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	God is Dead: My Fall from Fundamentalist Christianity	by Ryan Barlow Feb. 08, 2012	$1.49	2944 words	Sample 20%
	Author bio: Ryan Barlow is an American author, ghostwriter, and college professor. He is co-author of the upcoming series "The Celts of Vallarix" and the author of the upcoming book, "How to Get Straight A's with the Least Amount of Work: A Guide to Excelling in School while Living Life to the Fullest". Ryan began his career when his college English professor pushed for publication and recommended Ryan to the tutoring program to help shape and define the writing ability of America's future. After a few years of editing and tutoring, Ryan was asked to help ghostwrite an autobiography. A writer was born. He currently teaches veterinary science at Boston Reed University, and is pursuing his PhD in anthropology.
	Jesus: Only A Prophet	by Elijah Muhammad Feb. 08, 2012	$1.97	7166 words	Sample 15%
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	Etheldreda	by Moyra Caldecott Feb. 02, 2012	$5.99	71654 words	Sample 20%
	Author bio: Moyra Caldecott was born in Pretoria, South Africa in 1927, and moved to London in 1951. She has degrees in English and Philosophy and an M.A. in English Literature, and has written more than 20 books. She has earned a reputation as a novelist who writes as vividly about the adventures and experiences to be encountered in the inner realms of the human consciousness as she does about those in the outer physical world. To Moyra, reality is multidimensional.
	Calvin and Courage - Under the cross	by Hazlett Lynch Jan. 18, 2012	$2.99	15462 words	Sample 10%
	Author bio: Northern Ireland man, Dr J. E. Hazlett Lynch, is happily married to Margaret (in 1973), and they have two sons together, David and Stephen. Dr Lynch has a wide range of expertise and abilities, having university qualifications in Building, Theology, Education, Reconciliation Dynamics, Terrorism, Victimhood, and Workplace Bullying.
	Jedi To Jesus: The Making of a Christian Filmmaker	by Cory Parella Jan. 15, 2012	You set the price!	29671 words	Sample 1%
	Author bio: Born in Tucson, Arizona, in 1973, Cory was inspired by the career or George Lucas and distracted by the folk tale of the 1992 film "El Mariachi". After a 15 year effort, he completed the film "Witness Protection" starring the late Wayman Tisdale. He began consulting with Beverlee Dean Management and Frank Rossi Studios resulting in screenplay development deals. His other novels are Justin Time, The Faithful (in progress), Witness Protection (in progress), Boys of Summer (in progress), Study Hard (in progress) and Friends In Heat (in progress). Cory Parella has a Bachelor's Degree from Arizona State University. He is married with three kids. He owns Miracle Pictures Studios Properties in Denver, CO, a development and production company for Biblical film and media. Cory is available for book signings and charity screenings of his films. Contact email: Applicants@parellagram.com
	Imani Means Faith	by Imani Morales Dec. 29, 2011	$2.99	16429 words	Sample 10%
	Author bio: This ebook is written by Chelsi Cauthen and Imani Morales.
	Just Jesus (Volume 2): More of the Greatest Things Ever Said About the Greatest Man Who Ever Lived	by Daniel Whyte III Dec. 15, 2011	$4.99	6846 words	Sample 20%
	Author bio: Daniel Whyte III has spoken in meetings across the United States and in twenty-three foreign countries. He is the author of ten books. He is the President of Torch Ministries International, which publishes a magazine called The Torch Leader. He is also the chairman of the National Association to Save Young Black Men. He holds a Bachelor's Degree in Theology from Bethany Divinity College and a degree in Religion from Texas Wesleyan University. He is married to the former Meriqua Althea Dixon, of Christiana, Jamaica. God has blessed their union with seven children.
