Fulton Books author March Lions has completed his most recent book "The Last Sunset": a suspenseful science fiction novel that takes readers on an unforgettable adventure.
Two baby girls seating in the rear of a car are involved in a terrible accident and their mother dies. An alien spacecraft hovering in the storm above witnesses the event and teleports the girls from the burning car. The girls are taken to the alien's home world on the other side of the galaxy. On arrival, they are separated and never told they were saved from a burning vehicle on a planet on the other side of the galaxy.
Twenty-six years later, they are headed to Earth on opposite sides of good and evil. However, they are not aware they are sisters, let alone earthlings. The younger sister is an agent for the alien, Captain Arantose, who wants to either conquer or destroy the Earth for its precious raw materials. The other sister's mission is to either protect Earth or let it be destroyed.
The eyes of Earth can't see every inch of space and spot an intruder, with either good or bad intentions, which could sneak through and take over or destroy Earth. When these aliens arrive, can Earth survive?
Author March Lions was born in Puerto Rico and relocated to New York City at the age of five with his parents. He didn't speak any English, but he was enrolled in public school anyway. He learned the English language and the culture of New York City. He flourished through grade and high school while, at the same time, learning the Spanish language at home. He was taught the ties and heritage of the island and its people.
Shortly before his nineteenth birthday, he enlisted into the U.S. Marine Corps and left for boot camp in mid-April. Becoming a U.S. Marine was one of his goals. He felt that if he was going to serve his country in the military, he might as well go with the best fighting force. After boot camp in Parris Island, South Carolina, he was trained in jungle tactics and warfare. He knew his fate was to go to the Republic of South Vietnam, but he didn't regret it for a moment. In November, he received orders to report to be transported to South Vietnam. He was given two weeks' leave, and on the morning of Thanksgiving Day 1966, he left his family and friends to defend and protect the people of South Vietnam against the communist north.
He was trained well to defend the people of South Vietnam and to protect his fellow marines. During the last week of September of the following year, an explosive device blew up underneath him while on a patrol. His world would never be the same. The explosion traumatically blew off his left leg just above the knee and his right leg up to his hip. He didn't think life was over because he knew the Marines would do everything possible to save his life.
Six months later, he was at the Philadelphia Naval Hospital and fitted with artificial legs, but he knew walking was not realistic. Confined to a wheelchair, he became a federal government employee to help other veterans achieve what he already had: respect and a job. While in the federal service, he was part of a group of specialists involved in drafting and reviewing federal employment laws and regulations for disabled veterans, Vietnam Era veterans, and other severely disabled persons. While he was working in the federal government, he attended community college at night. He completed his college education online and received a BA degree in general studies. He retired from the workforce in 2012, but he's now doing what he loves and is enjoying very much--writing.
Author March Lions writes, "At twenty-four years old, Diane Sarah Trey was already a widow. She can still remember the moment her life changed forever. Her husband, a U.S. Marine stationed in the Middle East, was killed during a routine patrol when she was five months pregnant with her second child. The tragedy made her emotionally unstable. Unfortunately, mothers don't have much time to gather their emotions when they have a family to take care of. The father of her children had left behind two beautiful young girls. Their ages are now two years old and the other three months old. She vowed to raise them as their father would've wanted. She loved and protected her daughters dearly with all her strength. They were her world and the only link she had left to her late husband."
Published by Fulton Books, March Lions's book invites readers to discover whether the leaders of Earth will be able to negotiate and save its inhabitants. Will Earth's inhabitants be ready to sacrifice everything or die?
Readers who wish to experience this chilling work can purchase "The Last Sunset" at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iTunes store, Amazon, Google Play, or Barnes & Noble.
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Original Source: March Lions's New Book 'The Last Sunset' is an Eerie Science Fiction Novel About Sisters Who Are Drawn Into Opposing Sides of an Intergalactic War
David B. Kane, who trained for two years in the art of International Taekwondo, and created two internationally known Internet shows, "Deep Throat" and "Dovid O'Cathain," has completed his new book, "Teacher": a compelling and spellbinding fantasy of an otherworldly conflict that threatens to wipe out two species if they cannot learn to tolerate one another and work together to defeat their great mutual enemy.
"In denial, two species from alien worlds face a similar future," writes Kane. "Teachers with generations' worth of training to fight the Darkness first must fight the complacency and corruption of their own Sounders. Poseidon, a Master Teacher, must train two young Sounders, Quickfin and Silverfin, to possess that rare trait of greatness. Quickfin's genius precipitates a crisis unforeseen even by Poseidon, which leads them on a current of self-discovery. From youth to maturity, the two young Sounders must become more than they thought they could be.
