Books published by publisher Infinity Limited Publishing

Just when things are beginning to settle down, life manages to kick Maya down. And keep her there...Something's wrong with her fire. And worse something is wrong with her mind. Even with the help of her team, someone wants her power and he's playing for keeps.Maya isn't sure she's going to survive this ride. Because this time, there is no turning back.

John Anselm is a struggling intelligence dealer whose business is information, Con Niemand is a tough ex-mercenary whose business is surviving, and Caroline Wishart is an exposé journalist whose business until now has been the sex lives of British politicians. Their paths collide when they all stumble across a secret terrible enough to destroy lives and topple governments.Against his will, Anselm is plunged into a world of violence, betrayal, and death. He must break out of his anesthetized life and pit himself against forces that he does not understand, forces determined to rebury an atrocity that threatens reputations and lives across the globe, while Niemand is hunted across two continents by people he doesn’t know.Identity Theory, cleverly plotted and peppered with dark irony and lean prose, delivers a world of political intrigue where information is more dangerous than explosives and secrets are worth more than human life.

Meet Hilary Watts: pretty, straight A-student, teachers’ pet, goody two-shoes, totally has it all together—and has never been kissed, or even had a boyfriend for that matter.Meet Grayson Dymicks: badarse persona, new guy in school, just moved in next door, volatile—and a total jerk.When Hilary finds herself attracted to the very person she shouldn’t be, she never imagines all her well-placed Jenga blocks will come crashing down—or that her first ever kiss will be with a boy every girl in school wants for themselves.If you love Beth Reekles and John Green, then you will adore Miss Not Together!A funny young adult standalone novel by international bestselling author Belle Brooks. Enjoy this #1 international bestselling read today."This story is the perfect balance of sarcasm, growing pains, sweet moments, humor and love."~ Tracey, Ceej's Life Reads (blogger) ★★★★★"Whenever you think you're in a slump with reading, read one of Belle's books. Even tho I barely ever read "teenage" books, I am so so happy I did."~ Jennifer Campos ★★★★★"This story had me giggling so hard, it was sweet, sexy, and full of attitude. I just loved it."~ Author, Amber Lackey ★★★★★"The ordinary made extraordinary...The angst and trauma of growing up and facing reality is wonderfully described by this skilled author... and I was completely captivated by the characters; in summary this is an everyday tale about an everyday young woman whose life story is every bit as unique and extraordinary as the lives we all live..."~ Sheena ★★★★★"Brooks tackles these issues with a dash of humor, a splash of tears, and a pinch of realism which truly suits the genre. Bravo on a job well done with the YA genre and the issues which keep teens not so together!"~ Author, Maggie Jane Schuler ★★★★★

YOUNG MARINES SAVE CHRISTMASSYNOPSISAfter completing thirteen grueling weeks as an accidental recruit at Marine Corps Recruit Depot, Parris Island, SC, Private First Class (now Secret Agent)Tomcat Pepper Parker was taking a well deserved rest at Waterfront Park in downtown Beaufort, SC. His snooze was interrupted when his encrypted phone rang. That could only mean some very good news or some very bad news. He took the important call from his supervisory agent at Headquarters, Military Intelligence Center (MICE); listened to the greeting of the agent and provided the required code word. The agent explained the mission:"We have a crisis on our hands and it involves a critical group - the children of the world! 1) Santa Claus has gotten so fat he can't fit into the sleigh. 2) The sleigh is broken3) The elves have been lazy and haven't made any Christmas toys; plus, their toy-making equipment is broken.4) The reindeer have gone absent without leave (AWOL).5) Rudolph the red-nosed reindeer is sick in quarters - not a red nose in sight." " The U.S. military is busy in other places and we've decided to give this mission to you, MICEMAN; with the expectation that you'll get the job done. Is that a correct assumption?" "Roger that," the tomcat purred."It's your responsibility to save Christmas MICEMAN," the agent continued. "Can you do it? Do you accept the mission as stated?" MICEMAN purred, "Sir, this agent is ready, willing and able to take on the mission. I'll get it done!" The MICE agent concurred and the line went dead.The poor tomcat was buzzing from the tip of his hairy head to the tips of his sheathed bayonet paws hidden in his flip-flops! He had a mission! But how in the world would he get it accomplished? But, fear not! MICEMAN is the Cat-In-Charge! He calls on The Young Marines and their awesome leaders to assist in the mission. Chester, their bulldog mascot, will pilot YOUNG MARINES ONE, the helicopter they borrowed from the President and everyone will work double-time to save Christmas. The countdown clock is ticking fast . . . will they fix everything in time to save Christmas? The Young Marines and MICEMAN make a plan to haul Santa Claus from the North Pole to the Marine Corps Recruit Depot where he'll undergo weight loss exercises and a strict diet. They have a long way to go and a short time to get there! While Santa and the Young Marines are busy at Parris Island, other units of Young Marines from around the country will converge on the North Pole and U.S. Marine Corps Logistics Base, Albany, GA to put the pieces of Christmas back together. Failure to do so is not an option and their training and "can-do" attitudes will get the job done - but not without a lot of humorous shenanigans involving Santa and the Young Marines. The wildlife of the lowcountry are excited about their famous visitor and generously lend a paw, a hoof or a beak to help with the mission.