	Living with Blindness: Lessons from the life of Imran Sabir	by Abdul Aziz Ahmed Dec. 10, 2011	$9.99	26782 words	Sample 15%
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	Who is Muhammad?	by Dr. Adam Nov. 22, 2011	$1.99	23062 words	Sample 20%
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	Polar Bear Angels: Humorous, Insightful and Irreverent Stories from a Reverend	by Keith Rasey Nov. 18, 2011	$2.99	26389 words	Sample 20%
	Author bio: Keith A. Rasey is a graduate of Eastern Michigan University, Yale Divinity School and Kent State University. He has Bachelor of Science degrees in History and Economics and Gerontology and Long Term Health Care Management. He has a Master of Divinity. Keith has done postgraduate work in organizational leadership and advancement at Perkins School of Theology at Southern Methodist University. He is also a Licensed Nursing Home Administrator. Keith has over twenty-five years of experience in working with patients and families at the end of life. The very first patient to die at home in the United States, while receiving care from hospice, was a member of the parish he served as minister on May 25, 1977. Keith was working with hospice as a volunteer before hospice care was approved for payment by the Federal government. He is particularly skilled and experienced at Judeochristian and Buddhist approaches and practices for end of life care. He is currently exploring the ways in which traditional healers, aka shamans, practices can inform, enrich and deepen spiritual care at the end of life. He also understands that, from a family systems' viewpoint, humor, wit and whimsy are ways of being in the world that can create a way for change in organizations and groups that are stuck in a rut. Some of the "crazy" things that traditional healers do may offer us postmodern people a way to live more authentic, centered and whole lives in the sociocultural contexts of our present lives. "The Landscapes of Our Patients' Journeys" grew out of his interest in both science based or evidence based approaches and spirituality. The Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services is increasingly requiring hospices to measure the quality of care and the patient/family experience. "The Landscapes of Our Patients' Journeys" offers a method to marry narrative and data that provides a means to assess the patient/family experience of end of life and measure the quality of caregivers' responses. He is currently formating his newest book, "Polar Bear Angels: Humorous, Insightful and Irreverent Stories from a Reverend," to make it conform to epublishing platforms. It is based on real interactions. As has often been noted, real life is far more unbelievable, outrageous, poignant and humorous than anything that can be made up. Keith lives with Diane, his wife of twenty years, and two dogs, Benny and Sunshine. He enjoys theater, cinema, travel, reading and jogging his two canine housemates through a five mile route in a local cemetery.
	Mafia Messiah	by Joe Bagori Nov. 11, 2011	$2.99	32387 words	Sample 2%
	Author bio: Joe Bagori, born in 1959, to second generation Italian American parents, in Providence Rhode Island. The Italian American community of Federal Hill was his home during his early years. It was there that Joe began his appreciation for extended family, religious values, and good food. It was during those formative years that Joe also got to experience the close knit community that populated Federal Hill. It wasn't unusual to know your neighbors and storekeepers and expect welcoming grins when venturing outside. It wasn't unusual for neighbors to call themselves, "Pizans", something similar to cousin, meaning they came from the province in Italy. Good food and a sense of belonging were not the only old world traditions that Federal Hill embraced. Federal Hill was home to the undisputed leader of New England Organized crime, and he had his office, "The Office", just a few doors down from Joe's home. Power emanated from that office and it influenced the population of not only the neighborhood, but the whole state, the New England region, and was the target of the Federal Bureau of Investigations. The Providence Journal reported spectacular crimes and punishments and invariably attributed them to "The Office". Joe would read these accounts as a paperboy. Joe would ask his mother about those Providence Journal articles and about "The Office" occupant, Raymond Patriarca, and he would be told the Journal was just prejudiced against Italians. Maybe the Providence Journal was reporting facts, and maybe they just did not understand the facts, so Joe was in search of them. As Joe learnt that his Grandfather was good friends with Raymond, Joe thought his mother's comments may have been prejudiced in themselves. In other regards Joe was a typical Baby Boomer and Joe gives a unique perspective of growing up a Boomer in a world were an old world was trying to exist into a future that was born of the space race. Joe's first book, "Mafia Messiah" is a fun read that will open memory passages of your mind making each readers experience unique.
	He's in the Suitcase	by Kim Bauer Hill Nov. 08, 2011	$9.99	14089 words	Sample 20%
	Author bio: One of the most precious contents I received from the sender of my suitcase was given to me so many years ago when my name was Kimberly Joann Bauer, daughter of Dave and Donna Bauer. I spent most of my childhood and teenage years growing up in Mooresville, Indiana and attending Monrovia elementary, junior/ senior high schools. I graduated in 1978. Approximately 20 years later, I realized I had a gift that was still brand new because it had never been used. So, here it is 2011 — I finally unwrapped the tissue paper and wrote this book as the sender intended for me to.
