• Taming the Debater Within

     https://www.amazon.comWe all have a voice inside of our heads. Self-critical, stopping us from enjoying the moment, dragging us into self-doubt, regret, or guilt. Understand this voice and exactly how to overcome it.Taming the Debater Within is a short story with incredible illustrations explaining the Who, What, and Why of our Debater Within, helping us become the best version of ourselves, and guiding us to a more happy, fulfilling, and stress-free life.Meet the CreatorsDr. Peter Reznik is a globally-known expert in helping people achieve mental, emotional, and physical well-being, with 40+ years of experience in holistic health, mind-body therapy and social work, two books, a YouTube series, and a radio show.Mara Ungurean is a gifted 20-year old visual artist from Romania. She currently studies Design for Art Direction at the University of the Arts London. Mara experiments with a variety of artistic projects, turning visions into beautiful, authentic art.  Readmore

  • Longing for Snow - POETRY (Author Interview)

      https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09LCSMBNQ/Longing for the Snow looks like a great poetry book. What can you tell us about it?Well, it originally were small notes in a diary. I was working on a First World War manuscript (English Soldier who survived the four years in Flanders Fields) in the Hay Library in Brown University, suffering from nausea due to Meniere’s disease and thus rather sensible to the season and of course in love with the surroundings…The poetry book is a therapeutic journey on the East Coast in the Fall. Longing for the snow is longing for peace and calm and for the virgin snow where you live in yourself and where I can escape noises which hammer in my head due to Meniere’s disease. How long did it take you to write Longing for the Snow?It actually took me a full year. It was to be published last year in autumn (the Fall) but I didn’t get ready. I was very nervous about certain things (rhymes, rhythms, cadence) and very uneasy about becoming a poet… wondering is this what I really wanted. I see myself more a short story writer…And in their original state, the scribbling in my notebook were highly personal. Poetry seems to be highly personal but that is just not true. Before a little note get the form of poetry, it needs to be worked on. It is hard to objectify your innermost feelings….I was also looking for illustrations… and this was not an easy process until James Brian Moulder offered do draw. He is student in architecture at Clemson University and first to read my poetry. What inspired you when writing Longing for the Snow?What inspired me most is the season of the fall on the American East Coast and the Ivy League university tradition. Most probably a feeling of sweet sickness typical for the fall when things move slower than in spring and summer. It is also a time when you reflect about the transience of life… On the US East Coast this is quite contradictory as nature is so beautiful while decaying and moving slowly into winter. I hope my death will be like that too…What will readers get out of your book?I hope they get a feeling of the fall and of nostalgia. In the western tradition poetry is very often associated with fall. For the French symbolists for example, autumn is the Poet’s season. I also hope they will like the langue I use. I also hope they will be inspired to have a look at Brown University’s website to see the New England style of living – apple pie, pumpkin carving, Halloween, etc.Besides this general feeling some things apart like John Harvard’s statue, Sage Chapel and even a Greyhound bus. So the reader in a sense is also informed about certain landmarks. Did anything stick out as particularly challenging when writing Longing for the Snow?What was extremely challenging was bringing the poems to live. First from scribblings in a notebook written during the coffee breaks. But, then trying to make a configuration so much so that the poems have something of a... Readmore

  • Theology for the New Millennium (Author Interview)

     https://www.amazon.com/dp/B074RQTCSS/Theology for the New Millennium looks like a great book on God.  What can you tell us about it?I use common sense and math to prove God is real but different from what is typically expected.  I then use absolute value to illustrate how everything in life can be a positive.  Negative is a perspective and a choice. How long did it take you to write Theology for the New Millennium?From the initial breakthrough to publishing, it has been a 25 year journey.  The actual writing and editing of the book itself was a little less than a year. What inspired you when writing Theology for the New Millennium?I was inspired to write Theology for the New Millennium because I sincerely hate repeating myself.  I do love to quote myself though, so I wrote something I could always reference.  Theology is such a tricky subject to discuss, writing a book also eliminates the interruptions and tangents that could occur in a debate or discourse.  What will readers get out of your book?Anyone who reads Theology for the New Millennium with an open mind will leave with an understanding of God that can be constantly questioned but never refuted.  The fact that the basis is something we all learned in math as children keeps my personal opinion or feelings from tainting the message.  It also takes the conversation away from faith and imagination. What motivated you to become a writer?I’m still not convinced I am a writer in the truest sense.  I’m a philosopher.  Any medium I can use to get my message to others is fair game.  I also write poetry and I have a rap EP out called, Musical Revelation – The EP. How did you come up with the ideas in Theology for the New Millennium?I imagined I had an audience that had no idea of what I was going to say. I thought of what I would say.  My girlfriend at the time was my muse.Did anything stick out as particularly challenging when writing Theology for the New Millennium?The hardest thing about writing Theology for the New Millennium was making sure I didn’t write anything that couldn’t be backed by logic, math, or science. Can you tell us a little about your background?I’m originally from Washington, DC.  I moved to LA just before the pandemic.  In my youth, I was convicted for crimes I did commit.  While incarcerated, I had time to contemplate life and the many facets of it, including morality.  I embarked on a journey of discovery with the belief that the concept of God should make sense in order to deserve acceptance.  It made no sense to me to laud our intellect over the other animals if it were useless when it comes to God.  To my surprise, I remembered a math lesson that sounds like blasphemy on the surface but fills in every gap faith leaves without any ... Readmore

