Daily Archives: November 26, 2020

Dark Side of the Moo (Bought-the-Farm Mystery Book 2)by Ellen Riggs

Sweet life on the farm turns sour when a guest mooves on to greener pastures. Permanently.

Ivy was happy to put her old life at Flordale Corporation behind her, but with a recent murder tarnishing her new inn’s reputation she can’t afford to be choosy about paying guests. So when her former teammates from HR ask to hold their retreat at Runaway Farm and Inn, she throws down the welcome mat.

When a guest turns up dead in the cow stall, it’s a terrible shock. The cows are initially on the hook for the crime, but Ivy knows her girls too well to buy that. But if the cows aren’t to blame, it means the killer is continuing to enjoy Ivy’s hospitality and everything bucolic Clover Grove has to offer.

At first Ivy agrees to stay out of the investigation at the police chief’s request. When a family member becomes a suspect, however, she jumps into action with Keats, her know-it-all border collie, and Jilly, her best friend.

Will they be able to find the bad apple on the Flordale HR team before the killer strikes again and Ivy is downsized… for good?

Another fun page-turner in a heartwarming series that’s perfect for animal lovers who dream about buying the farm.

Make Pretend: The Complete Short Fiction of Armand Rosamilia, Volume 1by Armand Rosamilia

Make Pretend is the first book in a series collecting all of Armand Rosamilia’s short fiction.

Twenty-one tales ranging from horror to crime thriller to science fiction, contemporary fiction to fantasy and more. From stories a few days ago to one forty years old.

Some stories you might’ve read in previous collections or anthologies. Maybe on the author’s Patreon. Many more never before read. Written for this and the future collections.

Make pretend these stories aren’t real, aren’t fact, and aren’t exposing the best and worst of humanity…

With a foreword by esteemed author Tim Meyer

Money, Come Dance With Meby Gale West

Money, Come Dance with Me, is a call to live in the joy and delight of dancing with Money as a loving guide and friend.

Author, Gale West, invites the reader to consider that money’s pure potential is a dynamic, living, force field of love, connecting of peoples, cultures and marketplaces. Unfortunately, few can experience money in this way, because it’s been imprisoned in an old paradigm of domination and greed. As result, money has been wounded as much as money has wounded us.

How can we free ourselves and money from these wounds? Be willing to address our own money stories. Reconnect to our divinity as conscious co-creators with Divine Source. Embrace joyous wealth as way living that is more than just money in the bank. And invite money to be a partner in the dance of your life.

Filled with stories and simple practical steps, Money Come Dance with Me guides the reader on a powerful journey of transformation.

“With her book, Money, Come Dance with Me, Gale West gives us all a gift that will keep giving for a lifetime! Gale goes deeper than I have ever seen on the energy of money and the idea that we are each interconnected with money in the same way we are with friends and family. I was struck by Gale’s insights on the woundedness of money itself and our own ability to “transceive”, as well as Gale’s rich offering of simple steps we can take to dramatically elevate our relationship with money. As a CEO and former financial advisor, I see the vast potential this book provides for each one of us and the organizations we treasure!” Claire Lachance CEO, Institute of Noetic Sciences