	The Girl Nobody Wants	by Lily O'Brien Nov. 04, 2011	$3.99	98363 words	Sample 11%
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	PK: The Tragedy and Triumph of Growing Up as a Pastor's Kid	by rob litzinger Nov. 01, 2011	$5.99	28093 words	Sample 16%
	Author bio: Rob Litzinger is the lead pastor of Church for Life in Santa Maria, California. He serves as a sworn member of the city government, is chaplain of a multi-million dollar medical device manufacturer, and has shared his message of the simplicity of the gospel with audiences around the globe. As a 3rd generation pastor's kid, he is the author of PK: The Tragedy and Triumph of Growing Up as a Pastor's Kid, taking his readers on a journey through his personal struggles from being a PK to the destiny he lives in today. Rob and Cindy pastor together and have a mix of adopted, foster, and natural children—currently five girls and a boy.
	Ganesha	by Venky Hosur Oct. 02, 2011	$1.99	4835 words	Sample 20%
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	Followers And Fishers	by Anneretha Combrink Sep. 15, 2011	$9.99	55435 words	Sample 30%
	Author bio: While studying Communications at the North-West University in South Africa, Anneretha Combrink developed a love for crossing boundaries and for different cultures. It was during this period that she became involved in short term Creative Writing Schools. For the past ten years Anneretha has been coordinating community-specific creative writing and storytelling projects. She is also freelancing with a youth development organisation, for whom she writes community dramas. Working in the Communications Department of OM’s Africa Area Office, she is at present involved with the development of publications for and by missionaries in Africa. Her PhD focussed on the role of orality and identity in the promotion of community-specific word art in South Africa.
	A Follower of Jesus: From alpha to omega in faith	by Ewing C Stevens Sep. 14, 2011	$4.99	54888 words	Sample 15%
	Author bio: After schooldays in Southland, Ewing became an apprentice with Pollok's Pharmacy in Invercargill, his birthplace. Ever since then he has had an interest in health. His career in pharmacy was interrupted by five years recovering from Tuberculosis in Waipiata Sanatorium in Central Otago. While he was recovering he trained as a TB nurse, and decided that when he was well again he would train for the ministry of the Presbyterian Church. This he did at Knox Theological College in Dunedin after achieving his BA at Otago Universitym and it was here that he received his Dip Theology degree. It was while he was training for the ministry that he began his radio broadcasting experience in 1956 with 4XD Dunedin. He later served as a media officer for the Church and continued with casual on-air work with 4XD, 4ZB and with YA’s Morning Comment programmes. While serving as a minister of the Wakari Union Parish in 1972, he was invited to broadcast as a talkback host with 4XO for three one hour sessions a week in those pioneering days of current affairs talkback. In 1972 Ewing was awarded the M.B.E. for his work with youth in Dunedin. In 1977 he was transferred to Auckland to become Editor of the Methodist Church’s national weekly newspaper , the “New Citizen”. At the same time, he broadcast one night a week on Radio I. In 1979 he joined Radio Pacific (now called Radio Live) as a talkback host at the foundation of that station, and for seven years Ewing hosted Radio Pacific’s midday consumer HELP-LINE show. Since 1989 he has been Radio Live's top rating night host, filling the wee small hours from Midnight to 6am. Ewing also served as a Manukau City Councillor for twelve years, 1986-1998 Ewing’s previous books include “Striking Rock Bottom”, “Sermons on the Apostles’ Creed”, “Sunday Alive”, “Who was Jesus?”, and a series of children’s photo essays, “Jillian goes to School”, “ Fiona Goes to Hospital”, “Carolyn’s Mother has a Baby”, and “Tam Goes Fishing in New Zealand”. In 1993 the first “Ewing’s Phone People” was published, and 17,000 copies were sold through Radio Pacific. “Ewing’s Phone People” 2, 3, 4 and 5, 6, 7, 8 9 and 10 have followed with total sales of over 100,000. In his time as a radio talk back host he has had published his biography “One Man's Journey”, “A Likeable Rogue” about the prison life of a radio-caller, and most recently “Better than Boot Camp” about his youth work in Dunedin in the 1970's. Ewing is married to Annette with four grown up children. They have two granddaughters Jana and Sienna and a grandson, Billy.. Ewing and Annette now live at Onetangi on Waiheke Island. He also regularly visits his vineyard in Central Otago and on those occasions he broadcasts from Radio Live's Alexandra studio.
