Climb aboard with Jonny and his friends as they travel across the universe in the Silver Flying Arrow Space Ship, which can travel at twice – yes, twice – the speed of light! Read in amazement as Jonny Plumb’s adventures take him around the world to save Lady Hunter’s husband Sir Ranulf Hunter and his best friend Sir Harry Pinner, who have been taken hostage by the Mad Mullah Mud Monkeys of Drak Gob.

And if that’s not exciting enough, you’ll be even more flabbergasted at Jonny’s ongoing battle to save the Golden Globe from the ever present, wickedly savage, and cunningly cruel Rabbcat. Rabbcat can shape-shift into the world’s most evil and terrifying creature known as The Gnud Repeek, a monster who has been trying to steal what he wrongly believes is rightfully his for centuries – yes, the Golden Globe – with all its hidden secrets!

New York Times best-selling authors Dick Morris and Eileen McGann, in their upcoming release by Humanix Books, contend that President Obama is at war with the Constitution and its provisions that provide for checks and balances.

New York Times best-selling authors Dick Morris and Eileen McGann, in their upcoming release by Humanix Books, contend that President Obama is at war with the Constitution and its provisions that provide for checks and balances.

President Obama’s style of leadership is proof that he is willing to use desperate measures. In Power Grab, Morris and McGann assert that Obama has embarked on an outrageous and sweeping scheme to decisively — and illegally — grab power away from Congress, the Courts, and the States to appropriate it to himself.

Ultimately, under the guise of practicality, the President of the United States has become utterly intolerant and unquestionably dictatorial. He rules on his own by executive fiat and few, if any, in Congress protest.

“Stonewalled” is a harrowing real-life tale that should be required reading for NEWS JUNKIES AND anyone who has asked the Obama White House a question and foolishly expected a straight answer. Sharyl Attkisson’s meticulous reconstruction of her award-winning investigative stories shows how difficult the federal government has made it to commit a random act of journalism, how the groupthink of network news bureaus can be every bit as soul-crushing as university politics, and how buying digital ink by the barrel is no longer an insurance policy against the kind of government surveillance that used to be unthinkable.

– David Martosko, U.S. Political Editor, The Daily Mail (UK)

Set in a small town in France, this first in a series of illustrated chapter books, challenges readers to think about how special every day can be and that no matter how bad a situation it, it can change for the better. Max (a cat) and Voltaire (a dog) are adopted by a kind and generous woman who has three cats. Through the eyes of Max and Voltaire and a supporting cast of furry pals and bipeds, readers explore the challenges of making new friends, adapting to change, fostering tolerance and getting along with others who are different.

A young man finds himself reflecting on life-changing decisions that can affect his future. A young woman is lured into the dark world of temptation and mystery in the arms of a man who has a mysterious background. A single mother fights for custody of her child and in her attempts to keep the child, she nearly loses her. A promising music producer has aspirations of reaching the heights of success with his comrades but at what was he willing to lose in order to achieve the success that awaited him? A young woman loses almost everything and finds herself teetering on the edge of a cliff. A boxer loses to the number one contender in the world, can he overcome not only the boxer in a rematch but his own doubts?

Major League Baseball will soon be in the air as the 2015 Spring Training season opens February 19. Fans questing for a memory-making family road trip to catch balls, meet favorite players, and collect autographs will find plenty of how-tos in the new tour guide ‘Fields of Spring.’

Written by Charles Piper, a fanatical fan who’s toured all 30 MLB training complexes, it’s the ultimate family trip-planner and baseball collectors’ guide. As a former Federal Agent, Piper knows how to sniff out the best ways to vacation at any of the 15 camps in Arizona’s Cactus League and the15 in Florida’s Grapefruit League.

These include the best times and places get ball, bat and other autographs; meet players; see old-timers play; get ticket costs and schedules; plan trips and hotel stays; and create unique display cases and wall hangings for your treasured memorabilia.

An example of Piper’s friendly, “been there, done that” advice tells the best way to collect autographs from favorite players

New sports book tells how to make a fun family vacation visiting each of Major League Baseball’s 30 Spring Training camps; entices with 170 new, historic, and nostalgic color photos; and gives hundreds of insider tips (called ‘Foul Tips’) for the best times and places to get ball, bat and other autographs; meet players; see old-timers play; get ticket costs and schedules; plan trips and hotel stays; and create unique display cases and wall hangings for your treasured baseball memorabilia. Author Charles Piper, a zealous fan who’s visited every MLB training camp, gives hundreds of insider tips not found on the Internet and lists numerous websites for additional information.
Fans questing for a memory-making family road trip to catch balls, meet favorite players, and collect autographs will find plenty of how-to’s in the new tour guide.