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There is a time and a season for everything.Do you ever wonder why your plans go awry? Or feel like a failure because no matter how hard you work, you can't seem to achieve your goals? Often you can take the incorrect path simply because you move too quickly or wait until it's too late to take action.Many thousands of years ago, in the time of the Celts, people knew how to work with the energies of the sun, the moon and the seasons. In this easy-to-use guide, Perfect Timing shows you how Celtic astrology, numerology, and lunar magic can help you understand what to do and when to do it to achieve success in your career, relations, your home, and even your garden.It's all in the magic of the timing...Margaret Neylon has been a writer for the past thirty years-as a journalist, a writer for radio and television, an advertising copywriter, and fiction writer for magazines. Most recently she has turned to writing non-fiction as well as engaging in radio production and presentation work. An astrologer and numerologist for many years, Margaret Neylon gives workshops and readings worldwide. She also provides guided tours of Celtic Ireland to Japanese and American visitors. Margaret grew up in County Clare, Ireland, and now resides in Virginia, County Cavan, not too far from Dublin. Publisher's website: http://www.strategicpublishinggroup.com/title/PerfectTiming.html

If you desire to communicate with honesty and purpose in an enthusiastic and committed manner, Got It! delivers. Got It! will inspire you to catch Joan Craven's infectious ability to incorporate constructive ideas and common sense guidelines into your dealings with just about anybody, anytime. Her practical and thoughtful approaches to the communication opportunities and challenges that face every one of us - in the workplace or the home - are easy to grasp and implement in our lives. She has demonstrated her mastery of communications by weaving theory, experience and thought-provoking questions into a quick-and-easy read that will radically improve your interactions with the world. "Got It! will empower anyone who wants to improve their communication skills. Whether you're a CEO, educator, new grad, entrepreneur or parent, these insightful examples and insights show how to get along better with just about anyone, anywhere, anytime. Read it and reap." - Sam Horn, The Intrigue Expert and author of POP! and Tongue Fu!® About the Author: Joan Craven, president of Craven Communications, has been an author, communications consultant, professional speaker, and communications coach for over 30 years. As a popular weekly newspaper columnist, she understands the value of building relationships. The author's diverse and growing client base includes health and safety officers, human resource managers, government officials, chartered accountants, engineers, educators, health care professionals, librarians, hotel managers, bankers, home builders, parents and grandparents. She has assisted thousands of clients build their repertoire of thoughtful and honest communication skills. Publisher's website: http://www.strategicpublishinggroup.com/title/GotIt-TwentyOne CommunicationTipsforBusyImpatientPeople.html

Two abandoned kittens are taken in by a family living on a Yorkshire canal houseboat. The adventures of Rommy and Reemy begins as the twin kittens settle into life on the boat. With a colouring of light grey and some stripes, Rommy and Reemy soon meet Mr. B. Luggs, Mr. Tibbs, Whits and Ermin, other cats on the prowl. Join these little kittens as they live on the canal, and come to learn that life is much more fun when you have friends and people who care about you. This is the first in a series of children's books by Derek T. Morgan. As long as there are cats, there will always be more Cats Tails. About the Author: Derek T. Morgan lives in Yorkshire and wrote this book for his children. He previously lived on a houseboat and says all the animals in his story are based on his pets

This enticing thriller is set in Salt Lake City, just prior to the 2012 presidential election that has a surprising front runner. Salt Lake, the city that houses the Mormon Church's headquarters and now touting its first openly gay mayor, may soon to be the hometown of the next President of the United States. When Jason Briggs, son of Utah Senator Jonathon Briggs and grandson of Elder Alma Briggs, a member of the twelve Apostles of the Mormon Church, is assassinated, a group of gay men who have protected the church for almost two hundred years now face the threat of exposure and possible extinction. They are known as The STALLION WARRIORS. Dax Trumane was on his way to Salt Lake City the day of the murder to visit with his dad, who is training the new head of security for the Mormon Church. Dax, a retired FBI agent, is asked to lead the Briggs murder investigation, since he is a member of an elite group of gay Mormon men and is believed best positioned to investigate the murder. What transpires over the next two days leaves Dax at odds with his own conscience, but puts him in prime position to lead The STALLION WARRIORS, a group begun in the 1840s and shrouded in secrecy. Author Bio: Brian D. Beckstead is a former Mormon who lives in Murray, Utah. "I found myself pinned between the gay community and the Mormon Church for having the audacity to write such a story." He is a business consultant and developer, and is writing several more books, including the sequel. Publisher's website: http://SBPRA.com/BrianDBeckstead