	Lead Us Not Into Temptation	by Don Jeffries Sep. 13, 2011	$4.99	83330 words	Sample 10%
	Author bio: As a young teenager, Don Jeffries sat on the back row when Gordon Weekley mounted the pulpit as the first pastor of the fledgling Providence Baptist Church in Charlotte. Later, Jeffries became an award-winning advertising agency creative director and board member of Rebound Christian Rehabilitation Center which Gordon Weekley headed. During his board tenure Jeffries created numerous pro bono fund-raising ad campaigns that brought a million dollars annually into the Center. As an ad writer, Jeffries won over 600 awards for creative excellence, including three first-place honors from the Ad Club of New York and a coveted Clio award. Today he continues to write as a free-lancer for a variety of clients.
	You Are The Reason	by Jonathan Craig Sep. 07, 2011	$5.99	21287 words	Sample 20%
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	A Murder of Crows Salvation	by Tony Crowe Aug. 09, 2011	$2.99	60671 words	Sample 20%
	Author bio: I now live and work in Bulgaria. when I'm not writing I minister to the local prison in Varna city. Rita my wife is helping the poor children here. our aim is to build an academy to educate the poor out of the poverty trap of following their farther or mother. Many young children end up on the streets of Bulgaria selling their selves in the sex trade. Or even being sold by their fathers to some one far away from their homes. The money from our books helps fund our work here. Thank you for your support if you buy a book you help a child. We love you and thank you Tony & Rita
	Chasing Love...	by Angela Umphery July 31, 2011	$19.99	32737 words	Sample 10%
	Author bio: About the Author... Author Angela Umphery always had a love for writing. Throughout her life she kept several journals about her life and all the trials she had to endure. She knew at an early age that writing was a way for her to express herself and to express to others the knowledge she has inside of her. After facing lots of life changing events in her life, facing the pain of heartache, rejection and betrayal, she decided to use the gift of writing instilled in her to share her story with the world.
	Freed to Testify - A Biblical Biography of Mary Magdalene	by Donna J. Farris July 08, 2011	$2.99	18385 words	Sample 20%
	Author bio: Donna has spent much of her adult life writing something for someone. Therefore it seemed logical to combine her writing experience with her love for people, Jesus Christ and His Word. As a journalist, her works include dozens of online magazine and newspaper articles. As an indie author her works include the non-fiction ebook series entitled, "Gripped for Glory," - a collection of biblical biographies of individuals who transformed their world by sharing personal testimonies. Through the aide of Personal Application questions each of these short works encourages public evangelism making this series a great resource for small group bible studies. Several more biblical biographies are planned for this series. Donna is super excited at the launch of a new Christian youth fiction series entitled, "Divine Commissions." Filled with exciting real-to-life adventures of ordinary people, epic struggles between angels and demons, good and evil, right and wrong, and of eternal destinies hanging in the balance, Divine Commissions chronicles the stories of Eli and Jasmine - Servants of the Most High God as they intervene in the affairs of mankind to save souls. Volume III, "The Power of a Legacy" was the first in the series to be released. Volume IV, "Messiah's Message" is now availale. Volume II, "The Stone of Truth" will be uploaded by mid November, 2011. Donna also posts regular articles to her personal blog, http://grippedforglory.blogspot.com. Containing thought-provoking articles examining a broad range of human experiences through the lens of Biblical truth, Donna encourages Christians to turn their painful past into testimonies for God's glory. When she is not pounding the keys, Donna loves hanging out with the grandkids, gardening, walking, praying, serving the saints and watching old movies.
	Tortured For His Faith	by Dr. Haralan Popov July 08, 2011	$6.99	58998 words	Sample 20%
	Author bio: Haralan Popov was a successful minister in Bulgaria when he was arrested and sentenced to 15 years imprisonment as an American spy, at a widely publicized trial in Sofia. Enduring torture and brainwashing in communist prisons and labor camps, Haralan Popov remained faithful to God. After his release, Dr. Haralan Popov founded Door of Hope International in 1972. Tortured For His Faith Has been published in more than twenty three languages. Has been No. 1 on the best-seller list (pocket books) for many years. More than one million copies sold. Has exposed the militant nature of atheistic communism for more than 30 years. Has inspired readers, strengthened their faith in God, and motivated them to a greater compassion for the Persecuted Church.
