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The Adversity Success Principles

March 24, 2021 By

In Adversity Success Principles, this successful real estate investor shares his own remarkable story and prescribes 12 success principles for transforming your life by using adversity to your advantage. Focusing on the 12 areas of life that every successful individual practice – unlearn negative habits, develop clear imagination, practice undying faith in self and others, love for self and others, forgiveness, investing in non-forma.l education, build strong mental foundation, Guy identifies the framework upon which all successes is built The Adversity Success Principles offers provocative principles, actionable plans, and real-life case studies and teaches everyone what must be done to attract success in our work, our relationships, our finances, and achieve off-the-chart happiness in life. $9.99 on Kindle.

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Running Back in Time: Discovering the Formula to Beat the Aging Process and Get Younger

March 23, 2021 By

At the age of 68, Dr. Zeev Gilkis decided to give himself an unusual present for his 70th birthday: running a full Marathon. Join Zeev in this adventure and discover that age doesn’t matter. You too can achieve anything you truly dream of. $0.99 on Kindle.

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The DNA of Democracy

March 22, 2021 By

An American poet writes a compilation of historical vignettes, discerning the future of our democracy by rediscovering the combative, instructive, fascinating past of tyranny and democracy. Just as DNA is interwoven in every aspect of the human body, tyranny and democracy have their historically distinctive DNA that have shaped our democracy today. From Israel’s Ten Commandments, to the Athenian Constitution, to Rome’s Twelve Tables, to the overthrow of kings in England and America, Lyons traces democracy from its historical roots to the modern day, constructing a blueprint of what defines tyranny or democratic government in The DNA of Democracy. $0.99 on Kindle.

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Free: Spaceship Earth: Return of the Star Tribes

March 21, 2021 By

Worldwide disaster is forestalled by implementing an unprecedented strategy. After that dust settles, the team must figure out how to dispose of nine-million-year-old toxic waste left by the Annunaki. Other remarkable events: Arthur and Guinevere tell their story; scoops on Stonehenge, Noah, and Nessie; collectives that became extinct return to once more assist the Earth; dragon king crowned; Gaia assists in replacing all creatures living in zoos/aquariums with holograms. Free on Kindle.

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How to Self Publish Inexpensive Books and Ebooks: U.S. Edition, 2nd Edition

March 18, 2021 By

BONUS: This ebook offers a free lengthy downloadable list of ebook promotion websites for discounted and free ebooks. The websites include every genre and range of books. William Allan wants to help you sell your ebooks.

Allan’s ebook will tell you:
* Why you need and how to get professional editing, cover design and page layout;
* Where you can publish your manuscript in the United States;
* Where you can get your book published and online distribution for as little as $245;
and
* 25 ways to market your book. $2.99 on Kindle.

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Athena in The Rathole (Biography)

March 15, 2021 By

Athena is born at the wrong time, to the wrong parents, and in the wrong country. Her parents are Greek immigrants trying to find their way in America. Athena bounces between two countries, two cultures, eating Greek eyeball stew and lamb’s brain on the one hand, and ice cream cones with sprinkles on the other.

Humorously told, Athena must survive her vicious mother, a shaming nun, bullying classmates, and an abusive babysitter. Her mother blames Athena for the family’s troubles and Athena comforts herself by sneaking Greek delicacies. In Greek culture you’re supposed to be pretty and skinny, basically perfect. She is neither of these things. Things go from bad to worse and Athena is sent away to a school for disturbed kids.

Athena’s only hope is to break free from her mother’s explosive volatility and smothering vice grip. She finds support along the way from an unlikely lot of total strangers, including a Portuguese family, an art teacher, a psychic granny, gang members, and a hooker. Without them Athena doesn’t stand a chance. But can she find her way before her mother destroys her? $2.99 on Kindle

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Rustle of the Leaves

March 11, 2021 By

Poetic reflections of the forest coming to life in this anthology of the outdoors writing from the author. Includes ‘Whisper the Wind’, ‘Northern Woods’ & ‘Hawthorn & Hyacinth’. Trapper tales and woodsman lore throw dashes of humor to repose the wistful musings from the forest floor. $3.99 on Kindle.

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First Steps to Fly Fishing: The 1924 Classic Updated for Today

March 11, 2021 By

Fishing with the basics: a rod, a reel, some line, and an artificial “fly” that imitates a fish’s prey is the very definition of fly fishing. Today’s technology has no doubt improved the quality and durability of the equipment and materials of fly fishing, and the basics of the art of fly fishing have remained largely the same.

