Daily Archives: November 7, 2020

Burning Bridges Along the Susquehanna: Book 1 in the Susquehanna Seriesby Paul Nelson

Lily is a teen girl in Central Pennsylvania. She and her young autistic brother, Logan, have big problems. Their mother has fallen for a man who is pure evil. They meet a Native American man, Iron Joe, who takes them through a time portal, where they find peace and happiness in the early 1900’s logging days of Lock Haven, Pennsylvania. However, they find that evil follows them. Lily and Logan, find many wonderful adventures and great challenges in their time travels. This book is full of fantasy, adventure, history, shape-shifting and a little romance. Great high school reading for ages 15 and up.

Jurassic Deadby Rick Chesler

An Antarctic research team hoping to study microbial organisms in an underground lake discovers something far more amazing: perfectly preserved dinosaur corpses. After one thaws and wakes ravenously hungry, it becomes apparent that death, like life, will find a way.

Environmental activist Alex Ramirez, son of the expedition’s paleontologist, came to Antarctica to defend the organisms from extinction, but soon learns that it is the human race that needs protecting.

Aberrant Behaviorby Jim Lively

How does a functional alcoholic and possible schizophrenic, who is also a successful attorney for the health insurance industry, handle the demise of a plaintiff due to a technicality that denied him an expensive life-saving procedure?
Simple. Charles Pierce retires and books a cruise to escape his meaningless life and personal demons. Little does he know that the dead plaintiff’s widow, armed with poison and intent on revenge, has booked the same cruise.
Upon departure, a mysterious woman seduces Charles. She warns him that the unhinged wife of her lover may be onboard, but then she suddenly vanishes. Bewildered, Charles can find no trace of her guest registration.
After he investigates the possibility of foul play, Charles contacts the ship’s chief security officer. But the officer is too preoccupied to pay any attention to his findings because someone has stolen a priceless diamond from the ship’s boutique.
What else could go wrong?
Find out, as you follow the baffling plot twists and unpredictable actions of Charles. Worry about him while he struggles to find answers and avoid getting killed by a growing list of other strange characters, who all exhibit Aberrant Behavior.

Mass Tort Secrets: The Playbook for Growing Your Mass Tort Businessby Terry Dunken

A successful mass tort practice can take your law firm to the next level, generating more clients and revenue than ever expected. Yet, mass torts is an industry that is perceived as being closed to new attorneys. In his book Mass Tort Secrets: The Playbook for Growing Your Mass Tort Business, attorney and mass tort business practitioner, Terry Dunken, turns that notion on its head and provides readers with a step-by-step guide to hitting a home run in the mass tort field. By revealing secrets of the industry, Mass Tort Secrets creates a level playing field where everyone can win.

Mass Tort Secrets provides a strategy for building a mass tort law firm. From strategic planning to building your budget, and beyond, Mass Tort Secrets gives lawyers an in-depth practical guide to the business side of mass torts. Whether new to the game or a seasoned pro, Mass Tort Secrets is a must-read for everyone in the mass tort industry.

Mommy Magic: Anatomy and Sex Ed for Pre-Schoolersby Gail Clifford

Have you ever felt ill-equipped to answer your child’s question? Read this book with them and have the answers for anatomy and sex education questions. Start the discussion early and build a great relationship with your children about topics others may find embarrassing.

With a story that fits anatomically with sex and the creation of a baby, answer the actual question your child asks (not more) and they’ll grow in their knowledge of their own bodies.