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(The Deleted) Poems Galore The Fourwell Tour by German Alcala (The Deleted) Poems Galore The Fourwell Tour by German Alcala Aug. 24, 2010 1777 words Read a sample
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15 year old Boy Queen Poet. Crowned on May 17, 2010 (when I published my first eBook) Website: http://GermanAlcala.Tk "If... Liberace ate Lil Kim (circa 1996-2008) and then made a baby with Shakira after she had drunk Edgar Allan Poe's ashes you would pretty much get my clone... or the true story of my creation!!!" Twitter: @GermanAlcala And On The Eighth Day (The Free Digital Album)is now out at my website! And On The Eighth Day & the Special Edition are out everywhere! -German Alcala
...For The End (Timefur chronicles book 1) by Glitch Michaels ...For The End (Timefur chronicles book 1) by Glitch Michaels June 13, 2011 7906 words Read a sample
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17 hours by Ainsley bargaine 17 hours by Ainsley bargaine March 27, 2012 3023 words Read a sample
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My name in Ainsley Bargaine, and I live for volleyball. I like humorous and adventurous stories. Excuse me if I take awhile to finish my books, I am not very consistent. Please give me your opinions on my book(s) so I know whether or not to make more like them. Thanks everyone!
2 Kingdoms: Invasion by Harry H. Hawkins, 2 Kingdoms: Invasion by Harry H. Hawkins, June 25, 2011 2133 words Read a sample
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Harry H. Hawkins, III was born in Washington D.C. in January of 1979 where he lived until he was four years old. He always had an active imagination and a love for science fiction and fantasy. As a testament to that fact Harry created his first unique character when he was in the sixth grade. Over the next few years Harry continued to draw new characters, a skill that his father helped him develop, fueling his passion for creation. When he was fifteen, Harry made a drawing that would alter his life; he drew all of his current characters in one setting engaged in combat. Later that night he made a story to explain why the interactions between the characters were taking place and the significance of those relationships. Thus was the start of the 2 Kingdoms Saga. For the next few years through high school Harry continued to draw and create new characters. While attending Emory University, he had an epiphany: he loved to write and he had created just over two hundred unique characters all with names and a part to play in his story that now stretched three generations. It was at this time that he decided to share the world of the Anakim with the world. Debating over what media to use to tell the story, Harry finally decided on writing a book. He realized during his time in college that he could write better than he could draw and so set down with pen and paper and started his first draft. Many years later Harry has completed numerous written works and currently resides in the Metro Atlanta area with his children Harry J. and Kaye and continues to write adding to the 2 Kingdoms Universe.
2066 by Peter A. Brandt 2066 by Peter A. Brandt March 10, 2012 68941 words Sample 25%
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It only takes a few minutes of thought before Peter Brandt can devise a scenario that would make a fantastic story, and minutes after that before it begins to fill itself in. “I have been able to think up stories all my life but it’s only been in the last seven years that I realized I was abusing my creative side by not writing them down.” Peter retired from the Air Force and began a new career as a Technical Writer. His writing abilities have allowed him to work in Canada, the United States and even in the Middle East. However, its Peter’s love for stories that has brought him into a new realm of writing. His humorous memoir about his life as a soldier in the Canadian Armed Forces and the tragic memoir about his father’s life in a Prisoner-of-War camp at the age of 14 allowed him to refine his writing before he began to venture in writing Young Adult fiction. “I have a very unique way of creating my stories. It begins with a craving, like a smoker who just recently quit cigarettes but still feels an overwhelming craving for a smoke. When that comes, I can’t shake it until I sit down and begin to let my mind wander. Many times I start my quest for a new story by wondering - What If. Soon after I begin to write and can usually get the first draft completed within a few weeks. Maple Express began as a “what if” question that involved a common held belief of the medical community and I’d share it with you but it would give away the storyline.” Peter has taken formal lessons in acting, "I've enjoyed some success as an actor in television and film before my day job as a Lead Technical Writer required me to move out of the country I always write my stories as I see them on the movie screen, which is why writing screenplays are also something I do with ease. I have written a couple of screenplays and shot them as short films with a friend of mine. I can honestly say I have landed in the perfect job for me. I love to write...doesn’t really matter what I write, creatively or technically, writing is a pleasurable experience. It has allowed me to travel and for that I am grateful.”
