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When Moses Was a Shaman
by Janet Rudolph
When Moses was a Shaman delves into Moses's most famous legends to unlock hidden shaman knowledge. Come to discover a radically new and inspiring take on some of the oldest tales of the Bible. Published 2019 by FlowerHeartProductions (coming soon in Spanish).
Categories: Religion and Spirituality Metaphysical, Supernatural and the Occult Medical Mystery Nonfiction
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Why Good People Can't Leave Bad Relationships
by Cindi Sansone Braff
Have you ever wondered how a nice person like yourself became a magnet for louses, lowlifes, lunatics and liars? If so, then this book is definitely a must-read for you. Trust that it will help you with all your relationships, including personal, professional, platonic, and romantic ones. More importantly, this book will help you have a better relationship with God and with yourself.
Be prepared to be shocked as you learn just how bad your so-called good traits can be. To The Good to a Fault People (The Great Enablers), Cindi Sansone-Braff will be seen as their saving grace. To The Self-Serving Narcissists (The Unfixables), she's definitely going to be their worst nightmare. Click on this link to purchase now!
Categories: Metaphysical, Supernatural and the Occult Self-Help, Personal Growth and Self-Esteem Religion and Spirituality
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William's Wondering Week
by Jacqueline Klouda
William's Wondering Week is a funny story about a boy who, on this particular week, imagines his mom having all sorts of fun while he is hard at work at school. Published 2017 by Mascot Books.
Categories: Children's Books Fiction
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Wings Over Germany
by Eric B. Forsyth
Author Eric Forsyth has just published his third novel,
Wings Over Germany, which covers one of the most dramatic periods in recent history, the first part of WWII.
RAF Squadron Leader Allan Chadwick, the recurring character in the "Wings" series, is right at the center of the "gripping action", as Kirkus Reviews described it, which the author writes about in "brutally evocative prose." Publishers Weekly's BookLife Review described Wings Over Germany as "Exciting WWII aviation action, with a firm sense of tech and history" and noted that "Forsyth, as always, captures the thrill of flight and the terror of battle with a nuts-and-bolts accuracy that, crucially, doesn't slow down the suspenseful storytelling during scenes of action."
Published by Yacht Fiona Books, May 2023.
Categories: History Fiction Military and War Aviation
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Wings Over Iraq
by Eric B. Forsyth
In this historical novel set in Iraq in the turbulent lead-up to WWII, the British patrol the oil fields using obsolete Vimy bombers, while the Germans recruit opportunistic local tribes to sabotage British efforts and help set up an archaeological dig as an espionage cover. As fascists ascend to power in Europe, newly-qualified British RAF pilot Allan Chadwick is given his first assignment to an airfield near Baghdad.A gauche young man from a small English town, he is soon initiated into the brutalities and inefficiencies of war, as well as the pleasures and surprises of romantic liaisons. Chadwick demonstrates an innate aircraft and engineering know-how, which serves him well, but is nearly his undoing when he heads back to Britain for his next assignment.
Published by Yacht Fiona Books, May 2020.
Categories: Fiction Military and War Middle East History
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