	Bishop Oscar Romero	by Bob and Penny Lord June 29, 2011	$3.95	7673 words	Sample 20%
	Author bio: Bob and Penny Lord are renowned Catholic Authors and hosts on EWTN. They are best known for their media on Miracles of the Eucharist and Many Faces of Mary. They have been dubbed experts on the Catholic Saints.
	Alexandra	by Joe C Combs 2nd May 26, 2011	$0.99	3086 words	Sample 30%
	Author bio: A submarine sailor for almost nine years, I am also an award winning artist. As a scuba diver I have dived sites from New England to the Caribbean. A sporadic and closet writer for 30 years, my first book "Titanic, A Search For Answers" was originally written as a fundraiser for a maritime museum where I was the advisory board president and a member of the board of trustees. Historical research is my hobby and influences much of my writing. I currently have a book on the end of the Civil War that I am working on as well as the second edition of "Christmas Patrol" I'll add more in the future. Take care and God bless you. Drop me a line ... I am glad to answer any questions you might have. I have about another 6 e-books that I need to finish editing and they will be up. Sorry for the delay. I have a bit of a full plate right now, but I will get them up soon. The civil war book is going great. Also, based on feedback from readers, I wrote an outline for a new book on Titanic (but this will be my last Titanic book). Once again, thank you very much. Volume Two Of Christmas Patrol will be coming out in November. I also have another Christmas short story coming out at the same time.
	Exceptional Devotion - Exceptional Honor	by Donna J. Farris May 13, 2011	$1.99	4863 words	Sample 20%
	Author bio: Donna has spent much of her adult life writing something for someone. Therefore it seemed logical to combine her writing experience with her love for people, Jesus Christ and His Word. As a journalist, her works include dozens of online magazine and newspaper articles. As an indie author her works include the non-fiction ebook series entitled, "Gripped for Glory," - a collection of biblical biographies of individuals who transformed their world by sharing personal testimonies. Through the aide of Personal Application questions each of these short works encourages public evangelism making this series a great resource for small group bible studies. Several more biblical biographies are planned for this series. Donna is super excited at the launch of a new Christian youth fiction series entitled, "Divine Commissions." Filled with exciting real-to-life adventures of ordinary people, epic struggles between angels and demons, good and evil, right and wrong, and of eternal destinies hanging in the balance, Divine Commissions chronicles the stories of Eli and Jasmine - Servants of the Most High God as they intervene in the affairs of mankind to save souls. Volume III, "The Power of a Legacy" was the first in the series to be released. Volume IV, "Messiah's Message" is now availale. Volume II, "The Stone of Truth" will be uploaded by mid November, 2011. Donna also posts regular articles to her personal blog, http://grippedforglory.blogspot.com. Containing thought-provoking articles examining a broad range of human experiences through the lens of Biblical truth, Donna encourages Christians to turn their painful past into testimonies for God's glory. When she is not pounding the keys, Donna loves hanging out with the grandkids, gardening, walking, praying, serving the saints and watching old movies.
	From Prison to Pulpit	by Barbara Caywood May 05, 2011	$7.99	39827 words	Sample 20%
	Author bio: Rev. Kelly Caywood is a licensed minister with the United Pentecostal Church, International. He and wife, Barbara Caywood, travel full time doing the work of an evangelist. While they are from Baytown, Texas, they make their home wherever the call of God takes them. They live out a life of passion after the heartbeat of Jesus Christ. Their true joy comes from witnessing the power of God changing lives. To them, nothing is a sacrifice, but it is their reasonable service.
	Egotrism	by F.V. Fargas April 17, 2011	$2.09	22052 words	Sample 15%
	Author bio: F.V.Fargas has been a practicing occultist for more than 8 years and has been a member of many important online communities over the time and has gathered valuable information on the nature of life and spiritual essence.
