140 uears later, slavery is alive and well in the U.S. If you think slavery was abolished in 1865, this novel will jolt you back to reality. Nearly 30 million human beings are being held as slaves, mainly sold as sexual victims around the world today. Fully half are children, sold into prostitution or to pedophiles. These numbers swell by nearly one million more captives every year...and many will find their way into the U.S. ´ Ripped from today’s headlines, author Ulf Mörling’s thriller unmasks the horror of the global slave trafficking epidemic. One outraged, death driven, former NYPD detective tracks down the monsters behind the depravity, and comes face to face with the female mastermind at the heart of a web of pure evil. Deceit, passion, violence, heroism and true love punctuate this novel, and even as it storms to its conclusion, the reader is left wondering whether Carlson’s efforts and sacrifices have all been worthwhile - or whether the genius behind the global slave trade will escape death row to continue to rule her global criminal empire. But there is more. The Author makes a sensational promise no one ever has done before. When you own this book you may think of any word in it (close to 90,000 words!) and Ulf Mörling will tell you what word you are thinking of! See instructions on page……..

The Godmother

Ulf Morling

Literature & Fiction

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Business & Money

Tonja Demoff

Real Estate

The Science of Love: Rational Answers to the Irrational Emotions of Adoring, Caring, Longing, and Heartbreak

Uldis Sprogis

Parenting & Relationships

THE PRICE FOR BEING A GAY CHILD: DEPRESSION, ANXIETY AND SUICIDE This is the book for all gay youths and their parents. Dr. Thomas Domenici’s book expresses all the intensity of a young gay boy’s coming to terms with his same-gender preference. It is an inspiring and compelling message of compassion and empathy, brilliantly realized. Lies That Bind gives insights into the mind of an emotionally broken boy who can no longer play the "I’m-not-gay" game. The boy confides in his family as he also learns to deal with the severe depression that can lead to substance abuse and suicide. This book is about banishing shame and shunning ineffective "remedies" to ease the pain of being gay. It’s about managing anger, lust and revenge. Most importantly, it’s about healing, embracing reality and discovering a social and moral comfort zone. Lies That Bind promotes truth and openness, alerts both children and parents to the process molesters use to lure gay boys, and cautions against the perils of trying to change gender preferences in children.

Lies That Bind

Domenici, Thomas

Contemporary

A Man Who Loves Challenges.    Jake Ross is a Private Investigator -- a real Private Investigator. He's been observing -- and, admittedly, profiting from this private investigation explosion for a long time. He has distinguished himself with over 35 years of investigative experience in both public and private sectors. He is a Board Certified Criminal Defense Investigator and has worked more than 5,000 cases. Several of his most fascinating cases are described in this book. He and his agency have been retained to handle a constantly multiplying variety of cases, performing more complex services. His investigations run a gamut of criminal and civil cases from criminal defense to robbery, murder and VIP protection. He's independent, on his own. No political suffering from election anxieties peers over his shoulder. The private investigator can improvise, freewheel, and throw away the book. He can tread freely on toes without fear of banishment or loss of rank. Besides -- this is probably most important of all -- the private investigator knows that if he solves a case, his client will be lavish with gratitude, praise and money. Prior to opening his private investigative firm, Mr. Ross served in U.S. Army during the Vietnam Era, received an honorable discharge, returned home to become a police officer, and later served as a state attorney investigator. He holds a Master's degree in Criminal Justice and graduated cum laude from St. John's University. He obtained his B.S. degree in Criminology, graduated cum laude from Bethune-Cookman College. He has been honored numerous times for his professional and civic contributions, and was named "Investigator of the Year" in 2004 by the National Criminal Defense Council. His exciting new book, based on his actual case experience, reflects the high professional standards Mr. Ross has consistently exemplified."

Jake Ross, Private Investigator

Jake Ross

"A riveting thriller about meth and the lethal drug culture that surrounds it. A fact-based tale of horror shows how drug labs are reseeding the sacred soil of small town U.S.A. with addiction and organized crime - the new terrorism in America."--cover

Stumbling Stone

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Thomas, Suzanne

Thrillers & Suspense

Is there a cure for Alzheimer`s? "Alzheimer's: A Message of Hope" proves beyond a doubt that this dreaded disease, long considered incurable, can actually be prevented, improved and even reversed through lifestyle adjustments involving diet, exercise, stress management, health education and appropriate medical care. 
Dr. Abraham Isaac Anbar has achieved systematic improvements in patients suffering with Alzheimer's at the state-of-the-art care facilities he has established. He believes his success in helping patients is based primarily on a natural and holistic treatment plan, with special attention paid to the integration of the biological, psychosocial and belief system of the individual. 
"Alzheimer's: A Message of Hope" offers practical information for family members who are caring for Alzheimer's patients at home. The book also includes the latest research and testing of pharmaceutical drugs which may soon be available. 
With half of all families in America have a member suffering with Alzhiemer's and other degenerative diseases, this book can give all of us hope.

Alzheimer's: A Message of Hope

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Abraham Isaac Anbar

Alternative Medicine

WHO MOVED THE DOG POOP? It May Not be Cheese--But It’s Also Not the End of the World. 
If your stress level ever reached the boiling point over finding dog poop in the living room, then this is the book for you. 
Imagine taking the best of the Old Farmer's Almanac and Who Moved My Cheese, and you have an idea of what's in store for you with this priceless book by author Edgar Deitemyer: a witty perspective on life’s little obstacles written in a humorous and timeless fashion. With a Midwestern sensibility, Fiction and Fact from Ed’s Almanac, gives readers a happier and healthier way to look at challenges, mishaps, accidents, and problems. Fiction and Fact from Ed’s Almanac contains over 50 interesting facts about life and how to deal with them in a sane, rational and sometimes humorous way, like "if a dog poops in the living room," says Ed, "either you clean it up or you learn to live with it."

Fiction And Fact from Ed's Almanac

Self-Help

Deitemyer, Edgar

Success

Family and friends are shocked and outraged when a 15 year old girl accuses her father of sexually molesting her. As the girl's behavior becomes severely erratic, her life begins to spiral out of control. Soon, she finds herself alone and on the run as her loved ones begin to doubt her story. 
Gwen Saucedo recounts the tragic journey of a young woman's struggle with mental illness for over a decade before she is professionally diagnosed with a condition known as bipolar disorder. 
It is estimated that 15 million Americans are affected by this illness that causes mood swings of extreme elation to overwhelming depression which sometimes leads to suicide. By sharing this story, the author hopes to raise an awareness that will enable the public to recognize the common symptoms associated with bipolar disorder and to seek early treatment. 
Descent Into Madness demonstrates a variety of methods used to cope with and to overcome this illness including medications, psychotherapy, and a holistic approach. This book is highly recommended for anyone suffering from or who knows someone afflicted with bipolar disorder.

Descent into Madness

Ousman, Gwen

Family Relationships

Memoir of an Alcoholic American Spy

Biographies & Memoirs

Allen Anderson

Memoirs

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