Sharon Langdale
Debut Novel
Maggie Series
A theft and a murder rocks the
tiny Colorado town of Blue Spruce Lake.
Deputy Sheriff Maggie Hernandez, of Elk Hills, Colorado is called upon to investigate. The trail leads her to a nearby hot springs where a young botanist graduate student from Arizona State University has also died. Maggie’s suspicion of a second homicide grows. The trail of evidence leads her to the Tonto National Forest where she coaxes an orphaned five-year-old Apache girl to safety. The young girl shows unusual psychic abilities and is kidnapped. Frantic, Maggie is caught between solving the murders and her desire to find the girl before it is too late.g
Jackierae Sagouspe
The US has 12.3 million women-owned businesses, generating $1.8 trillion a year. Women are drawn to entrepreneurship because of necessity and/or desire to freely express and monetize themselves. Some women stumble into entrepreneurship, others are very intentional. Whatever the motivation, entrepreneurial women can run the risk of failing if they don’t have the right guidance, support and “entrepreneurial thinking.”
Smart Women – Wise Choices supports the budding entrepreneurial woman with step-by-step tools, insights and direction. Author Jackirae Sagouspe writes from the perspective of a woman who has successfully run her own businesses and also guided other women to thrive in their entrepreneurial pursuits. Smart Women – Wise Choices is for the courageous woman who wants to make quantum leaps in her business and who understands the power of support.
•Think, speak, and act like a successful entrepreneurial woman • Create the right product or service for the right customer.
• Apply sound financial strategies to run a successful business and attract enthusiastic backers and investors.
• Present your product or service with passion and conviction to groups and individuals
• Practice winning marketing strategies to make you a magnet for customers
Linda Sindt
In an age of knights and castles the starring warrior is…well…a “lady.”
The very real Lady Mary Hawtrey Bankes inspired a war-weary nation, including even her foes, when she dared to oppose the Parliamentary forces in fierce face-to-face combat with her young daughters by her side. Not exactly a then socially acceptable role for “proper” ladies! Who could blame them? The enemy (their neighbors) not only wanted to destroy their castle, but to abolish Christmas! Lady Mary’s story is one of tender romance in an era of arranged marriages. It celebrates family at a time of paramount fear and despair. It is a (slightly) fictionalized but mostly true tale of heartbreaking loss and betrayal–but also of fervent love and hope. Not your ordinary historical romance novel.
Barbara Wheeler
People who keep their feet in two different lives SINK!
You can’t do that in the spirit world. What makes you think you can do it in the physical world? In this book you will learn tools to help you access the door of the spirit world. Through prayer, meditation, and self-reflection, your under-standing of not only yourself but those around you will be magnified. In the journey of life, we all have bridges we must cross. Finding the strength to take that first step, might just be the hardest. Inside, you’ll find insights, by the cupful, to give you just that—the courage to change.
Jo A Wilkins
“Bright light city gonna set my soul / Gonna set my soul on fire.”
So begins the popular Elvis song Viva Las Vegas, portraying a desert town where anything goes, a city filled with people living a “devil may care” existence. In Dealing Out Death, Jo A. Wilkins does a brilliant job of pulling back the curtain of this neon city to reveal the broken lives created by those suffering from an addiction to gambling. Told through the eyes of Annie Mcbain, it is the story of a family shaken to the core by lies, deceit, and murder. Annie’s mother, Connie, is a compulsive gambler, risking everything for the thrill of another pull of the slot machine handle. Rather than giving us a narrative of numbers and statistics, Wilkins gives us a story from the heart. A fictional story based on fact and told from the center of a family falling apart. After reading this book, and because I live in Las Vegas, I did some research into this crushing addiction. Gambling presents the illusion of harmless fun and easy money. For some, this illusion can lead quickly to financial ruin. The odds are always with “the house.” The fantasy that the big win will come with the next pull of the handle is just that. A fantasy. Lives are ruined, dreams are crushed. Or, as the song goes: I’m gonna have me some fun/ If it costs me my very last dime.
Dealing Out Death is a must read for anyone who knows someone with a gambling addiction, or who suffers from one themselves. It’s a story that had to be told, and I, for one, am glad that Wilkins found the courage to tell it.