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A princess who happens to be ugly

It was a Tuesday in late May when the call went out for a responding officer to investigate the discovery of long-buried bones in the small community of Edgemont, Ohio. Deputy Sheriff Cliff Henry's uneventful career as a rural county deputy was about to change as he attempts to solve an old mystery. Was it an accident or murder? The investigation will uncover sins of the past and explain why millionaire Harvey Harrison's life has begun to unravel.

This Disney World Tips book Is super helpful when you are ready to head off to Disney! Join Abbi Sheffield as she explains the best ways to experience the four amazing parks and many resorts that are available to you!

Betrayal, friendship and protecting those we can. This book delves deep into what true protection from a humble servant really means.

In the year 1958, the United States and the Soviet Union went to war with each other, which ended with all out nuclear destruction. Following the apocalypse, different groups of people called tribes form. Almost 200 years later, 2Davik, who is a warrior of the Cherokee Tribe, is chosen to become a priest in the service of Unetlanvhi, their god. Meanwhile, the Cherokee are at war with their main rival, the Iroquois. Join Davik on his emotional and spiritual journey as he learns the secrets of his faith, finds love, and defeats his enemies to save his tribe.

The dozens of poems collected here come from the soul of the author. Some inspired by dreams, some by life’s vicissitudes but all from the heart. Toni Orban’s poems are an attempt to connect to a deeper self. In the spirit of the Romantics but without structure and meter she peels back the layers to the unconscious. Using techniques in free-writing and writing in the dream state in order grab hold of her subconscious. She strives ‘tie it to a chair and make it speak’. What it has to “say” she hopes strikes a chord in the reader. Some of the poems are whimsical satirical limericks, but most dive deep into metaphor to mine out the the possible fathomless meanings we assign to life.

"Zesty Stories: Jungle Tales of Cretinism" is number one in our series of Cheapskate Chapbooks, and features snippets dedicated to the subjects of race, slavery and cretinism as it is found in contemporary Western societies. Our Cheapskate Chapbooks Series is a slimline collection of edited favorites in a lightweight, unchallenging format specially designed for today's aliterate intellectual. You have more important things to spend your money on than improving the mind and spirit, and we here at the White Devil Press know it. They're cheap enough to abuse, yet booky enough to make for fun reading! Buy a bunch and pass them out at church or at the next drug gang meet-up! Now there ...