Delve into the first-hand account of a life dedicated to making a difference through performing humanitarian work. At 7 years of age, after being emotionally moved by a documentary depicting the suffering of humans caused by humans in conflict, Gerard Robertson immediately knew that somehow he would be a part of easing the pain that he witnessed. The path that best suited his ideals was to volunteer with the Red Cross in his homeland of New Zealand in 1995. This eventually led to the opportunity to work for the International Committee of the Red Cross. Reluctant to call himself a hero, he has nonetheless put his own life on the line traveling to the most dangerous and terrible places on this planet in an effort to make a difference. Discover the potential risks from exposure to diseases and the perilous conditions that are commonplace, and yet are not enough to deter the most loyal workers. About the Author: Gerard Robertson was born and raised in a small town in New Zealand. He met his wife while they were both working in Liberia in 2004. After a one year sabbatical, the two are looking forward to a one year mission in Kyrgyzstan. He is the father of an eighteen year old daughter. Publisher's website: http://www.strategicpublishinggroup.com/title/NotFunnyThenButFunnyNow.html

In AD 30, Valerio Tullus and his Jerusalem household are shaken by an earthquake, but more so by Yeshua, a Galilean rabbi shaking Jewish society by proclaiming God's coming kingdom.Eight years before, Valerio arrived in Judea dead to all he loved. But after fighting and nearly dying to defend Leah, a young Jewish woman whose struggle to survive and serve God had inspired him, Valerio realizes that her compassionate God saved his life. Now he wonders - does Yeshua possess the same divine power?To find out, Valerio, Leah, and her children Simon and Anna set out for Galilee in search of Yeshua, and their encounter with the rabbi shakes the foundations of their lives. Is God's kingdom coming soon, they wonder? Will their love for one another endure when it does? And what will happen to Yeshua?In her writing, Cheryl Ann Toliver hopes to engage readers in New Testament culture and history, so they can better understand its message and learn what people thought of Jesus in his lifetime. In Bread and Stone: A New Kingdom, she continues her story begun in Wilderness Refuge: A Prophet's Kingdom.Publisher's website: http://www.strategicpublishinggroup.com/title/BreadAndStone-ANewKingdom.html

When famed archaeologist Francesca Pizarro discovers an ancient pre-Incan crypt, she unexpectedly uncovers more than a mere coffin. Strange apparitions appear before her, and she experiences a sudden wealth of advanced scientific knowledge. A black jaguar seems to observe her on many occasions, and a mysterious shaman keeps watch on her from afar. She becomes consumed with ancient prophecies concerning the return of Viracocha (the Inca creator god) and his wife-sister Khinchana. In Francesca's quest to unearth ancient mysteries, she discovers who she really is, and what her role is in securing the planet's future.Awaken and pay attention! Take the risk to venture into the unknown and reevaluate the possibilities of our origin.About the Author: David G. Rawson was raised in Invercargill, a small city at the southern end of New Zealand's South Island. Extensive trips to South America deepened his knowledge of local history and culture. Now retired after a career in public relations and marketing, Rawson resides in a remote part of Queen Charlotte Sound that is only accessible by boat. There he devotes his time to writing and is working on three other books, including a sequel to The Atacama Crystal. He also enjoys gardening, fishing, swimming, landscaping, and restoring his old house in his spare time. His first novel, The Inca Tapestry, won a national fiction writing contest in New Zealand in 2003. The Atacama Crystal was runner-up in the same contest two years later.Publisher's website: http://www.strategicpublishinggroup.com/TheAtacamaCrystal.html

Sea, Sand and Sunshine are the elements of the pleasant memories of Alan Hunt's time spent in Libya, from the first glimpses of the Mediterranean Sea's clear blue waters to the Libyan Sahara Desert's bright white sands, and the endless reaches of blue sky as seen from ESSO's Convair aircraft on his first venture abroad. Join him as he explores, through sketches, photos and descriptive stories, the mystic Middle East and the lasting memories, actions, and incidents, both amusing and serious, with his fellow compatriots.About the Author: Alan Hunt resides near Spalding in Lincolnshire on the eastern side of England. He was one of last real mechanical fitters (in American terms, a millwright) who served a five year, wide skill based practical apprenticeship and, through attending Block Release courses at college, gained the relevant technical knowledge and advanced hand skills which gave him the confidence and aptitude to become an Ex-pat oil and gas maintenance technician. His career included 20 years experience of on-job training and teaching, passing on vital hand skills to Arab Nationals. He is now retired and enjoys river fishing from his self built 20 ft. boat, and plays golf at least twice a week.Publisher's website:http://www.strategicpublishinggroup.com/title/SeaSandAndSunshine.html

