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Objective: Freedom launched the series Freedoms Objective. It won the international award for best new novel of 2013. It was closely followed by six sequels. The characters remain basically the same but change as the years go on. War, fun, love, travel, adventure, economic wrangling and a couple of characters right out of the old horse operas make for fun and relaxation in an otherwise tense situation. Now, we will learn where all of these different characters started. In this story heroes are made and careers are wrecked. Foreign travel and adventure lure you to exotic places. The military and diplomatic stories play a big part, but so do the human interest and attempts at intrigue.

One broken girl, five annoying brothers, what could go wrong? Summer Forester has been in the foster center since she was ten. Then out of the blue, the Whitlocks adopt her and she is thrown into a world of chaos. Everything is going great until people from her past start showing up. With a mystery surrounding her she has to learn to live normally again. Whatever that is...

Champions: The Ten is a Contemporary Fantasy novel that explores polytheism in a modern world where magic and mundane societies coexist openly. Charles knew that becoming the champion of the god of Law was a dangerous position when he accepted, but he never imagined he’d be so deeply over his head. Despite only having been a mage for two years, he must contend with a whirlwind of doomsday cults, abuse of power in the mundane world, deadly divine politics, and prophetic mages voluntarily institutionalizing themselves all while navigating his feelings for a mysterious new friend. And now a colleague is asking him, the Champion of Law, to be an accessory to a felony. He most definitely d ...

In a poverty-stricken island in the Caribbean, the lives of four people become enmeshed in a life or death struggle. Jacque Massoult, President-for-Life and absolute ruler of the tiny nation, who will use any means available to hold onto power; Martin, the most hated man in the nation, who is not what he appears to be; Stefan, a spoiled playboy, who finds he must learn to kill to live; and Alicia, Stefan’s sister, who is too shy for her own good. Together, they form a powder keg that explodes during an international beauty contest.

This is an action adventure about a very special young lady.

Tales from the Caribbean, written by John Stark — a collection of lively tales about the people who live on sailboats and party on the sandy beaches of the Virgin Islands: charter boat captains, yacht racers, spear fishers, and those who know how to take fast boats from port to port under a veil of secrecy. These stories tell of buried pirate treasure, gypsy fortune tellers, a young woman who races yachts, a politically-astute coal mine operator from eastern Kentucky, a renegade monk living with a bevy of beautiful former prostitutes from Amsterdam, and a skillful sea captain named Neil, who sails through a storm at the end with a friend from Waynedale (a gentleman known simply as “the P ...

An auto accident, a man with super powers, a space alien, terrorists from another planet and a street gang are the main ingredients of this fast-paced, action-packed story. A middle-aged comic book artist loses consciousness after suffering a serious accident and wakes up, not only without injuries, but with limited super powers. His initial reaction is to hide the new abilities. While on a bicycle ride, he has to use his powers to save a woman and two children. The act is recorded by a bystander and appears on TV, when an announcer gives him the name Pedalman. This leads to a series of adventures involving aliens and an unusual alliance.

The cluster of buildings that was MacKensie sat in a cleared patch of forest all hemmed about by ridges. The Fourth of July loomed, and so did the outcome of a bet between two of MacKensie's rather iconoclastic citizens. Joe Murchison and Willard Crenshaw have feuded for weeks. Now Murchison has to climb Grants Mountain by the Fourth or leave town. If he wins the bet, Crenshaw is out: lock, stock, and barrel. The outcome turns on a sudden change in the weather and an equaling surprising change of heart.