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Headshot	by John Hartness May 19, 2012	$2.99	46471 words	Sample 20%
Author bio: I'm a thirtysomething redneck writing about life, music, saving the world, degenerate gambling and anything else that strikes my fancy. You can visit my website to find out much more about me. http://johnhartness.com.
The Death Fairy	by Laird Stevens May 19, 2012	$0.99	37660 words	Sample 60%
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Job	by J. Pizarro-Cruz May 19, 2012	$0.99	41436 words	Sample 20%
Author bio: J.Pizarro-Cruz is the author of the Job series as well as the Lisa Hernandez chronicles. For more information about J.Pizarro-Cruz as well as his online E-Book store visit: http://www.facebook.com/JPizarroCruzBooks http://www/Twitter.com/JPizarroCruz
Crossing The Enemy: The Insanity Plea Preview	by Tabatha A Tower May 19, 2012	Free!	5258 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Tabatha A Tower is the owner of Tower Productions where she writes books, screenplays and produces movies. She's worked as a journalist for several newspapers in the capacity of reporter and copy editor before writing her first short story. Currently 'Crossing The Enemy: The Identity Crisis' the movie, is in production and 'Crossing The Enemy: The Insanity Plea,' part two of the four-part 'Crossing The Enemy' series will be available in print November 2011.
His Wrath is Come (P&R5)	by Tim Ellis May 19, 2012	$1.54	82230 words	Sample 20%
Author bio: Tim Ellis is a retired soldier, bean counter, and teacher who has been writing fiction for five years.
The Shadow of Death (P&R4)	by Tim Ellis May 19, 2012	$1.51	88595 words	Sample 20%
Author bio: Tim Ellis is a retired soldier, bean counter, and teacher who has been writing fiction for five years.
The Skulls Beneath Eternity Wharf (Quigg 4)	by Tim Ellis May 19, 2012	$3.04	84578 words	Sample 20%
Author bio: Tim Ellis is a retired soldier, bean counter, and teacher who has been writing fiction for five years.
The Twelve Murders of Christmas (Quigg 1)	by Tim Ellis May 19, 2012	$0.99	34001 words	Sample 20%
Author bio: Tim Ellis is a retired soldier, bean counter, and teacher who has been writing fiction for five years.
Mutation	by Suzanne Morrison May 19, 2012	$4.99	141552 words	Sample 10%
Author bio: Suzanne Morrison was brought up in the town of Ballymena, Northern Ireland, then moved to England in 1997 to read Natural Sciences at Cambridge University. After Cambridge, she moved, via a year in advertising, into the world of finance â€“ she worked in the City for almost six years, first at Enron, then at a small trading house and latterly as a derivatives trader at Goldman Sachs. In 2007, wanting a change of pace, and to pursue her lifetime passion for fitness, she set up her own Personal Training business, FlameFitness. Her career change gave her the opportunity to produce MUTATION and the forthcoming novel DREAMT. Following in the footsteps of both her father and grandfather, Suzanne has always been an avid fan of both spy and crime thrillers. Mutation was inspired by the idea of how small changes and seemingly simple decisions can lead to huge change both in our character and in our circumstances. In addition, Suzanne studied viruses extensively as part of her degree and, like Amanda, is both awestruck and terrified by their diversity, durability and their ability to devastate. Suzanneâ€™s next novel, DREAMT, will be coming out in 2013.
