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  • The Country Beyond

    James Oliver Curwood

    (ARose Books Publishing, LLC, Dec. 31, 2015)
    The Country Beyond by James Oliver Curwood is love story set in the back woods of Northern Canada during the early 1900s. It is a tale of romance and adventure in the wild, rugged Canadian wilderness. An excerpt from the book: “A glass of wine once lost a kingdom, a nail turned the tide of a mighty battle, and a woman’s smile once upon a time destroyed the homes of a million people. Thus have trivial things played their potent parts in the history of human lives; yet these things Peter did not know.” Once again, James Oliver Curwood spins a tale of adventure and romance in the Canadian wilderness with an interesting twist. In this book, the good are not so very good, and the bad becomes the hero in the end. “The Law” puts Jolly Roger McKay on the run, separating him from his love, Nada. Peter, the half Airedale, half Mackenzie hound called Pied-Bot is torn between the two and determined to protect both against all enemies, man or beast. This is a heart-rending tale of love and heroics between a man, a woman, and their little dog, Peter. The beloved story of The Country Beyond was made into a movie in 1926 and again in 1936 with a slightly different story for the 1936 version, but based on the original.
  • Cast Upon a Restless Sea

    Terry Umphenour

    Paperback (Westwood Books Publishing LLC, Oct. 18, 2019)
    Please, she begged. Karina didn't know what she begged for, maybe for the flare to do its work or, maybe, for the pain to stop. She never saw which way the flare headed. A coughing fit that ended with a strong taste of blood in her mouth delivered her back into the comforting realm of darkness, back to where problems ceased to exit, and back to where pain could not find her. Fifteen-year-old Karina expects hardships and surprises during her five-month school term at sea aboard the Star Fin, a research vessel designed to turn troubled adolescents into responsible adults. Classes in marine biology and advanced scuba diving help her gain confidence and self-control; but nothing prepares her for encounters with moray eels, a dangerous Portuguese man-of-war, deadly sea snakes, and man-eating sharks. When blood-frenzied sharks viciously attack a family of capsized kayakers, Karina's skills and courage are put to the ultimate test. Her skills are tested even further when Karina and her peers attempt to explore a shipwreck deep in the ocean. After the group is sabotaged and stranded by a fellow classmate, everything that can go wrong, does. Are Karina and her friends strong enough to survive the elements, a sinking ship, and decompression sickness?
  • Fort Huff, 1760

    Garry Huff

    Hardcover (Westwood Books Publishing LLC, April 3, 2019)
    This book is about the original settlers of my hometown and how they survived harsh times. They thought they had a land deed; instead, it was a marriage license to an Indian princess.
  • The Adventures of 'Lil Bear and Blue Bird: A Children's Book

    Karen Dewell

    (Westwood Books Publishing LLC, Feb. 25, 2020)
    A bear and her cub, 'Lil Bear live in a cave near a dark forest and a meandering stream. Every day, the mama bear teaches her furry bundle of joy how to survive in the world. While 'Lil Bear learns how to forage for nuts and seeds, wash himself, and climb a tree, he soon makes a friend, Blue Bird, who begins taking him on all sorts of fun adventures. After Blue Bird becomes an important part of their family, one day he and 'Lil Bear find a kite in the woods. They have so much fun flying it that they forget to pay attention to their surroundings. As darkness falls, the friends soon realize that they are lost and alone. Now they must rely on what they have learned from Mama Bear in order to endure a long night in the woods and hopefully return home in time for the change in seasons. In this adventurous tale for children, a young bear and his feathered friend learn many valuable lessons about adventure, survival, and most importantly, love.
  • Fort Huff,1760

    Garry Huff

    (Westwood Books Publishing LLC, Jan. 22, 2019)
    This book is about the original settlers of my hometown and how they survived harsh times. They thought they had a land deed; instead, it was a marriage license to an Indian princess. Garry Huff was born in 1952 and served in the military. He took up writing in his later years.
  • The Adventures of Bocho

    John & Sally Jenkins

    (Westwood Books Publishing LLC, Dec. 11, 2019)
    The book "Bocho" is written about a little fellow that has been a real friend and family member of ours. He has always been a perfect gentleman to our family and friends. This book is written to emphasize our devoted love for this little guy and to highlight the love that your pet may have for you.
  • The Adventures of Bocho

