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Continuing the story of "The Island." Claudia grew up never knowing her mother or father. Her mother had abandoned her as an infant after fleeing from an abusive life with her father. As an adult, she made it her goal in life to find her mother and reunite with her. Hoping to connect with close relatives, she joined ancestry.com. It was a blessing and a curse. She was thrilled that she quickly found close relatives, but she also had revealed herself to her father’s family who were still looking for them. Her father’s son wasted no time letting her know that anger toward her mother and herself still festered in their family; and how would her mother react to finding her daughter sudd ...

This book is about a young man named Robert who chronicles a poetic diary about his struggles through childhood of having a drug addicted mother and a deadbeat father. He is working his way through life learning a lot of rights and wrongs while being a role model to his younger brother. There's one man who cared about him and his well-being, his guidance counselor Mr. Marble who molds him into a better man, is a role model to him and shows him a better way of life. Through the trials and tribulations of life, Robert chronicles his thoughts and experiences on various issues such as family, love, relationships, his neighborhood and growing into the man he wants to be. This book shows that ...

A young teenager named Derek is seeing the world and how terrible it is in the current time he’s living in. He goes into the future in a dream he has and travels 50 years into the future, only to find out the world is in disarray and it’s in complete ruin and turmoil. As he’s going around the world in this time machine, he soon realizes that the world he currently lives in, has to be changed in order to prevent the future from looking the way he’s seeing it in his dream. The question is, can a young kid living a world full of ‘know-it-all’ adults save the world from looking like an all-out catastrophe? Time will tell, for the future may not even be guaranteed.

This book focuses on 19 fictional characters that chronicle life experiences that they've dealt with through prose writing. Each person discusses an experience that has changed and impacted them in ways they never thought of (alcohol addiction, homelessness, women’s issues, domestic violence and many others). These fictional characters only have names, race or ethnicity is not discussed because the goal is to feel, understand and relate to their experiences as human beings. Too many times in today's society we base things off of social stigmas, race, ethnicity, social class when we are all human beings with daily struggles that no one will ever know.

A continuation of the series, the characters in the book have gone through life changing experiences, some it has changed for the better, some for the worst? How are these characters dealing with and coping after these life changing events? How has Christina recovered from being raped at a party? How is Michael dealing with the summer months being homeless? So many things have happened since the first book, it's only fitting that you read part 2 to the series of The World We Live In. This is a book where these characters continue to chronicle their lives and the struggles they deal with on a daily basis.

"Tranny Turnpike Terror" probes the comedic tragedy of today's cultural vacuum and post-truth political climate. Join us on the road to mediocrity as we barrel along that hellish highway to life's vanishing point! Our Cheapskate Chapbooks Series is a slimline collection of edited favorites in a lightweight, unchallenging format specially designed for today's aliterate intellectual. You have more important things to spend your money on than improving the mind and spirit, and we here at the White Devil Press know it. They're cheap enough to abuse, yet booky enough to make for fun reading! Buy a bunch and pass them out at church or at the next drug gang meet-up! Now there's no more excu ...

Two young Soldiers who, while in the Army, are enticed by the glamour of selling drugs. This is a gritty snapshot of the glamour and the horrors of what could happen when the decision is made to indulge in illegal activity. This story is unique and new. The two young Soldiers find that when they start selling drugs it is not all about the nice cars, fast women, and money. They quickly find that they have to be something that they are not, as well as do things they would rather not do. It takes place in Augusta Georgia and details how hard it can be for today's Soldiers trying to live the life of drugs and fast money.

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A young girl named Jess and her father Russ living in the late 1800's in Minnesota settle on a small piece of land on the rugged banks of Lake Superior. Jess discovers and raises 2 orphaned timber wolf pups while befriending a young Ojibwa boy. Set in a simpler time, Up North is a coming of age story full of excitement and adventure with the beautiful but dangerous north woods as its backdrop. Travel with Jess "Up North" and discover it for yourself. Recommended for ages 6 and up.

Vincent Cain is a 34-year old Detroit police officer in the year 2022. Vincent is not your normal police officer. He struggles to deal with a secret that he has hidden from everyone around him since he was a young child. Vincent is frequently visited by who he believes are angles. Vincent becomes annoyed with these frequent visits because of the confusing messages he receives. He will later find out that these messages are help to guide him to his very important destiny. His position in law enforcement requires upholding new federal laws that suppress religion and mandate the implantation of an identification microchip in the right hand of all citizens. Fed up with selfish and hypocri ...