In 1924, Michael Temple wrote what for decades was the ‘bible’ on learning how to fly fish: “First Steps in Fly Fishing.” Now Cresting Wave Publishing has updated this classic for the 2020s. With an introduction by noted fly fishing expert and author Joshua Bergan and additional material from Editor Kris Neely. $2.99 on Kindle.

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El Tercer Pais

March 10, 2021 By

Two of the most important cities in North America are so physically close they would touch were they not separated by a wall at the US-Mexico border. El Tercer País tells the story of Tijuana and San Diego for the first time—an unforgettable tale of war and peaceful cooperation, dependency and shared destiny, exploitation and amity. $9.99 on Kindle.

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Mom, Dad…Can We Talk?: Helping Our Aging Parents with the Insight and Wisdom of Others

March 10, 2021 By

Mom, Dad…Can We Talk? is for the tens of millions of people dealing with concerns for aging parents. It is controversial, sometimes humorous, often poignant, encouraging — and always helpful. The book is rich with stories of adult children who have been challenged and rewarded in this final stage of the parent-child relationship.

It includes tips for initiating caring conversations like: “Mom, we’re worried about you living alone.” “Sis, I need your help with all this.” And, “Dad has a lady friend!” There are also helpful hints on how to understand and manage the realities of dementia, drinking, depression, and driving. Guest Contributors address: helping grandchildren understand their aging grandparent; helping families with aging parents who have a special needs adult child; and, adapting to the complications imposed by the sudden intrusion of a reality like a pandemic. Also included is a new discussion guide as a bonus! $2.99 on Kindle.

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Rideshare Revelations From An La Uber Driver

March 7, 2021 By

What really happens inside an Uber? Rideshare passengers can be fun, interesting and wildly entertaining. But some individuals are strange, deeply troubled or bizarre at times. So fasten your seatbelts and get ready for some crazy rides around Southern California. $0.99 on Kindle.

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Behind the Scoop: Why You Should Think and Act Like a Journalist

February 25, 2021 By

Sick and tired of the news? Want to understand why we need journalism? Do you want to know what makes great journalism? Want a behind-the-scenes look at how journalists operate?

Behind the Scoop: Why You Should Think and Act like a Journalist is a short and sharp book that will help you identify and write scoops, understand how great journalism is fashioned and you’ll come away reading less news and picking up great journalism worth your time. It’s not just about getting the Bob Woodward-style scoop of the century, it’s about more power to you and less power to useless news. $0.99 on Kindle.

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Free: 50 One Syllable Words You Might Not Know

February 25, 2021 By

This is a short eBook designed to help you augment your knowledge of some of the shorter words in the English language.

All the words in this eBook include the modern-day Google definition, the definition from Noah Webster’s 1828 American Dictionary of the English Language, and the definition from Samuel Johnson’s 1755 A Dictionary of the English Language. This provides you a brief etymology of each word.

This eBook comes with two kinds of quizzes for all 50 words. There are basic multiple-choice quizzes. Those are meant to be more serious. Then there are fill-in-the-blank quizzes. Those are meant to be more humorous.

This book is designed to be something you can check out on your cellphone when you’re in the checkout line. Or something like that. Free on Kindle.

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The DNA of Democracy

February 23, 2021 By

Historical vignettes discerning the future of our democracy by rediscovering the fascinating past of tyranny & democracy. Just as DNA is interwoven in every aspect of the human body, tyranny and democracy have their historically distinctive DNA. From Israel’s Ten Commandments to the overthrow of kings in England & America, he constructs a blueprint of what defines tyranny or democratic government. $0.99 on Kindle.

Filed Under: Featured, Hot Books, Non Fiction Tagged With: democracy, government, History, kindle books, Non Fiction

Free: The Road to Sobriety

February 18, 2021 By

Are you struggling with an addiction and looking for something or someone to relate to?

Are you looking for advice on proven and sustainable methods to achieve sobriety?

Have you been struggling to understand what is going on in the mind of your loved one as they battle through addiction?

Sobriety is a huge step that appears daunting if not gone about the right way.

The idea that an addict or alcoholic can become sober is only a myth to some people, but I’m here to tell you otherwise—from personal experience.

