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The Awakening of Leeowyn Blake

All I had known my entire life was beach life. Until four years ago. Until my uncle found me.

End Of Summer

A young boy. An old man. And a journey of the heart.

Why I Failed in the Creative Arts

Creative artists have a problem. They believe in differences between the Creatives and the Suits.

Illuminations

Musings and art merge to help illuminate your quiet time with God.

Shameless Self Promotion

You CAN build your business and develop your career...without selling your soul!

Sense and Sensibility

The Dashwood sisters, Elinor and Marianne, have very different ideas about the propriety of love. Elinor is temporate and rational, while Marianne is fueled by youthful passion....

Why I Failed in the Music Business

and how NOT to follow in my footsteps Musicians have a problem. They believe in differences between the Creatives and the Suits, the Right Brains and the Left Brains, the artists...

The Scavengers

The Scavengers Book I of the Tyrfingr Chronicles by Mike Parker WordCrafts Press Tyrfingr. Its appearing portends the end of the world…or the beginning of a new age. Some...

YHWH

YHWH: The Flood, The Fish & The Giant Ancient Mysteries Retold by Paula K. Parker & GP Taylor Authentic Medic In a world where Children are probably more familiar with...

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End of Summer

“Potts… gives his main character memories that resonate with the authenticity of place during a time when rural social life centered around kinfolk, fire-and-brimstone preachers and Sunday dinners.”

- Meredith Jacobs, Fayetteville Observer