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Hugo Doppel finds a subway token and begins a wild adventure ride from Manhattan to the Kingdom of Menlo.At the Junkyard of Goofy Inventions, the curious boy discovers his deserted weather machine. Will the wacky invention rescue the Box Island prisoners held captive by a vengeful witch?Will it save...

Nature, love, humans and animals, boats, futurism, science, joy and sadness skip from page to page, hoping for a reader interested in fun and feelings painted with imagination. This poetry looks at love, fantasy and life's deeply felt elements as they intersect with imagination, newness of perception,...

 As David Ignatius, a columnist at The Washington Post and author of Bloodmoney and   writes, "Alex Garfield is one red hot spy--from the custom-made Hermes fanny pack where she hides her Sig Sauer 228 pistol to her exotic tastes in booze, cars and men. This is a woman who knows how to take care of...

A powerful look at life both inside prison and outside, in the prisons we create for ourselves—is, above all, a story of enduring friendship, forgiveness, and hope. After three and a half decades inside a maximum-security prison, James "Cooler" Coolidge is taking the next step . . . on the outside....

Where do you turn when love turns to hurt, when loss turns to fury? Impetuous is not a word you’d use to describe Claire Bramany. She’s capable, reliable and steady. But when a sudden accident in Brooklyn in 1995 takes the life of her lover, Jessie Friedman, Claire’s world implodes. And worse...

Albert Einstein is well known for his theory of relativity; however, what is not well known is that a lot of very smart people think he made a mistake. An error in thinking that, among other things, may be responsible for our inability to explain the gravity force – something we interact with...

Fear can be a debilitating emotion. It can be all-consuming, pervading every thought, every breath in and out of your body. It may be obvious, felt as a result of an imminent threat. What not everyone knows, though, is that it also may be felt on a less intense scale, every day of someone’s life,...

Three young adults whose early years were blighted by World War Two cross paths in Paris in the early 1960s in the final months of Algeria's war for independence against France. They settle into a blissfully dissolute life on the Left Bank but the first is drawn into a deadly confrontation with a violent...

There is a ghost in the barracks at West Point, and the brass is eager to make it go away. Two officers from the Department ofBehavioral Sciences and Leadership areassigned to do the job: Sam Bondurant, a human factors engineer and Liam FitzDonnell, a clinical psychologist, reluctantly take on the task,...

When government scientist Mick Keogh glimpses his dead wife on a Metro platform he has no inkling of the journey that lies ahead. The ultimate fate of human intelligence and the universe itself hangs in precarious balance, and a seemingly inconsequential string of mistakes can send it into irretrievable...

Can love survive in a world where death is just the beginning and demons are hunting your true soul mate? Read Lambersons debut novel in her nationally recognized romance series to find out how Evie and Quinn's story begins.   Evie Sanders is good at heeding that gnawing feeling she gets when trouble...

The history of the “Land of the Problematique” is filled with action, drama, romance, violence and bloodshed. A valuable Israeli pilot is taken prisoner by terrorists after a dogfight with the Syrian Air Force in Lebanon nine years ago. In the present day, he has been thought long dead by his own...

Kaysar was only sixteen years old, but had spent twelve of those years as a slave within one of Hilekar's mines, the Abyss of Tartarus.  The longer Kaysar remained a prisoner within the Abyss, the more distant and unreal the memories of his early childhood seemed to him.  Yet, Kaysar had a sense...

Oh, those gritty, gory horror comics of the 1950's that still inform pop culture today. Those forbidden stories were read under covers by flashlight, hiding from parents. They gave audiences their first real taste of graphic murder, sex far beyond cinema's bland innuendos, and supernatural mayhem. Those...