I went from a bottom-of-the-barrel alcoholic to becoming nine years sober and counting, and it has been incredible!

This book offers an in-depth look into addiction and the road to sobriety, starting from the implications of some early childhood experiences and how they may affect an addict in the long run.

It includes:

– Scientific studies to buttress each point while relating it to personal experiences in easy-to-understand terms

– Understanding the predisposing factors to alcoholism and addiction in general

– Enabling, the rock-bottom, intervention, disease theory of alcoholism/addiction

– Comparison between AA and SMART Recovery

– Ways of achieving sobriety and the challenges when trying to get sober

– Relapse and recovery, as well as what to do after a relapse. Free on Kindle.

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Rational Empathy

February 14, 2021 By

Since time immemorial, humanity has passionately debated over the ideas of right and wrong, good and evil. Is morality a matter of personal opinion? Is it something for an authority to decide for the rest of us? The answer is neither: Morality is demonstrated to be an objective truth, derived through pure logic. The mind, long believed to be outside the domain of objective truth, settles this debate in an unusual manner. $0.99 on Kindle.

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Free: Return of Dragons: Journal of Galactic Romance and Global Evolution

February 13, 2021 By

In the fifth book of this compelling, metaphysical journey, the Joy Council intervenes to prevent dragons from being lured to their deaths as the new dragon prince’s life is endangered. A new world must be created if the dragons have any chance of escaping a 900-year-old relentless tracker. But don’t get too comfortable, because a plot to kill Commander Ashtar results in the deportation of those who are not native residents of Earth.

In this exhilarating otherworldly adventure, readers will meet a myriad of interesting characters, travel through time and space, and experience a voyage unlike anything you can imagine. Free on Kindle.

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Free: Make Enterprise Great Again: The Gods Must Be Crazy!

February 13, 2021 By

Is U.S. capitalism failing?
Is China as an economic force that we should worry about?
Should we return Roosevelt-like policies to build a capitalistic society that works for all?

This book digs into these questions and more.

A note from the author:
I, too, had an excruciating 2020. To begin with, including COVID taking my storyteller’s (narrator) soul to heaven. I was trapped in a bottle at beginning of the year, questioning my identity. But, I took that challenge as an opportunity by writing through my own metaphorical coke bottle. When the darkness rolled in, through thick and thin, an amazing community was there for me with helping hands.

Within a few months, over 10,000 people read The Gods Must Be Crazy in over a dozen countries, offering ~100 rave reviews (Amazon + GoodReads), and even achieved the #1 bestseller rank in many Amazon categories! Above all, I donate the royalty from this book for a greater purpose to Mother Teresa Mission (Missionaries of Charity). As a token of gratitude, I am making the book free as a New Year’s GIFT.

Book Trailer 1: “The Gods Must Be Crazy”: https://youtu.be/pe50Rx1DjOc
Book Trailer 2 “Trump endorses The Gods Must Be Crazy” (Satire): https://youtu.be/5ZlJncOLZjM

Free on Kindle

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Free: Flawless Launches – Profitable Products

February 8, 2021 By

This book shares a proven path to successful, profitable new products. Probabilistic, model-based thinking, also called Predictive Engineering, defines profitable products to delight customers and investors. During product development, predictive engineering ensures customer and business expectations for cost and time to market are met or exceeded. Predictive Engineering prepares the supply chain so the new product is launched with optimal yield, cycle time and cost. In this book, success stories are shared, along with an overview of transformational leadership so the organization can both expect and celebrate flawless launches of profitable products. Free on Kindle

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Capitol Hill’s Criminal Underground

February 7, 2021 By

This is a true story about the theft of $70,000,000 from the American people. The involvement of United States Senators and Senior Wall Street Executives. Rated 4.4 Stars on Amazon with over 50 reviews. Find the innocent Senator and win $100,000. $2.99 on Kindle

Filed Under: Featured, Hot Books, Non Fiction Tagged With: congress, kindle books, senate, theft, wallstreet

Alone I Did It

February 5, 2021 By

WARNING: This book will infect you with a serious wander lust that might send you traveling all over the world!

ALONE I DID IT is a fascinating adventure story embedded with exciting sub stories of the author’s travels through the world’s most breathtaking landscapes from the Himalayas, where he experienced a character-changing encounter with local orphans, to the majestic landscapes of Italy, France, and Switzerland.

