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Merce was a go-getter. She ran a contracting company with her father, and when she saw something that needed to be done, she did it. Archer’s company had a new product that needed to be produced, and Merce knew her company was in a perfect position to fulfill that order. She just didn’t understand why they weren’t on the list for consideration. She’d see about that.Del was exhausted. The banging on his front door in the middle of the night was beyond infuriating. He didn’t bother g...

Bad Girl by Viña Delmar is a compelling work of classic fiction that explores the complexities of love, reputation, and personal freedom in a society shaped by rigid expectations. With emotional depth and sharp social observation, the novel examines how individual choices can challenge convention and redefine identity. The story follows a spirited young woman whose determination to live on her own terms places her at odds with the judgments of those around her. As she navigates relationshi...

She spent years helping strangers find their voices. Somewhere along the way, she lost her own.Nora built a successful career as the voice behind Midnight Confessions, a radio show where strangers shared their deepest fears, regrets, and secrets. Millions found comfort in her words. But behind the microphone, Nora had become an expert at hiding her own pain.When an unexpected silence forces her to confront everything she's been avoiding, Nora begin...

Baseball, beaches, going barefoot at school...For Alan Cook, it's great to be a kid in early 1970s Hawaii. Recent transplants from Tennessee, Alan and his family find themselves thrust into a new world that straddles military and island civilian; traditional armed forces and anti-military counterculture. Baseball. It is young Alan Cook's Hawaii obsession. So manic is Alan about the game, that he sees his Little League outings as a springboard for a career in the Major Leagues. But ...

For fans of Catherine Ryan Hyde and Laurie Frankel, a novel of one young woman’s post-college foray into the adult realities of landlords, economics, and urban politics, set against the Bicentennial summer of 1976.It's 1976, the Bicentennial year and a watershed moment in America. The draft, the Vietnam war, Woodstock, and the Summer of Love are long gone. Tie-dye is out, and everyone has cut their hair. The Civil Rights Act has passed, the Equal Rights Amendment i...

A daring novel that shocked the Jazz Age—and still burns with truth today. In Bad Girl, Viña Delmar rips the glittering mask off 1920s romance and exposes the real heartbeat of a generation caught between desire, convention, and survival. In roaring-era New York City, a young woman refuses to play by society’s rules. She wants love—but she also wants freedom, respect, and a life that belongs to her alone. When Dorothy, a working-class shop girl with a wild streak, falls for Eddie, a man as...

Just sit back and immerse yourself in an astonishing mentally illustrated first person journey through a collective of ICETON’S Erie literary recollection full of suspense and intrigue. Through a fictional (or is it?) town.As you experience each spine gripping lore, in real time with Aaron Wasowicz... “What is the truth?” with a tingling haunting desire to know until the very last word… Only leaving you with intriguing questions full of suspense…

Kept Woman by Viña Delmar is a compelling work of classic literary fiction that explores the complexities of love, ambition, and social convention. With emotional depth and keen psychological insight, the novel examines the difficult choices individuals make in pursuit of security, affection, and personal fulfillment within a society governed by appearances and expectation. At the center of the story is a woman whose life is shaped by complicated relationships and the desire for independen...

Have you ever wanted to wake up in a fantasy world? Romza had. He wakes in a world not his own. Now will he be able to endure it. Follow Romza as he explores and struggles in a new world, faced with living plants, goblins, and more.

Moonlit flirtation, hard-edged humor, and working-class longing drive this vivid portrait of young love in the city. On a Hudson River excursion boat, Eddie Collins stands apart from the laughing crowd until Dot Haley, a bold ukulele player with quick wit and unpolished charm, draws him into teasing conversation, a kiss, and the promise of a future meeting. That brief, electric encounter opens into the cramped realities of their lives: Dot's Bronx home, ruled by duty, poverty, and her fath...

The Coffee Queen is an exciting and eventful great read filled with valuable information that all U.S. citizens need to consider before casting their Electorally Ballot Vote for the best presidential candidate they trust to be their next Commander-in -Chief of The United States of America. The fictionalized book based on actual true events has valuable information to consider and to think through as American citizens before they decide on the president, they determine they can trust to lea...

"Serenade" is an achingly beautiful memoir which follows the true lives of Franz Jung and Franziska Perger, as told by their daughter, Carol Jean Delmar. The year is 1927. The place is Vienna, Austria. Franziska captivates Franz with her adolescent beauty. They have separate ambitions, but they dream about them together. And just when these dreams are finally being realized, Adolf Hitler changes their course forever. The author has written a revolutionary memoir of her parents that is mult...