2073 by Eileen Young 2073 by Eileen Young March 04, 2010 1249 words Read a sample
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Editor, illustrator, writer, publishing consultant, and superhero.
3 Light Hearted Secrets by Alexander Kalinkin 3 Light Hearted Secrets by Alexander Kalinkin April 07, 2011 3048 words Read a sample
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This writer has got just some publications in American and Russian press, but Alexander writes also screenplays for animation series and films. His most successful work is co-writing scripts for educational series "The World Picture Gallery with Aunt Owl" that was aired on TV channels in Russia, Ukraine, Poland, India and some other countries.
3 Phaze by Mathew Bridle 3 Phaze by Mathew Bridle June 05, 2010 94865 words Read a sample
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I was born in West Sussex, England in 1963 and began to show an interest in story telling at the age of 10 when I filled an exercise book with a single story. In the early 1990’s I began to write poetry, that’s what I called it, and wrote around 100-150 poems over the next two years. One poem gave me the idea for a story which became my first novel ‘The Rising’ a horror story. From then on I just kept writing: 3 Phaze – sci-fi, Lagoon – X-files style, King of Kings which became Emun of Mor was short fantasy in the style of the King James Bible, The Boy From Nowhere – sci-fi. Mark – unfinished Emun of Mor Lo the Prophet The Cord – current title. I tried many times to find a publisher but had no idea what I was doing. So as the internet grew I self published the first three on lulu.com, later on Smashwords.com where they are free. As luck would have it I found Vamplit Publishing, an indie publisher that was looking for new work so I sent them a link to my website where they could get a sample and forgot all about it until the request came through for the rest of the book. A year later I was looking at the cover art and being told that the ebook would out soon.
80AD - The Hammer of Thor (Book 2) by Aiki Flinthart 80AD - The Hammer of Thor (Book 2) by Aiki Flinthart Aug. 08, 2011 64278 words Read a sample
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Aiki lives in Brisbane, Australia, with her husband, (Ernest), teenage son (Leonidis - not their real names, obviously), aging dog and directionally-challenged fish. In between being a wife, running a business full-time and helping Leonidis with homework, she squeezes in a few hobbies, including: Martial arts, painting, writing, reading, bellydancing and playing three or four musical instruments. Occasionally she even sleeps. Very occasionally. The 80AD book series are pretty much complete. Just needing a little more editing and a few cover pictures.
80AD - The Jewel of Asgard (Book 1) by Aiki Flinthart 80AD - The Jewel of Asgard (Book 1) by Aiki Flinthart June 03, 2011 62939 words Read a sample
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Aiki lives in Brisbane, Australia, with her husband, (Ernest), teenage son (Leonidis - not their real names, obviously), aging dog and directionally-challenged fish. In between being a wife, running a business full-time and helping Leonidis with homework, she squeezes in a few hobbies, including: Martial arts, painting, writing, reading, bellydancing and playing three or four musical instruments. Occasionally she even sleeps. Very occasionally. The 80AD book series are pretty much complete. Just needing a little more editing and a few cover pictures.
80AD - The Sudarshana (Book 4) by Aiki Flinthart 80AD - The Sudarshana (Book 4) by Aiki Flinthart Nov. 17, 2011 60308 words Read a sample
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Aiki lives in Brisbane, Australia, with her husband, (Ernest), teenage son (Leonidis - not their real names, obviously), aging dog and directionally-challenged fish. In between being a wife, running a business full-time and helping Leonidis with homework, she squeezes in a few hobbies, including: Martial arts, painting, writing, reading, bellydancing and playing three or four musical instruments. Occasionally she even sleeps. Very occasionally. The 80AD book series are pretty much complete. Just needing a little more editing and a few cover pictures.
