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A delightful story of a mommy bunny that decides build her nest to welcome the arrival of her babies at the edge of a meadow. As she is building she thinks about her forest friends and how wonderful it would be if they could join her for the special occasion! Imagine her surprise when each arrives with a gift! Written in rhyming verse with subtle introductions to numbers and basic colors. $1.99 on Kindle.

Flight 2262 is bound for paradise, but a rogue terrorist could send it to the bottom of the ocean. If you like pulse-pounding reads with compelling characters and chillingly real plots, then you’ll love John Etzil’s turbulent tale. $0.99 on Kindle.

Pip is back at Splash -the school for penguins. He meets a strange wizard whose spells go wrong! Mr Bates his headmaster has stopped robbing banks and has a secret! $0.99 on Kindle.

Available for the first time in one volume, K. R. Eckert’s popular History Hunters series, featuring treasure hunting adventurers, Paul Davenport and Sara Walsh. The Templar Succession: In 1972 a disgraced college professor and a retired FBI agent set out to discover, once and for all, the final resting place of the legendary Treasure of the Knights Templar. Days later, both men disappear without a trace. Forty years later, spurred on by the discovery of a long lost manuscript, the Professor’s son hires Davenport and Walsh to pick up where his father left off. Their adventure leads them from Benjamin Franklin’s Freemasons to the early days of the Civil War, from World War II Paris to the corrupt world of J. Edgar Hoover’s FBI. But Davenport and Walsh aren’t alone in their search. A fanatical group of Neo-Knights have infiltrated the Freemasons in an attempt to reignite the Crusades. And watching them all from the shadows is a mysterious figure known as The Bookkeeper. The Gettysburg Cypher:On July 3, 1863, as the Battle of Gettysburg winds down, a rebel spy stumbles into the Union camp, only to be killed by his own army’s guns. Before he dies, he passes a coded message, hidden in an old book, to an unknowing bystander: the kindly reverend who ministers to him in his hour of death. $1.99 on Kindle.

There’s a symbol for every friendship, something that reminds one friend of the other and always will. For some friends, it’s hearts or infinity signs. For other’s its wine corks or anchors. Once a friendship forms a symbol, it’s hard to look at the item without thinking of the other person, for the rest of your life. For David, three leaf clovers would always remind him of his bond with his best friend Jade. He’d given her one the day they met, seven years ago, when she’d been crying in their High school’s courtyard. Since then he has fought his Dominant urges to turn her into his little play thing and locked her up, strictly in the friend zone. Jade is a stubborn but sweet little brat, that always pushes against David’s control without even knowing he wants her in more ways than she could imagine. When Jade gets the symbol of their friendship tattooed on her ass and tells the tattoo artist that it’s a symbol of luck and of love, David decides it’s past time to smash the walls and show Jade how good life could really be if she joined him in his bed and his heart, as his little submissive instead of his bratty best friend. $0.99 on Kindle.