The writer’s journey was unique, a once-in-a-lifetime event, and is presented in a way that makes the reader share his astonishment, thrill, and suffering, and will maybe even drive readers to mount their bikes and embark on a similar journey. Little did he know what effect that journey would have and the transformation it would bring about. During those seemingly endless hours of riding, he encountered the most unique and fascinating aspects of his country. $0.99 on Kindle

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Free: A New Way of Life

January 30, 2021 By

Globalization can kill you. Is that an exaggeration?! Not at all.

COVID-19 was completely caused by globalization, because, with so much international travel, especially by planes, infectious diseases can spread fast and far. The next pandemic might be far worse than COVID-19.

In the past, without planes, the Black Death killed up to 60% of the population of Europe! That’s hundreds of times more than COVID-19! Imagine what it would be like to have a new virus similar to the Black Death, but with planes and globalization… This means death for you and your family, have no doubt.

This book explains how you can protect yourself and those you love, and not only from infectious diseases. If you act, YOU WILL PROUDLY BE THE SOLUTION TO THE MANY CRISES our deeply mad and unhealthy civilization is facing:
• You can be the solution to the cycle of economic crises where the rich get richer, the poor get poorer, banks steal from us, and inequality grows greater, while so many don’t even have decent food or healthcare…
• You can be the solution to the ecological crisis, including climate change! We pollute the food we eat, the water we drink, the air we breathe… Climate change has started to kill hundreds of thousands through heat, flooding, hurricanes, a lack of food and water, which can lead to wars… The worst-case scenario could lead to human extinction, as it did 250 million years ago, when 96% of species died because of climate change from volcanoes’ CO2 emissions.
• You can be the solution to other crises: police violence, overpopulation…
• You can be the solution to political corruption. Politicians pretend to care about what you think to get elected, but then really only care about what the richest push them to do through lobbying. Also, they almost started a nuclear war without our authorization! We live in a dangerous, false democracy…

There is an alternative system in which you can really be the solution to all these crises: future pandemics like COVID-19, climate change, economic crises… It sounds impossible? This book proves that it is possible based on referenced science and facts.
Protect Yourself and Those You Love. Be the Solution. Free on Kindle

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Free: The God-like Things

January 29, 2021 By

This collection of poetry explores the depth of the human connection – its memories, mysteries, and unique physical wild lands. Walking the distances carved and craved from intimacy, we are led along the circling stairways of life; of the houses we live in, carry, build, and those unlived-in; with each page-turning the poems unveil layers of the human condition and our capacity for love, despite loss and separation. What emerges is a love story, a hope story, and a story of trust. Weaving the spiritual and philosophical into the everyday tangible physical landscapes of relationships, this book is a beautiful reminder of the infinite possibilities in the ordinary gestures of our human moments. Free on Kindle.

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Why the F*ck Can’t I Change?

January 27, 2021 By

In this groundbreaking book, neuroscientist and behavioral coach Dr. Gabija Toleikyte gets straight to the heart of why we form certain habits and behaviors and shows how we can realistically stop ourselves from repeating the same mistakes.

Gabija takes us on an eye-opening journey through the extraordinary human brain, exploring how it deals with the everyday challenges that face us all. With relatable case studies and practical strategies and tools, Gabija demonstrates in this expertly researched book how you can rethink change, including:

Why you shouldn’t suddenly stop bad habits.
How you can take control of your emotions.
Simple ways to improve your productivity at work.
How you can become a better communicator and decision-maker.
The secret to strengthening your relationships.
How to look after your brain health and why it’s so important. $0.99 on Kindle.

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Free: Anti-Aging Medicine: How We Can Extend Lifespan and Live Longer and Healthier Lives

January 18, 2021 By

Why do we age? Why is it that there is still no wide scientific agreement on even the fundamental nature of aging? Is aging treatable? What is the future of anti-aging medicine?

Goldsmith takes us on a fascinating tour of the history of biological aging theories, the current status, and present efforts toward developing treatments for extending lifespan and generally delaying aging.

Arguments about the nature of aging (now extending for more than a century) are actually arguments over obscure details of evolution theory. Some of these details suggest that we can find treatments for individual symptoms of aging like cancer and heart disease but that aging itself is an untreatable condition, an inescapable fact of life. Medicine as we know it is largely based on this idea.

However, recent discoveries especially in genetics now strongly show that aging is itself a treatable condition (like a disease) and even suggest ways in which aging can be delayed. Free on Kindle.