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Government Without Taxes
by Donald Kirchinger

This is a book on corporate government, but not in theory, in actual application. Complete with a constitution, this book shows how and why a government that earns its income from sovereignty leases and entry fees, instead of the traditional method of taxes, can and will receive more revenue than it ever could through taxation. While operating at a profit and paying dividends to its shareholders, this government also provides the ultimate service product to its citizens: freedom - not only from taxation, but also from restrictions and regulations.

Miracles Beyond Medicine
by Gloria Teague

Most people feel that medical personnel put religion aside when we don the mask of our profession. The truth is, though, that‚s when we need religion the most, when we‚re face to face with death.

Miracles Beyond Medicine is a book comprised of stories that are based on actual events. The stories bring the staff of emergency rooms and surgical suites to life and prove that we are, after all, just human. These are medical case histories as related by hospital personnel that have been a witness to them, either in the hospital setting or in their own lives. These stories illustrate that miracles can, and do, happen to average people. They also prove that even though man may give up hope at times, God can step in and bring doctors and staff to their knees in humility.

Dark Lullaby
by Staci Layne Wilson

…lust…blood…voodoo…music…murder

The year is 1971. Janis Joplin, Jimi Hendrix, and Jim Morrison are dead, all within a year of each other. Some of the greatest, most promising musicians snatched up by the dark specter of death. But, it was no accident of fate—they were taken.

Ashara Konrad, a rock music photojournalist, thinks she knows who the killer is: Her own twin sister, Zariaz. She's seen it happen before…days the music died. It began with Ashara's first love, her mentor, Ludwig Von Beethoven. Ashara was his "immortal beloved." His vampire lover.

Ashara fled from her sister in 1827, but a psychic connection between the two kept them together through the decades. Ashara knew of the curse—that 1,000 musicians had to be sacrificed for the one Zariaz could never have. Zariaz would drink in their talent, one and all, until she could play the song that would make the collective soul hers. In clusters over time, the curse was fed.

And in the Age of Aquarius, it is happening again.

FanCraftic Party Crafts
by Valerie Randall

Create your best parties ever with FanCraftic Party Crafts. An easy-to-use guidebook that features 12 fun parties from birthdays to luaus, showers to traditional holidays, this full color book features over 120 crafts and gifts. And to make it even easier, each party craft template is already designed for you and included on a CD, found inside the book. Pop the CD into your computer and then all you have to do is personalize, print and craft.

FanCraftic Party Crafts is 128 full color pages, and features detailed instructions on how to finish your projects as well as a complete chapter on Materials, Tools and Techniques with illustrated guides on how to make gift bags, gift boxes, and more.

Use Broderbund's PrintMaster®, The Print Shop®, or American Greetings® CreataCard® to work with the templates. Need software? We make it easy for you to download PrintMaster® Express for free, details are in the book.

Be bold and creative. Use the power of technology to take your crafting to a new level. That‚s the beauty of FanCraftic!

Creating Magickal Entities
by David Michael Cunningham with Taylor Ellwood and Amanda R. Wagener and Taylor Ellwood

The book is an easy to read manual on creating magickal entities that any magickal practitioner can understand. Even though it is not a "for beginners" type of book, a beginner will be able to understand the material presented. This is one of the only books on solely on entity creation that does not beat around the bush explaining the "how to" aspects of the art.

The Life and Times of Rapunzel
by Staci Layne Wilson

Themes: quest fantasy, time travel, romance, cats "Nobody writes a fractured fairy tale like Staci Layne Wilson!" (Brenda Thatcher, Escape to Romance)

Rock 'n Roll Fantasy
by Staci Layne Wilson

"Entertaining rendition of the tarot theme, with nice inset stories and variants of fables. I smelled whiffs of Circe and the Pigs, Beauty and the Beast, Adam and Eve, Alice in Wonderland, Pied Piper - all manner of notions." Piers Anthony - Author of the Xanth novels, Incarnations of Immortality series, and lots more.

