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This time, Vic Vargo is hired to bid at auction for a valuable sea shell on behalf of an oligarch with more money than sense. Then, the oligarch guards it on its way to a private museum. Easy money, Vargo thinks. What could go wrong? But that's just the start of Vargo's troubles. As everything...

A fun and funny book of seven short stories. Enjoyable for all ages.

Zen stories are popular for its short & sweet in nature. Makes one "think". Some 40 plus short stories are rendered in Tamil to bring benefit of reading. I have added quite a few additional information. Those who pick the essence of the message from these stories will have more happy moments in...

This story is set in Nigeria, Africa with attention to the twin plagues of the country: child abuse and child trafficking. Like the protagonist in the story, a lot of children especially young girls are sent away from their homes at very tender ages, to serve as maids to wealthy families. Some of...

In the first book of urban mystery fused with fantasy series, M.E. Purfield with hardcore prose introduces a young heroine that's naively above the law and searching for redemption in a concrete jungle built on greed and delusion. Miki Radicci is not your average sixteen-year-old city girl...

Keith John is a story of an Australian family spanning four generations. It describes the conditions of how sexual and physical abuse can occur and how to overcome the dilemma.

A playlet centered around a dramatist having a lively interaction with his created characters while dreaming.

Contemporary poetry in three languages: English, Italian and Spanish.

Imagine a game of chess as it was played at the turn of the last century. Openings were not well understood, every game was a thrilling adventure and full of surprises. Chess is an intellectual struggle with drama. StrongChess brings this sense back to chess. By adding two columns and two extra...

There is no excuse needed for basing this biography of Sir Henry Rider Haggard on the personal account of his literary life given in his own words in his autobiography, The Days of My Life. There can be no truer biography than that given by the first hand witness, the author himself. Of course...