TV Torment	by Saul Moon May 19, 2012	Free!	16705 words	Read a sample
Author bio: My writing genres are mystery and crime, with a little bit of romance, of course. 'The Scorpian Visitant' is an epic fantasy / mystery novel in which sixties teenagers Robbie Higgins and Louise Carlton travel to medieval Oakwood to find the Death Stone of Izar. On their fantastic Odessey they find love and the reality of their mysterious origins... I also write short stories. â€˜Switchâ€™ a romantic mystery has been very well received since its publication as a free e-book on Smashwords. â€˜Vacant Possessionâ€™ is a short story about a poltergeist that moves from haunting a house to possessing the estate agent who is selling the property. Another short story 'You'll Never Walk Alone' concerns a man who is too scared to tell his wife that he is about to lose his job. With little prospect of employment and many debts his family faces disaster. The tale twists at the end where the fate of protagonist meets that of the boss who persecutes him. Currently I am working on my Lucy Harlow crime short stories. The first 'Oxygen Restriction' sees our budding detective embroiled in a story of fetish and murder. This was published on Friday 20 April. The next three 'TV Torment', 'Opera Flowers' and 'Summer Soldier' are written and see our feisty young private detective on the trail of the worst kind of of serial murderers. 'Northern Star' - a blackmail story with a twist - has been completed. These stories will be published throughout 2012, with 'TV Torment' out on 19 May. Another important story for me features a central character in Oxygen Restriction, David Black. 'Double' is the story of a sucessful man haunted by his double. A disturbing mystery out in the summer. Please feel free to contact me on Twitter or Facebook. I have also have a blog, see the hyperlink. Regards and best wishes Saul
Seven Devils	by Matthew Christopher Benner May 19, 2012	$2.99	93711 words	Sample 20%
Author bio: Matthew Benner's from the east coast somewhere. I'm thinkin' Maine but that's prolly cause I'm confusin' him with Stephen King. Pretty sure he lives near a West Chester but google maps showed a helluva lot of West Chesters so that piece of information proved not-helpful. If I had to guess, I'd say... West Chester, Illinois... but I'm basing that on nothing. In fact, Illinois might have been one of the states without a West Chester. He has children, too. Several of them. Matthew Benner, not Stephen King. (Though Stephen King has kids, too. I think. Did you know he got hit by a car a few years back? Poor guy...) And he's a massage therapist. And a bartender. And an avionics technician. He might be a Goddamn superhero at this point.
Quatre petites histoires improbables	by Ledi Pascal May 19, 2012	$2.99	6523 words	Sample 15%
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Saving The President	by Miles David May 19, 2012	$2.99	92894 words	Sample 20%
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Hold Your Ground	by J. Pizarro-Cruz May 19, 2012	Free!	63710 words	Read a sample
Author bio: J.Pizarro-Cruz is the author of the Job series as well as the Lisa Hernandez chronicles. For more information about J.Pizarro-Cruz as well as his online E-Book store visit: http://www.facebook.com/JPizarroCruzBooks http://www/Twitter.com/JPizarroCruz
Hawk Moon - A Robert Payne Mystery	by Ed Gorman May 18, 2012	$2.99	59698 words	Sample 20%
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Stone Cold (A Madison Keith Psychological Suspense Novella)	by Cathryn Grant May 18, 2012	$3.99	34950 words	Sample 20%
Author bio: Suburban Noir fiction author. Cathryn's suburban noir fiction has appeared in Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine, Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine and in the eZine Every Day Fiction. One reader described her work as, "Making the mundane menacing."
Unsaved: The Small Hours, Book One	by Raven McAllister May 18, 2012	$3.95	35176 words	Sample 20%
Author bio: Raven McAllister is a licensed clinical therapist hailing from southwest Louisiana. He is married, and has one son.
The Night Strangler	by Dallas Releford May 18, 2012	$1.99	119728 words	Sample 20%
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The Call	by Nick Cullen May 18, 2012	$0.99	70322 words	Sample 15%
Author bio: Full time Dad, author, blogger, contributor to websites and magazines.