Rainbows of my Heart
by Shanyn

When kindred spirits affiliate and align, though there be thousands upon thousands of miles of sea and land between them, it is the written word which binds them.

Whatever your walk of life, whatever the path you may be walking upon, within this book, you will find words which will take you by the hand. While you are holding hands with Shanyn's words, a part of you will light up with knowing and acknowledge the way it is for you too. Her words will take you soaring with eagle, sliding upon rainbows, working with animals on the farm, travel the sound of music in the heart and glimpse within the mind. They will have you come home within yourself. I have the utmost faith, you will enjoy and treasure her words as I do.
Rena May Hough - Island Woman Writer
Chatham Islands - New Zealand.

Allegory
by C.E. Laine

Allegory is a collection of poems written by C. E. Laine set against a black and white interpretation of the painting "Allegory of the Arts," by Francesco de Mura, 1696 - 1782.

We Ain't in Kansas No More
by R.D. McManes

Surreal to serene, many of these poems beg to be read out loud.

Made in the U.S.A. by Rufus

Presley. Monroe. Lovers on the run. A covert government agency and Third Reich science. Passions and perversions, past and present. Cloning and cryogenics, the Second Coming and the Millennium. A story as unique as this could only be. . . Made in the U.S.A.

Innocence Sacrificed by Gloria Teague

Innocence Sacrificed is a book about unholy, unspeakable love; a love that never should have been. It is the love between Satan, dressed in mortal form, and a beautiful young woman, Amelia. This love is made all the more unacceptable because Amelia is the daughter of a minister and has been raised within shouting distance of her father's fire and brimstone pulpit.

Reflections in a Poets Mirror by R.D. McManes

A reflection of the world around us though a poet's mirrior. The poems are reflections of daily events in the life of one poet, ranging from mother nature to father time. You will find poems that make you laugh, cry and wonder why perhaps even answers to questions never before posed, at least not in poetic light. All the poems have a message though some are up to the reader to find and decide what it is.

The Redhead Encyclopedia by Stephen Douglas

Are redheads cool or what? It's taken over ten years of research to find the facts and information that I present in this book - information that defines the redhead culture - without really identifying it. I didn't want to write a book that just listed names of redhead celebrities and famous people, although there are names of hundreds in the book. More interesting to me were the surveys and studies that show how redheads are perceived by others, and how they perceive themselves. I was also fascinated to find all the strange historical data concerning redheads, with contradicting folklore and fables. I'm proud to be a redhead myself, and I invite every redhead and redhead admirer to get The Redhead Encyclopedia to discover for themselves a truckload of neat information and little-known secrets about the flame-haired.

Marie's Book of Spells by Marie Logan

I put an immense effort into it and, although it's very small, I believe this book to be somewhat worthwhile. It's 44 pages and contains around 20 spells. They are practical and can be used by just about everyone. They are easy to change in order to suit your needs. I think this book is great. The only downside is that it's small.

Car Chases & Fake Bologna: The Life and Times of an American Youth by Marie Logan

"Car Chases & Fake Bologna" is a young woman's anthology of poetry and journal entries reflecting her experiences as a young adult and as an American. From silliness to sadness and everything in between, this book takes a poetic look at modern day existence.

Blood Secrets by Karen E. Taylor

When she is not tracking down the vampire who converted her, Deidre Griffin, a civilized vampire, spends her days as a Manhattan dress designer and her nights feeding on the blood of humans at the Ballroom of Romance.

Bitter Blood by Karen E. Taylor

Renegade vampire Deirdre Griffin returns to New York to take on an evil group of vampires seeking revenge for the death of their leader and using Deirdre's own former lover, Detective Mitch Greer, as bait.

Blood Ties by Karen E. Taylor

Deirdre returns with her lover, Detective Mitch Greer, to track down a vampire who is killing off New York's undead.

Blood of My Blood by Karen E. Taylor

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The Vampire Vivienne by Karen E. Taylor

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