80AD - The Tekhen of Anuket (Book 3) by Aiki Flinthart 80AD - The Tekhen of Anuket (Book 3) by Aiki Flinthart Oct. 07, 2011 62514 words Read a sample
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Aiki lives in Brisbane, Australia, with her husband, (Ernest), teenage son (Leonidis - not their real names, obviously), aging dog and directionally-challenged fish. In between being a wife, running a business full-time and helping Leonidis with homework, she squeezes in a few hobbies, including: Martial arts, painting, writing, reading, bellydancing and playing three or four musical instruments. Occasionally she even sleeps. Very occasionally. The 80AD book series are pretty much complete. Just needing a little more editing and a few cover pictures.
80AD - The Yu Dragon (Book 5 -The Final Adventure) by Aiki Flinthart 80AD - The Yu Dragon (Book 5 -The Final Adventure) by Aiki Flinthart Dec. 24, 2011 67569 words Read a sample
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Aiki lives in Brisbane, Australia, with her husband, (Ernest), teenage son (Leonidis - not their real names, obviously), aging dog and directionally-challenged fish. In between being a wife, running a business full-time and helping Leonidis with homework, she squeezes in a few hobbies, including: Martial arts, painting, writing, reading, bellydancing and playing three or four musical instruments. Occasionally she even sleeps. Very occasionally. The 80AD book series are pretty much complete. Just needing a little more editing and a few cover pictures.
8810 by Nicholas Taylor 8810 by Nicholas Taylor April 08, 2010 32202 words Read a sample
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Hi, I’m Nick Taylor, I was born and raised in Denver, Colorado, possibly the greatest place on earth. I went to Dakota Ridge High and was in band— that’s right I was a band nerd and no, I don’t have any cool “one time at band camp” stories, so don’t ask. I started writing in October of 2007. I was driving around with a friend and said “hey, I wonder if I can write a book.” So I thought I’d try and write outline and see what happens. Well, I finished the outline and I couldn’t just stop there. I needed to write chapter one and then that would be it. Do you see where this is going? Anyway, after chapter one was done, I had to finish the first book. But I wanted to get input as I went in order to write a better story. I decided to do a podcast of the first three chapters to see what people thought. After the first podcast, I decided that I wanted to continue to do it and more over, I wanted to get a larger listener base. It's all been a wonderful journey from there.
94度のきみとぼく another short story by Hello Ken1 94度のきみとぼく another short story by Hello Ken1 July 11, 2010 997 words Read a sample
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I love to take a photo. My friends are Leica IIIf/M3/M4-2/CL/M6TTL, OLYMPUS 35RD/TRIP35/E-P1, LOMO LC-A, POLAROID SX-70 Aladdin, HASSELBLAD 503CX. I enjoy my photo life.
A Bear Tale by Christi Killien A Bear Tale by Christi Killien Feb. 20, 2011 12146 words Read a sample
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Christi Killien's fiction publication includes six children's and young adults novels with Houghton Mifflin and Scholastic. Her nonfiction publication includes numberous essays and the book WRITING IN A NEW CONVERTIBLE WITH THE TOP DOWN, co-authored with Sheila Bender and published by Warner and Blue Heron. Christi lives in Olalla, Washington with her husband.
A Boring Royal Family (Short Story) by Karen Cacciattolo A Boring Royal Family (Short Story) by Karen Cacciattolo Nov. 12, 2011 3505 words Read a sample
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Karen was born on the island of Malta and used to write songs and poems throughout her childhood years. She wrote her first short story in her native language when she was twelve. Following a lot of requests from her friends, who loved reading her stories, she continued to write throughout her teenage years. Her inspirations came from real life experiences. Karen later decided to translate them into English and these are now being edited and published as Ebooks. Watch out for plenty more short stories to come!
