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 | Why is the Church Still Here?
by Calvin Frazier
Why is the Church Still Here? is an in depth look at Revelation and the meaning of the many prophecies in Revelation, and how they relate to us today. The author will show you how the recent events of today lead up to the tribulation period. The author has written a detailed explanation of each chapter of Revelation, and explains the significance of the events that will take place.
|  | Merlin's Calling
Second publisher sought
by Mark Ettin
Dr. Wallace Branford-a social scientist studying large group trends-receives a mailing from the alluring Philemont, purported to contain fragments of Merlin's newly discovered diary. Trapped beneath the earth and under a spell cast by his paramour Nimue, the seer reveals his life, times and practices. A modern-day Grail search ensues. The truth about Merlin and the wisdom he holds for the coming age is its aim.
Questing characters scour the summer country of England, northern mountains of Wales and rocky coast of Cornwall for clues and inspirations. Eventual meetings are at once tense, exciting, soulful and magical. Protagonists battle their own demons and histories as dark, reactionary forces attempt to usurp or discredit the find. Merlin's calling becomes urgent when he senses turbulence in the surface world and circumstances that might set him free. The story builds toward conclusion with a shamanic ritual at Stonehenge on millennium eve.
|  | The Inventor's Diary
by Invention Submission Corporation
A workbook which assists the inventor in recording developments in his or her intellectual property as they occur. Has space to record diagrams, thought processes, problems and solutions.
|  | The Morgue
Second publisher sought
by Dennis N. Griffin (Contact RoseDog ID # 5982524)
John Grant is an investigator for the New York State Department of Health. He is assigned to investigate allegations that Dr. Robert Franz, Oneida County Medical Examiner, is misusing dead bodies, including the unauthorized removal of tissue for research purposes. Accusations are made by Franz's subordinates. The county dismisses the charges as the work of disgruntled individuals. Franz's critics allege a cover-up.After Grant visits the morgue and confronts Dr. Franz, he finds himself in an uphill battle to move his inquiry forward. The county stubbornly supports their medical examiner. Efforts are made to halt or limit the investigation, including from within his own department. Grant's investigation uncovers some very disturbing facts. He finds that tissue from the bodies of children is a hot commodity. Bodies that should have been cremated or buried, weren't. Documents are falsified to hide these activities. Even the dead bodies of young women weren't safe from a sexual predator. Grant deals with an interesting cast of characters, including county officials, morgue workers and funeral directors. The investigation produces revelations that knock the county back on its heels. Several careers and lives end in ruin as a result of the investigation of The Morgue.
|  | Dancing Skeletons
by Debby Nelms
What do you write about after the emotional pain that used to fill your days? LIFE! These are true, mostly humorous stories of one woman’s attempt to come to terms with her life, herself and her chosen companions. It is an unflinchingly honest portrayal of a wonderfully flawed journey written in a humorous and satirical manner.There are nearly 300 stories here that have been taken from all the events and people surrounding the author’s life…the dogs, the cats, the husband, the cows, the son, the in-laws and the attempts at gainful employment! These stories will have you either rolling on the floor with laughter or giving you a different perspective to think on. The author’s writing style has been described as a cross between "Dances With Wolves" and "Norma Rae" and "Home Alone" – if you can imagine that combination!
|  | SoulSource: Had He Come To America Now!
Republishing rights available
by Stan Howard
An account of the life of Christ cast in the 21st Century, translating historical and biblical evidence in modern terms that are richly compelling. SoulSource is a fast moving, and spiritually combative novel. This fresh account of the life of Jesus Christ opens with an other-worldly prologuea discussion among heavenly hosts which prepares the reader for Christ’s earthly mission. Jesus’ key leaders: Peter, James and John are introduced early on and are groomed by him to play a major role in the advancement of God’s Kingdom on earth. The novel’s geographic setting is Chicago. Everything drawn from the biblical account is carried over and preserved; however, it receives a brand new dress adorned with creative paraphrase that is wonderfully attractive to modern readers.
|  | The Twin
Second publisher sought
by Betty Furness Oakes (Contact RoseDog ID #7913618)
Squarely in the tradition of the Southern Gothic, The Twin is set in fictional Glory, Mississippi. Nothing much changes in Glory until the arrival of the albino stranger. Claiming to be the illegitimate son of deceased Collie Shelling, Collie Jr. throws the town, and especially the Shelling family, into turmoil. Because — something other than his scar-white skin and vibrant-pink eyes is strange about Collie. Is he the shunned son he professes to be, or is he the husband and father reborn? Is he the savior come to save them from themselves? Or he is simply mad? No one is who he seems to be in this thoughtful novel. Oakes keeps us rapt as we delve into religion, madness, family obligations and murder. Though ultimately shocked and surprised, we come to the end reluctantly. For, as Collie unwittingly reveals the citizens of Glory to themselves, we too find pieces of ourselves in this novel.
|  | The Millennium Scrolls
by Robert Bailey
Through accident, David Weisman, an Israeli engineer, discovers 2000-year-old scrolls. The discovery embroils him in the middle of volatile Middle Eastern politics and endangers his life. In a world where nothing is as it seems and it is difficult to determine who is friend or foe, David comes of age. He becomes a fugitive both from Palestinian terrorists and Israeli security and a pawn in a power struggle that he barely understands. The scrolls drastically alter his life. In Rome he is thrown into the labyrinthine politics of a papal election, which the scrolls in his possession may well determine the outcome. He also meets Lydia, a hot-blooded Italian woman who conquers his heart and ties her destiny to his. In the development of their relationship, Lydia introduces him to the finer meanings of love, faith and redemption. As the scrolls are translated and revelations about the crucifixion of Jesus Christ unfold, they unleash a potent mix of good and evil. The quest by evil sources to possess the scrolls leads to the murder in Scotland of a great friend and scholar and a cardinal who aspires to wear the papal crown. David and Lydia again become international fugitives. Their possession of the scrolls and the unravelling of the final revelation bring their story to a nail-biting climax with a final heinous act of terrorism and a remarkable twist that compels the reader to continue to the very last page to learn the outcome.
|  | The 200 Year War
Republishing rights available
by M.C. Duncan
The 200 Year War is the story of an invasion of the U.S. sometime in the near future. The few survivors hide out in caves and abandoned mines to come out at night and strike back at the enemy. They invent new and more powerful weapons and gradually build an army to reckon with.They establish an underground society, building cities and factories under ground where the enemy dares not follow them.
|  | Small Sacrifices
by Regina Pride
At eighteen, Brian Clark is ready to leave Akron, Ohio, and attend college at Ohio State. But when his parents are killed, he stays to raise his twelve-year-old brother Tommy. Instead of getting his degree in business, Brian spends years working two jobs to provide for Tommy's upbringing. At twenty, Brian falls in love with Pamela Carlyle, a gentle but strong-hearted girl who makes his family whole again. But when she gets pregnant four months later, Brian refuses to put his life on hold again. He goes to school out-of-state, leaving Pam behind, but guilt drives him to drink and self-destruct. And after he pulls himself together, he wonders if he can reclaim his family.
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