For anyone considering buying a franchise or becoming an entrepreneur, this is the book you need to read.So You Want to Own a Subway Franchise? - or any other sort of franchise - is a book that describes acquiring, developing, and selling three different Subway franchises over a decade. Dylan and Shayne Randall have been there. Read their story describing the pros and cons of franchise life, while alerting readers to the dangers and the pitfalls.The authors describe the daily operations of a Subway restaurant between the years 1999 to 2009. They also offer humorous anecdotes involving both customers and employees, which capture the environment of a Subway franchise. The book details the relationship between franchisees and the corporate structure, and it's also useful as a handbook for the financial genesis of any franchise.Watch out! So You Want to Own a Subway Franchise? is a cautionary tale for prospective franchisees.About the Author: Dylan and Shayne Randall live in Peterborough, Ontario, Canada. They wrote this book because they were "not exiting the business on our own terms."Publisher's website: http://www.strategicpublishinggroup.com/title/SoYouWantToOwnASubwayFranchise.html

Emily and Bobby love to visit their great-granddad in his nursing home, and hear of his marvelous adventures back when he was a milkman, and how one year, he and his magical milk-float, Milky, helped Santa Claus save Christmas. To say thank you, Milky was given a special gift from Santa, allowing him to become a super hero called Superfloat. Great-granddad insists what he tells them is true - the milk-floats, talking trucks, singing milk bottles, and even Superfloat are all real. Twenty years later, Bobby and Emily are saddened by the news of their great-granddad's death, and surprised by the strange assortment of characters that show up for the reading of the will. To their amazement, his curious funeral arrangements even involve a space shuttle! Bobby and Emily inherit their great-granddad's cottage, along with sealed instructions, not to be opened until Christmas Eve. When they arrive at the cottage and follow their great-granddad's mysterious directions, they come face to face with a shocking discovery that leads them on an extraordinary life-changing journey. About the Author: Stuart A. Soper resides in Shoeburyness Essex in England. Stuart considers himself a big kid at heart and likes to believe magical things are possible, his writings, which are aimed at children and adults alike, tend to reflects this. His paintings and illustrations often give him the inspiration he needs for the written word. Publisher's website: http://www.strategicpublishinggroup.com/title/MilkySavesChristmas.html

In AD 30, Valerio Tullus and his Jerusalem household are shaken by an earthquake, but more so by Yeshua, a Galilean rabbi shaking Jewish society by proclaiming God's coming kingdom. Eight years before, Valerio arrived in Judea dead to all he loved. But after fighting and nearly dying to defend Leah, a young Jewish woman whose struggle to survive and serve God had inspired him, Valerio realizes that her compassionate God saved his life. Now he wonders - does Yeshua possess the same divine power? To find out, Valerio, Leah, and her children Simon and Anna set out for Galilee in search of Yeshua, and their encounter with the rabbi shakes the foundations of their lives. Is God's kingdom coming soon, they wonder? Will their love for one another endure when it does? And what will happen to Yeshua? In her writing, Cheryl Ann Toliver hopes to engage readers in New Testament culture and history, so they can better understand its message and learn what people thought of Jesus in his lifetime. In Bread and Stone: A New Kingdom, she continues her story begun in Wilderness Refuge: A Prophet's Kingdom. Publisher's website: http://www.strategicpublishinggroup.com/title/BreadAndStone-ANewKingdom.html

Follow a young man on a personal spiritual journey. Gabriel Ezutah meets Chiva, a modern spiritual traveler, as a young boy. Ezutah's life changing experience is beautifully rendered in his personal account of what he has learned from his spiritual traveler and master. Ezutah's fascinating account details what he calls his "soul's existence from the mineral state, upwards to the plant, insect, bird, animal, and finally, to human being." He experienced several reincarnations -- a lost love in India, a child bride in the Middle East, a Native American youth, an African warrior during the days of slavery -- and other countless incarnations on earth, all leading to the day of spiritual liberation. Step into a world that may be quite different from your own and experience an uplifting and enlightening story of how one man, through 20 plus years of religious study, lives his life and perceives the world around him. Ezutah's story is one of love, hope, and faith, and invites the reader to experience the realities of the heavenly worlds and "shine light into the dark corners of your heart." Gabriel Ezutah grew up in Nigeria and credits his father for having the greatest influence on his profession as a writer. Mr. Ezutah is currently writing his second book and has published an anthology of poetry, Pebbles of Sound. He lives in Ireland.Publisher's website: http://www.strategicpublishinggroup.com/title/TrailOfImmortality.html