A Camp Edson Christmas by Cynthia Davis A Camp Edson Christmas by Cynthia Davis Nov. 25, 2011 2893 words Read a sample
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Cynthia Davis teaches freshman composition at Christopher Newport University, which also happens to be her alma mater. Her patchy resume includes stints as a travel agent, burger flipper, youth worker, reporter, and a particularly long run as an elementary art teacher. She enjoys photography, good coffee, and making mosaic seahorses. She lives in an old house near the Chesapeake Bay with her husband, children, pets, and a cast of regular extras.
A Cats Tale by Robert Dixon A Cats Tale by Robert Dixon Feb. 11, 2012 23114 words Read a sample
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Retired Military living in Northern New York with my wife Sue. The inspiration for this book series came from Isabelle the black and white cat that seemed to always know when my wife was upset and needed attention. Sadly she passed on Christmas morning 2010 and now has joined her family in the Garden.
A Chance Meeting: A Short Story by Emerald Barnes A Chance Meeting: A Short Story by Emerald Barnes Sep. 24, 2011 3044 words Read a sample
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Emerald Barnes graduated with a bachelor's degree from Mississippi University for Women in English with an emphasis on Creative Writing. She resides in a small town Amory, Mississippi, where she writes novels and short stories as well as blogs about writing when she isn't spending time with her nieces and nephew. She has self-published an e-book, Piercing Through the Darkness, on Amazon Kindle and has been published by Phyllis Scott Publishing in their book, Blue Legs and Other Coming of Age Stories. She works diligently to finish more works for publication.
A Coffin and Bubble Gum by Mesis September A Coffin and Bubble Gum by Mesis September Aug. 01, 2011 320 words Read a sample
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Mesis September: Mesis September has written hundreds of short stories, four novellas and is in the process of writing a debut novel. Mesis maintains four blogs, three Facebook Community pages, two websites and has over 400 articles published.
A Crimson Night Part 1 by Fata Hime A Crimson Night Part 1 by Fata Hime Jan. 11, 2011 5071 words Read a sample
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First of I really do look like that cartoon pic only fuller. i don't want to give to much of myself away here. Instead, I want readers to discover the little pieces of my reality hidden in my writing. what i will tell all of you at Smash-words is that i am actually an 18 yo american girl with a passion for Asian cultures; Korean and Japanese to be more specific hints my pen name taken from my two favorite animes. I love baking one day I want to open up my own pastry shop/bookstore/internet cafe. I also have a knack for the impractical and an flair for being the odder half of an odd pair, though i am rarely in relationships at all. I am a closet pervert as a result of being hopelessly single. My favorite authors have managed to combine culture, sex and passionate romance all into wonderful literary works. If asked if i have a preference there cannot be one. I am happy as a bisexual; i would positively love to have an inter-sexed girlfriend and other than my hands and mouth i am a virgin. I have never really told that to anyone before. I will be here, sigani heulleodo
A Darker Shade of Grey by SueEllen Holmes A Darker Shade of Grey by SueEllen Holmes Dec. 15, 2011 15980 words Read a sample
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The author is a neuroscientist with a specialisation in learning and memory. As an educational consultant, she has extensive connections to her favourite market: young adult. She lives ninety kilometres south of Sydney, Australia, with her husband, three teens and assorted pets.
A Diamond in Afghanistan by Sean McCartney A Diamond in Afghanistan by Sean McCartney Sep. 23, 2010 3565 words Read a sample
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Sean Paul McCartney (He’s not related to the Beatle) was born in 1971. He graduated from Alfred University in upstate New York with a Bachelor’s in Communications in 1993. From there he played two exciting season traveling around the world with the Washington Generals playing against the world famous Harlem Globetrotters. In 1996 Sean earned his Masters in Education and embarked on a career as a teacher. He is employed by Plain Local Schools in Canton, OH. The first book in the series The Treasure Hunters Club: Secrets of the Magical Medallions introduces the four teens Tommy Reed, Jackson Miller, Shannon McDougal and Chris Henderson. The series is a cross between The Hardy Boys and Indiana Jones with a touch of National Treasure.
