Daily Archives: June 27, 2020

Queen Witch (Foulweather Twins Book 1)by J.R. Pearse Nelson

Stubborn and suspicious are two qualities that don’t go over well in the Queen family…

Where does my story truly begin? Maybe with the birth of twins to a soon-dead witch. Or possibly with the name bestowed on me by the Lady, the immortal we serve. She called me Sage, and my sister Wren. The Foulweather twins. As I choose to see it, my story begins when I first participated in the course of my life. When I started making my own decisions, despite everything I’d been taught. Forced recluse with a secret life? That’s me.

Sage Brighton is a young woman of incredible power, but she doesn’t decide how that power is used, or anything else about her life. As a witch of the Queen family, and a twin, Sage will serve the Lady all her days. The immortal has plans for Sage and her twin Wren. They are to be her Hands, her enforcers in the mortal, modern world. But first Sage must survive her training, learn to control her sociopathic sister without getting maimed in the process, and all the while try to keep something of her life for her own.

Sightings by Mark Lukens

In 1988, Lydia Conner was abducted by aliens from her cabin near Specter Lake, Minnesota while her husband lay in bed, temporarily paralyzed. She screamed for help as she floated up to the ceiling in a blinding flash of light . . . and then she was gone.

In 2009, four film school students journey to the Specter Lake cabin where the abduction of Lydia Conner took place. They hope to capture proof of an alien visitation on film; they hope to re-create events from the abduction; they plan to use themselves as the bait . . .

. . . but they encounter much more than they ever could have imagined.

Super Dog Zam: A Helping Pal for Grieving Children (Ages 6-9)by Susan Binau

This book is a beautiful and moving allegory of loss and coping, and is particularly poignant for children who may be dealing with death and grief for the first time.

This version of Super Dog Zam targets the 6-9 year age group to aid in your family’s grief journey. In this edition, we aim to provide an introduction to the concepts of death and grief in a relatable, uplifting story, followed by a workbook including age-appropriate questions to guide children through their own thoughts and feelings about the subject.

The Super Dog Zam Grief Healing Books were created to offer families with grieving children a self-help tool that could be used at home to help young hearts and minds through the difficult grieving process. By using these books, adult friends and family of grieving children have an opportunity to take responsibility and action towards healing, rather than becoming frustrated by the lack of information and support so often encountered by families facing grief.

Super Dog Zam Grief Healing Books are part of an ambitious initiative by the Grief Heroes Foundation to become a lifeline in grief and close the gap of loneliness for children, teenagers, and their families. The foundation aims to reduce the stigma often associated with discussing death and grief in conjunction with schools and hospitals through educational programs and donations.

Learn more about Grief Heroes Foundation at www.griefheroes.org

Serving To Lead: Lessons in Adversity and Resilience from the Battlefield, Gridiron, and the Corporate Worldby Keith L. Craig

Serving To Lead, is a brilliant ‘oeuvre’ and provides leadership lessons relevant for every profession. It delivers a compelling personal narrative
underpinned by tales of tenacity during adversity and resilience garnered from the battlefield, his time playing professional football, and the corporate world.