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Fire in the Hole: A Year in the Life of the Worlds' Sorriest Stuntwoman
 | Truth is most definitely stranger than fiction in this unusual, heartwarming, yet at, times, heartbreaking autobiography. Tragi-comedy best describes the year in the life of a thirty-something actress who takes the enormous step of changing her life to discover who she is and what she... |
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From Riches to Happiness: A Semi-Autobiography by an Enlightened Orange county Woman
 | Judy Joseph Hamlin begins her book, From Riches to Happiness, by sharing a conversation with her soon to be ex-husband, John. When he dropped their sons off, he had seen a car in the driveway. That had set him on a tirade of how he intended to destroy... |
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Half-Life/Die Already
How I Died & Lived To Tell About It
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Mark Steele author of Half-Life/Die Already writes with humor and wisdom. Both Mark and Kaysie were Christians when they met. Each distinctly heard the voice of God (at different times). The Lord assured each that they were meant to marry...
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Homer's Odyssey
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Homer is a blind cat. Not only is he blind but he has no eyes whatsoever. He is taken in by a typical "cat lover" who already owns two cats...
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I Believe In Guardian angels
A Memoir
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I Believe In Guardian angels is the memoir of Virginia Merrill. She recounts the people that played an important role in her life. She begins by telling about her childhood and the doctor that saved her life…
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I Choose to be Happy: A School Shooting Survivor's Triumph Over Tragedy
 | I remember praying as I listened to the tragedy unfold in 1997. The setting was Paducah, Kentucky, only 150 miles from the small Kentucky community I live in. Michael Carneal opened fire in Heath High School. The boom of the gun shots echoed throughout… |
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I Quit
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Linda Joy Allan shares her story with readers. She conveys the pain of staying in a hospital alone, moving away from her friends, giving up her pet, and hearing her grandmother discuss her weight. She was addicted to alcohol, cigarettes, and chocolate...
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I Remember Quan Loi
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David L. Bedard served in Vietnam in for one year, returning home in 1970. He knew he was a different person even though no one else seemed to notice. Quan Loi had changed him. Years later, he decided to find a quiet place in which to write this book. He chose…
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I'd Give My Left Boob For That...Oh, Wait, I Already Did
 | Many women face breast cancer. Kimberly Fairchild was only thirty-five years old when she was diagnosed with Invasive Ductal Carcinoma. I’d Give My Left Boob For That…Oh, Wait, I Already Did is her story, her pain, emotions, struggle and triumph. She… |
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Impossible To Find
 | Lieutenant Jaclyn Appell is a beautiful young woman in the army who has dreams of being a true hero. She has wanted this since September eleventh. That day shaped her life like no other. Liam Schofield is a seemingly aloof former serviceman, turned commercial pilot.... |
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