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No Safe Place (Taylor Wilmering)

By Angela Sturm
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A sleeper terrorist cell, Ansar Inshallah, has begun attacking schools, killing innocents as they believed American society is corrupting its children. The Ansar Inshallahs response to this perceived injustice is to eradicate it. John Anderson, of the CTD and Erin Walker, of the FBI, were tasked with identifying the threat to the local people comingling their agencies in an effort to locate and dissolve this band of radicals.

In this hard to put down book, Wilmering’s spy thriller has the beginnings of ….Read More

Compelling Conversations (Eric H. Roth and Toni Aberson)

By Sheryl Faber
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Compelling Conversation: Questions and Quotations on Timeless Topics, written by Eric H. Roth and Toni Abersonis a conversation and study guide for students of advanced courses in English as a Second Language (ESL). It provides a variety of interesting and intriguing topics which the class can feed from to help them become more comfortable with learning and speaking a new language easily and effortlessly with others, both in and out of the classroom.

Many students who take ESL classes fail to go beyond the basics in grammar, conversation and sentence structure, and comprehending the English language with all of its intricacies.

The topics covered in the manual…Read More

Growl (Elaine Pierson)

By Judy A. Kessinger
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The character Lacey in this story feels different from everyone because she has the ability to move things when she is angered, hurt, etc. She doesn’t know how she can do this, just that she can and she uses this ability to get others attention when she feels out of control in her life. Her mother doesn’t seem to have any sympathy for her and her real father has not been in the picture for a long time. So Lacey has to deal with her mother and stepfather in the best way she knows how when they confront her about things that happen because she uses her ability.

As a result of her stepfather wanting to send her back to the hospital where Lacey does not want to go because they try anything to find out how and why she can do what she does, Lacey finally….Read More

Angel River Falls (Thomas A. Morgan)

By Judy A. Kessinger
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This book portrays the feelings that come once you leave your hometown and want to return once again after a number of years and hope that all is the same as it was when you left it. Or hope against hope that it has grown, improved, etc. for the better.

When Trey finally does come home again, he faces people who have been living there since he left. He knows he is going to face his past and will even have to answer for the unintentional tragedy he caused before he left….Read More