"To defeat the Darkness, circumstance forces the Sounders to form an alliance with the surfriders, a complex species similar to them, who are capable of both kindness and cruelty. In this battle, Suzan, a surfrider, learns about the battle between good and evil that exists in her world. She discovers a covert organization representing good, which has fought a losing battle for the last two decades. Can she—Will she help? This book delves into matters of the heart. Though based on Christian culture, it should never be a replacement for the proper study of the Bible."
Published by Covenant Books of Murrells Inlet, South Carolina, David B. Kane's new book is a captivating read that will keep readers on the edge of their seats, desperate for more with each turn of the page. Engaging and expertly paced, this character-driven adventure will reveal surprising twists that will remain with readers long after its shocking conclusion.
Readers can purchase "Teacher" at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iTunes store, Amazon or Barnes and Noble.
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Original Source: Author David B. Kane's New Book 'Teacher' is a Mystifying Adventure That Finds Two Alien Species in an Unlikely Alliance in Order to Defeat Their Greatest Enemy
Jeffrey Watson has completed his new book, "Jesus and Mary on the Bittersweet Path: 10-Day Walks through the First Christmas and the First Easter": a fascinating work that blends biblical and cultural insight from the first century.
Author Jeffrey Watson is a gifted storyteller, with his skills rooted in frequent trips to the Middle East and his education at Catholic University (MA), Dallas Theological Seminary (DMin), and University of Maryland (Ph.D.). Watson serves as the director of operations for Erickson Senior Living and as adjunct faculty at the University of Maryland (UMBC).
Author Jeffrey Watson writes, "It is commonplace for us to picture Jesus as a thirty-three-year-old at Calvary; after all, His execution took place on April 3, AD 33. The bigger challenge comes with pinpointing His birth year."
He continues, "To guide us on this journey, we discover four things: (1) the Gregorian calendar, our system of "BC-AD" reckoning, doesn't take hold until the late Middle Ages; (2) furthermore, in the Gregorian method, there is no year zero, yielding us only one year between 1 BC and AD 1; (3) King Herod I, Jesus' first persecutor, died in the spring of 4 BC but was alive at Jesus' birth; and (4) Herod interrogates the Magi about (a) the original timing of the star and (b) the exact birthplace of the King (c) before reflexively unleashing a mass murder of Jewish boys, toddler age and down."
Published by Covenant Books of Murrells Inlet, South Carolina, Jeffrey Watson's new book invites readers to walk the bittersweet path, joining Jesus and Mary on that unique journey from the first Christmas through the first Easter.
This captivating work also features stunning artwork by artist Mary Evans.
Readers can purchase "Jesus and Mary on the Bittersweet Path: 10-Day Walks through the First Christmas and the First Easter" at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iTunes store, Amazon or Barnes & Noble.
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Original Source: Author Jeffrey Watson's New Book 'Jesus and Mary on the Bittersweet Path' Merges the Style of a Daily Devotional With the Power of Historical Fiction
Dr. Ruth Hayes, who was born in Passaic, New Jersey, on April 5, 1929, has completed her new book "If I Can, You Can": an encouraging and empowering work that follows the author's tumultuous journey through life that was ultimately defined by her perseverance and steadfast faith.
As a young girl, she did something that she was not proud of but felt it was a means to an end. She grew up fast. She dropped out of school, had to get married, had children, and started working. She had to learn to trust and believe in God repeatedly. She had to bring God back into her life as well as her children's life.
Author Dr. Ruth Hayes grew up with her cousins, who at times saw her as their very own sibling. Even as a child, she learned quickly how to adjust to a sense of juvenile independence that would eventually lead her to her destiny.
After many years of settling disappointments and comfortable poverty, it was more than a notion to collect her belongings, her children, and her thoughts then press her way into a life that only the grandest of this world could imagine.
Dr. Hayes earned her Ph.D. from Union Experimenting College and University in Cincinnati, Ohio. She currently works as a grant writer at We Search & Development in Gray, Georgia. She gives God the glory for her well-lived life with all its great adventures and challenges. Her philosophy to all people who struggle with the confidence to stay on the path of their dreams through repetitive challenges remains her daily acclamation: "If I can, you can."
Author Dr. Ruth Hayes begins her work, writing, "God is good all the time, and all the time, God is good. My story is not unique. It's not different. I'm just a woman that knows God will give you anything you need and most of what you want. All you have to do is love, ask, and obey him. I did in the beginning, but I certainly didn't always obey him. I didn't even think about him most of the time. In fact, he was seldom on my mind. I was too busy living the life I thought I wanted. I went to church occasionally, but it was when it was convenient for me and when I wanted to."
