Something I haven’t thought about in years. When I was really small, I remember having an intercom system in our house. There was one in each bedroom and one upstairs in the family room. I remember my parents, rather than walking all the way down the stairs, using it to call my sister and I to dinner. I thought we were so high tech. Unfortunately it broke and my parents never bothered to fix it. I always thought it was absolutely brilliant and over the years wondered why more people didn’t have them in their homes. This morning my oldest baby basset, using his cell phone, called my hubby from his bed and told him he would be sleeping in and would be going to the gym after school instead of before. Hmm… how nice. The intercom has been fixed
The Mystery of Mistletoe Motel (Cozy Christmas)
by Camille Cabrera
Genre: Mystery, Thriller & Suspense
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Promising accountant Lacy Pondwater never wanted to own the Mistletoe Motel. However, when Lacy’s mother passes away and her dad grows too old to readjust roof tiles, she scrambles, with the help of her younger sister Stacy, to keep the family business afloat. Worse, the motel has been in desperate need of an update since the ’80s and is overlooked by travelers thanks to GPS maps routing away potential customers. On a constantly shrinking shoestring budget, Lacy’s maxed out every credit card and is at the end of her rope. After a few too many glasses of wine and paranormal crime shows, Lacy embellishes the description of the Mistletoe Motel online to include Victorian era haunts and the occasional ghost encounter. Business rapidly picks up and after a few days, Stacy tells Lacy that guests have been finding their belongings in the strangest of places, like inside of the chimney. A question slowly circles around the back of Lacy’s mind. Did she inadvertently invite a haunting to Mistletoe Motel, or are her eager guests merely manifesting their own adventures? Of course, white lies always come back to bite, and when a ghost hunting television show asks to film, the sisters reluctantly agree. Only a Christmas miracle can save the motel from bankruptcy and Lacy from a life of fraud.
Previously ranked #1 on Amazon’s Mystery Romance chart
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Best Friends, Best Forgotten (BFBF Series Book 1)
by David Skalny
Genre: Teen & Young Adult
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“Best Friends, Best Forgotten” is a Young Adult fiction novel set in the American Midwest within a civilization billed as a new utopia and follows the growing love of two high school students, Eden and Ashlynn, as they navigate this new and changing world. In Eden and Ashlynn’s world, tech is a part of life from the earliest age. Tech is life. But when their new friendship evolved into a great love, they could not be prepared for the price that technology would demand of them. They would come to realize sometimes even the best of friends are best forgotten.
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Subversive Action (Covert Action Book 3)
by Ross Sidor
Genre: Literature & Fiction
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After a terrorist bombing in the former Soviet Union kills two undercover American spies, the CIA brings former army Ranger turned freelance operative Avery back into the fold in this novel of global action and political intrigue.
Avery’s mission to identify the killers will take him from the front lines of conflict in eastern Ukraine and to the Caucasus Mountains, where a secret campaign is already underway to prepare the battlefield and destabilize a NATO ally. The forces arrayed against Avery and his team include Russian spymasters, battle-tested mercenaries, and an army of highly trained and dedicated terrorists led by a dangerous new adversary.
SUBVERSIVE ACTION is an explosive thriller that takes readers deep into the new Cold War and the shadowy realm of hybrid warfare, sure to please fans of Vince Flynn and Andy McNab.
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Call me Dragon (Dragon Fires Rising Book 1)
by Marc Secchia
Genre: Fantasy | Teen & Young Adult
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Call me Dragon. It’s the last thing you’ll ever do.
Blitz the Devastator has never done a decent day’s devastating in his life. Fireless, artistic and shunned by his Dragon Clan, he struggles to pillage even the meanest village. A future full of misery and failure beckons.
This much is true until the day the burly brown Dragon successfully – imagine that – kidnaps the Princess Azania. As a black Princess of T’nagru, this spirited beauty is by definition the most unforgettable woman in the seventeen realms. Knights errant, men-at-arms and sundry Princes expire at her feet in drivelling worship.
Unfortunately, they all want his scaly head on a platter shortly thereafter. Goes with the territory.
To Blitz’s consternation, the royal nuisance refuses to behave herself and be a typical pampered Princess. With humour, unconventional flair and the odd stomp of her diminutive slipper, she sets out to reform her Dragon.
One question remains. Who will save the Dragon from the Princess?
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Roy Orbison: A Life from Beginning to End (Biographies of Musicians)
by Hourly History
Genre: History
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Discover the remarkable life of Roy Orbison… Free BONUS Inside!
Roy Orbison possessed a voice that commanded immediate attention. He may have appeared meek and mild-mannered on the surface, yet beneath this facade lay an inner world brimming with passion and fervor. Orbison’s style was innovative and avant-garde, almost as if he were an embodiment of alternative rock before the term even entered the lexicon. He represented the emotive, tender facet of rock and roll, a stark contrast to his contemporaries who were often swathed in leather jackets and exuded the confidence of a typical rockstar.
Yet despite achieving international success with songs like “Only the Lonely,” “Crying,” and “Oh, Pretty Woman,” Orbison’s life was far from perfect. The premature deaths of his wife and two of his children had a profound impact on him, and his music from this period reflects a deep sense of loss. His life journey, punctuated by soaring highs and heartbreaking lows, is a tale of resilience and survival, and this book aims to explore it thoroughly from beginning to end.
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A Gambler’s Final Gunshot (Grit and Glory on the Frontier)
by Derek Levine
Genre: Literature & Fiction
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Wyatt Cross, a man who once had it all, finds himself consumed by darkness after the horrific death of his wife and children. With vengeance burning in his veins, he returns to the treacherous world of poker… determined to uncover the truth behind their brutal fate. Playing the cards with a skill honed by pain, Wyatt becomes entangled in accusations of cheating, itching for a fight that may reveal his enemies…
With no room for sore losers, will his dangerous quest lead him closer to the elusive killer?
As Wyatt’s quest intensifies, a mysterious figure named Earnest emerges, recognizing his extraordinary card-playing abilities. Earnest makes an enticing proposition: an invitation to a high-stakes poker tournament hosted by an enigmatic man with the answers to Wyatt’s deepest secrets. Fueled by an unwavering determination, Wyatt accepts the invitation, determined to confront the hidden enemy responsible for the worst day of his life. With time running out, Wyatt’s path intertwines with that of an unlikely ally, and together, they will embark on a perilous journey…
Will he manage to face the truth behind the most revealing poker game of his life?
Every move counts as Wyatt fights for justice, unwilling to back down until the truth is unveiled. The high-stakes game of life and death will either leave him victorious or on the cusp of another tragedy. Will he expose the murderer responsible for his family’s demise, or will he pay the ultimate price, forever lost in the chaos of an unsolved mystery?
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