Lynn Moore is not a woman to mess with.Upon reaching her 70s, the Pennsylvania slumlord was content with all the money, power, and real estate that she accumulated over a lifetime. One pesky heart attack disrupted her control. Instead of dying and staying dead, Lynn wakes up to her soul in the body of a much younger woman—a witch by the name Bianca Jacobson. Bianca has no wealth, no power, and is on the brink of an eviction ordered by none other than Lynn herself. Left with no way ...

From paranormal psychologists to disgruntled starlets and more, this short anthology covers multiple genres of fiction. Tied together by witty storylines which often feature queer characters, these fictional tales aim to give a bit of levity to an otherwise gloomy world.But if you don't like lesbians navigating a post-apocalyptic world or asexual hijinks in front of the local gas station, this book might not be for you.For everyone else, here's a little dose of the unseriou...

Beyond the Call: The Team BEAST Leadership Blueprintdemonstrates, though the success of Team Beast a National Guard recruiting team, a leadership model that demonstrates the importance of selfless leadership.It demonstrates an unbreakable spirit that fuels success and creates sustainable programs.Whether you are in the military or the leader of any other organization, this book demonstrates the value of passionate, selfless, leadership.

One Gambler’s Road to RecoveryBy: Jesse Howard Jr.Life isn’t perfect—we all know that. But some of are able to turn to healthy living, while others find consolation in alcohol, drugs, and gambling.Jesse Howard Jr.’s experience with a gambling addiction in One Gambler’s Road to Recovery is shared with us through powerful testimony by someone who just couldn’t stop gambling.         Millions of people are affected by addiction, but we need to know there i...

This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice.This book covers the issues involved in getting self-published books into libraries from every angle – technology, cataloging issues, platforms, vendor access, librarian bias – and from the perspectives of BOTH self-published authors and librarians. Heavily researched. This book also reflects the author’s personal experience as a self-published author and her six years’ experience in library acquisitions and collection ...