<p>Mary Lou is extremely sensitive. She begins dreaming about a woman in the early part of the century. The dreams tell a continuing story. Soon Mary Lou finds messages in mirror image writing from Margaret Montague, the woman in her dreams. She claims to have died at Hillside in 1911. If this entity does exist, what does she want from Mary Lou?</p>

Notes in A Mirror

HELEN MACIE OSTERMAN

Weaving Dreams Publishing

The Problem Solvers Alphabet was invented to help victims of psychic attack and spiritual problems. The Glyphs are an easy method that can be used by anyone to help others and themselves to be healed. The magical system developed in the Solving Psychic Attack combines Hermetic Magic, Gematria, and magical alphabets, as utilized by many ancient cultures. It teaches you how to energize your own magical creations to key into the vibrations, colors, and images of the glyphs and Akashic gemstone: all based on tested ancient wisdom, which have been updated and developed for students in a new magical age.

Solving Psychic Attack

Nita Hickok

Parenting & Relationships

Life goes by in a blink.  One moment can change everything. For most, death is the eternal end. Bryan Caleb has unfinished business. Even as he struggles with his own mortality, Bryan must find the compassion within himself to help guide Lisa Zane, an emotionally and spiritually drained young girl, through her troubled life to find her purpose.  For it is only with Lisa's help that Bryan can rescue his  son, Kriticos Caleb.

Life, Death, and Back

Romance

Vespia, Cynthia

Paranormal

Red Storm Regime is the first volume of a 4-volume series. In a unique twist to the norm, it is not the adults who are the saviors of the forces of good, but rather a group of eight pre-teen children who are willing to give up their youth and their innocence to preserve the way of life of an entire galaxy.

Red Storm Regime

Mj Goodnow Marie Pacha

Marie Pacha

Eve Moore appears to have an ideal life: a lovely home, two grown children, and a husband who is a good provider. As the years go by, her husband's alcoholism escalates, and he becomes abusive. When Eve tells him she wants to go back to work, he feels threatened. After a violent episode, she packs a bag and leaves.      Eve meets Patrick O'Malley, a kindly man who becomes the brother she never had. He helps her to resume her nursing career that she set aside so many years before.      One day Patrick disappears from her life with no explanation. Eve is devastated, but, with determination and the help of friends, she picks up the threads of her existence and weaves them into a comfortable lifestyle.      Ten years later, Patrick calls. Living 300 miles from Eve and gravely ill, he wants to see her. They rekindle their relationship, but on a different level.      Through Patrick, Eve meets Paul Connors, a retired psychologist. They fall in love, but neither is willing to give up their individual lifestyle. Patrick dies soon after, giving them his blessing.      Can Eve and Paul sustain a meaningful long distance relationship? Does their love transcend the limits of space? Is any love deep enough?

Song of the Rails

Ex-cop Vicky Langford knows she made her share of enemies while on the Westport Police Force. Now an investigative reporter, she finds that hasn't changed. Someone is out for revenge, and he has Vicky in his sights. When her eighteen-month-old son, Josh, vanishes without a trace, Vicky is thrust into a mother's worst nightmare. There are no clues or witnesses, just a bloodied note left pinned to Josh's teddy bear.

Lullaby

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Scarpaci, Sherry

Mystery

Raising My Furry Children is an affectionate account of one person's experiences with her beloved furry children. Originally introduced in a newspaper column, these humorous, and sometimes sad, recollections will touch the heart of every pet owner. Anyone who ever owned a pet will relate to many of the experiences that Tracy Ahrens shares with her readers. If you are a pet lover, this is a book you should read.

Raising My Furry Children

Tracy Ahrens

<p>Date Time Online is a ripe, raunchy, and racy look at the online dating world from "one who has been there, done that." It is an unabashed and opinionated commentary on online dating, which also presents advice for those of either sex who insist on jumping into the fray filled with sharks, scams, and decent men/women. The book includes tales such as that of the gent who was almost an hour late for a date with the author because of an alleged bowel issue that required him to stop at every toilet along the way. Did she finally find her man online? You'll have to read the book to find out.</p>

Date Time Online

Mary Anne Donovan

Whipping Post is the first book in 15 years to be written by a truck driver, about a truck driver. Much like John Grisham writes a fictional story wrapped around the legal profession, Whipping Post is written around the trucking industry, putting a human face behind the big rigs you see - and cuss - going down the highway. This novel is written by a trucker, with over thirty-seven years of daily trucking experience who can put pen to paper; rather than by an author trying to be a trucker for a month from a passenger seat.

Whipping Post

Alan N. Webber

Emma Winberry and The Evil Eye: The Prequel is the first of the already famous Emma Winberry Mystery series. While sixtyish Emma Winberry and her friend, Gladys Foster, are enjoying a tour of southern Italy, they overhear a conversation by two members of the opera chorus. One of them shows his hatred of the famous tenor, Marcantonio Speranza. When Emma returns to her home in Brookfield, IL, she reads a notice in the newspaper reporting an accident to Speranza during a rehearsal. Another report of a near miss accident to Speranza convinces Emma that someone is attempting to harm the tenor. She remembers the two men in Sicily and begins investigating which singers appeared in the productions when the accidents occurred. Two names in the chorus stand out, Bruno Gentile and Gerard Torano. Emma becomes a supernumerary (extra) for the Midwest Opera Company where she becomes romantically involved with a fellow super, Nate Sandler. Speranza is scheduled to sing at the Midwest and both these men are in the chorus. Emma is convinced that one of them will again attempt to harm the tenor. On opening night, Bruno Gentile, who has a personal vendetta against Speranza, lets a mouse out of his pocket, disrupting the chorus and dancers. Emma is jostled by other cast members and, when she sees a shiny object in Gentile's hand, knocks into him. He pushes her out of the way directly onto the body of the fallen tenor who is singing a farewell to his subjects. No one believes Emma when she reports the incident until the soprano corroborates her story. When the police try to find Gentile, he has gone back to Sicily.

Emma Winberry and the Evil Eye: A Prequel.

Osterman, Helen Macie

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