2021 Semi-Finalist for Clue Award and a Paranormal Award.
There are aliens among us, but they take on many forms. They hide in plain sight. One of them could be you.
Set in small-town America, D. J. Adamson tells the story of an alien agenda, creating a madness of fear, and awakening concepts we may not be ready to see in ourselves. Into the Storm, a science-fiction thriller, asks questions needing answers before the big reveal: utilizing first contact, criminal intent, and the fear of those who are different.
Help Me Help Myself: A 30-Day Healing Journey counsels it’s readers about living and being the best version of one’s self. The book was written by a licensed professional counselor in an effort to give people affordable therapeutic insight, conveniently at their fingertips. The tone is friendly and the language is simple, putting readers in the front seat to evaluate themselves and improve whatever is necessary.
How to Plan, Launch, and Support Social Change in your Community and our World
A Young People's Guide
Young people have an important role in helping to solve the complex social, political, and environmental challenges facing our communities today. A lot of young people—and adults—want to know how young people can get involved in social action. Whether you are advocating for your own rights or seeking to help others through your advocacy and service, whether you want to plan a one-time event or support transformative social action over a long period of time, the effects of social action efforts have the potential to make an impact on people’s lives.
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Based on their own social action experiences, many kids—and adults—have asked Sophia Rückriegel (16) and Kilian Rückriegel (14) how youth can get involved in social action work. How to be a Social Activist: How to Plan, Launch, and Support Social Change in your Community and our World will help young people learn how to identify their social action passions and plan, launch, and support social action initiatives. This book, written by young people, will teach youth proven and effective methods on how to get involved in a meaningful and impactful way as a social activist in your community and in our world.
Reaching for Diamond is a long overdue collection of aphorisms and poetry intended for those in a committed relationship. The author, Dr. Carol Atkinson, a licensed marriage and family therapist and professor in couples therapy, utilizes aphorisms and metaphors in her work with couples in ways that are both memorable and meaningful.
People attend couples counseling for different reasons. Some, at the point of their relationship arriving at an impasse or a roadblock, and others in a proactive way, to gain tools to manage conflict, improve communication, or to change the lens and gain a different perspective from how they view, interpret, and experience the relationship.
With the added challenges of social media, and the use of electronic devices in our lives today, Dr. Atkinson promotes “tech free time” as a means for couples to disconnect from electronic devices, reconnect with each other, become more physically and emotionally present, and use Reaching for Diamond as one such tool to increase relationship satisfaction and form a deeper connection. This easy to navigate book will become the couples’ “go to” resource for relationship advice.
Two brothers, Luke and David, woke up in a changed world. Freak Lightning storms brought Mass Hysteria, Seizures and Wildfires. soon they learn that many who survived were changed.
Just a few blocks away, combat veteran Jesse and paramedic Michael rely on each other to evade agitated mobs willing to commit violence at the slightest provocation.
Elsewhere, old Police Officer Ed and his son Kent prepare their survivalist gear, wondering if the time had finally come to bug out.
Amid all this, a teenage girl Kaylee pushes her cancer incapacitated mother in a wheelchair past burning buildings and the remains of a city that unraveled in a single night.
As their paths converge, they must try to navigate both a familiar & hostile landscape as their world descends into darkness. And in the distance the roars of thunder grow louder... and perhaps the whispers of a god can be heard.
WTF:ADAR combines science fiction and fantasy with horror and psychological trauma. It’s a survival story that deals heavily with Mental Health, Desperation, Uncertaintyand Loss. For those that take the journey face certain Existential Dread and/or Cosmic Horror. We The Fallen promises an epic amount of content... The first entry alone, “A Dark Age Resurgent” weighs in at over of 367,000 words, effectively giving you three average sized novels for the price of one!!!!!!!
The Declaration of Independence Was Written in 2011, Not 1776.
17-year-old Christopher “Topher” White’s days of living off the grid in Philadelphia end when the sale of credit card data he hacked goes bad. He survives a gunshot wound and exposes his existence to a cryptic collective called the Regents. They have documentation of Topher’s past, so to get them back, he negotiates to get his GED and to work as a janitor at Independence Hall. Topher’s life changes the night five men stumble out of the bell tower. He believes them to be drunk actors, but later figures out they’re the Committee of Five who traveled in time from 1776 to 2011. Topher connects with Benjamin Franklin and influences edits to the Declaration of Independence. Meanwhile, Giovanni Rosso, Wall Street billionaire and leader of a ruthless cabal, becomes aware of Franklin’s presence and steals the Regents’ device for time travel. Topher must help get the Founders get back to 1776 in time to deliver the Declaration of Independence, or put both the fate of America and his quest for personal independence at risk.
Author Bio: J.M. RASINSKE (John Michael Rasinske) was raised in Franklin, Wisconsin and graduated from the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater. He lives in Hillsborough (H-Vegas), North Carolina with his wife and teenage daughter while his three adult sons pursue their own independence. Outside of writing, he enjoys playing his Terry McInturff guitar, doing DDP Yoga, and spending time with family. This is his debut novel.
“J.M. Rasinske comes out of the gates at light speed with his debut novel, A Forest of Giant Oaks: Independence. With a page-turning plot intricately woven through multiple timelines, this novel meshes time travel and historical fiction in the best ways possible. Rasinske masterfully brings the Founding Fathers, headlined by the ardent, witty Benjamin Franklin, into the twenty-first century in such an engaging way, while maintaining the historical accuracy of these complex characters. As I finished the last page, I was left with one thought: I’m ready for Volume Two.”
The following is the true account of the tragic 1978 expedition into the jungles of Bali: by Professor of Anthropology, Jonathon Sartre, and his team members. As there are no known witnesses to the events depicted in this dramatization, speculation of the events that transpired comes from sourced documents, the University’s Student Register, and the only known record of events upon reaching their destination, the journal of Professor Sartre…
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