to go outside because it is still way too cold. The garden is calling to me though. The backyard is looking so drab and bland. SO BORING!! It needs the color of cute little flowers! I need to do something soon because with Easter a month away and the family coming over for brunch, I can’t have it looking so bland. I am also drawing a complete blank on ideas. Hubby is a bit worried. He keeps waiting for me to tell him I have an idea, and that always involves him doing heavy lifting. Poor guy hates heavy lifting.
Shark’s Tooth: Emerald Coast Murder: Stories for the Beach
by Michael Guillebeau
(20 Reviews)
Genre: Mystery | Mystery, Thriller & Suspense
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Grab a book and hit the beach!
Detectives Blackbeard and Terry are the only homicide detectives in the sleepy Florida panhandle beach town of Emerald Coast Beach, where police work usually consists of chasing drunk naked college students off the beach at 2 a.m. But, today, there’s a young woman’s body on the beach and a two-legged shark cruising the quiet Southern town.
SHARK’S TOOTH is a collection of fun mystery stories for reading at the beach, preferably with a cold drink and hot sunshine. SHARK’S TOOTH has seven stories of murder from Emerald Coast Beach. As a bonus, there are also four stories featuring Josh, the lead character from Guillebeau’s first book, JOSH WHOEVER (Five Star Mysteries, March 2013).
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SOLDIERS AND MARINES: A Novel of War (The Soldier’s Wars Book 1)
by Martin Archer
(84 Reviews)
Genre: Literature & Fiction | War | Action & Adventure
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This is a good read. It is the first novel in an action-packed saga that follows the life of a soldier from his youth in the Korean War to his middle age in Vietnam, Afghanistan, Iraq, and elsewhere in wars yet to come. It is fast paced and action-oriented as casualties and a willingness to sign up for additional front line tours and new wars result in Roberts shouldering responsibilities far beyond his years. Fans of WEB Griffin, Larry Bond, and Harold Coyle will enjoy this great addition to military fiction.
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The Blacksmith’s Mail Order Bride (Wild West Frontier Brides Book 7)
by Cindy Caldwell
(54 Reviews)
Genre: Romance
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Olivia Blanchard is left homeless and destitute when a sudden fire at her ranch takes everything. Joe Stanton, the town blacksmith, has been under increasing pressure to marry the woman his overbearing mother and aunt have chosen for him. He’d rather find his own wife, and decides that a mail-order bride sounds like a better option.
When he sees beautiful Olivia, covered in dirt and soot, and understands her situation, marriage seems like the perfect solution for both of them. His mother however, does not agree, and Olivia can’t seem to please her, no matter how hard she tries. Can they find a way to make things work?
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A Tide of Shadows (The Chronicles of Llars Book 1)
by Tom Bielawski
(94 Reviews)
Genre: Fantasy | Science Fiction & Fantasy
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A dark and powerful magic, lost the world for centuries, stirs once more. The Dark Disciples, infamous villains once thought vanquished, have returned.
Carym of Hyrum, accused murderer, is freed from captivity by a band of criminals. To repay the debt he must undertake a quest to find the mythical Everpool and bring back a vial of its enchanted water.
Minions of a dark god hunt Carym, for he is the key to unlocking a power greater than their own. If they cannot turn him, they will destroy him.
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Quarterback Trap (A Carlos McCrary, Private Investigator, Mystery Thriller Series Book 3)
by Dallas Gorham
(23 Reviews)
Genre: Mystery, Thriller & Suspense | Mystery | Suspense
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Super Bowl Week Is Supposed To Be Fun, Right?
Port City is hosting the New York Jets and the Dallas Cowboys in the first Super Bowl in its new billion-dollar stadium. Private investigator Chuck McCrary’s old friend, Bob Martinez, is the starting quarterback for the Jets. One week before the game, Martinez’s supermodel fiancée, Graciela, disappears from the Super Bowl headquarters hotel. Was she kidnapped?
The Stakes Go Way Up
Martinez hires Chuck to find her, but he won’t let Chuck involve the police. That same day the odds on the Super Bowl game change dramatically when someone bets a hundred million dollars on the Cowboys.
Secrets Can Kill
Chuck discovers that Graciela has a twisted secret that threatens her life, regardless of the outcome of the game. Was she really kidnapped, or did she run away from her own shameful secret? Martinez also has a dangerous secret that threatens to destroy his multi-million-dollar career in the NFL.
Private Investigator Carlos McCrary is the kind of man women want and men want to be. He’s handsome and confident, loyal to his friends and lethal to his enemies.
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Bake Boss Cakes: 25 Imaginative and Creative Cake Recipes, Full color
by Nik Holt
(19 Reviews)
Genre: Reference | Cookbooks, Food & Wine
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Where does the term cake come from? Surprisingly enough, it’s of Viking origin from the Old Norse kaka which means a baked flour confection sweetened with honey or sugar.
While the Ancient Egyptians were the first culture to show evidence of baking skills, making many kinds of bread, the Greeks had a form of cheesecake and the Romans baked early versions of fruitcakes with fruits, nuts, and raisins.
So, it’s safe to say the history of cakes, goes back a very long way.
By the nineteen fifties housewives were proud of their home skills and making a cake was an excellent way to show off their baking skills, welcoming friends and family into their homes. A symbol of hospitality and abundance.
Today, cakes are the centerpiece of special occasions and celebration. We cut the cake at a wedding, blow out the candles on a 21st birthday and celebrate Epiphany Eve to Fat Tuesday in New Orleans where King Cake and Mardi Gras party hand in hand. In fact, cakes have grown in popularity to such an extent that prime time TV dedicates hundreds of hours of coverage to home baking shows.
Here, in BakeBoss Cakes are 25 exciting and imaginative recipes that you will not only enjoy baking but will tantalize the taste buds of your family and friends too.
Bake Boss Cakes is divided into three easy to read sections: Chocolate and Coffee, Fruit, Herbs and Flowers and Over 21s.
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