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  Silver Bells Collection - Six...

  Lucinda Brant, Sarah M. Eden,...

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  Six Award-Winning Authors have contributed new stories to A Timeless Romance Anthology: Silver Bells. Readers will love this collection of six historical romance novellas, all centered around the Christmas season.  In NY Times & USA Today's bestselling author Lucinda Brant's delightful novella, FAIRY CHRISTMAS, Kitty Aldershot is orphaned and forced to live on others' charity. Offered a home under the generous roof of her relatives, the Earl of Salt Hendon and his countess, Kitty wants for nothing, not even the affections of Mr. Tom Allenby. But when Kitty stumbles across a letter written by Lady Caroline that reveals how Mr. Allenby would be ruined should he marry the likes of Kitty, she realizes she has been fooling herself all along. Kitty's world crumbles around her as she recognizes she will forever be alone with no prospects at all.  Sarah M. Eden's charming romance novella A CHRISTMAS PROMISE, Sean Kirkpatrick is trying to get to his new place of employment, Kilkenny Castle, in order to start as the new stablehand. His only requirement is to drive a team of high-spirited nags from Dublin to Kilkenny in a certain amount of time. Unfortunately he winds up in a muddy field, stuck, lost, and running out of time. He's about to lose the job before he can prove himself capable of finishing his first assignment. When Maeve Butler arrives on the scene, Sean isn't sure if she's intent on rescuing him or bent on torturing him with her fiery wit and lovely dark eyes.  In Heather B. Moore's enchanting novella, TWELVE MONTHS, Lucien Baxter's best and most incorrigible friend, Will, dies unexpectedly, leaving behind his new bride and unborn child the week before Christmas. Will's last request is that Lucien watches over Cora, not just as a benefactor, but as a husband. When Lucien does his duty and proposes to Cora, he's turned down flat. But over the course of the next few days, Lucien discovers that marrying Cora wouldn't be any sort of duty after all, but a matter of following his heart.  In Lu Ann Staheli's sweet romance novella, A FEZZIWIG CHRISTMAS, Dick Wilkins and his best friend Ebenezer Scrooge have been looking forward to the annual Fezziwig Christmas dance for weeks. Ebenezer is practically engaged to Annabelle Fezziwig, and Dick hopes to start courting her younger sister, Pricilla. Once the dance starts, and Pricilla arrives, as pretty and charming as ever, Dick discovers that he's not the only man vying for her attention. His best friend advises Dick that he has to win Pricilla's heart, as well as her mother's favor. Losing his heart has suddenly become very complicated.  A TASTE OF HOME, a captivating romance by Annette Lyon, we meet Claire Jennings, who's on her way to spend Christmas with her family. As she rides the train with William Rhodes, who grew up across the street, memories of Christmases past flood her mind. He may be twenty-one now, but she can't forget his torturous teasing from their school years. At the rail station, Claire discovers that her home is under quarantine because her little brother has measles. She's stuck in town, away from her family, on her favorite holiday. William stays behind with her, and as Christmas Day approaches and her homesickness deepens, she discovers that perhaps he has changed in more ways than one.  Becca Wilhite's entrancing novella, MY MODERN GIRL, follows Margie, who lands her dream job as a clerk at Macy's department store in New York City. Margie might be new in town, but she's determined to succeed and prove to Henry that moving to the city was the right decision. As the Christmas season approaches, Margie realizes that being a "modern girl" might not be all she had dreamed of and Henry might have more to offer than she ever imagined.

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  America's Front Line - From...

  Louis "Uncle Louie" Gregory,...

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  Mentors and moments have molded Louis Gregory into the leader he is today. This book strings together his life stories and musings on leadership from his formal upbringing to his days hustling in New York, serving in the country’s largest government agency, working as a talent manager for sports and entertainment figures, and developing his nationally recognized collectibles empire. The book features stories about working for Billy Joel, producing songs with J-Lo, LL Cool J, and Mary J. Blige, forging tight relationships with Prince Markie Dee of The Fat Boys, Eric B. of Eric B and Rakim, working the wrestling circuit with WWE World Champion and Hall of Famer Goldberg, developing licensing deals for the most successful Pop Artist in the World, Romero Britto, getting business advice from his mentor and Pro Football Hall of Famer and Media Mogul Michael Strahan, appearing as a recurring co-star on The Goldberg’s on national television, advising Andrew Yang on his Presidential campaigns and working closely with high-level government officials to revitalize the communication strategy of U.S. Customs and Border Protection. 
  Louis Gregory is a former U.S. Customs & Border Protection Officer, Chief and Director with the largest law enforcement agency in America, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. After a 20-year government career that was inspired by a devotion to country following the terrorist attacks on 9/11, Gregory left the government to chase his entrepreneurial dreams. He used that spirit to create one of the nation’s fastest-growing hero centric collectible and novelty companies in history which has become the largest challenge coin retailer in America. Throughout it all, he kept close ties to the sports and entertainment industries as a talent manager, producer, and deal maker. . By night, he was chasing drug smugglers and by day, he was helping Rap and Pop Stars produce platinum albums.

