Rise Up, My Soul: The Icelandic Way of the Cross

Literature & Fiction

Fell, Michael

Pétursson, Hallgrímur

Poetry

IndieReader Publishing Services

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One Chance, One Moment

Romance

Kohnen, Judith

Contemporary

...Ben had tears in his eyes, and I knew for sure that this man was going to make a special physician. He cared. Little did he realize then, that given the future of medicine, he was on a collision course when caring would crash with greed and deception... What Killed Doctor K.? reflects an insider's candid observations of the medical world from the 60's through the 90's. This novel, based on real events, shows unflinchingly these years of major changes in the practice of medicine and the consequences for both patients and the medical professionals who serve them. Barbara Kotler is part of The Writers Colony of The Delray Center Of The Arts in Florida. She established "Writers On The Go" involving writers in community programs.

What Killed Doctor K.?

Kotler, Barbara

"UNDER THE MAGINOT is a charming and thoughtful exploration of masculinity, love, and self-discovery in the face of a great and dangerous evil....A thread of bittersweet tragedy runs through the tale, the heavy knowledge of the horrors to come darkening the book, adding a harsh contrast and bringing an inevitable conclusion to the buoyant, romantic youth of the main characters. The story is short enough to be poetic, capturing a brief but crucial moment in Frankie's, and the world's, history in a vivid and dramatic fashion." - IndieReader In the spring of 1939, Frankie plans to enjoy his last summer before college, but he has no idea that his family and Europe will soon fall into violence and separation. Suddenly forced from his home by a bitter, alcoholic father and abandoned by his long-abused mother, Frankie has nowhere to go and loses faith in love. After falling asleep in the hold on a famous ocean liner, he finds himself an unintentional stowaway, bound for France from New York. By chance, Frankie escapes arrest, thanks to Raymond Spencer, the handsome and sophisticated (but lonely) son of the ship's owner. Ray also suffers from the pains of a damaged family. Through this, the two young men make an instant connection. Much of Ray's life and persona remain mysterious, though, and are only revealed in small, often heavily veiled portions at a time. As their friendship grows, Frankie finds himself naively drawn into what he thinks is a simple motorcycle trip across France to Nazi Germany. He, however, does not know that Ray's true goal is to bring back intelligence on the details of Hitler's plans to invade Poland to MI6. In trying to reach their destination, both men face a test of trust in each other and struggle to balance love with the importance of the mission and the mental scars left by their fathers. Before they know it, they're fighting just to get out of Germany alive, but the final threat is not one they expected.

Under the Maginot

Nicholas J Knowlton

Winner of the historical fiction category in the 2013 IndieReader Discovery Awards. Loves and wars in the cauldron of Southern Africa in 1890-1902, where a young Englishman and his American companion become accidental soldiers. Can they survive the desperate fighting between settlers and African tribesmen, and between British and Boer armies? Which of four pioneering young women will choose to share their challenges? Excerpts from reviews on Amazon: ***** "A brilliant unputdownable read from start to finish." ***** "I've read many books about Africa and find this story the most believable." ***** "...a compelling plot line based on diverse, colorful characters." ***** "There are a lot of strong characters in this book..." ***** "A wonderfully crafted story that keeps you hooked to read more!" ***** "...you'll be hooked to the end."

The Settler

Duncan, Brian

Genre Fiction

Connection: it's something we all seek, and those lucky enough to find it know the true power it possesses; but in this often-disconnected world, it can be exhausting and near impossible to form lasting relationships. Lily Stone and Ryder Bishop are two fragile souls with a shared past of tragedy and pain who find themselves irrevocably drawn to each other. When Lily, a twenty-something editor's assistant at Jagged Edge Magazine, meets Ryder, an urbane, ruggedly handsome venture capitalist in his thirties, their connection ignites. The intensity of their chemistry binds them together in a passion that's unlike anything either have ever experienced. Regardless of their commitment to each other, one secret threatens to tear them apart as Ryder struggles with a piece of his past that binds them together on an even deeper level-a secret that could destroy the woman he loves. Never Before explores themes of childhood trauma, staggering sexual awakening, and the healing power, peace, and safety of real love. The Authors: Secondary school teachers, best friends, and neighbors in the suburbs of Toronto, Tamara Herman and Cindy Aronson share a uniquely symbiotic connection. Herman's knowledge and fluidity in writing, combined with Aronson's creative and emotional awareness, shaped the perfect conditions for both to realize their dream of writing Never Before. Herman, a mother of two teenage boys who are a constant source of strength, has a lifelong passion for literature of varied genres. She is an emerging author, having had works of nonfiction published nationally. She understands and writes passionately about the ravages and occasional hilarities of mental illness. Aronson, a mother of two teenage boys who always take precedence, has a passion for erotica and is realizing her lifelong dream of writing a novel. Having personally experienced the challenges associated with body dysmorphic disorder and the obsession over body perfection for women, Aronson feels a special kinship to their heroine, Lily.

Never Before

Tamara Herman

Cindy Aronson

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