David Malone is a private detective with a unique specialty-he can find anyone, anywhere in the world providing he has a picture of them, he knows their name, and they are near a mirror. They have to be near a mirror because he finds them by staring into the special mirror on his bedroom wall and coming out near them as a mirror walker. No one believes that David actually finds people in his mirror, but when First Lady Helena Travis is kidnaped- apparently by the Chinese- Secret Service Agent Mark Nash seeks out the nutjob that his brother, Detective Robert Nash, swears can find people, living or dead, no matter where they are. The kidnappers, who have made it look like the Chinese are behind the kidnaping, are sure that President Douglas Travis is crazy enough to send the missiles to China just because his wife was missing. So, finding her is not just a matter of rescuing the President's wife. Returning her to Washington is the only way to avert World War Three. Agent Nash tells David, "Every US agency on earth is on full alert and looking for anything, anywhere, no matter how off the wall, that might help us find her. But they are coming up empty. You are more of a 'Hail, Mary' pass in the last two seconds of the game." Sometimes those last second passes score the winning touchdown.

Mirror-Walker: The President's Wife Is Missing

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Micone, Mitchell

Thrillers & Suspense

Fiction4all

Jacquetta Wydeville (or Woodville) was the matriarch behind a dynasty. Her daughter's marriage to Edward IV took the family to the highest point in the land and all of her thirteen children were given titles and honours and high ranking marriages were arranged for them, something which outraged the court and led to the family being referred to as upstarts and popinjays. With her daughter crowned Queen of England, Jacquetta could have been forgiven for thinking all was good in her world, but her beloved husband Richard and her son John were caught up in the fighting between Edward IV and his cousin Richard Neville, Earl of Warwick, and both men were executed after the battle of Edgecote. Jacquetta was charged with witchcraft but was found not guilty after the king intervened on her behalf. It had been a narrow escape, so many believed that she had cast spells so that the king would fall for the charms of her daughter and so elevate the Woodvilles in the land. This powerful woman left a lasting legacy with the children she bore - her grand daughter Elizabeth of York married Henry VII, thus ending the Lancastrian/York rivalry for all time. Historians see Jacquetta Woodville from different viewpoints. Dorothy Davies is a medium and can only write what is given to her. This is Jacquetta's story, as told by herself...

Not The Shadow Of A Man

Davies, Dorothy

Literature & Fiction

Gray Tide in the East: An alternate history of the first World War

Heller, Andrew J.

Genre Fiction

Tidal Effects is the sequel to Gray Tide in the East, the popular alternate history of the First World War. In Gray Tide, the Germans cancel their planned invasion of Belgium in 1914, turning their armies eastward to crush Russia without interference from Great Britain or the United States. Tidal Effects picks up the story in 1923. In High Tide, the U.S. discovers that Germany is building a secret naval base on Martinique, which they acquired from France as part of the peace settlement in 1915. It is a clear challenge to U.S. control of the Western Hemisphere, but how will the isolationist, pacifism-minded American respond when the Kaiser escalates the situation to the brink of war?
In the second story, Austria-Hungary is under the thumb of its powerful neighbor, and Emperor Charles would like to find new diplomatic partners and free his country from German domination. He calls in an American newspaperman to secretly sound out allies for a new treaty organization to meet the German threat. Meanwhile the Kaiser’s agent “Wolf” is working to undermine the Dual Monarchy, by encouraging a revolution in Hungarian that will allow Germany to gobble up the new territory won by Austria in the war. Tidal Effects offers two stories filled with action, political maneuvering, treachery, spies and surprises.

Gray Tide 2: Tidal Effects

Two authors, thirteen stories, a collection of literary speculative fiction. Wicked tales geared for strangeness.

Thirteen Wicked Tales

Bacon, Eugen

E Don, Harpe

Literary

Have you ever wondered what it is like on the other side? Have you ever thought of trying to contact someone from another univers? Have you ever had a question you would like answered? If you answered "yes" to any of these questions then what is contained within the pages of this book is for you. The time has come to activate your spirit guides and take your mind to a new dimension. Maybe, just maybe, you can be on the path to finding yourself dipping a toe in the pool of a parallel universe. And then, who knows what you will find.

Activating Your Spirit Guides: The Shaman's Way

Wilson, Norman W

Religion & Spirituality

Could the South have won the Civil War? This question has been asked and answered affirmatively dozens of times. But how likely was it, in reality? Now Andrew J. Heller (Gray Tide in the East) explores this fascinating subject using the tool of counterfactual analysis, instead of uninformed opinion, to look for an answer in Decision at Antietam. As always, Heller rests his arguments on solid research of the historical records and the works of reputable historians, both scholarly and popular, to which he adds his own imaginative, yet authentic, eyewitness accounts. A seamless blend of fiction and fact, Decision at Antietam is a convincing and very readable narrative history of a Civil War that might have been.

Decision at Antietam

The Galileo Project

Kelly, Paddy

The history of the division at Akwesasne. Annie Garrow, a full-blooded Mohawk, was walking down a road she had walked down many times. With her were twenty-four dyed ash splint baskets. She was heading to Hogansburg, a small village in New York. She was still on the reservation, she had relatives that lived all around this part of Akwesasne, but she had crossed an invisible line. An act that would lead to the Supreme Court of the United States of America and change the perceptions of Mohawks had about government jurisdictions and their land. Decades later this jurisdictional paradigm would lead to death and destruction.

Akwesasne: Divided by more than the St. Lawrence River

History

Rugenstein, Ernest R.

Americas

A financial advisor and amateur rock collector gains control of a ski resort only to discover the person he's outsmarted is better at murder than money. Thus begins a web of intrigue, action and adventure where greed comes up against deceit and crime.

Death Drop

Klawitter, John

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