by Hank Quense

4.0 stars – 2 reviews

Text-to-Speech: Enabled

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An alien mining ship discovers a planet loaded with rare earth minerals. The aliens, known as zaftans, plan to fill their ship with the mined minerals. Unfortunately, the planet is inhabited by intelligent beings. But what could possibly go wrong with a simple mining operation on a planet with primitive natives?

by Florence Osmund

4.6 stars – 86 reviews

Text-to-Speech and Lending: Enabled

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2016 B.R.A.G. Medallion Honoree. Forced to choose between cultivating a satisfying life for himself and rescuing his dysfunctional family members from their certain demise causes Marc to question the importance of family. Having put an embittered past behind him, Marc builds a successful landscaping business with clientele from the affluent suburbs of Chicago and starts to appreciate the finer things in life—and he’s found the perfect woman to share in it. But when his alcoholic sister and her two young sons enter into the picture, Marc falls victim to their helplessness and temporarily puts his own life aside. When his despondent father is added to the mix, it doesn’t take long for Marc to completely lose sight of his own dreams—and his girlfriend. Does Marc save his relatives from their ill-fated lives, or save himself from entering into a life of self-sacrifice and missed opportunities? Painful soul-searching and late-night talks with the captivating tenant downstairs guide him to an unexpected decision and discovery of his true purpose in life.

by Ann Strawn

5.0 stars – 1 reviews

Text-to-Speech and Lending: Enabled

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When guardian angels started texting Em and asking for help through the Angel App it pushed her way out of her comfort zone. Best friends RJ and Dee helped her to accept her gift and protect it from nosy tech geek Kai. Things had just started to feel normal until another app exploded onto the tech scene. This one claimed to give its users a heavenly connection, too, and even predicted miracles. Is this new app really just like the Angel App? If an algorithm can predict a miracle, then does anyone need angels?