    John & Sally Jenkins

    (Westwood Books Publishing LLC, Dec. 11, 2019)
    The book "Bocho" is written about a little fellow that has been a real friend and family member of ours. He has always been a perfect gentleman to our family and friends. This book is written to emphasize our devoted love for this little guy and to highlight the love that your pet may have for you.
  • Like the Melody that's Sweetly Played in Tune

    Thomas Grifa

    eBook (Westwood Books Publishing LLC, April 6, 2018)
    Imagine waking up to find a pink door in your room you'd never seen before. Would you go through it? Would you go get your parents? Or would you rub your eyes, sure your imagination was playing a trick on you?That is what eight-year-old Meladie faced. When she wakes up one midnight, she discovers a mysterious pink door in her room that hadn't been there before. Author Tom Grifa's children's book, Like the Melody that's Sweetly Played in Tune, shares Meladie's adventures after she goes through the door to a new outside world. Follow Meladie on a magical and mystical series of events that lead to her destiny. During her adventures she meets some interesting characters, including Puck the owl, who watches over her. Kate, a shrew mouse, leads Meladie through the maze of life. Although written primarily for children, it includes many allusions and references to great literature, which makes the book interesting for adults as well.Like the Melody that's Sweetly Played in Tune shares how one young girl was able to find her destiny through her imagination and sense of adventure. It encourages readers to use their imaginations as well.
  • Mother Nature's Mistake

    Garth A. Edgar

    Hardcover (Westwood Books Publishing LLC, May 15, 2018)
    By age ten, Shane thinks if he can handle the punishment, no one can really make him pay for the crime. Shane first delves into a life of delinquency by stealing bikes and pawning them to the local drug dealers. But it is not long after he buys his first gun that he murders the ice cream lady in cold blood. In just twenty-four hours, Shane officially transforms from a petty thief into a ruthless killer and drug slinger who, by the age of eighteen, accumulates over a million dollars. As Shane continues to murder without shame, he meets Cindy, a stripper who steals his heart and eventually gives birth to his first child, Junior. Despite Cindy's pleas to leave his life of crime behind, Shane seeks revenge for a shooting that leaves him fighting for his life. After murdering a neighborhood pastor and his mother, Shane marries Cindy and begins pimping-a decision that eventually lands him in jail and leaves Junior to begin his own ambitious rise through the darkness that lurks in the streets. Mother Nature's Mistake presents a raw, chilling account of life in the ghetto as two men separated by generations attempt to bridge the gap between family, manhood, and themselves.
  • Squirlie and Maude: The White Squirrels of Brevard

    B T Scherer, Susan Shorter

    (Westwood Books Publishing LLC, Jan. 21, 2020)
    This book follows the historical adventures of two adorable white squirrels. A young squirrel named Swish invites the reader to listen in on Old Mr. Squirrel's tale. We learn how the white squirrels came to this country from Thailand, how they escaped from an overturned carnival truck, and how they ended up establishing a thriving colony in North Carolina.
  • The Head of the Snake: Deep Black Road 1

    Allen Scovil

    (Westwood Books Publishing LLC, July 27, 2018)
    It's 2079, and young Ricky Sheppard suffers a fatal injury. When he finds himself in limbo, a mysterious man grants him a 'great and terrible' destiny, and sends him back to live as a robotic human. Ricky then learns of a vast serpentine evil calling itself the 'Family,' which has entwined itself throughout the world's power structures, attempting to control the World through the vast robotic system named Sentinel. But what can he do against such an enemy?An ambitious general who is terminally ill also gets his life spark transferred into an android body, and takes advantage of his new life to plan a military coup, attempting to thwart the Family's schemes. He's joined by a roboticized girl, who'd been cut down in a car accident, who seeks to share in his power.However, when the Family's figurehead Prophet declares himself Emperor of the World, our three robotic people, suddenly thrown together in an improbable alliance, find themselves on the run from the new order.Will they find a way to use their unique abilities to trap and behead this snake-like power?Or will it inflict a fatal bite on them?
  • Why Do Men Cheat?

    Randy Wallace

    (Westwood Books Publishing LLC, Sept. 26, 2018)
    This book answers the questions of why men cheat and why they continue to cheat even after they have been caught. The author was a player, pimp, male escort, and gigolo for over thirty years; and he has had sex with hundreds of women of all ages, colors, races, and ethnic backgrounds, most of them single and some married.