	Living on the Borders of Eternity - The Story of Samuel Davies and the Struggle for Religious Toleration in Colonial Virginia	by Robert Bluford Jr. April 12, 2011	$9.99	178744 words	Sample 20%
	Author bio: Photo by Ken Odor — Rev. Dr. Robert Bluford Jr. and Del. Chris Peace stand in the doorway of the structure which marks the site of the historic Polegreen Church, destroyed in the Civil War. The Rev. Robert Bluford Jr. has been a B-24 fighter pilot in World War II, preacher, historian, preservationist, a Presbyterian pastor and campus ministry director in the Southeast, and the Virginia Press Association’s Virginian of the Year for 2011. He is also the founder and president of the Historic Polegreen Church Foundation and helped to save land around the historic Polegreen Church in Hanover County, Virginia, and was the 2004 recipient of the annual award presented by the Council of America’s First Freedom. The retired Presbyterian minister's passions have included the Fan Free Clinic, which he helped found in 1968, and Civil War site preservation. At 92, he is still an activist, working for better treatment of Virginia's Native Americans and establishing a Civil War memorial being among his top pursuits. His Civil War dream is to plant a tree for every American killed during the war along a 100-plus-mile stretch of US 15. The author in detail: In his younger days, Bob, a Richmond, Virginia, native, interrupted his studies for the ministry at Hampden-Sydney College in May 1942 to volunteer for the U.S. Army Air Force. He served as a B-24 bomber pilot and squadron leader in the 8th Air Force during World War II, then returned to Hampden-Sydney and graduated in 1947 as valedictorian. He subsequently graduated, cum laude, from Union Theological Seminary in Richmond in 1950 and earned graduate degrees from the seminary in 1954 and 1957. In the 1950s, he also served as campus minister at Virginia Polytechnic Institute and in pastorates in North Carolina and South Carolina. He was active in the civil rights movement on campuses in the 1960s and in peaceful protests of United States military involvement in Southeast Asia. In 1971, Bob was a co-founder of the Fan Free Medical Clinic in Richmond. He served on the board of directors of Planned Parenthood in Richmond. Over the last 30 years, he has served as minister or associate at Presbyterian churches in Richmond and at 86 was still active as a pastor and preacher. During his ministry he served as a leader and volunteer in projects to preserve numerous historic sites in Virginia, including two — the Historic Polegreen Church Foundation in Hanover County and the Laurel Historic District in Henrico — that were placed on the Register of Historic Places of the U.S. Department of the Interior. He currently is director of the Douglas Southall Freeman Branch of the Association for the Preservation of Virginia Antiquities. Since 1990, he also has been active with the United Indians of Virginia’s effort to recover nearly 2,000 skeletal remains of their ancestors from the Smithsonian Institute. He was elected to the United Indians’ board of directors in 1995 and is the only non-Indian to be recognized as a board member. Since 1989, he has devoted time and energy to the Historic Polegreen Church Foundation, the church whose early history is told as an engrossing you-are-there story in this book by the foundation’s founder. Bob Bluford was recognized “for his determined preservation of the Polegreen meeting house site” as the Virginia recipient of the 2004 First Freedom Award bestowed by the Council for America’s First Freedom.
	Life's A Joke	by Jay M Horne March 05, 2011	$5.99	39051 words	Sample 20%
	Author bio: Jay grew up in a wealthy family as a young child. His parents however would see to it that their kids attended public school so that they would not feel they were better than the other children. As a boy, jay was particularly neat. He always had things planned out, or a schedule to stay fit, but never let those qualities interfere with his over active imagination. He started writing at the age of ten. Tall tales he would construct from movies he would see or stories he would hear from his father. As he grew into a teenager his family settled quaintly into southern middle class, and his father's work abroad would have them move many times among the South East United States. This gypsy like attribute to his teen years colored him culturally, as he was forced to change high schools more than 4 times. At 17 his interest in school work had dimiinshed completely and he was already a budding entrepeneur. Getting his G.E.D. and serving in the U.S. Navy along side BuDS class 243 was but one adventure of his youth. Constantly he stayed engulfed in the art ninjutsu and practical Earth magics. Tinkering in phoilosopshy and religion, and finding adequate similarities across the globe, though gaping distances separated their past, he became intrigued in connecting these strange occurences. His writting career, especially his earliest works, reflects this in every sense. From works on martial arts to joke books, he genuinely longs to bring humanity into harmony on the planet, and see in his lifetime the world speaking with a single voice of praise and love.
