Author Cecilia Kaelin now, as an adult, finds herself with a better understanding of her grandparents' words. “I didn’t know it then, but my grandparents were teaching me about life. They taught me courage, patience, self-control, sharing, caring, that there were rewards for my hard work and labor, and that a job well done has its own rewards. My grandparents left me many years ago, but many times in my life, I find them as close to me as I am to the written word. If you listen closely, I believe you can hear those messages and apply them in …

William Botchelko just Googled his real name – Alfred Botchelko. It turns out Alfred 'Botch' Botchelko is an infamous, reclusive poet who hasn’t published in years and has never been photographed. William, on the other hand, is a Kinko’s manager, married 16 years and a father of a teenage daughter he refers to as 'a snarling, nocturnal badger.' William doesn’t intentionally become Botch; he simply implies that he’s him. That one little lie brings the real Botchelko’s mob ties, debt collectors and deranged fans to his door. Now, with his job, his marriage and his home in jeopardy, William must …

In the global corridors of power, a group of faceless men is positioning to usurp control of one of the world's primary energy resources: uranium. Climate change looms large. Luke Sinclair is a young, Australian-born professor of mineralogy and an expert in the nuclear-fuel cycle. Up to now, he's led a carefree, hedonistic lifestyle. But things change: Renegade North Korea is about to transfer its illicitly acquired nuclear-weapons technology to Myanmar. The CIA wants to block the development. It enlists the aid of the Australian Secret Intelligence Service. ASIS commandeers Luke, who quickly discovers there are wheels within wheels. Who …

Christopher the Choo Choo Train is a fun new children’s book about a little boy who loves trains. In fact, Christopher always pretends to be a train when he is at home, at Grandma’s house, and even at the grocery store. He loves trains so much that he wishes he could become a real choo choo train. When Christopher falls asleep on the floor, he dreams that he is now a train. But Christopher also realizes that because he is a train, he cannot go home with Grandma and Grandpa, because he’s too big! This makes Christopher sad, so he …

The real danger of Soviet deception during the fall of communism is exposed in this startling account that takes a firsthand look behind the Iron Curtain. Learn how the KGB sought world domination, starting with the USSR. Read the shocking facts about the true origin of international terrorism in the 1960s. Author Robert Buchar presents years of research and interviews with major players. His first-hand experience as a political refugee makes this an authentic and eye-opening account of Western Civilization’s main enemy. *Robert Buchar’s book fills a vacuum, shedding light on the KGB’s secret assistance to Communism and its tyrants …

Exciting, visceral and thoroughly entertaining, The Game: Adventure Begins follows two groups of rival role-players as they are magically transported into a fantasy world after using a mysterious pair of dice. Discovering that they are nothing like their powerful role-playing characters, the groups are forced to adapt, or die, as they seek out the dice which will return them to their own world. Adopting two divergent routes, the groups are soon bitter rivals in the fantasy world, much as they had been in the real world, but with much higher stakes. As they head for a collision course which transcends …

If you have a lot of questions about life and the future of planet Earth that remain unanswered, this book is a must read. The UNSEEN: What will Not Happen in 2012 offers answers to many of the questions that you may have wondered about. Are ghosts real? Can the dead communicate with us? Did we evolve from lower life forms? What really happens to us when we die? What will happen in 2012? Will a comet or asteroid impact end life on Earth? The UNSEEN: What Will Not Happen in 2012 seeks to answer these and other questions, challenging …