Published by Covenant Books of Murrells Inlet, South Carolina, Dr. Ruth Hayes' new book reminds readers that, through God, everything is possible. She encourages readers to trust and believe.
Readers can purchase "If I Can, You Can" at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iTunes store, Amazon or Barnes and Noble.
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Original Source: Author Dr. Ruth Hayes' New Book 'If I Can, You Can' is Based on a True Story About Dr. Hayes' Life as She Was Growing Up in New Jersey
Michael Malecki, who previously worked in tech helping to repair computers, has completed his new book, "The Fuller Jewel": continues the captivating adventures set within the Vane Isles, where a mysterious power lies dormant within a precious treasure.
"Previously in the 'Knotted Cord', Mite Mannies had come to the Vane Isles, and there he fulfilled an ancient prophecy; but now a harmless looking jewel may hold unknown powers, and it has a history that is intriguing and also vague," writes Malecki.
"Ann Trown, a friend of Mite's, comes for a visit and becomes ensnared in this jewel's mystery. Follow her and this mystery to its conclusion as they visit other isles and encounter various nefarious schemes, and Ann learns that she may hold the answer to the mystery in the end."
Published by Covenant Books of Murrells Inlet, South Carolina, Michael Malecki's new book is a thrilling fantasy that is sure to capture the hearts and imaginations of readers everywhere. As Ann inches closer to discovering the true power held within the mysterious jewel, a powerful enemy will emerge that only she can defeat. But will Ann manage to tap into the jewel's power before it's too late?
Readers can purchase "The Fuller Jewel" at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iTunes store, Amazon or Barnes & Noble.
Covenant books is an international Christian owned and operated publishing house based in Murrells Inlet, South Carolina. Covenant Books specializes in all genres of work which appeal to the Christian market. For additional information or media inquiries, contact Covenant Books at 843-507-8373.
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Original Source: Author Michael Malecki's New Book 'The Fuller Jewel' is a Powerful Fantasy Tale of a Young Girl Who Must Solve the Mystery of a Magical Jewel Before Time Runs Out
Joe Ginter, author of "Ditchmen 1" and "Ditchmen 2," has completed his new book, "Ditchmen 3: The Rise of Dirt Cake": a fascinating novel filled with suspense that follows Mr. G on his latest heroic adventure written as an enthralling screenplay.
Author Joe Ginter describes the opening shots, writing, "This beautiful, sunny late October Saturday morning of the various landmarks from the first two screenplays of the St. Marys, Ohio, area. This includes windmills with a nearby farmer in his combine harvester, Griner's Farm, the rural cemetery, and the country road adjacent to Griner's Farm and the cemetery. The country road has been completely resurfaced and the bunker underneath filled in. Other shots include Ted's rural home, the present-day cemetery in town, Amy's new lab completely funded by the government catty-corner from the cemetery, the school, and the restored theater downtown and also not previously mentioned locations and items like the town's historic canal boat and museum, 'Reelect Ted Horn for Mayor' signs, banners promoting Halloween Week, and a sign promoting the annual Ghost Ball and, finally, a new wellness-and-fitness center decorated with grand opening banners and posters promoting its open house event."
Published by Covenant Books of Murrells Inlet, South Carolina, Joe Ginter's new book tells a compelling story using clean humor and an engaging plot. The author used his students, future graduates of 2029, to prepare "Ditchmen 3: The Rise of Dirt Cake" for publication. Ditchmen were imaginary creatures that he sketched when he was four years old as his family would drive down country roads.
Readers can purchase "Ditchmen 3: The Rise of Dirt Cake" at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iTunes store, Amazon or Barnes & Noble.
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Original Source: Author Joe Ginter's New Book 'Ditchmen 3: The Rise of Dirt Cake' is the Thrilling Continuation of the Author's Captivating Series Following Mr. G
Doris Price Jacobs, a caring educator, mother, and grandmother, has completed her new book, "The Adventures of a Squirrel Named Gus": a captivating tale that follows an adventurous squirrel as he embarks on a journey to deliver his mother's pies to the fair and the various situations he somehow winds up in.
"'The Adventures of a Squirrel Named Gus' is a thrilling and funny book about an adventurous little squirrel named Gus," writes Jacobs. "The story is a nail-biter as it will keep you at the edge of your seat, wondering why Gus always takes the long way around to get his mother's nut-berry pies to the town's county fair. His exciting adventures will leave you cheering for him at the baseball game, worrying about the safety of his mother's pies, and finally tugging at your heartstrings as you feel his mother's deep love for her son by the story's end. Just maybe, it will have you reminiscing about the 'Gus' in your life with a big smile on your face, because just like Gus's mother, you wouldn't have him or her any other way. As an author, it is also my hope that this exhilarating short story about Gus will leave you excited as you anxiously await more intriguing episodes of the life and 'The Adventures of a Squirrel Named Gus'."