Del Rio Con Amor (Lost DMB Files #14)	by David Mark Brown May 18, 2012	$0.99	10859 words	Sample 30%
Author bio: I wrote my first award-winning story in 4th Grade, titled â€œThe human bean.â€ It wasnâ€™t a play on words. Intending to write a profound piece about the human condition, it turns out I wrote a mutant story about a human/legume crossbreed. (Curse you, phonics!) Now I write from the unique perspective of being born and raised on a cattle ranch in Texas while attending University in Missoula, Montana, thus spawning the worldâ€™s most self-proclaimed redneck granola. The years in between havenâ€™t improved my spelling, but theyâ€™ve created a hell of a human bean. My first book, Tainted Love: God, Sex and Relationships for the Not-so-pure-at-heart (written from all my soiled experiences) was published in 2002 by InterVarsity Press. After several years of retooling myself as a novelist (by drinking more and making less money) I reemerged in 2009 with the concept for Reeferpunk. My lovely wife and I adopted our first child from Vietnam and recently produced a second boy through more traditional means. When not spinning genius into the aethernet I obsess over home wine making, earthen construction, gardening, social justice, ultimate Frisbee and the promotion of industrial hemp. Pull up a chair at www.thegreenporch.com.
Collapse Sneak Peek	by Richard Stephenson May 18, 2012	Free!	24817 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Richard Stephenson was born in 1975 in Denison, TX and spent his childhood in North Texas. In 1992, he graduated high school after only three years. He then pursued his degree at Oklahoma Christian University, once again accomplishing the task in three years. Richard then married his best friend before going off to basic training to be a military policeman with the US Army. With his new wife joining the adventure, they spent the next four years at Fort Polk, LA and had two children. Just before his son turned five, Richard and his wife were told that their oldest child had Asperger's Syndrome. Nine years later, Richard's son would become the inspiration for the character of Howard Beck. After leaving the armed forces, Richard continued his law enforcement career in the federal sector and has been with the Department of Justice for eleven years. Richard enjoys many things. He reads constantly with the thanks of his trusty iPad. When he can find the time, he can be found playing Mass Effect, Fallout: New Vegas, or Modern Warfare 2. When a friend or a friend of friend needs a computer fixed, Richard is on the case. Richard has always had a passion for writing. His first novel, Collapse, will be released this summer.
The Watch	by Tyner Gillies May 18, 2012	$4.99	84720 words	Sample 10%
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Wadmalaw: A Ghost Story	by Bart Bare May 18, 2012	$9.99	100629 words	Sample 20%
Author bio: Bart Bare brings a perspective both broad and deep to the written page. As a child of mid-western factory workers, he experienced the passions and pleasure of an extended Italian family as well as the rich ethnicity of first and second generation immigrant neighbors. His early years were with people who desperately wanted to become part of the greater America. Bart's mother was first generation Italian, and his father the son of Appalachian German ancestors who came to American in the early 1700s. Bart's paternal grandmother was of American Indian heritage. His mother's second marriage brought Bart Bare to a small, semi-rural community in Florida, where he quickly adapted to the culture and environment of what was once a tropical paradise. He finished high school with a close-knit group of friends, and attended college in a number of Florida institutions of higher learning as he moved around the state and the south. He completed degrees in psychology from the University of South Florida, and Appalachian State University in Boone, NC. Before completing his college degrees, Bart worked as a shrimper, salesman, bulldozer operator, landscaper, and in community organization. He also served three years as a paratrooper in North Carolina, and in Germany where he picked up another language. Bart retired as a college educator after twenty-seven years, and elected to follow an ancient Chinese adage which holds that the retiree, rather than stop working, must take on a completely new life: New profession, new friends, activities, and orientation. Writing is Bart's second life work which he does in his home at Blue Moon Gap on the Eastern Slopes of Grandfather Mountain just west of Blowing Rock, North Carolina. Bart, recently widowed, enjoys the wooded mountain vista and fields teeming with wildlife. His hobbies are bee-keeping, reading, and walking mountain paths. Bart Bareâ€™s first novel, Satanâ€™s Bargain, was first published in 2007. His second, Girl: A Novel, was released May 1, 2010 and his third novel, Wadmalaw: A Ghost Story is forthcoming March 2011.
Not Forgotten	by Andrew Evich May 18, 2012	Free!	81361 words	Read a sample
Author bio: I'm a retired commercial fisherman, and spend my time between gardening and hiking, and travelling with my wife.