	Chronicles of A Broken Spirit-Volume II	by Sherell Edwards Feb. 16, 2011	$2.99	2003 words	Sample 20%
	Author bio: Sherell Edwards, Managing Member of AGC Transport & Services, LLC, an international trading company and the founder of The Christian Women’s Leadership Exchange, Inc., a national association created to support women in Christian leadership roles is known for her laser-focused leadership abilities and entrepreneurial skills. She tends to motivate with high energy and a high level of business savvy. She wields a Class A license as a commercial truck driver while focusing on the growth and development of her companies and business endeavors. She is gaining global notoriety as the published author of “Chronicles of A Broken Spirit”, a four volume, non-fiction book series that consists of the surreal journal entries of a woman who encounters the highs and lows of marriage, divorce, choosing a career, Christianity, parenthood and self-identity. (www.chroniclesofabrokenspirit.webs.com)
	From the Crucifix to the Cross	by Thomas Perconti Oct. 04, 2010	$1.99	11126 words	Sample 100%
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	Holy Crosses & Nazi Flags: Pope Benedict XVI and The Catholic Church	by Garry O'Connor Sep. 05, 2010	$9.99	67978 words	Sample 10%
	Author bio: Garry O’Connor’s previous books include The Secret Woman, the explosive and controversial life story of Dame Peggy Ashcroft, serialized in three parts in The Sunday Times, as well as acclaimed biographies of Dame Maggie Teyte, Paul Scofield, Shakespeare, Sean O ’Casey, and, most recently, Pope John Paul II. Simon Callow, in the Financial Times called his life of Sir Ralph Richardson ‘ a masterpiece’, while the Literary Review described Alec Guinness: The Unknown as ‘a truly brilliant detective story’, and ‘one of the great actor biographies of our time’.
	More Fight On! Stories	by DayStar Publishing Aug. 30, 2010	$4.99	62342 words	Sample 25%
	Author bio: DayStar Publishing is a publishing company. Publishing a book is the method used to let the public at large know that your book exists and is available for purchase. There have always been two methods for publishing a book. One, go all over the country at your own expense and visit bookstore after bookstore and try to get them to sell your book, or two, sell your book in manuscript form to a publishing company that will publish the book at its own expense. DayStar is a publishing company, not a printing company. We will not take books in manuscript form and print them. Before we will publish a book, it must be submitted in manuscript form and be approved by DayStar for publication. This approval must be secured by the author before the book is printed. If approved, we will take books that are printed by the author and publish them. DayStar Publishing is not a guarantor of sales and will not supply funds for the printing of any book no matter how promising its chance of sales is. We will not print your book, pay to print your book, nor purchase the entire printing of your book. We also can refuse to be the publisher for your book if we feel we do not want the book associated with DayStar Publishing. If you are interested in what DayStar Publishing can do for you, we highly recommend that you purchase How to Get Your Book Published by Dr. Samuel C. Gipp. This book answers the questions concerning writing a book, obtained ISBN numbers, Library of Congress numbers and copyright information. In addition, it explains the details for what you must do in order to submit your book for approval.
	Fight On!	by DayStar Publishing Aug. 30, 2010	$4.99	64054 words	Sample 25%
	Author bio: DayStar Publishing is a publishing company. Publishing a book is the method used to let the public at large know that your book exists and is available for purchase. There have always been two methods for publishing a book. One, go all over the country at your own expense and visit bookstore after bookstore and try to get them to sell your book, or two, sell your book in manuscript form to a publishing company that will publish the book at its own expense. DayStar is a publishing company, not a printing company. We will not take books in manuscript form and print them. Before we will publish a book, it must be submitted in manuscript form and be approved by DayStar for publication. This approval must be secured by the author before the book is printed. If approved, we will take books that are printed by the author and publish them. DayStar Publishing is not a guarantor of sales and will not supply funds for the printing of any book no matter how promising its chance of sales is. We will not print your book, pay to print your book, nor purchase the entire printing of your book. We also can refuse to be the publisher for your book if we feel we do not want the book associated with DayStar Publishing. If you are interested in what DayStar Publishing can do for you, we highly recommend that you purchase How to Get Your Book Published by Dr. Samuel C. Gipp. This book answers the questions concerning writing a book, obtained ISBN numbers, Library of Congress numbers and copyright information. In addition, it explains the details for what you must do in order to submit your book for approval.
	I Am Completely Led	by C. Angela July 25, 2010	$3.99	21296 words	Sample 20%
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	My Two Years in the Priest Corps	by Joe Novara July 13, 2010	$4.99	30744 words	Sample 20%
	Author bio: Retired, living in Kalamazoo, MIchigan, I teach English at a local community college and write and travel and write and windsurf on Lake Michigan and write some more while I wait for my grandkids to get old enough to read my stories. I hope they don't resent me for that.
