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Matthew Huntington’s problems seem to keep growing. Not only is he seeing
things in garbage cans but his mentor doesn’t think he’s working up to his full
potential, his best friend can’t offer any solace but drunken confusion, and his
wife is dying in Central Park. Of course, the fact that Matthew himself died
over
two decades ago isn’t helping things. And then things start to really go wrong. Come
explore the world of Matthew and Epp and see what a samurai from Feudal Japan has to
do with the course of modern physics, what a two-thousand year old Roman slave has
to do with the summit of Mount Everest,
and what a dead man from Brooklyn has to do
with the fate of the world.
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Like most of the other boys in his village, Ramzi Ozcomert Junior is a happy
boy until the death of his parents and sister.
Witnessing the bloody aftermath of the murders changes the direction of his
life forever. Even though he has been taught
at an early age to take care of himself, to control his emotions, always be
on guard and never to turn his back to his enemies,
he doesn't fully understand the meaning of survival until he is completely
on his own. Yet, an unseen bravery and determination
exist within him. Inherited from his parents, it defends him from head to
toe against the fatal invasion of loneliness, need and
degradation. With
this inheritance, also, come the sins of the father, which
he shoulders without protesting.
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Racing home to share news of a long awaited book deal, Aaron Abrams unexpectedly finds his wife and beloved brother TOGETHER. Tossing a few mentionables into the car, along with his golden retriever, Churchill, his now only trustworthy lifelong companion, Aaron embarks on an odyssey like no other. With his own music as a backdrop, while guzzling his favorite Newman’s Own Virgin Lemonade, Aaron begins in Youngstown, Ohio, travels interstate 80 in Pennslyvania, and continues into Gettysburg, Pa., Boston Ma., Roswell, NM., to name a few, ultimately ending his road trip in scenic Niagara Falls. Along the way, he continues to embrace each moment, every situation, all relationships and brief encounters. Never losing his zest for life, Aaron stays positive, upbeat and open for adventures, not letting his ex-wife-to-be interfere with his new found freedom, while at the same time rediscovering and recreating bonds that will never be broken. The game of Jinx has never gotten so much attention; what that means the reader is soon to discover.
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The Woman in the Wing
by Jean Sheldon
Unabridged CD recording
ISBN: 978-0-9723541-0-3
Jean Sheldon and Bast
Press announce the release of the unabridged audio book version of ‘The Woman
in the Wing’, Jean’s historical mystery about women pilots and factory workers
in WWII.
The scheduled release date for this exciting, informative, and entertaining look at women in WWII is May 5, but Bast Press is offering a pre-release sale for orders placed prior to that date. Find more information at www.bastpress.com or www.jeansheldon.com.
It’s been suggested that if you listen to this recording while driving, expect to pull over so as not to miss any of Judith ‘Sparky’ Roberts’ superb performance. She captures the distinct personalities of the many characters, good guys, and bad, adding another level to the already exciting plot. Learn more about Judith at Jean’s Website.
Glorious in scope, The Last Paradise follows the downtrodden and oppressed people of Galveston, Texas, through trials of injustice and bigotry in post-Civil War America. Novelist Michael Kasenow artfully weaves a tapestry of vivid and historic detail in this inspiring story of strength and survival.
During the beginning of the twentieth century, the alley people in Galveston band together against racism, prejudice, and poverty hidden within the hypocrisy of civic and corporate corruption. Men and women such as Fanny, Maxwell, Newt, Bishop, Elma, the prostitutes and nuns of St. Mary’s, and the puckish poor who hang out at Bleach’s Tavern journey through self-discovery in their attempt to find their places in the changing landscape of a modernizing world.
The men and women of the alley refuse to capitulate to the rich and privileged, drawing instead upon their inner strength and character instilled by their upbringing in frontier America, with its brand of retributive justice that allows them to overcome what is imposed—to be the free men and women demanded by their courageous spirits, even in the midst of turmoil.
Rich with stunning depictions of turn-of-the century Galveston and the devastation wrought by the Great Hurricane of 1900, The Last Paradise illuminates resilience and fortitude of the great city itself, brought about by the same strengths held by its common citizens. Humorous, evocative, and sobering, this breathtaking novel is an adventure that encompasses the human soul.
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