Sometimes tweens have issues to deal with.My book is a new interactive book for tween and early teen girls to promote self-love,good character,confidence, and a strong spirit.It has "ear candy" that may help to make choices on everyday issues.The topics covered are: family, friends, education, parents, parent divorce,independence, inner beauty,internet safety,bullying,cell phones, drug & alcohol resistance,boys, pets, street/ pool safety,and girl sheen.So enjoy life, relax, and know that you rock!* This book for tweens and pre-teens includes how to say "hello" and "good-bye" in over 10 different language!

Thirteen-year-old Peter Paddington is overweight, the subject of his classmates' ridicule, and the victim of too many bad movie-of-the-week story lines. When Peter's nipples begin speaking to him one day and inform him of their diabolical plan to expose his secret desires, Peter finds himself cornered in a world that seems to have no tolerance for difference. His only solace is "The Bedtime Movies"—perfect world fantasies that lull him to sleep every night. But when the lines between Peter's fantasy life and his reality begin to blur, no one is safe from his imagination's machinations—especially Peter himself.

Death is the end of a life, not the end of a relationship, explains renowned spiritualist Marianne Michaels. For twenty years Marianne has been successfully teaching people who have lost someone close to them how to communicate directly with their loved one on the other side. Comforting, informative, and empowering, A Second Chance to Say Goodbye is the roadmap to a new meeting place for those who have crossed over and their friends and family members.

To play the Game of Tongues, you must first understand the caste system. Phineas Poe, anti-hero of Kiss Me, Judas, returns to Denver to find reality rewritten and the laws of reason fractured. When Poe is enlisted by his old ally, Detective Moon, to find a missing cop named Jimmy Sky, he is drawn into the Game of Tongues, a violent fantasy game played out by disaffected college drones, hacker kids, and Goth refugees in underground punk clubs, on rooftops, and in sewers. Everyone he meets has multiple personalities, and before long Poe begins to lose track of his own identity. If he can hang on to his sanity long enough to find Jimmy Sky, he might just beat the game.About Chris BaerBorn in Mississippi in 1966. Old Southern family. Lived in Montreal and Italy as a child. Spent high school years in Memphis, Tennessee. Attended college in New Orleans, Louisiana (Tulane). Dropped out. Finished B.A. at Memphis State. Received MFA 1995 from Jack Kerouac School at Naropa Institute in Boulder, Colorado. California since 1996, Bay Area, L.A., now Santa Barbara. Short stories published in numerous places, notably Nerve and Bomb. Married, one child by previous marriage. One brother. Parents still living in North Carolina.Book re-e-published

In 1974, the young and callow Englishman George Armitage goes to Madras in the hopes of returning with at least the beginning of his Ph.D. dissertation. Instead, he comes home with a bride named Viji, an Indian woman he barely knows. This seemingly unlikely pair eventually wind up in Sacramento, where they buy a ranch house and give birth to triplets. In this new American world of shag carpets and pudding pops, Viji seeks consolation in her prayer room, which she visits frequently to gossip, sass, and seek advice from the framed portraits of her dead relatives. It is here where Viji feels most herself, where she immerses herself in the comforts of home, and where these deceased family members “felt as real to her as she’d been to them.”The relative calm of Viji’s California existence is interrupted when George’s father shows up on their doorstep, unexpected and unannounced. Granddad Stan encourages the triplets to pee in the rosebushes, beds the neighbor’s maid, and takes every opportunity to flummox Viji in every way he can. So when Viji’s sister sends an out-of-the-blue invitation to visit India, she prepares for her first trip home in nearly eleven years, not knowing for sure if she’ll ever return to the States.A hilarious and heartfelt debut, The Prayer Room re-examines the meaning of family—the people who live down the hall, the people who exist only in our memories, and the people who roll their eyes at you from within their picture frames.

Isabel's brother, Matt, has been named in a Prophecy, not just as a member of the Guard but as their eventual leader. But the promise of great power in the future does not mean his gifts will come easily. His apprenticeship to Ethan is proving more frustrating than helpful.While Matt tries to grow accustomed to life in the Guard, the Order of Chaos strikes into the very heart of the Named, kidnapping Arkarian, their ageless mentor. He is taken to dark world so difficult to traverse all are forbidden to rescue him. But an ever-increasing connection to Arkarian drives Isabel to risk everything to find him despite the potential consequences, taking Ethan and one other with her.