Camelot Revisited

Children's Books

Greenwood, R. L.

Action & Adventure

Writers Apex

Sisters

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Polowetzky, Michael

Mystery

Conspiracy

In this world that we live in, it's tough to stand for what is right. If you stand on what you believe because it's the right thing to do, there might be people 
who would not be happy for that and would conspire for your loss. Let us witness the story of Mr. Alfred Adams in his book, CONSPIRACY.\nWould he be able to surpass the challenges and struggles that are coming for him? Would he still choose to do the right thing despite the consequences, or would he be afraid to take the risk?

Biographies & Memoirs

Adams, Alfred

True Crime

In this world that we live in, it's tough to stand for what is right. If you stand on what you believe because it's the right thing to do, there might be people who would not be happy for that and would conspire for your loss. Let us witness the story of Mr. Alfred Adams in his book, CONSPIRACY. Would he be able to surpass the challenges and struggles that are coming for him? Would he still choose to do the right thing despite the consequences, or would he be afraid to take the risk?

From the Garden to the Cross

Religion & Spirituality

Young Sr, Pastor Charles E

Christian Books & Bibles

This is the story of a week spent on a closed psychiatric ward. It is an accurate, factual first person account of one person's madness. It is told without fictionalization, embellishment or exaggeration. Started during the author's confinement, the first draft was completed in the six months following his release from the ward. It was revised over the years and completed only now.

The Change Center

Howard D Blazek

Once upon a time, there was a man who believed in an ethical code of conduct when communicating. Don't Be a Dick started out as an inside joke, used towards people whose behaviour would hinder communication. Over time, this man discovered a growing epidemic. There was an overwhelming amount of people sabotaging conversations regularly. The concept of Don't Be a Dick could no longer remain unwritten. He forged three rules and categorized behaviours directly responsible for communication breakdowns. It is a concept he has adopted in his everyday life to promote healthy communications.

Don't Be A Dick: The Key to Effective Communication

Menard, Jason

Reference

African-American and other minority children are bombarded by negative messages about themselves in the media, in the classroom, in society at large, and sadly even in their own homes. "They Said I Couldn't, But Yes I Can" is a book that was written to convey hope in the dreams that can become reality. The author and illustrator mother and daughter duo, took inspiration from minority men and women who excelled against all odds in fields of science, journalism, politics, art, music, dance, sports, law, aeronautics and much more. These individuals not only excelled, but broke the barriers to become the "first" or "only" to have achieved that honor. The book is written using poetry, humor, and a touch of the reality that our children live and must fight to overcome. The illustrations depict these people as children already working in their various fields as a nod to what they grew to do. Minority children should have a copy of this book as a historical chronology and as a source of positive role models and heroes they can emulate. We encourage further personal research of the individuals highlighted in this book.

They Said I Couldn't, But Yes I Can!

Literature & Fiction

Bourne, Dr Marva

United States

Jake Walker, an ex-Marine, tries to fit in with the civilian world after returning stateside. He decides to move into an older home in a rural setting close to the Canadian border. He plans to relax, avoid crowds, and take some time to record a few experiences from his tour of duty while in Afghanistan. During high school, he'd learned the art of self-defense from his father's tutelage, and thus, he could handle any trouble that came his way in life. Now he needed to either use this craft to start his own selfdefense business or else finish his education in the criminal justice program. 
A few months after being in his Uncles' cabin located on ten acres near Grandview, Washington, Jake's plans get interrupted by two neighbor kids who decide to trespass on his property. Max Johnson and Crash' Braden stumble onto a group of men who they believe have bad intentions, and they unknowingly get caught up in the situation. Things get wild when Jake also discovers these same men acting very suspicious just three miles past his country place. 
Jake now has to manage two exuberant boys while trying to stop a small-scale border invasion in his own state before it turns deadly. Along the way, Jake becomes aware of his growing interest in young Max's mother, Lisa Johnson. The more he lends a helping hand to this beautiful neighbor lady and her inquisitive son, the more he thinks she could possibly be the person he saw in his dream. Who knows, maybe this new friendship just might give him a reason to stay longer in the area. However, when she begins dating another guy, all bets are off, and Jake has to step back and reconsider his plans once again.

Intensity

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Harris, Jewels

Fantasy

God can transform a life from nothing and make something beautiful out of it. My childhood life was hopeless. I didn't stand a chance to survive life and be an adult. I had no hope. I didn't know what it was like to have hope. I was tossed back and forth living from one family member to another. Then I grew to be a teenager, and at fifteen years old, I was raped, and my future was taken from me by rape, and I got pregnant and gave birth to a child. I was a mother before I became an adult. I had no experience about life, and there seem to be no future. Then I had a relationship and lived in a battered relationship.\nOne day, I was told by my abuser, "You think you're Jesus Christ? You're so goody-goody." I don't know why he said that. I retaliate back verbally but not physically. We were married by this time, and there were three children in the marriage, and although he didn't beat the children, they were there to witness the abuse. I stayed in the marital abuse to protect my children from not having a home with a mom and dad. Because I wasn't raised in a home with a mom and dad, I wanted that for my children. Then it came a time because of the beatings, I could no longer stay in the marriage. The beating became severe, and I had to make a choice. If I stayed in the marriage to protect my children so that they can have a home with a mom and dad like I didn't have, there would have been only a dad because I wanted to die. I didn't want to live anymore. My life was being beaten out of me.\nOne day, after I was beaten so badly, my eyes swollen and my head swollen, I lay on the floor, and I cried out to God, "If this is what life is, I don't want to live anymore take me. I want to die!" Then quietly within me, I heard, "It doesn't have to be that way. Leave." I didn't think before that I could leave permanently because I left once with the children, and he came and took us back, but God gave me the strength that I needed, and He directed me how to escape, and I was set free from marital abuse, and through God's grace, He made something beautiful out of me, and my life was transformed from nothing to something good. I will always give God the praise for His goodness, His mercy, and His grace to (me) Grace all the days of my life!

From Joyce to Grace

Woodbridge, Grace Neils

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