Search Our Authors & Books
Search results: 383 books
Page 59 of 77
The Mannequins
by Elyse Salpeter
In the deep woods of California, there's an old decaying mansion with a terrible secret. When any enter its doors, the house claims them, propelling them to a land in a different reality, run by a man who calls himself, the Preacher. If you play by his rules, you live a life of luxury, but if you displease him? With a flick of his wrist, you are transformed into a living doll, a mannequin, and there is no escape… until the madman is done playing with you.
Published by KeBen Publishing, 2014.
Categories: Fiction Metaphysical, Supernatural and the Occult Horror Strange, Bizarre and Offbeat
See more books by Elyse Salpeter
The Medal, a novel
by Kerriann Flanagan Brosky
When twenty-one-year-old pastry chef Bethany Fitzpatrick says goodbye to her own dreams to stay home and care for her disabled father, her faith and life are shattered, until years later when a mysterious stranger—who seems to have stepped straight off the set of The Godfather—appears in her bakery, tells her about a deceased Italian friar named Padre Pio who performed miracles, and restores Bethany's faith in God, herself, and even… angels.
Publisher: Dog Ear Publishing, 2012
Categories: Fiction Long Island, New York Religion and Spirituality Christian Books
See more books by Kerriann Flanagan Brosky
The Miracle Worker
by Natasha Guruleva
The Miracle Worker is a short fairy tale story about our interdependence in creating Beauty.
See more books by Natasha Guruleva
The Monster Bones of St. Frederick Island
by JoAnn Vergona-Krapp
A family summer visit to a remote New England island reveals the long-ago secret of a discovery of monster bones on the beach They travel back in time to find how a group of kids calling themselves The Buccaneers found these bones and what they mean.
Publisher, Annie Tillery Mysteries, 2025.
Categories: Children's Books Fiction Action and Adventure Mystery, Thrillers and Suspense
See more books by JoAnn Vergona-Krapp
The Mute's Masquerade
by Anne Coltman
Alistair Collins never wanted to follow in the footsteps of his father, something that greatly disappointed the elder Major Collins, a patriotic officer in the British Fusiliers. A talented musician like his mother, Alistair looked forward to a successful career in music. But when tragedy struck at home, grief mixed with guilt and despair changed the course of the musician's life and propelled him into the army and to a war that give rise to a man he no longer knew.
His struggle to regain his career and sanity in the aftermath of an unfortunate accident in the Gulf War and his constant battle with post-traumatic stress disorder added to the agony of his life. Forced to live in silence, his life had no meaning until his accidental encounter with the young talented musician Yvee Benton.
Poignant and powerful, The Mute's Masquerade is an amazing insight into the results of PTSD and the unique effect of music and what it means to find tranquility in the midst of despair, contentment through a game of charade, and an everlasting hunger for life's unending song.
Categories: Fiction
See more books by Anne Coltman
Pages: |< < 54 55 56 57 58 [59] 60 61 62 63 > >|