Phantoms Can Be Murder: Charlie Parker Mystery #13	by Connie Shelton May 18, 2012	$4.99	66983 words	Sample 10%
Author bio: Connie Shelton has been writing for more than twenty years and has taught writing (both fiction and nonfiction) since 2001. She is the author of the Charlie Parker mystery series and has been a contributor to several anthologies, including Chicken Soup For the Writer's Soul. "My husband and I love to do adventures. He flew helicopters for 35 years, a career that I've borrowed from in my Charlie Parker mysteries. We have traveled quite a lot and now divide our time between the American Southwest and a place on the Sea of Cortez. For relaxation I love art -- painting and drawing can completely consume me. I also really enjoy cooking, with whatever ingredients I find in whatever country we are in at the moment. We walk every day and love watching and photographing wildlife."
Monomania - The Autobiography of Tom Dory	by Tim Dunn May 18, 2012	$9.49	72641 words	Sample 14%
Author bio: Timothy R. Dunn was born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. He is married and the father of three adult children. Tim and his wife currently reside in Wisconsin. He is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin â€“ Milwaukee with a BBA. He spends his free time on evenings and weekends serving his community, writing, watching sports or movies and preparing for the next dayâ€™s events.
Ghost Shadow: Unfinished Sins	by Bob MacKenzie May 18, 2012	$2.99	64029 words	Sample 20%
Author bio: Canadian novelist, poet, and arts commentator and critic Bob MacKenzie has been widely published across North America in newspapers, magazines, and journals, as on regional and national radio across North America. Bob has published seven books of poetry and prose and his work has been featured in numerous anthologies. His poems have been reproduced by visual artists and sculptors and a public art gallery has devoted an entire visual arts exhibition to his poetry. He is possibly the only poet to have visual-art versions of his poetry owned by the Canada Council's National Art Bank. Bob has received a number of awards for his writing, including Ontario Arts Council grant for literature. With the performance ensemble Poem de Terre, he has performed much of his poetry live with original music and has released six albums. Throughout his career, Bob has also presented performances by other artists.
The Green Parrots	by Alan Melton May 18, 2012	$3.99	99559 words	Sample 20%
Author bio: Retired foreign service officer, served in both Europe, SE Asia and Latin America. Presently a consultant to DoD, living in Williamsburg, VA.
Raid	by Grayson James May 18, 2012	$5.99	52988 words	Sample 20%
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Serial Quiller 3 (Bad Mojo Series)	by Sharon A. Austin May 18, 2012	$2.99	13532 words	Sample 20%
Author bio: Sharon A. Austin is the author of three novels in the Hellfire mystery series, Smoke on the Water, Fire Flicks, and Ashes of Vengeance: Interwoven tales of love, murder, and lies. Featuring Sheriff Josh Wolfe of the Hellfire Trilogy, Killing Summer, a stand-alone mystery novel, is a gritty tale where one partner in crime concocts a plan to extricate himself from murder. Inspired by a true story. She also writes the Bad Mojo psychological thriller series (Serial Quiller): Spooky tales of voodoo magic, murder, and make-believe.
The Almost Assassin	by Laura Pauling May 18, 2012	Free!	10136 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Laura Pauling writes about savvy spies, murder and mystery. She lives the cover of suburban mom/author perfectly, from the minivan to the home-baked snickerdoodles, while hiding her secret missions and covert operations. But shh. Don't tell anyone.
Torn In Two	by Brit Sigh May 17, 2012	$3.99	54646 words	Sample 20%
Author bio: Brit Sigh earned a bachelorâ€™s degree in psychology from Union College in Lincoln, Nebraska. An avid reader of genre fiction his entire life, he currently resides in Chicago, Illinois.
