2010 Titles
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1. Sorensons's Gift
by Robin Roberts
2. The Broomwhistle Chronicles (Witch Hunt of the Dwills)
by Eric D. Smith
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3. Treelanders
by Stephen Beccia
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4. Swiss Chocolate
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by James M. Weil
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5. Doc Be Nimble
by Allen Parsely
6. Duper's Fork Book 3 (Prisoners of Fear)
by Andrew Olsen
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7. Charlie 9 Lives
by Edward Davis
8. In Lieu of Light 2
by W. W. Jackson
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2011 Titles
1. A Climbing Stock
by Andrew Hiller Fantasy
John, the owner of a small failing business is tricked by a strange little man (Mr. Tucker) to sell his company for 3000 shares of an unknown stock called
BEAN. To his surprise his BEAN sock grows rapidly. So much so he finds
himself questioned by the FBI, FTC, and a lot of other organizations with
an “F” in them. To preserve his name John breaks into the BEAN HQ where he
is recruited by Mr. Tucker to fight dragons, bureaucrats, labor union, and
a very powerful corporation to bring a little kindness into the world.
2. Anthology 2011
by Assorted Authors Short Story Fiction
Dailey Swan Publishing is proud to present its first annual readers choice
short story selection. Picked from over 40 short stories first presented
online by Dailey Swan.
3. Curse of Compassion
by Stephen Hammett Fantasy
(Young Adult Appropriate)
Stanley is a geeky high school freshman who experiences an unusual
phenomenon. After losing consciousness in a car accident he wakes up deep
in the forest with a talking owl. He soon realizes that he is now a fully
grown red fox. He learns that this was due to events that happened before
his birth, and that the only way he can become human again is to perform 3
tasks. In his quest Stanley is aided little but makes many friends, and in
the end finds what he has been searching for most of his life, compassion.
4. Endlight Event, Book 2
by John Cater Science-Fiction
Following up on the first novel: The survivors return to the surface to
find a changed world and who it was that in the end saved them all.
5. Earth Ship Protectress: Freddy Anderson
Chronicles Book 2
by John Ricks Science-Fiction
(Young Adult Appropriate: Ages ~10 to 90)
The aliens continue to pick Freddy’s mind and Freddy continues to stop
them in every way the supper genius can. They find out what that earth
shattering catastrophe is and other resources that Earth can bring to
stop the alien attack.
6. Messages
by Cully Bryant Fantasy
SC Lewis described pride as the 'greatest sin' for upon pride almost all
other sin is built. The inhabitants of Nusquam have never known of God.
He has never made his presence felt. He has been waiting throughout the
millennia, waiting for the appropriate time to act. Meanwhile, Dargon,
the evil one, has been allowed free reign to work. Now the Nusquam have
begun to ask the basic questions of life. God (The Master) has been waiting
for this. He will send his messenger, and Dargon will be openly confronted.
God reveals himself only to Elec, who must meet many challenges before he
learns the purpose of the master’s existence.
7. The Poetry of Jess
by Jessica Dailey Poetry
Jessica Dailey shows her own personnel evolution with both her words and
pictures, giving insight into the challenges and victories in life that
we all face.
8. Prescription for Madness
by Joy Hancock Non-Fiction
Joy gives us the breadth and insight of a true story involving her son.
Once a promising basketball talent, a McDonalds All-Star in High School, he
is put on prescription drugs for 'behavioral issues'. His abilities and
opportunities are destroyed and his life is forever altered to the bad.
What can happen when drugs are unnecessarily used to alter behavior?
How much greatness have we lost?
9. The Sunder Breach
by Richard Fountain Mystery/Suspense
Mark discovers the company he works for is the front for a rogue
intelligence organization that's been operating throughout the world with
its own twisted rules of engagement. Even worse, he fears that his work
has contributed to the deaths of thousands. An investigation leads Mark to
uncover an unholy alliance between the companies ambitious leader Richard,
and a promising Washington politician who is in line to become the next
President. Richard will stop at nothing to own him. As the danger escalates,
Mark learns he is an unwitting pawn recruited through lies and deceit to
expose this clandestine organization and bring the villains to justice.
10. Trees Cry for Rain
by Dr. Jeri Fink Historical Fiction
Trees Cry for Rain is a gripping novel of betrayal where the past crashes
into the present. It's August in Bryant Park in New York, and a man with fiery
eyes hovers on the edge of a long lost mystery. 500 years earlier, Rozas, a
Marrano or Secret Jew, is betrayed- anonymously reported to the Spanish
Holly Office of the Inquisition. Dragged into an underground dungeon, Roza
is tortured, forced to confess 'crimes' against the church, and convicted
of heresy. The inquisitors demand she reveal the fate of her 3 young
daughters and she refuses. Burned at the stake the secret dies with her.
Jumping back and forth seamlessly in time, the story connects Rozas, the
man with the fiery eyes, and 4 strangers in Bryant Park. Telling as it
goes the story of the Jewish Disphora, and Sephardic History.
11. Why We Fall
by Dorothy Burton Motivational
Arrogance, pride, greed, deception - because of these many have
short-circuited careers, ripped apart families, and put at risk once
stellar reputations. Why We Fall explores why God allows us to fall
often times in the most embarrassing and publically humiliating ways.
Witten in everyday language, Why we Fall helps the reader understand
from a spiritual standpoint the real reasons why ‘good’ people do
bad things.