Published by Covenant Books of Murrells Inlet, South Carolina, Doris Price Jacobs's new book will take readers of all ages on an incredible journey as they follow along on Gus's travels to fulfill his mother's important task to deliver her pies. Full of vibrant artwork and thrilling escapades, Jacobs delivers an unforgettable story starring a curious squirrel that everyone is sure to love.
Readers can purchase "The Adventures of a Squirrel Named Gus" at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iTunes Store, Amazon, or Barnes & Noble.
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Original Source: Author Doris Price Jacobs's New Book 'The Adventures of a Squirrel Named Gus' Follows the Adventures of a Bright-Eyed Squirrel as He Sets Off on an Important Mission
Fulton Books author Coach Barnes, the founder and chief executive officer of Gold Mind Thoughts™ Leadership Development and Life Coaching Services, has completed her most recent book "The Recondition: A Guide to Loving Yourself Through the Trauma": a unique and intuitive guide for finding the light in one's life despite the challenges one faces and taking control of one's own future.
"In this book, you'll learn quick and accessible techniques to recondition your mind so that you can experience healthier thoughts and more positive emotions; a host of strategies to help navigate your emotions; practical exercise and thought-provoking reflection questions to push and elevate your thinking for the better; how to rewrite your story to take control over the narrative of your experience with trauma and reclaim your life; and much more," writes Barnes.
"'The Recondition' was written as a road map to guide your journey on the way to self-love. Outcomes are immediate, doable, and low cost with a huge instant impact on your mental and emotional well-being.
"So if you are ready to reclaim your space, emotions, overall well-being, and start loving yourself today, this book is for you!"
Published by Fulton Books, Coach Barnes' book will aid readers of all backgrounds to become better in tune with their emotional being, resulting in a more positive outlook and a better understanding of what one needs to find spiritual fulfillment in life.
Readers who wish to experience this enlightening work can purchase "The Recondition: A Guide to Loving Yourself Through the Trauma" at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iTunes Store, Amazon, Google Play, or Barnes & Noble.
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Original Source: Coach Barnes' New Book 'The Recondition: A Guide to Loving Yourself Through the Trauma' is a powerful tool for reclaiming one's story and experiencing a healthy mindset
Fulton Books author Calesa Leach, a speech pathologist with an interest in religious education, has completed her most recent book "Dear Mister Jesus": a charming tale that stresses the importance of building a strong relationship with God and Jesus at a young age through daily prayer.
"'Dear Mister Jesus' has been created to teach children how to develop a prayer life and centers around real-life experiences that a child may encounter. The prayers are also crafted to connect to the child's heart by using age-appropriate language that children can understand," writes Leach. "Parents, grandparents, godparents, and Christian educators, this book of prayers is an excellent source for nurturing and shaping your little ones in faith and training them to be spiritual prayer warriors."
Published by Fulton Books, Calesa Leach's book shows the many ways in which one can take a moment to communicate with Jesus no matter what one's day is like. Whether to thank Jesus for the gifts he brings or to ask for his help, Leach shows there is never a wrong time to take a moment to pray.
Readers who wish to experience this enlightening work can purchase "Dear Mister Jesus" at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iTunes store, Amazon, Google Play, or Barnes & Noble.
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Original Source: Calesa Leach's New Book 'Dear Mister Jesus' is a Stirring Faith-Based Read to Encourage Young Readers to Develop Prayer as a Daily Habit Through Good and Bad Times Alike
Robin Hart, an author with a passion for teaching children through stories, has completed her new book "Smile": a delightful story of a lost rabbit who finds a new place to live and helps teach those around him the value of a smile.
Published by Newman Springs Publishing, Robin Hart's engaging narrative begins when a young rabbit named Smile finds himself lost while searching for a new home. After stumbling upon a snake's den, Smile is desperate for help and discovers it when he bumps into a kind-hearted man named Calm. Together they return to Calm's farm where they begin building Smile a brand-new home. When Calm's granddaughter falls ill, it is up to Smile to cheer her up and make her feel better through the power of smiling.
Full of colorful and vibrant illustrations, "Smile" will encapsulate young readers as they follow along with the small rabbit's adventures. Hart's tale is an encouraging lesson on how helping others can help improve one's life and shows the most powerful healing medicine of all is a bright, big smile.
Readers who wish to experience this uplifting work can purchase "Smile" at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iBooks Store, Amazon, or Barnes & Noble.
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Original Source: Author Robin Hart's New Book 'Smile' is an Adorable Story That Teaches Young Readers the Healing Power of a Smile and How It Can Make Any Situation Better