Convicted: Impact Series - Book One	by Tim Hughes May 17, 2012	$2.99	66067 words	Sample 10%
Author bio: I've read the About Me page of plenty of other fiction authors and I've noted the common thread. They were born with pen in hand and literary prowess oozing from their pores. They knew from the beginning that writing fiction was what they were meant to do and began honing their craft seemingly the moment they were born. Their daydreams were full of book plots and their characters lived at the forefront of their imaginations, begging to be put on paper. I don't quite fit that mold. The son of an accountant and an information systems professor, creative writing isn't exactly a family pedigree. Following my parents' example, I got my bachelorâ€™s degree in business administration and immediately went to work as a computer programmer at a now defunct retail company. Since then, Iâ€™ve enjoyed a successful career as an information technology consultant and had the pleasure of working with hundreds of wonderful people along the way. Godâ€™s blessings have been undeniable in both my professional and personal lives. But something was missing, and I knew it. My wife and I began praying for God to use us for His purposes rather than being content with our own path. We learned quickly that you should be careful what you pray for, because you might just get it. I will never forget that morning in the shower, eyes still drooping shut as I washed my hair, when God planted His will in my spirit. He wanted me to write books. Fiction books. Books with creative plots and interesting characters. Really? Me? Surely He had chosen the wrong person. As the rest of the week progressed, the Holy Spirit made it clear He was serious about the assignment. I asked for direction, and God provided. I had so much to learn. However, learning about writing was the easy part of my undertaking. Learning to trust God was the more difficult matter. I didnâ€™t have the skillset to produce a readable book. I was scared and completely out of my element. That is exactly how God wanted it. It was His intent all along for me to have to rely on Him. As with everything else in life, relying on Him is the only way we can truly be on target with our undertaking. It required me to swallow some of my self-sufficient pride and actually listen to God for a change. So here I am, writing my About Me page, utterly amazed at Godâ€™s grace and patience as he guides me forward. What I have learned so far is amazing. I look forward to the rest of the journey under His tutelage. I pray these stories not only entertain, but also deliver Godâ€™s intended message. Enjoy!
Shadow Walker,The First Encounter	by tony alonzi May 17, 2012	$0.99	9988 words	Sample 30%
Author bio: Writer, author, story teller, embedded content marketing applications and social media content creator.
Allah's Revenge	by Pete Barber May 17, 2012	$2.99	83076 words	Sample 5%
Author bio: I was born into a blue-collar family in Liverpool, England. Like my peers, I grew up working with my hands until an uncanny aptitude for building computer software allowed me to trade overalls and hard-hat for a suit and tie. I immigrated to the US in the early 90s, became an American citizen, and lived the American dream. After twenty successful years in the corporate world, I turned my back on eighty-hour weeks and quarterly results and bought a run-down, dog-friendly motel in Carolina Beach, North Carolina. A close friend still refers to this decision as a brain fart; but life is a one-time play, and no one can write, and run a public company. When the worlds of finance and real estate went stir-crazy in 2005, I sold the business and moved to Lake Lure, North Carolina where, in addition to helping my wife manage a small herd of llamas, I am, at last, fulfilling my life's ambition to write speculative fiction.
The Babysitter	by Michael A. Walton May 17, 2012	$4.99	35739 words	Sample 25%
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Destitution Intensified	by James Gervois May 17, 2012	$4.99	97260 words	Sample 10%
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Sins of the Mind	by L.J. Garland and Debbie Gould May 17, 2012	$5.99	87766 words	Sample 10%
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Burnout	by Jeannine Kadow May 16, 2012	$4.99	124182 words	Sample 15%
Author bio: Jeannine Kadow, a former television journalist and Warner Brothers executive, is an internationally acclaimed author of suspense novels. She recently returned to the US full time following more than 22 years in Europe.
