Books Collection

My Life as a Clay Pigeon: A 19 Year Old Country Boy’s Service Diary by Vernon T. Blucher My Life as a Clay Pigeon takes you back in time through the eyes of a 19-year-old country boy's WWII service diary and his fascinating journeys with the 306th Bomb Group, the Reich Wreckers. ©2021 Kevin Stillmock (P)2021 PublishDrive https://www.amazon.com/My-Life-Clay-Pigeon-Country/dp/B09P1X3WZ2

Meet Charlie, a spirited girl with a vivid imagination and a heartful of dreams. One day, she discovers something unusual- there's a gargoyle living in her head! At first, Charlie is bewildered by her new companion, But she soon realizes she's not alone. As Charlie embarks on a whimsical journey to befriend her gargoyle, she learns that this quirky creature symbolizes the worries, fears, and emotions that we all carry. Together, they navigate the ups and downs of life, exploring the importance of acceptance and understanding. With enchanting illustrations and a heartfelt narrative, The gargoyle in my head is a charming tale that teaches young readers about the power of friendship, empathy and embracing one's feelings. https://a.co/d/gQPDdJ8

CyberKnight and the Hand Puppet Commandos  is the " Origin Story " in a series of novels that reveal the epic adventures of Dr. Daryl Daxler (known as "Dax"). From childhood puppeteer to achieving her status as a “Triple Doc” (Ph.D.'s in Astrophysics, Electronic and Parapsychology) and SETI Scientist where she makes a discovery of historic importance, Dax is thrust into the quest of a lifetime. Her development of her life-long dream to build her synthetic telepathy invention, known as the ReAmplifier, ends with results that are not what she expected. When the device links her into the “ Great Mind Wave ” and downloads the “ World Protector Kit ” (WPK) into her mind, it is only the beginning of a journey that will transform her life from purely scientific pursuits to being Earth's “ CyberKnight ”, the reluctant – at first, leader of a powerful group of miniature super heroes, the Hand Puppet Commandos - the likes of which the planet has never seen before. The...

A Bold Tale of Justice and Empowerment, The Amazons and Other Stories In the realm of storytelling, few collections manage to strike a balance between gripping drama and deep societal commentary like Richard Dyer’s The Amazons and Other Stories. This book is not just a series of narratives, it’s a powerful exploration of female strength, resilience, and the pursuit of justice. Through its main story, The Amazons, and six other diverse tales, the collection address’s universal themes of identity, love, trauma, and survival. Plot, Empowerment, and Impact At the heart of The Amazons, Lindy, a nurse and survivor of a violent attack, takes justice into her own hands alongside Renee and Jenny, forming a vigilante group to protect women and punish predators. Their actions spark both admiration and societal debate, while Lindy’s relationship with Burt, a detective torn between love and duty, adds emotional depth. The story powerfully depicts the solidarity and resilience of women fighting back...

"A Woman’s Doubt: Insecurity and Paranoia" is a deeply insightful and compassionate exploration of the inner struggles many women face with self-doubt, insecurity, and fear of judgment. In this transformative book, Rony Joseph uncovers the complex emotional landscape that often leaves women feeling isolated, misunderstood, and unsure of themselves. Drawing on psychological insights, real-life stories, and practical solutions, Joseph provides a roadmap for women to better understand the roots of their insecurities, which may stem from childhood trauma, societal pressures, or toxic relationships. This book goes beyond simply identifying the problem—it empowers women to embrace their vulnerabilities, reframe self-doubt, and cultivate a stronger sense of self-worth. Through self-awareness, healing strategies, and the support of loved ones, Joseph offers women the tools to rebuild their confidence and live more authentically. Whether it’s learning to set boundaries, finding a voic...

Rebel: How To Get The Most Out Of Your Unique Philosophy Of Living by Francis J. Shaw We enter the world screaming. At some point earlier in our lives... we stop. We settle down. Conformity first encourages, then trains, and finally demands we put aside our blaring, obstinate, confrontational younger selves. To grow up to become affable and agreeable. To fit in and contribute as society envisions until our death day arrives and we leave without fuss or drama. A prepaid funeral, a final plus for good citizenship. Aware of our uniqueness, we desire to fit in and be accepted as individuals. Our spark slowly extinguishing with stress and struggle, the world says any discontent is all on us—we choose and decide. It’s a little disingenuous. We inherit the guidelines and definitions of success. Pushed to pursuing knowledge and learning at the expense of seeking wisdom. No wonder we revolt. Searching for some certainty, we form entrenched beliefs, highly motivated not to consider we might be w...