A Diamond in my Pocket by Lorena Angell A Diamond in my Pocket by Lorena Angell May 27, 2011 58625 words Read a sample
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Lorena Angell lives in Southeast Idaho with her three children and supportive husband. She writes YA fantasy and YA suspense with a hint of romance. Besides writing and reading, she enjoys cooking new recipes, expanding her artistic side, and enjoying the outdoors with her family. In Aug. 2011, A Diamond In My Pocket became a bestseller on amazon.com and was listed on the Movers & Shakers because of its rapid climb to the top 100 list. Lorena is currently a Featured Author on http://writeandshare.co.uk/ a website designed to help aspiring authors and poets with their works.
A Different Sort of Life by Finnian Valko A Different Sort of Life by Finnian Valko Sep. 21, 2011 9187 words Read a sample
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I suppose I'll be honest and say I don't like to talk about myself a whole lot. That's probably because I almost never know exactly what to say. But because I know you've taken the time to come to my page and potentially bought a book of mine, I'll give it a shot just for you. For starters I think I can honestly say I'm pretty young for being an author. Writing is kind of an outlet for me. It lets me express myself and my views on things indirectly. Perhaps that is why I enjoy it so much. I can actually give out my opinions while entertaining the reader. Actually I think I'm even better at getting my point across when I'm writing a story than when I'm discussing it directly. I hope if you've read my work that you've enjoyed it, and if you haven't then please feel free to check it out. If you'd like to learn more about me, feel free to check out my blog or Twitter feed. If you're feeling daring you can even friend me on Facebook! Thanks again!
A Drink Of Water: A Short Story by C. S. Dorsey A Drink Of Water: A Short Story by C. S. Dorsey Sep. 03, 2011 1048 words Read a sample
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C. S. Dorsey currently lives in Northern California. She graduated from the University of Phoenix with an Associate’s Degree in Financial Services, and is currently working for a financial institution. She never thought about writing until one day this girl started talking to her in her head and never stop.
A Family Legacy: The Watson Works by Wilson James A Family Legacy: The Watson Works by Wilson James Dec. 31, 2009 52847 words Read a sample
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Wilson James was born and raised in the Pacific Northwest and currently lives on the coast in northern California. He has worked in, on, and around the water, and loves to travel. He claims to be a sailor in addition to identifying himself as an author of adult and young adult fiction. The stories of Wilson James mostly target Young Adults, and describe adventures about family, loyalty, honor, tenacity and courage with various backdrops including sailing, aquatics, downhill skiing, international competition, and success at young ages, set in Europe and North America. As Wilson says, his books are about empowering youth. “If my stories help young people, by giving examples of kids persevering in difficult situations, then I will be very satisfied. If my stories help young people overcome their own challenges, and perhaps find some inspiration, then I will be happy. If my stories help young people find the tenacity and courage to succeed in their own lives, then I will be very pleased. If my stories help achieve some better understanding among friends and families, then I will consider myself fulfilled.” Wilson describes the ultimate reward for writing. “If even one young person finds some example in one of my books that he or she can use in their own life, then I will consider that every moment I spent writing those books was the best possible way to spend that time.” His YA fiction book A FAMILY LEGACY: THE WATSON WORKS made it into the second round of the Amazon Breakthrough Novel Award. Another of his titles, PLAYING THE BASEBALL CARD, was reviewed as a "Great Book" and "Very Inspiring" and for more than a year has maintained a sales rank well into the top 1% at Barnes and Noble. He has a number of titles available in print and as multi-format eBooks at Smashwords and other major eBook retailers. One of his books, SONS and BROTHERS in SEATTLE, made it to the top of the Best Sellers list for Adult Drama fiction. He is also proud to say that two of his titles have made it to the top of the YA Best Seller lists at Smashwords. One of those titles, ROBERT's RIDE, made it to #1 only 6 weeks after being published. The other top title, SONS and BROTHERS in SEATTLE, sat in the #1 spot for two weeks before being pushed back into the number two spot by ROBERT’S RIDE. To contact Wilson directly, email wil.james (at) live.com For details of all his titles, including where to find his books, and occasional promotional e-coupons for his eBooks, and information on works in progress, visit his blog, at http://wilsonjamesauthor.blogspot.com/
A Girl Called Trinity by Kate Everson A Girl Called Trinity by Kate Everson Jan. 17, 2012 4045 words Read a sample
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I am a Canadian photojournalist interested in topics of spirituality, travel, ancient sites and Celtic history. One of the key elements in my ebooks is nature as I find that a way to connect to the spiritual side of people. Whether fiction or nonfiction, we can all relate to the trees, sun and sky. I also like writing stories about my grandchildren Shannon and Ally who are growing up faster than I can write!
