Tiger (The Five Ancestors, Book 1)

“Tiger clips along at a lightning pace!”—Eoin ColferTwelve-year-old Fu and his temple brothers Malao, Seh, Hok, and Long don’t know who their parents were. Raised from infancy by their grandmaster, they think of their temple as their home and their fellow warrior monks as their family. Then one terrible night, the temple is destroyed by an army led by a former monk named Ying, whose heart is bent on revenge. Fu and his brothers are the only survivors. Charged by their grandmaster to uncover the secrets of their past, the five flee into the countryside and go their separate ways. Somehow, Grandmaster has promised, their pasts are connected to Ying’s. Understanding that the past is the key to shaping the future, the first book in the series follows Fu as he struggles to find out more and prove himself in the process. Fu’s name literally means “tiger,” for he is the youngest-ever master of the fierce fighting style modeled after that animal.From the Hardcover edition.

Jeffrey Stone

Listening Library

Laura Jamison has it all: She’s beautiful, sensual, married with two children, and a brilliant corporate lawyer living and working in Southeast Asia. Then a secret love affair with a handsome stranger takes her on romantic adventures through Thailand and the jungles of Borneo. She enters a new world of excitement, gambling, and erotic sex that includes the other world of the female. But is there such a thing as having too much too soon? Through her work, Laura meets a powerful billionaire client who gives her China, Macau, London, and Rome; a heady high-stakes world that ends in terrible tragedy that threatens to destroy her life and those whom she loves. Letters to Rainbow is an exotic story that crosses continents and barriers. The inclusion of the e-mails from JT to Laura provides a break from an intense, intriguing story; the scenery descriptions are excellent. This book breaks new ground. Writers Digest, 12th Annual International Self-Published Book Awards The authors’ insight into the lives of the Penan and Dyak tribes of Borneo and temples of Angkor Wat are woven into the fabric of an illicit love affair that lifts this book to the “worth reading” category. Sir Khoo H.C. Letters To Rainbow gives the reader a snapshot into the exotic life and cultures in Southeast Asia and holds you spellbound right to the final page. C. Zefferys, Author, Work Sucks! Is This as Good as it Gets?

Letters To Rainbow: A Romantic Adventure Novel

Literature & Fiction

Louise Little

Erotica

iUniverse, Inc.

<p>Eject! Eject! Eject! As the jet spun, G forces did their best to kill me! As I tried to raise my hands up for the ejector seat loop, the Gs forced my hands down. I tried to grab the seat handle between my legs, but then my arms were forced up. There were three or five gyrations of this, and for a moment, I thought I would not be able to get either one and become dust when the jet exploded! The Tomcat cartwheeled and fell lower and lower. I struggled to grasp the handle, and finally I caught the overhead loop and pulled it hard down past my face and to my chest The next thing I knew, I felt a sudden jerk! I took a breath and closed my eyes You think youve had it rough? Youll be amazed when you read about some of the most terrifying and nerve-wracking moments of one mans life. Join author Jeffrey Stone as he recalls the moments that have defined his character, through the eyes of protagonist Jack Stokes. Stranded in the ocean from a plane crash, left alone with minimal supplies, Jack Stokes clings to life for as long as possible! The peanut butter and fresh water wont last forever, though. And the sharks are looking very hungry</p>

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Memoirs

Tate Publishing

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