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The Amber Trap by Ellen Read

The Amber Trap by Ellen Read

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Murder on the High Seas. Thomas Thornton reads the newspaper article. Can the murder of a young German man, fatally stabbed during a voyage out of London to Melbourne, have anything to do with the Thorntons? Alexandra’s curiosity is piqued when a Prussian Count, who travelled on the same ship, shows up at Thornton Antiques in search of a rare amber postage stamp. Alexandra Thornton and Benedict Archer have been married for one year. Benedict is estranged from his family, who own a vineyard in the Barossa Valley in South Australia. Alexandra urges him to try to heal the breach….

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A Spade and a Bottle of Port by Tam Meijer

A Spade and a Bottle of Port by Tam Meijer

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Grace realizes hiding your husband’s body in the backyard is one thing, to ensure it remains hidden is a whole different matter. Add to that a line-up of mistresses looking for their lover-slash-Grace’s cheating-ass husband, a wedding reception, a mother with a fondness for smoking herbal cigarettes, and the task seems almost impossible. Luckily, she can count on Nat and Debs, her two best friends, to help out. But even with creative thinking and seizing opportunities when they present themselves, can Grace get away with murder? A funny, light-hearted, and somewhat outrageous story about the struggles in relationships and the…

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Garson and You by Bill Hunt

Garson and You by Bill Hunt

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Have you ever wanted to be a protector of dragons? Garson is a different kind of dragon. He’s as small as a cat, mischievous, and lots of fun. This is a rhyming book based on the popular “Guardian” series by the same author. Your children will love hearing and seeing what Garson can do, and how they, too, can become a protector of dragons. Buy on Amazon here Buy on Barnes and Noble here

The Ape is Dead by Nkosi Ife Bandele

The Ape is Dead by Nkosi Ife Bandele

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“Soup” doesn’t wanna be a “soft brother” hooked up with a white girl, but damn his white girlfriend is cool, and fine! His so-called liberal college is politicized to the extreme, with a variety of interested parties insisting that he color-coordinate-date, and so he punks out and dumps his girl, and in the process learns about love, life, and the choices we make. Insightful and funny, an excellent read. Buy from Amazon here Buy from Barnes and Noble here

Buzzbee in a Can by Patsy and Tom Allen

Buzzbee in a Can by Patsy and Tom Allen

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Buzzbee is a little duckling who is just finding out about his environment and the world around him. He and his friends just want to play all day, but sometimes it’s dangerous out there. They want to be good and helpful, but it’s hard to know what to do when you are only little. Buy from Amazon here Buy from Barnes and Noble here

Wit, Wisdom and Heart by Rodney Page

Wit, Wisdom and Heart by Rodney Page

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Wit, Wisdom and Heart is an anthology of thirteen eclectic short stories about Southerners that will take you on an emotional rollercoaster ride. A smart aleck ghost on North Carolina’s Outer Banks will have you laughing at his journey to the hereafter…and back. You’ll experience the pain of lost loved ones as a widow and widower try to overcome the tragedy of Hurricane Katrina. An aging baby boomer fighting severe depression asks an eternal question: Is life worth living? Do evil people get what they deserve? And, do nosy small town busybodies ever receive their just comeuppance? The horror of…

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Children’s picture books can teach important life lessons

Children’s picture books can teach important life lessons

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Did you know that at six months of age, children are already interested in objects? They see colours and shapes, and reach out for their favourite ones, already developing observational skills. By the age of eleven months they can respond to a growing number of words, so what better way to increase children’s learning even at the earliest ages than by seeing images of what is being read to them? They are never too young to be introduced to the simplest picture books. We all lead busy lives and none more so than parents. In the midst of the hustle…

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The Little Book About Self-Hypnosis by Chuck Kelly

The Little Book About Self-Hypnosis by Chuck Kelly

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Tap into your Inner Power for Greater Self-Worth Learn to Hypnotize Yourself Lose Weight for Better Health Stop Smoking When Alcohol is not Your Friend Overcome Fears Face Pre-and Post Surgeries Control Anger Challenging COPD And more… Special Chapter: “Weight Loss” by Dr. Jim Driscoll “In essence this little book is a quick reference offering simple techniques through self-hypnosis to help you find a resolution to some of your problems and make you a healthy and happier person. This little book is the spirit, the very core of some of my hypnotherapy sessions. Included is informative text plus self-hypnosis procedures…

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Kosmic and Raven by Melanie Jeyakkumar

Kosmic and Raven by Melanie Jeyakkumar

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Kosmic and Raven are two cats with wings who had never met until one eventful day when an escape attempt goes horribly wrong. One must rescue the other, but he needs to learn how to fly first! Will Spirit the unicorn help? Can Kosmic save his new friend in time? Will Viper, the evil green dragon seek his revenge? Whatever happens, Kosmic and Raven will surely become kitty best friends forever! Buy from Amazon here Buy from Barnes and Noble here

Award Winner!

Award Winner!

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Story Monsters Ink have announced the 2021 Purple Dragonfly Award winners and Cindi Goodeaux’ ebook ‘Grandpa Moon’ won first place under the Family Matters category!!! Cindi and Sanghamitra (illustrator) are over the moon! “Montana is Grandpa’s princess. They loved spending time together going for walks in the park or quietly sitting on the porch reading her favorite book. When grandpa becomes sick, and doesn’t come home from the hospital, Montana’s mom tries to help her understand why. A sweet and gentle way to look at death, for children ten and under. If your family has had to make this hard…

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