A Gnomish Solution by James Bailey A Gnomish Solution by James Bailey May 19, 2011 4113 words Read a sample
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Well for those that are interested I am an Australian who writes mainly out of self interest and as a hobby. I have a BA in History and Politics and am interested in a broad range of literature. I mostly write fiction, mainly thrillers, sci-fi and fantasy so far but I do dabble in other areas. I am also maintain an active MMA blog. I don't write for money hence the vast majority of anything put up here is free. Hopefully some readers will enjoy a few of my stories.
A Gruesome Christmas by Bridget Squires A Gruesome Christmas by Bridget Squires Dec. 25, 2010 2410 words Read a sample
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I am a 27 year old single mom. I love writing and it is my ultimate passion. I love anything zombie and write mostly zombie novels as well. Please rate my stories and let me know what you think! This helps me to become a better writer and improve my skills! Feel free to contact me on facebook or Myspace. I love meeting new people.
A Guest for Halloween: A Lex & Ricky Mystery by William Henderson A Guest for Halloween: A Lex & Ricky Mystery by William Henderson Oct. 29, 2010 21113 words Read a sample
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I have come to understand that happiness is a byproduct of working at something you enjoy and not a goal in itself. It can be anything, a sport, musical instrument or hobby, as long as it takes effort and discipline. Some time ago I realized that one of the things that truly made me happy was writing. Anything that gets people, especially young people to read is wonderful. However, it is tragic that we have separated and withdrawn from the real world to such an extent that we no longer see the mystery and wonders of nature that are our birthright. The Lex & Ricky Mysteries are meant to expose young people to the wonders of the natural world and our collective native heritage. An awareness of sustainability issues is provided along with questioning the cost of trading away our inheritance for short lived "prosperity," often to people who do not live in our communities. Most people cannot possibly imagine the rich natural and spiritual life they are denying themselves.
A History Renewed: The Mercer Legacy Book 2 by Leslie Deaton A History Renewed: The Mercer Legacy Book 2 by Leslie Deaton May 10, 2012 5495 words Read a sample
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Leslie Deaton, is the author of A MARKED PAST, a young adult fantasy novel about Lyla Mercer, a sixteen year old girl whose life changed the moment her dad was murdered, and again when she heard that she could be next. Forced to move to Salem for safe keeping, Lyla discovers her family has a dark history in the town. Whispers and rumors follow her everywhere she goes and her life takes a terrifying turn when she discovers the rumors are true. Her family is marked. Lyla attempts to ignore the danger, pretending to be normal, but when she falls in love with Caleb, the absolute wrong boy, she has to accept her fate and face the threats that surround her. Until now, her father's murderer has managed to keep his true identity a secret, but when Lyla uncovers the truth, nobody is safe, especially her. A Marked Past will be published in Oct 2011 on Amazon.com.