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  The Sporting Gun's Bedside...

  Douglas Butler

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  Thirty shooting stories in pursuit of pheasant, mallard, geese, hares, mink, even an old wild goat, these modern tales involve bi-lingual dogs, an ignominious goose, red-letter days and disappointments, days on boglands, grouse moors, smart shoots and estuaries.
  
  Punt gunning, rough shooting and wildfowling, dawns and dusks and assorted brushes with ecstasy and near-death. Douglas Butler has an ear for a good shooting story and, as an inveterate shooter himself, knows just what curious, unexpected, dramatic things can sometimes happen when out in the fields, woods and marshes with fellow guns and dogs.

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  Putters Golf - The Absolute...

  George J. Frost

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  Are you a total golfing novice who would like to become a better player? 
  Do you need help and advice on the rudiments of the game and how it is played? 
  This book will get you started! 
  For anyone who wants to start playing golf it is a good idea to read up on it and establish some of the basics first. With a bit of background knowledge about the rules, etiquette and how it is played you will then find it much easier when you take yourself to your local course for your first round. 
  This book, Putters Golf: The Absolute Beginner’s Guide to Golf, is designed and written for complete novices to the game, to give them a background of it before they even pick up a club and provides information on: 
  - What the golf game is all about 
  - How to become a professional golfer 
  - Getting your golfing gear ready 
  - Knowing all the rules of golf game 
  - It’s all started with building your swing 
  - Establish your swing plane the right way 
  - Rolling the game with your stroke 
  - What you need to know about chipping and pitching 
  Once you have read and digested the basics of the game you will be ready to start playing and will find that it is a much more enjoyable process when you know what others mean when using golf terminology or when you need to know the rules. 
  Get a copy today and be ready for your first game!

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  God Blessed Texas & Me Too

  Brady Seals

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  The dramatic story of ‘90s country music star Brady Seals, from the heights of fame with Little Texas to personal lows with anxiety, depression and divorce. Brady was the keyboardist/ singer of multi-platinum country group Little Texas and is the cousin of Dan Seals (England Dan & John Ford Coley) and Jim Seals (Seals & Crofts). Brady co-wrote the iconic radio smash "God Blessed Texas" and in this book he reveals how God not only blessed Texas, but how He blessed and guided Brady through the triumphs and tribulations that fame and fortune bring. The memoir starts at the peak of Little Texas' chart storming career and takes the reader through him leaving the band, working in the recording studio with the legendary Rodney Crowell, fronting another critically acclaimed group called Hot Apple Pie and shares some unbelievably hilarious road stories along the way. Brady writes honestly about his walk with God and talks openly about his struggles with temptation and grief. Each chapter is filled with biblical inspiration and how God's awesome power, mercy and grace was instrumental in making him the father and man he is today.

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  To the New Owners - A Martha's...

  Madeleine Blais

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  The Pulitzer Prize–winning journalist “gives a familial face to the mystique of Martha’s Vineyard” in a memoir with “gentle humor and . . . elegiac sweetness” (Kirkus Reviews).   A National Book Critics Circle Award finalist   In the 1970s, Madeleine Blais’s in-laws purchased a vacation house on Martha’s Vineyard. A little more than two miles down a dirt road, it had no electricity or modern plumbing, the roof leaked, and mice had invaded the walls. It was perfect.   Sitting on Tisbury Great Pond—well-stocked with delicious oysters and crab—the house faced the ocean and the sky. Though improvements were made, the ethos remained the same: no heat, television, or telephone. Instead, there were countless hours at the beach, meals cooked and savored with friends, nights talking under the stars, until, in 2014, the house was sold.   To the New Owners is Madeleine Blais’s “witty and charming . . . deeply felt memoir” of this house, and of the Vineyard itself, from the history of the island and its famous visitors, to the ferry, the pie shops, the quirky charms and customs, and the abundant natural beauty. But more than that, this is an elegy for a special place—a retreat that held the intimate history of her family (The National Book Review).  

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