  • Embracing God In The Right Perspective (Author Interview)

     https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08M3Q2Y2N/Embracing God In The Right Perspective looks like a fantastic analytical exploration in theology.  What can you tell us about it?Christ came from heaven to earth to reveal the truthful identity, original divine nature and ultimate predetermined destiny of Man. Christ is a son of God, so is Man. The spirit of Man is born of God. Christ was born out of the womb of virgin Mary. It was the works of the Spirit, not the works of the flesh. Circumcision meant crucifixion of the sinful nature of the flesh on the Cross under the perfect Law of God. Abraham was called the father of righteousness because he walked by faith, and not by sight of the flesh in the physical realm. Faith is a present form of future prophetic events. Isaac was born out of a dead womb. There was no distinction between Isaac and Ishmael. Both were sons of God in the spiritual realm. God did not separate them, only men did. Repentance comes when there is self-awareness and one realizes his or her own truthful identity as a child of God. The Word of God created the world and everything that is inside it including Man. The Word of God is embedded in the heart of every man as each man is given a measure of faith. When faith is activated in the Word of God, one is born again as a righteous child of God and he or she inherits His kingdom. That is the Mark of Righteousness.Christ came to earth as son of Man. His physical mortal corrupted body was crucified on the Cross. And He was resurrected in His heavenly immortal glorious body as son of God. First came the flesh, then came the spirit. First came the Law through Moses, then came Christ. The Law put the flesh to death and Man is born again in resurrection as heavenly child of God. Didn’t the scriptures say, “The first shall be the last and the last shall be the first”. The Word of God shall heal and resurrect every man to be born again in resurrection. Isn’t this the same faith affirmed by the saints throughout the Gospel which sheds light on immortality and righteousness in His kingdom? Man has been baptized by faith through grace of God unto the crucifixion and resurrection of Christ. Didn’t the scriptures say, “By the stripes of the Lord, we have been healed”. Salvation is a graceful gift of God. All men shall be born to live again in Christ and through Christ. All glory, honor and praise be unto our Heavenly Father God. Amen! How long did it take you to write Embracing God?It took me approximately slightly more one year. What inspired you when writing Embracing God?I came into this world with empty hands. There is nothing I can bring along with me when I leave this world except the Word of God. Therefore, I desire to leave this glorious truth and grace of God, as manifested and revealed through His Word with you (the world). What will readers get out of your book?The truthful identity, the original divine nature and the ultimate predetermined destiny of Man. God did ... Readmore

  • Astrology for Moors (Author Interview)

      https://www.amazon.com/dp/1087806380/Astrology for Moors looks like a great guide.  What can you tell us about it?Astrology for Moors is a wonderful book about Astrology which helps the reader to understand everything about themselves which they never knew or thought about as well as other people.That’s an amazing cover.  Can you tell us a little about it?Yes, the cover is a representation of the twelve signs of the Zodiac and each symbol represents one of each Zodiac sign as well as there particular color. What inspired you when writing Astrology for Moors?Great question! What inspired me to write this book was to help contribute a book that gave insight into Astrology that was uplifting to Moors who are known in the world as black people. What will readers get out of your book?Good one! readers will get a better understanding on the personality traits that they can work on within themselves and try to understand other people personality also and find some understanding between each other. When did you decide to become a writer?Nice question, I have been reading books since I was seventeen years old so what I am sharing as a writer( which I hate this word.lol) is what is in my head already that I decided to share with the world...so basically seventeen.lol. Did anything stick out as particularly challenging when writing Astrology for Moors?Nope not at all, the reason being is I wrote Astrology for Moors ( formally In Zodiac we trust) in a couple months with no problems because I have this info embedded in my Dna already, it was just a matter of activating it and sharing it with you guys. What do you like to do when not writing?Interesting question, what I like to do when not writing, include the following but not limited to: working out, listening to frequencies, research, strolls in the park, drawing some fire, muaythai/boxing/ gun range. Where can readers find out more about your work?Amazon.  Readmore

Scarlet Night: The Complete Trilogy



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 This box set includes all three books in the Scarlet Night trilogy by USA Today bestselling author Megan J. Parker--plus BOTH prequels all-in-one! Over 700 pages of kick-ass heroine urban fantasy. 

Serena Vailean had vowed to never return to her father’s clan. That all changes when Zane Murdoch shows up on her doorstep with the news of her father’s death and her new role as the leader of his clan. Now, a leader of a clan she never intended to have and a series of chaotic events, she will have to sum up all the strength she can in order to survive. If she can’t find the strength to survive, her life won’t be the only one in danger.

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"The descriptions were vivid and detailed, making it easy to picture every detail, and the story was...well, Wow! Twist after turn after twist." – D&S S. Reviews ★★★★★

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