A Kiss From the Love of My Life by Carla Campbell A Kiss From the Love of My Life by Carla Campbell Feb. 10, 2011 317 words Read a sample
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I have been writing since I was very young, but only in the last three years have I taken it seriously. With my love for literature I hope to maybe one day become an author.
A Life Bared by Christopher Stommel A Life Bared by Christopher Stommel Dec. 15, 2010 2020 words Read a sample
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A Light in the Darkness by Rebecca A Light in the Darkness by Rebecca "Reiko" Ohashi Nov. 02, 2010 9449 words Read a sample
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Rebecca Amber Ohashi lives in beautiful British Columbia, Canada, with her parents, two siblings, and their dog. From a young age she had always enjoyed writing, reading, and drawing. Her artistic abilities have lead her on a path with many options – her dream is to own a bakery.
A Long Winter's Fright: 13 FREE Holiday Poems & Stories by Rusty Fischer by Rusty Fischer A Long Winter's Fright: 13 FREE Holiday Poems & Stories by Rusty Fischer by Rusty Fischer July 22, 2011 21835 words Read a sample
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Rusty Fischer is the author of several YA supernatural novels, including Zombies Don't Cry, Ushers, Inc., Becca Bloom & the Drumsticks of Doom and Panty Raid @ Zombie High.
A Measure of Disorder by Alan Tucker A Measure of Disorder by Alan Tucker April 30, 2010 90745 words Read a sample
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I'm a Dad, Writer, Graphic Designer and Soccer Coach... not necessarily in that order!
A Merciless Folly by Wynema Taylor A Merciless Folly by Wynema Taylor Feb. 11, 2012 7806 words Read a sample
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Wynema Taylor lives in Hawaii with her husband on an acre filled with animals. Thank you for reading my books. I ask that you please rate my writing, it helps me with future projects.
A Message of Faith by Kate Everson A Message of Faith by Kate Everson Aug. 15, 2011 2068 words Read a sample
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I am a Canadian photojournalist interested in topics of spirituality, travel, ancient sites and Celtic history. One of the key elements in my ebooks is nature as I find that a way to connect to the spiritual side of people. Whether fiction or nonfiction, we can all relate to the trees, sun and sky. I also like writing stories about my grandchildren Shannon and Ally who are growing up faster than I can write!
A Message of Hope by Kate Everson A Message of Hope by Kate Everson Aug. 25, 2011 1486 words Read a sample
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I am a Canadian photojournalist interested in topics of spirituality, travel, ancient sites and Celtic history. One of the key elements in my ebooks is nature as I find that a way to connect to the spiritual side of people. Whether fiction or nonfiction, we can all relate to the trees, sun and sky. I also like writing stories about my grandchildren Shannon and Ally who are growing up faster than I can write!
A Mother's Revenge by Gary Burzell A Mother's Revenge by Gary Burzell April 15, 2010 1434 words Read a sample
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Gary Burzell lives in the Palm Springs, California area and enjoys hiking and other outdoor activities.
A Nasty Experience: The Tapeworm Chronicles by Mike Knowles A Nasty Experience: The Tapeworm Chronicles by Mike Knowles Dec. 01, 2011 66658 words Read a sample
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A published writer for over 30-years, I’ve finally decided to go into semi-retirement. Although I’ve worked mainly in comics, I’ve also worked in TV and radio and as a scriptwriter for animation studios. I also I spent two years as a gag writer submitting jokes to a number of comedians, even when they begged me not to. Finally, I’ve dabbled in the arcane arts of gonzo journalism. A devoted fan of the late Hunter S. Thompson I’ve attempted to emulate the gonzo style. On the other hand I never acquired Hunter’s voracious appetite for mind bending substances. Well, let’s just say I’ve never taken as many as he did.
A New Home: Book One in the Chasing Destiny Series by Abigail Denver A New Home: Book One in the Chasing Destiny Series by Abigail Denver March 10, 2012 15122 words Read a sample
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Abigail Denver is a homeschooling mom who loves to write. She’s been writing all her life, and has always wanted to write for young adults. Her Chasing Destiny series has been playing in her brain for over ten years, and finally couldn’t wait to come out for another minute. She welcomes comments here and at her email address: abigaildenver@yahoo.com.
