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With kids boasting an abundance of resources and no bills to pay, Rich Richard’s new book is a world’s first – teaching kids how to start a business, make money and set themselves up for a profitable future.

When two Southern-Hemisphere drinking buddies decide to house-share in the United Kingdom, life isn’t plain sailing. From fierce practical jokes to their desperate attempts at attracting women, author Vaughan Humphries calls on his own experiences to produce a whimsical yet alarmingly realistic novel.

In his compelling and thought-provoking book, author Brian Kudalis portrays himself as a spy from a distant galaxy. Will he determine that Earth has the potential to be the next planet for a Reptilian/Luciferian/fallen Angel takeover?

Written as a witty yet frankly honest chronicle, William D. Carlton’s new book sets the record straight on the meat industry, the Government’s involvement in displacing millions of workers – and how every American and their plate has suffered during the process.

Having worked with cancer patients for almost a decade, T.R. Aletheia has been exposed to the profit-preserving tactics of dozens of U.S pharmaceutical companies. In the belief that there are life-saving alternative therapies that the health system will never endorse, Aletheia shares her research in a compelling new book.

Following decades of experience working with Christian leaders, Apostle Jacqueline Hawkins is delighted to announce the upcoming launch of her new book.

After Hurricane Sandy devastated Oceanside, NY, author Frank Nappi wanted to find a way to help the community where he has taught high school English for more than 20 years. Nappi is today announcing that all of the proceeds from his latest book, Nobody Has to Know, will be donated to Oceanside Community Service for the next month, in an effort to assist rebuilding efforts. The slogan of Oceanside Community Service, a volunteer organization, is “Neighbors Helping Neighbors – for Over 60 Years.” This slogan represents what is currently happening in Oceanside.

After spending twenty five years in the divorce courts, Robert Fenar has come to the conclusion that the system is dysfunctional, unfair and down-right incompetent. In his compelling new book, Fenar exposes the dirty world of divorce law and explains what needs to be done to fix it.

Providing life-changing inspiration for the millions of people who suffer from low self-esteem, Annie Brown’s new book provides an uplifting reminder that everyone is individually beautiful.

Latin culture brings a host of iron-clad traditions. However, when one independent woman shuns her roots for life in the big city, life brings its fair share of ups and downs. Readers are invited to join protagonist Melissa De la Rosa for her journey – in ‘High Heels in New York’, a new novel by A. V. Scott.