White Bars is the comical tale of two myna birds trapped in neighboring cages in a pet shop, and their plot to escape. Soren, a young myna plucked from his nest as an egg, has never known what it means to be free. But Fife, an older, worldly bird does, and he longs to fly home to the tropical forests across the Pacific Ocean. Every evening after the pet shop closes, the store becomes a stock market where the caged animals trade what they have for what they want: seed, sand, plants and bugs. Will Soren and Fife be able to barter for their freedom? Or will their wings stay clipped?About the Author: David Dagley has been working in the Bering Sea for the last 10 years and traveling through South East Asia in his off time. He resides in Seward, Alaska. He is currently working on his next book, Cale Dixon and the Women of Cho, a sequel project to Cale Dixon and the Moguk Murders, which was recently released in paperback by Strategic Book Publishing. Publisher's website: http://www.strategicpublishinggroup.com/title/WhiteBars.html

In Hidden Battlefields, the sequel to The Iranian Scorpion, Robert Dawson goes undercover in Peru. There he follows a huge cocaine shipment by the Maoist guerrilla organisation Shining Path to the dreaded 'Ndrangheta mafia in southern Italy. We follow the action down the Amazon, across the Atlantic, and from northwest Africa to Italy. Robert's father, David, a retired U.S. army general, is involved once again in the undercover operation. Mary Jo, a defence department contractor with a top secret clearance, and Kate, a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist, have to decide romantically between Robert and David. All the characters must deal with internal conflicts about the choices they face. William Peace grew up in Philadelphia and now lives in London, where he writes and consults for charities, having retired as a senior manager. This is his sixth novel. His previous works have won ten awards. Publisher's website: http://sbpra.com/WilliamPeace

The characters in Time in a Bottle: The Resonance take a wrong turn, and somehow end up in a place quite like "The Twilight Zone." The story begins with a young couple driving over a mountain road late at night during a bad Oregon storm. A large white bird flies in front of their truck and they lose control on a sharp corner, crashing through a guardrail and falling toward a deep lake.Flash forward to Kennedy Jones, a successful professor up for tenure. He begins to experience unexplainable and surreal incidents that terrify him. The experiences center on water, a mysterious woman, and a bird with black, hollow eyes.David Jones is a journalism graduate working at a dead-end job in a hospital until he can secure a career in media. He's putting off his engagement to Christy, a successful teacher, until his finances improve.What do these people all have in common and how are they cosmically related? Their lives seem to merge, until one day when David looks in the mirror, and he sees Kennedy's face.This spiritual, inter-dimensional story will touch readers on many levels. What happens in Time in a Bottle could be in everyone's future.About the Author: Raymond Rice is a high school English, film and creative writing teacher. He lives with his family in the Northern California foothills, about an hour from Lake Tahoe.Publisher's website: http://SBPRA.com/RaymondRice

Henry Bloom wants to be a girl, and he prays and prays for transformation. God hears his prayer and sends a young angel to answer it. So begins the adventures of Henrietta Bloom. But if she is to achieve the happiness she has always longed for in her new body, there are some things she has to do. Henrietta must avoid the traps of the devil-which is harder than it sounds when he is forcing you into a limo at gunpoint. She also has to accept that she is a lesbian with a mission to stop gay people from experiencing hell when they die by changing the laws of heaven and earth. Luckily for Henrietta, she has her best friend, her true love, her landlord, and Oscar Wilde all ready to help her recreate the world in love and hope.Author Rena Dunsworth tumbles together modern religion, ancient deities and a fresh perspective in an exuberant escapade that defies convention on every level.About the Author: Rena Dunsworth grew up in the Denver metro area and now lives in Manhattan. She was motivated to write The Girl, the Moon, and the Melon as a response to the oppression of gays by various religions. She is currently at work on a sequel, which picks up with Henrietta and Amy in Rio and follows them as they return to New York and the mythical realms beyond.