	Blessed Lucy of Narni	by Saints.SQPN.com June 24, 2010	Free!	7077 words	Sample 50%
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	Gospels for the 21st Century	by David Hulme June 18, 2010	$9.99	58664 words	Sample 50%
	Author bio: David Hulme is publisher of the quarterly journal Vision--Insights and New Horizons, president of Vision Media Productions, chairman of Vision Foundation International, and president of Church of God, an International Community. He has studied theology, psychology and philosophy and holds a doctorate in international relations (with an emphasis on the Middle East) from the University of Southern California. Hulme was a producer, writer and on-camera anchor for The World Tomorrow, a weekly 30-minute television program that was syndicated on more than 300 stations worldwide. He is author of Identity, Ideology, and the Future of Jerusalem (Palgrave, 2006) and a contributor to What Makes Us Human? (Oneworld, 2007), and Access, Not Excess (Smith-Gordon, 2010), both edited by Charles Pasternak.
	The Journey Home : My Father's Story of Cancer, Faith and Life-Changing Miracles	by Joseph Hanneman June 05, 2010	$8.50	34281 words	Sample 20%
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	All the Blessings of Life: The Best Stories of F. W. Boreham (Revised)	by F. W. Boreham May 25, 2010	$5.00	88840 words	Sample 25%
	Author bio: BOREHAM, FRANK WILLIAM (1871-1959), preacher and writer, was born on March 3, 1871 at Tunbridge Wells, Kent, England, eldest child of Francis Boreham, solicitor's clerk, and his wife Fanny Usher. He was educated and was later a pupil-teacher at Grosvenor United School, Tunbridge Wells. In December 1884 he became junior clerk with a local brickworks where, in a locomotive accident, he lost his right foot, necessitating the life-long use of a stick. Late in 1887 he went to work as a clerk in London, becoming increasingly involved in church, debating and writing activities. Although his family was Anglican, he was baptized at Stockwell Old Baptist Church in 1890; he preached from pavement and pulpit and published "Won to Glory" in 1891. He was admitted to Spurgeon's College, London, in August 1892, serving as a student-minister at Theydon Bois, Essex, where he met Estella Maud Mary Cottee. In 1894 Boreham was called to the Scottish community at Mosgiel near Dunedin in New Zealand, and was inducted on March 17, 1895. Stella, then 18, followed to marry him at Kaiapoi on April 13, 1896. Boreham became president of the Baptist Union of New Zealand in 1902, and published "The Whisper of God and Other Sermons." He wrote editorials for the Otago Daily Times, contributed to theological journals and, as a keen temperance advocate, participated in liquor polls in 1905 and 1907. In June 1906 Boreham was called to the Baptist Tabernacle, Hobart. He edited the Southern Baptist and later the weekly Australian Baptist and in 1910 became president of the Tasmanian Baptist Union. His "George Augustus Selwyn" was published in 1911. He wrote a biographical series for the Hobart Mercury, which in 40 years covered 2000 persons; in 1912-59 he contributed 2500 editorials to the Mercury and the Melbourne Age. Boreham's 80 publications, including religious works, homiletic essays and novels, sold over one million copies.
	Dreams of Hope and Visions of Divine Intervention: A Personal Story of an Eventful Life, This Far	by Daniel O. Ogweno April 26, 2010	$3.99	113423 words	Sample 50%
	Author bio: Ogweno holds Bachelor of Education (Moi University, Kenya) and M.Phil. in Mass Communication and Media Studies (University of Bergen, Norway). He is the founder of Christ is Lord Ministries—Worldwide (Cilmin—Worldwide). He has a call in conflict resolution based on the virtues of Christ. He summarises his call as follows: “Mine is to bridge the gap between doctrines/theology and practice both for leaders and individual Christians. Ogweno ministers internationally in conferences, seminars, workshops and church settings. He is available for itineraries. Married to Laura Caroline Ogweno, they are blessed with three kids: Victor, Jim-Jif and Baraka. He and his family reside in Norway where they are active in a local church (Christian Fellowship—Skien).
	Serendipity. A journey in time and faith.	by Bruno Sahut Jan. 13, 2010	$9.99	40211 words	Sample 20%
	Author bio: I have no legacy but my 7000 y.o family name and the # 13, 666 and 2012 that go beyond Dan Brown's "Da Vinci Code"!
	Muhammad and His Quran	by Mohammad Asghar July 01, 2009	$9.95	123434 words	Sample 50%
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