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David Thomas Stone has completed a new book, "Sweet Thang": An Adventure Novel that opens with an extraordinary discovery in a rural barn. A group of highly skilled private pilots stumbles upon the hulk of a meticulously maintained World War II bomber, sparking their commitment to restore this aviation treasure for air shows. What begins as a restoration passion project transforms into something far more urgent [PR.com]
Aug 31 · 10:00·PR.com
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Marshall has completed a new book, "The Day God Gave Us A Skylight" that opens with a poignant premise: a dog left behind by those who should have cherished him must first learn to trust before he can give his whole heart to another. When Marshall finally finds his forever family and settles into peaceful farm life, he experiences the simple joys of belonging. Yet this newfound contentment faces an unexpected [PR.com]
Aug 31 · 10:00·PR.com
Gaming
Timothy E. Robinson has completed a new book covering the pivotal years 1957 to 1975 through meticulous documentation and analysis. This third volume in the multi-volume series presents the yearly history of college football with unprecedented detail, capturing the sport during a transformative period when the modern game was taking shape. The work encompasses win-loss records for over 1,000 teams, providing researchers, [PR.com]
Aug 31 · 10:00·PR.com
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David Brian Sanders has completed a new book exploring the intersection of hospitality and vulnerability that defines modern entertaining. "The Heart of Entertainment" ventures beyond the glossy aesthetics of design magazines to address the genuine emotional landscape behind opening one's home to others. The book recognizes that hosting, whether intimate dinner parties or holiday celebrations, often conceals an [PR.com]
Aug 31 · 10:00·PR.com
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M L Munford has completed a new book, titled, "The Kid From Cooperstown," a deeply personal memoir that celebrates the author's formative years growing up in Cooperstown, New York—the legendary Home of Baseball. Through vivid recollections and intimate storytelling, Munford transports readers to a simpler time, weaving together the universal experiences of childhood with the unique backdrop of America's [PR.com]
Aug 31 · 10:00·PR.com
SaaS
S.E. Bazarsky has completed a new book that transports audiences to the magnificent Kingdom of Sagon, a realm suspended upon an endless cloud above the lands below. When Queen Victoria forbids her daughter Princess Ursula from seeing Prince George—the son of the despotic King Mozar who rules the earthbound Kingdom of Omart—the heartbroken princess makes a fateful escape on her majestic winged white horse. Her [PR.com]
Aug 31 · 10:00·PR.com
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Barbara Conrad has completed a new book, titled, "The Last Time, Again," a compelling narrative that follows Mercedes and ML as their lives intersect in unexpected ways. Set on Mercedes's vineyard in the rural landscape of Northern California, the story unfolds with a rich cast of supporting characters who breathe authenticity into every page. This is the kind of novel best savored slowly—perhaps with a [PR.com]
Aug 31 · 10:00·PR.com
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Alexis Norris has completed a new book, "The Mermaid and the Very Blue Octopus," a vibrant children's story set in a colorful underwater world where a young mermaid discovers the strength that comes from connection. The narrative unfolds through encounters with an array of marine creatures, each bringing their own charm to this aquatic realm. At its heart, the story addresses a profound truth: sometimes the most [PR.com]
Aug 31 · 10:00·PR.com
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Marti Warrington-Schulte has completed a new book, "The Ostrich Within," a poignant exploration of the hidden battles we face in silence. The narrative delves into conflicts rooted in profound love, struggles waged with every fiber of the human heart, and the profound losses that accompany such intimate warfare. Through candid reflection, Marti Warrington-Schulte examines where light fades in our darkest moments [PR.com]
Aug 31 · 10:00·PR.com
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Apostle Sharmaine Thomas has completed a new book, titled, "The Parable of the Carnival Relationship: Why Settle When You Can Select," which explores the painful patterns many women experience in relationships with emotionally unavailable men. Through her parable framework, Apostle Thomas examines how unhealed individuals attract the same broken dynamics repeatedly, creating an endless cycle of emotional [PR.com]
Aug 31 · 10:00·PR.com
Education
Monica Aaron has completed a new book, "There's No Crying in Kindergarten" that speaks directly to the universal experience of starting big school. Through the story of a nervous little girl wrestling with doubts about kindergarten, the narrative tenderly addresses the fears that plague so many children on the brink of this significant milestone. She worries about making friends, about getting things wrong, and [PR.com]
Aug 31 · 10:00·PR.com
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Sharon K. Rowland has completed a new book, "Thirteen Orphans," which transports readers to the breathtaking wilderness of Glacier National Park during the transcontinental railroad boom. The story centers on Sam Rozengren, a Swiss American investigator whose unconventional methods have made him the rangers' go-to problem solver. When an experienced hiker vanishes on the notorious Highline Trail, Sam is called [PR.com]
Aug 31 · 10:00·PR.com