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The Last Lumenian: A Thrilling Sci-Fi Fantasy Adventure of a Rebellious Princess, Epic Battles, and Galactic Romance

Dive into a multi-award-winning, fast-paced sci-fi fantasy that will transport you to the heart of a rebellion in a universe brimming with action, magic, and romance. The Last Lumenian, written by acclaimed author S.G. Blaise, is a breathtaking adventure that blends political intrigue, intergalactic conflicts, and the compelling journey of a young woman finding her place in a war-torn galaxy.

A heart-warming beach romance from Amazon #1 Best-Selling Author, Ellen Joy. The handsome investor wants to sell her family’s seacoast inn. So, why can’t she just hate him?

Zoe has dedicated her life to working at the family inn, where she lives with her son, but the business has fallen on hard times. She has ideas about how to turn things around; but, her father owns the place and he’s stuck in his ways.

To make matters worse, Zoe learns that her father has a silent partner, Ethan’s father. Ethan has a trust fund, but Zoe’s not impressed when he comes to town with his own ideas about what’s best for the inn, as well as an ultimatum from his father. If the inn doesn’t start turning a profit, he’ll force a sale.

Tensions rise as the two struggle to agree on anything. But, neither can deny that they’re starting to fall for one another. As Zoe and Ethan struggle with their feelings, and their plans to save the inn, Ethan realizes he can’t carry out his father’s wishes without risking whatever it is he has with Zoe.

From a SPUR AWARD finalist

Cattle Rustlers, Native American migration, a stage hold-up, a deadly blizzard, guns, horses, cowboys, ranching… what more could you ask for? Oh yeah, there’s also romance.

Scratching a living out of the unforgiving landscape of the Dakota Badlands was tough enough. But now she had lost a daughter and a husband, and was trying to run a cattle ranch with her four semi-grown sons. When Phillip Denning showed up looking for work, she didn’t know if she could trust him, but she didn’t have much choice.

Reminiscent of Louis L’Amour’s style.

Marathon is a quiet little Texas town, and it’s getting quieter. Kids are vanishing, disappearing like tumbleweeds in the desert wind.
Somebody — or something — is taking them.

Action. Adventure. Romance. Suspense. The Bends is a supernatural thriller rollercoaster ride!
Recommended for Fans of Blake Crouch, Stephen King, J.A. Konrath, and Dean Koontz
Other Books:
Las Cruces, Like, Dead Ends, Six, Texas Jack

Will the Amish community of Faith’s Creek witness a love story stitched in the fabric of faith, resilience, and quiet strength?

Rachel King’s life has always been bound by the threads of devotion and duty. Since raising her three sisters, Rachel has found peace in solitude and immersed herself in the world of quilting and gardening until the return of her youngest sister Mary disrupts the carefully stitched pattern of her life.

Widower David Fisher has moved his family to Faith’s Creek. He has watched his daughter Hannah struggle since her mother’s passing and hopes for a fresh start. When Hannah’s path intertwines with Rachel’s at the quilting circle, their shared love for the craft sews the seeds of an unlikely friendship. Rachel guides Hannah through grief, giving her the strength to overcome heartbreak.ove might be just around the corner at the quilting circle.

*Describes the construction of the Titanic, life aboard the ship during its maiden voyage, the sinking of the ship, rescue efforts, and the discovery and exploration of the wreck
*Includes accounts written by passengers, crew members, White Star Line officials, and explorers of the wreck
*Includes a bibliography for further reading
*Includes a table of contents

“I cannot imagine any condition which would cause a ship to founder. I cannot conceive of any vital disaster happening to this vessel.” – Captain Edward J. Smith

Just before midnight on April 14, 1912, the RMS Titanic, the largest ship in the world, hit an iceberg, starting a chain of events that would ultimately make it history’s most famous, and notorious, ship. In the over 100 years since it sank on its maiden voyage, the Titanic has been the subject of endless fascination, as evidenced by the efforts to find its final resting spot, the museums full of its objects, and the countless books, documentaries, and movies made about the doomed ocean liner. Thanks to the dramatization of the Titanic’s sinking and the undying interest in the story, millions of people are familiar with various aspects of the ship’s demise, and the nearly 1,500 people who died in the North Atlantic in the early morning hours of April 15, 1912. The sinking of the ship is still nearly as controversial now as it was over 100 years ago, and the drama is just as compelling.