Jo Cottonfield's "Senior Skip Day-Southern Style" is a true action comedy. This autobiographical short story of a thrilling road race with the law in a small town in the south, in 1977, will surely entertain those with a penchant for fast cars and good times!
Freelance Photographer Steve Hux was invited for a stay in Dubai. He stayed at “The Address Downtown” in Room 5603 with a spectacular view. Click here for his impressions (Photobook). Get an impression of The Address Downtown, The Burj Khalifa, The Dubai Fountain, Dubai - Magic City in the Desert and many more... All shot from the 56th floor of The Address Downtown.
Slade Spencer is a warlock in denial, facing his tarnished past as well as his inner demons. Susie Vasilly is shocked to see Slade return, but secrets get in the way of them rekindling their relationship. When Slade finds out he may have a son, and that Susie is cursed and at night becomes his evil uncle's Familiar, he must learn to hone his Craft and save Susie or die trying.
Set during the great San Francisco earthquake and fire, this page-turning historical novel reveals recently uncovered facts that forever change our understanding of what really happened. Narrated by a feisty young reporter, Annalisa Passarelli, the novel paints a vivid picture of the Post-Victorian city.
When a Sasquatch researcher turns up dead in a state park, one of his colleagues blames the legendary monster for the killing. But Detective-Sergeant Natalie Dvorak of the Vermont State Police isn’t buying it. An important witness goes missing and new signs of the Sasquatch appear. Are the strange occurances the work of a mysterious beast or the plot of monstrous humans?
1925. It's the height of the twenties and Godfrey Leduc's small farm is prospering. Trouble brews though in the form of Joe Campbell, the town drunk, and a blizzard that catches Godfrey by surprise. Ripe with the humdrum of small town life - gossip, church, Sunday dinners, and talk at the barbershop - Godfrey: Book Three is an entertaining read from start to finish.
Montgomery Loveland had the name of a lawyer, mind of a doctor and soul of a poet, but he's none of those. He's known by all who are fortunate enough to know him as Juicy, homeless by choice, unemployed on principle, and wise by necessity. Citizens of Sioux Falls, SD, come to appreciate their homeless prince as he saves their zoo and shows city hall a man is not measured by the size of his home.
No comments:
Post a Comment