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Brook is taken captive in a botched carjacking. Her nightmare begins.
Brook seems to have a good life, until she is abducted during a carjacking and held captive in a remote mountain location by three criminals. After days of torment, she escapes her captors only to end up barefoot, badly injured, and hopelessly lost in the Colorado wilderness at the beginning of a harsh winter.
| |  | | Catch Her in the Rye, Selected Short Stories Vol. One
A collection of short stories in various genres.
Catch Her in the Rye contains the tragic love story by that name plus thirty other short stories in a wide variety of themes, from the surrealistic “I Wish” to the heartwarming “Homeless Thanksgiving”. These short tales offer a cross-genre experience, with literary tidbits that include science fiction, horror, contemporary fiction, and those hard-to-classify yarns that fit neatly into no category.br />
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In addition to the eerie "Ain’t No Lights”, the collection features a cast of engaging characters from a lovable stray dog in “ | |  | | Half Bitten
Teenager Trudy Purdy, a self-described plain Jane, is ecstatic when football player Tray Farquar asks her to be his girl. Not only is Tray handsome, but his father is the most distinguished man in town. Trudy realizes she's made a terrible mistake when Tray lures her to a deserted beach where he and three buddies rape and beat her.
When she awakes uninjured in her home, she initially remembers nothing of the horrifying assault. But as days pass, her mind flashes back to the night on the beach, and she begins to feel a new power within herself. Trudy uses her newfound strength-gained by drinking the blood of others-to plot the "accidental" deaths of the boys who brutalized her.
As Trudy exacts revenge, she realizes she is changing in a big way and seeks answers to the unsettling questions about her new powers. She wonders what she is changing into and how it will affect the rest of her life.
Half Bitten was written by PJ Hawkinson, one-half of the team, Wodke Hawkinson. | |  | | James Willis Makes a Million
This book for young readers tells the story of a young enterpeneur. James Willis, a child of the 70's, lives with his loving father and stern grandmother in a rundown old house. James knows he does not want to be poor all his life. He puts his ideas to work and starts his first business when he is only 8 years old. One thing is certain, James is not afraid to make his dreams come true.
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Tangerine by PJ Hawkinson and Karen Wodke is a novel set in a future time where long distance space travel is commonplace and aliens are a natural part of society. A story of an interstellar biologist who explores the wild orange beauty of the planet, Tangerine, and discovers she is the heir to a device of great power. As she and her furry companion take to the stars, she is pursued not only by an evil collector but also by a romantic rogue!
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Rainmaker
by Susan Smith
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 Cold cases, Cold War relics, revenge served cold. All spark fires of biblical proportions that only a Rainmaker from heaven can quench. |
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Epiphany
by Gary Stephens
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 “We’re going to use nine megaton warheads in space and we’re not sure they’re large enough to be effective. Why would you even consider using kiloton-range surface-to-air warheads as back-up?” The answer was succinct. “Because they’re all we have.” |
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