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Author Spotlight
marian l. thomas
Marian L. Thomas is a native of Chicago but currently resides in Atlanta. Her passion for writing first began to awaken during her second year in high school when she wrote a manuscript she called What Color Is Jazzmyne. However, it wasn't until 2009 that she finally debut Color Me Jazzmyne with much anticipation.
"Writing Color Me Jazzmyne was like looking at the reflection of the world around me and simply putting to pen what my eyes saw. I think the character Naya Mona has abit of my personality and even some of my struggles but overall she represents all women who must push past the pain of life and find the strength, voice and motivation to live." Read more...
Synopsis: Child abuse, rape and struggling to live are all the things that women go through at least once in their lifetime. In this tale, Naya Mona takes readers on a journey through her crayon box of life. She shows us what her true colors are as she recounts her life to her son whom she hasn't seen since birth. How do you tell your son that your father is his? The spiral of events that fill Naya's life provides an intimate look at the drama, romance and struggles that become her voice. On stage, she must become Jazzmyne-the jazz singer. Naya no doubt commands your attention and takes you on a rollercoaster ride that is filled with the melodious tones that makes Color Me Jazzmyne a true reading pleasure. Read more...
jonathan maxwell
Jonathan Maxwell is a Georgia-based author. He holds a BA in English from Berry College in Rome, Ga., along with a minor in psychology. He also possesses a Paralegal Certificate from North Metro Technical College in Acworth, Ga.
Murderous Intellectuals: German Elites and the Nazi SS is Maxwell’s first book. His second book is Piltdown Man and Other Hoaxes, a lighthearted examination of scientific frauds through history. Read more...
Synopsis: Searching for a sense of understanding and a hope for future prevention, Jonathan Maxwell explores the different officials of the Holocaust, giving an extensive background of each. He investigates mental defects, childhood occurrences, and family situations of these horrific leaders and identifies the “desk murderers” (those who did not directly kill, but gave orders to kill). In this concentrated look at the events that took place, Maxwell attempts to identify the key causes of the mass murders in an effort to prevent future Holocausts. Read more...
The Crusading Spirit In Modern America: George W. Bush and the Radical Conservative Elite
by Richard J. Bazillion
The Crusading Spirit in Modern America examines the ideological underpinnings of George W. Bush's presidency. Among the historical antecedents of Bush's foreign policy were the medieval Crusades, which resonate today in the confrontation between Islam and the West.The neo-conservative drive to establish American global hegemony owes a great deal to the crusading spirit of past centuries. Karl Rove, Bush's main political strategist, mobilized evangelic Christians in support of a "war on terror" intended, by the neo-conservatives, to establish a peculiar form of democracy in the Middle East. The idea to fight a preventive war against Iraq in 2003 originated in the neo-conservative vision of American global supremacy. The book therefore explores the genesis of neo-conservatism and the means by which its adherents gained control of strategic planning in the Defense department. A significant part of the story concerns neo-conservative attitudes toward Israel and the role these considerations played in formulating American foreign policy.
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72 Virgins
by Avi Perry
A suspense-thriller about a nightmare scenario-a countdown to a Mumbai-style attack on U.S. soil, where the FBI, the Israeli Mossad, the US-based Iranian clandestine terror network, and the Islamic Jihad fraternity, all engaged in a timeless conflict, which plays out to a crescendo that comes to a head before the dramatic conclusion. The story offers an ample dose of realism, a cast of intense characters who engage in love, lust, and violence. It portrays the Jihad culture with its rationale and the volcano that breeds an irrational obsession with death. Moreover, it builds on the Jihadists' motivation for targeting so many innocents and exploiting the victims' massacre as a stepping-stone to their dream of eternal paradise next to Allah's throne. The real question is not whether Jihad terrorists' plots will ever cease to emerge-there is no chance of that. The question the book seeks to answer is, will the next one be stopped before it's too late?
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