A Paul Dorset Sampler by Paul Dorset A Paul Dorset Sampler by Paul Dorset Dec. 12, 2011 49407 words Read a sample
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Paul Dorset was born in Poole, Dorset in England in 1960 but has been living in America since 1995. He has been writing for many years and some of his early works were published in 'teen advice' columns. He has also had many technical articles published, mostly in the field of Computing. Paul currently lives in the Pacific Northwest but has traveled extensively and worked many times with teens and youth groups. It is this background combined with a vivid imagination that has enabled him to weave a tapestry of magic into complete novels. His first epic fantasy series, aimed at young adults, is entitled 'The Southern Lands'. However, the storyline is more than exciting enough to keep adults turning pages as the story unfolds. Paul is currently working on several other projects and hopes to release a couple of new books later in 2011. For up to date information on his projects, please read his blog which is linked below.
A Pixie Called Pudding by Travis Flynn A Pixie Called Pudding by Travis Flynn Dec. 24, 2011 24986 words Read a sample
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A Pond in the Middle of Nowhere by Bernard Fancher A Pond in the Middle of Nowhere by Bernard Fancher April 25, 2011 1066 words Read a sample
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I live on a small and mostly defunct farm in western New York, where the events of a typical day include writing and walking my dogs--items not necessarily listed in order of priority. (At least not from the dogs' point of view.)
A Reunion Story by Christy Quinn A Reunion Story by Christy Quinn Dec. 20, 2011 12685 words Read a sample
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Christy Morrison grew up near the Jersey shore and now writes and lives in South Carolina. She loved college more than high school, but tends to write about the daily trials of surviving those four pre-university years. I like to give away free copies of my books on my blog! Check it out: http://christymorrison.wordpress.com Read two short stories that were published online: Playing the Game http://goo.gl/1F5mJ Hot Heat http://goo.gl/JCLEm
A Rose for Shyla by Bridget Squires A Rose for Shyla by Bridget Squires Feb. 09, 2011 1552 words Read a sample
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I am a 27 year old single mom. I love writing and it is my ultimate passion. I love anything zombie and write mostly zombie novels as well. Please rate my stories and let me know what you think! This helps me to become a better writer and improve my skills! Feel free to contact me on facebook or Myspace. I love meeting new people.
A round shiny object by Mark Stewart A round shiny object by Mark Stewart April 03, 2011 65 words Read a sample
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I have been married to my wife for thirty years. I have four adult children and one grand child. I live in the picturesque region of the Mornington Peninsula, a full one one hour drive from Melbourne Australia. I draw my inspiration for my novels and short stories from the Australian culture, and from my diverse family history. I have now finished Legendary blue diamond/romance adventure. The story is set in the Australian outback in the year 1850. Bushrangers rob a woman of her guns and the rare blue diamond ring. She hunts them down to take back what they stole. On her journey Jessica falls in love. His name is Lightening Dawn. Kiss on the bridge/ romance adventure can be upload for free on smashwords.com Quick blurb: If you were standing alone on a bridge at midnight on new-years-eve and a tall handsome stranger walked up to you and asked for a kiss, how would you react? I have brought forward the sequel to Kiss on the bridge. Same characters. Hopefully in three months the novel will be finished. I have spoken to my cover designer. He had a few ideas as we spoke. At this time the title is a secret. The perfect gift/romance adventure is set in the Australian outback in the year 2010. Blood red rose is a vampire adventure romance. For a short free romance story; Kate and Ben. He stepped from my dreams. My web site is: www.markstewart.com.au You can contact me by email: mark_stewart777@hotmail.com All reviews are gratefully accepted. Thanks to my readers for following my work. If you want your book printed and bound I have the means from $10 Australian plus postage.