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The Imam
by Harvey Havel
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Fiction: General/Other | The Imam, a bold, epic tale of the fictionalized life of the twelfth Imam colorfully probes the human hearts of Muslim leaders while exploring Islamic thought.
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Freedom of Association
by Harvey Havel
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Fiction: General/Other | Set in the suburbs of present-day New Jersey and also New York City, Freedom of Association traces the demise of three talented poets and their determination to continue their work despite overwhelming
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From Poets to Protagonists
by Harvey Havel
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Fiction: General/Other | From Poets to Protagonists: Fiction from the Hudson Valley Poetry Scene Featuring the Poets as Main Characters is a literary collection of short stories that depicts some of New York's most well-known
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Stories from the Fall of the Empire
by Harvey Havel
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Fiction: General/Other | In his sixth book, author Harvey Havel brings readers a collection of short stories that vary in style and subject matter.
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Two Tickets to Memphis
by Harvey Havel
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Fiction: General/Other | In Two Tickets to Memphis, the protagonist, Simon Sample, assumes that he will one day fill the shoes of a venerable New York City congressman who is up for reelection in the
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Charlie Zero's Last-Ditch Attempt
by Harvey Havel
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Fiction: General/Other | The narrative is divided into fifteen chapters that feature the main character, Charlie Zero, who is roughly twenty-seven years of age but going nowhere in life.
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The Orphan of Mecca
by Harvey Havel
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Fiction: General/Other | Set at the height of tensions during the Cold War, the story follows a young boy who is orphaned by his mother from Bangladesh at the Great Mosque in Mecca, Saudi Arabia.
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A Fighter's Chance
by Gabriel Gonzalez
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Fiction: General/Other | After being raised in the poor sectors of society for his entire life, Aiden Walker has found the one thing in his life that makes sense.
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Lenses, Cameras, Liaisons and Intrigue, A Picture Taker's Diary
by David Henschel
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Non-fiction: Memoir | This is the story of St. Louis photographer, David Henschel and his forays into forbidden lands.
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The Wind Cave Trilogy
by M. R. Hendrickson
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Fiction: Thriller | The Wind Cave Trilogy is a story of adventure, love found and lost, and hope for a new day.
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Passenger Gondola Evacuation
by Rodney Gair
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Non-fiction: General/Other | A reference for planning for and executing the evacuation of major passenger lifts, including gondolas and ski lifts.
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Labyrinth Society (Middle Grade, Contemporary Fantasy)
by Angie Kelly
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Children's: Middle grade | When 12 year-old Mia is sent to live at the Tarpley Estate, her ninth foster home, she has no idea what she's in for.
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The Stars Were Right
by K.M. Alexander
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Fiction: Sci-Fi/Fantasy | Caravan Master Waldo Bell didn't expect to return home a criminal. He just wanted a relaxing month off between jobs so he could explore the city of Lovat, enjoy a soft bed,
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To Parts Unknown
by John Anthony Miller
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Fiction: Thriller | London, January 1942. War correspondent for the London Times, George Adams, is a broken man, devastated by the death of his fiancé and rejected by all branches of the military.
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Gloria Koehler (Parkeast Literary Agency) | ||||||||
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The Foster
by Donna Owczarek
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Fiction: Thriller | People have a way of dying around Judge, but to think that the six-year-old Catahoula Leopard dog is a killer is ludicrous.
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Children's | Young children love learning first words and first animals in both English and a second language with these adorable padded board books incorporating touch and feel elements.
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Songbirds Are Free
by p.m. terrell
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Non-fiction: General/Other | Based on the true story of the capture of 19-year-old Mary Neely in 1780 by Shawnee warriors; her captivity and eventual escape and journey home.
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River Passage
by p.m. terrell
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Non-fiction: General/Other | Based on the true story of 300 settlers who encountered Indian attacks, starvation, disease and deadly rapids while trying to reach Fort Nashborough, TN. The river journey should have taken four weeks.
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Fiction: General/Other | The #1 Teen Romance and #1 Contemporary Romance on Amazon.com (the #4 book overall on Amazon) Forever My Lady is the award-winning indie book (formerly published by Grand Central Publishing) about a
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The Scott Sisters: Revealing the Truth, Exposing Injustice, Trusting God
by Jamie and Gladys Scott with LaVender S. Williams
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Non-fiction: Memoir | In 1993, Jamie and Gladys Scott were convicted of armed robbery in Forest, Mississippi.
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The Orphan of Mecca
by Harvey Havel
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Fiction: General/Other | Set at the height of tensions during the Cold War, the story follows a young boy who is orphaned by his mother from Bangladesh at the Great Mosque in Mecca, Saudi Arabia.
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Harvey Havel | ||||||||
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Charlie Zero's Last-Ditch Attempt
by Harvey Havel
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Fiction: General/Other | The narrative is divided into fifteen chapters that feature the main character, Charlie Zero, who is roughly twenty-seven years of age but going nowhere in life.
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Two Tickets to Memphis
by Harvey Havel
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Fiction: General/Other | In Two Tickets to Memphis, the protagonist, Simon Sample, assumes that he will one day fill the shoes of a venerable New York City congressman who is up for reelection in the
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Strories from the Fall of the Empire
by Harvey Havel
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Fiction: General/Other | In his sixth book, author Harvey Havel brings readers a collection of short stories that vary in style and subject matter.
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From Poets to Protagonists
by Harvey Havel
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Fiction: General/Other | From Poets to Protagonists: Fiction from the Hudson Valley Poetry Scene Featuring the Poets as Main Characters is a literary collection of short stories that depicts some of New York's most well-known
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