Hell's Fury	by P.D. Martin May 16, 2012	$3.99	92087 words	Sample 10%
Author bio: I write the Sophie Anderson series - fast-paced police/FBI procedurals with lots of profiling and forensics. My books have been described as similar to Kathy Reichs, Karin Slaughter, Patricia Cornwell's earlier books and James Patterson - with a hint of TV's Medium and lots of Criminal Minds. I live in Melbourne, Australia, and developed a passion for crime fiction and storytelling at an early age. This interest was backed up through a Bachelor of Behavioural Sciences (with majors in psychology and criminology) and a Postgraduate Certificate in Professional Writing (Creative Writing). I also hold a black sash from the Australian Tiger and Crane Kung Fu School, however I haven't studied kung fu for about three years now - naughty me. And in case you're wondering, PD Martin stands for Phillipa Deanne Martin. So far I've written five novels featuring Aussie FBI profiler Sophie Anderson. Body Count, The Murderers' Club, Fan Mail, The Killing Hands and Kiss of Death have all received glowing reviews in Australia and overseas. I've also written a sixth book in the Sophie series, a novella called Coming Home that's only available as an ebook. Prior to becoming a full-time author, I worked as a corporate writer for over ten years, writing award-winning copy for brochures, newsletters, websites, training CD-ROMs, flyers, ads, media releases and magazines.
Park Ave	by Tyler Dylan May 16, 2012	$0.99	97370 words	Sample 20%
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Twitch and Die! (Lost DMB Files #26)	by David Mark Brown May 16, 2012	$2.99	66587 words	Sample 20%
Author bio: I wrote my first award-winning story in 4th Grade, titled â€œThe human bean.â€ It wasnâ€™t a play on words. Intending to write a profound piece about the human condition, it turns out I wrote a mutant story about a human/legume crossbreed. (Curse you, phonics!) Now I write from the unique perspective of being born and raised on a cattle ranch in Texas while attending University in Missoula, Montana, thus spawning the worldâ€™s most self-proclaimed redneck granola. The years in between havenâ€™t improved my spelling, but theyâ€™ve created a hell of a human bean. My first book, Tainted Love: God, Sex and Relationships for the Not-so-pure-at-heart (written from all my soiled experiences) was published in 2002 by InterVarsity Press. After several years of retooling myself as a novelist (by drinking more and making less money) I reemerged in 2009 with the concept for Reeferpunk. My lovely wife and I adopted our first child from Vietnam and recently produced a second boy through more traditional means. When not spinning genius into the aethernet I obsess over home wine making, earthen construction, gardening, social justice, ultimate Frisbee and the promotion of industrial hemp. Pull up a chair at www.thegreenporch.com.
The CarlyleDeception - no profanity version	by Andrew M. Williams May 16, 2012	$3.99	79785 words	Sample 15%
Author bio: Andrew M. Williams b. 1958, Halifax, Nova Scotia. Influenced at an early age by Dr Seuss and the masterpieces of Goscinny and Uderzo, Williams alleviated boredom and amused classmates through high-school by writing, and drawing caricatures of teachers, students and anyone else he could outrun. After six enormously satisfying years in university, he surprised everyone by graduating in 1983 with a BSc in Kinesiology. Writing took a back seat for the next dozen years, as he opted for the action and adventure of the Royal Canadian Navy. Creativity was limited to the occasional farewell roast of senior naval officers--a valuable experience in the art of skewering a subject diplomatically, thus retaining some prospect of career advancement. After the Navy he attended MBA school, worked as a cartoonist, became a stockbroker (8 years--great clients), and then realized a long-lost ambition of becoming a writer. The Carlyle Deception is his first full-length novel, and is available in the Original Version and a non-profanity edition (nothing spicier than the occasional "what the hell" or â€œdamnâ€). A number of other stories are in the works, including the sequel to The Carlyle Deception. Favorite pastime: Exploring the universe. Favorite places: Australia & The Bahamas. Background: Varied, but includes the military, financial, high-technology, cartooning, and writing.
Mind****	by Graham Black May 16, 2012	$2.99	35358 words	Sample 25%
Author bio: Graham Black is the pen-name of a twenty-something thriller writer working to expand into a new market. He specializes in intense thrillers featuring adult topics and situations. Follow Graham on Goodreads and check out his work on Smashwords and Feedbooks.
