By Steve Windwalker
comes something completely different….
Shan Won seems to only exist deep within the dark rumor-crazed underbelly of the internet. But the common thread throughout all this writing is glaringly obvious: people stumble upon Shan Won, espouse its perfection, and never, ever—ever—return.
But when news breaks of Shan Won’s perfection, people begin to disappear. Everything they say about Shan Won is true. Human traffickers become overwhelmed with smuggling hordes of middle-class North Americans across the Pacific for a better life in Asia. But what life remains for those who are left behind?
is a dark, ironic and fast-paced novel that asks the question: “What is life when there is nothing left to strive for?”
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by popular Kindle Nation sponsor author Gordon Ryan:“Shoot down a civilian airliner?
That’s not an option, Admiral.”
“I’m sorry, Mr. President, but I believe it’s your only option.”
Within three hours of assuming office as the President of the United States, Clay Cumberland is confronted with a civilian airliner hijacking. Two hours later, he is dead and Vice President William Snow assumes the office.
Within months, domestic terrorism increases and congress panics, suspending constitutional freedoms and granting unprecedented power to law enforcement and private military corporations who seek to expand their authority and control over the nation.
The second of the Pug Connor novels continues the war against domestic terrorism only to find that a nuclear holocaust is just over the horizon.
America is at war . . . with itself!
A modern twist on a classic tale, “Claustrophobic” gives Mrs. Claus’s perspective on the beginning of the Santa Claus story…
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. Something had to be done about the world around them. It was plain to see there was little joy to be had in the lives of the children at the time. But Jessica had no idea how her vows would change the world.
Catapulted from her life in a tropical paradise to the barren North Pole, Jessica’s new reality comes crashing in on her. Even the ever-cheerful Elders begin to weigh on her nerves as she begins to question her choice.
When offered a return to the life she’d abandoned, Jessica must choose between the life she left behind and the love she’d always wanted.
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Oprah packed plenty of Oprah into her program today, but here’s the skinny from the perspective of Kindle Nation:
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. She also said she had never read either book. Franzen said he had read all of Dickens.. “I love having a book in my hands,” Oprah said, “but if you’re traveling, you’ve gotta love the Kindle.”
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