No Lying Quiet	by Hugh G. Allison May 16, 2012	$6.99	88178 words	Sample 10%
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The Fury	by John Farris May 16, 2012	$3.99	120775 words	Sample 20%
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SHADOLIS: The Kingâ€™s Story	by CB Six May 16, 2012	$4.99	70877 words	Sample 20%
Author bio: CB Six Six is a graduate of the U.S. Air Forceâ€™s Security Forces Technical and Geospatial Intelligence Schools. He served four years as an active duty Air Force Security Forces member, three and a half of which were spent in overseas assignments and deployments. His duties ranged from being an M249 machine gunner in the Middle East, to assisting the Secret Serviceâ€™s preparation for President Obamaâ€™s 2009 visit to Ramstein, Germany. After completing his long tour overseas, Charles Six joined the 234th Intelligence Squadron and currently works as an Intelligence Analyst at Beale Air Force Base. His greatest passions are faith, writing, and every moment with his wife and children. He also enjoys life in the California sun and shooting at local pistol ranges. The Six family name has been known for writing in Holland since the 17th century due to the playwright Jan Six, who is also famous for his portrait by Rembrandt van Rijn. Jan Six was close friends with the poet Joost den Vondel as well as Rembrandt and remained devoted to the arts all his life. His most famous plays being Medea, published in 1648 with an etching by Rembrandt and Onshult, meaning Innocence, published in 1662. HH Zvonec Holly is a certified counselor with a Masterâ€™s degree in Counseling Psychology. She is an expert communicator and encourages each person to pursue their unique destiny through a refreshing perspective of their struggles and their victories. She encourages teens, men, and women to move into a greater level of personal authenticity. As a coach and as a counselor, she delivers clarity for those seeking a healthier point of view. Her message is a hope-filled invitation to agree with the process of transformation and to emerge into authentic identity. Holly has great confidence in the resiliency of the human spirit and the power of faith to transform a life and fill it with direction, peace, and purpose. She has launched WisdomWeaverBlog.com; a website with principles for living a life of freedom and a forum for question and answers. Holly serves as a hospice volunteer by supporting those in the final stages of life. Her hobbies include designing gourmet meals and hiking in the North Cascade Mountains. She encourages everyone to dream big, never give up, and to believe God for the impossible.
The Snow of the Spring	by Ben Miller May 16, 2012	Free!	3970 words	Read a sample
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Leg O'Lamb	by Brendan Gerad O'Brien May 16, 2012	Free!	3239 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Brendan Gerad Oâ€™Brien was born in Tralee, on the west coast of Ireland and now lives in Newport, South Wales with his wife Jennifer and daughters Shelly and Sarah. As a child he spent his summer holidays in Listowel, Co Kerry, where his uncle Moss Scanlon had a Harness Makerâ€™s shop, now long gone. The shop was a magnet for all sorts of colourful characters. It was there that his love of words was kindled by the stories of John B. Keane and Bryan MacMahon, who often wandered into the shop for a chat and bit of jovial banter. After serving nine years in the Royal Navy, Brendan progressed to retail management, working as a Department manager with the UKâ€™s second largest Supermarket. Now retired, his hobby is writing short stories, twenty of which have already been published individually over the years, and also as a collection called Dreamin Dreams Once On A Cold And Grey September is his first full novel
The Secret	by Brendan Gerad O'Brien May 16, 2012	Free!	2452 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Brendan Gerad Oâ€™Brien was born in Tralee, on the west coast of Ireland and now lives in Newport, South Wales with his wife Jennifer and daughters Shelly and Sarah. As a child he spent his summer holidays in Listowel, Co Kerry, where his uncle Moss Scanlon had a Harness Makerâ€™s shop, now long gone. The shop was a magnet for all sorts of colourful characters. It was there that his love of words was kindled by the stories of John B. Keane and Bryan MacMahon, who often wandered into the shop for a chat and bit of jovial banter. After serving nine years in the Royal Navy, Brendan progressed to retail management, working as a Department manager with the UKâ€™s second largest Supermarket. Now retired, his hobby is writing short stories, twenty of which have already been published individually over the years, and also as a collection called Dreamin Dreams Once On A Cold And Grey September is his first full novel

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