THEODORE VON PUMPERNICKLE: He’s fluffy. He’s fat. He’s a secret agent cat. (Formerly published as Cupcakes, Spies, & Despicable Guys.) Theodore Von Pumpernickle, a mix-breed Himmie cat, is the Pet Intelligence Agency’s cutest, grumpy-faced feline spy. Theodore might look like a domesticated cat, but he’s working undercover as a secret agent for the Pet Intelligence Agency. When some greedy thug steals Theodore’s bejeweled cat food bowl, he’s forced to use all his Double 0 Nine brains, bran, and special gadgets to take on an international cartel of criminals. Will the evil masterminds and their minions win? Or will Theodore and his rag-tag group of feathery and furry animal spy friends save the day? PRAISE 5 STARS “If humor is your thing, this is your book!” Jeannie Jackson 5 STARS “Hilarity ensues… What do cats do when we aren’t home? Well of course they fight crime and solve mysteries.” Jenny James This full-length novel is also available in PRINT. 1-Click TO LIVE AND LET LIE!

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Live and Let Live Under One G-O-D by Devidas (Dev) Tahiliani Why have so many wars been fought in the name of Religion? How can we eradicate the extremists of all religions? The answer is to teach young people about Humanity and Spirituality (Universal Religion). The author has written this book to be adopted as a textbook in high schools all over the world. Our world today is dominated by religions that require blind faith and obedience. Humans will continue to abuse each other until we understand that we share a responsibility to ourselves and to each other. The power of our inner spirituality is called humanism. We can each follow our own path and share our faith with others without hatred, scorn, or violence, and accept other paths as equally valid to our own. It is good to have some kind of faith, but we must follow it with reason.

It’s time to solve a murder. Never mind that Billy and Nat have been hired by a woman who’s convinced she’s seen the victim’s ghost. Minor detail. Just working their case would be plenty to keep the detectives busy, but it soon becomes clear that they’re caught up in something bigger. There’s some shady business going on at Baxter & Co. Investigations, and Billy and Nat don’t know who they can trust. They’re still not that sure about each other. Take a trip to Bondi Beach with your new favourite crime-fighters!

The Great Agora is a metaphor--the metaphor of modern, cultivated, hurried, violent, intense, hostile, turbulent and media-dominated life. The book contains implied as well as more explicit critical/satirical approaches to ways and manners of existence that are especially pervasive in certain parts of the world today. The towerful man is another metaphor, that of the one who mindfully asks some questions from within living in the Great Agora. That is, the towerful man is no stranger to the life of the Great Agora--he is part of it. The Great Agora is a book on human mores, ethics, and morals. That is why it speaks in more than one language--in order to more fully reflect Agoric diversity. In addition, the tower provides a view over the Great Agora's homogeneously heterogeneous whole. While the towerful man is in one way or another a distant heir of (Nietzsche's) Zarathustra, not only in height but also in perspicacity, as it were, in sophia.

Kite shop owner Emmy Adler becomes the prime suspect in a murder investigation that could send her dreams crashing to the ground… With summer drawing to a close in Rock Point, Oregon, Emmy Adler hopes to beat the seasonal drop in business by winning the annual kite festival. What better way to garner publicity for the handmade kites sold in her shop, Strings Attached? In the days leading up to the festival, Emmy’s ambitions are soaring. Even an argument with reality TV star and contest judge Jasmine Normand can't bring her down. But when Jasmine is found dead the morning after their altercation, Emmy’s no longer flying high. When the police open an investigation into Jasmine’s death and deem it a murder, Emmy falls under suspicion. With a national tabloid reporter convinced that she is guilty and business at her shop at a standstill, Emmy has to trade kite making for crime solving—or find all of her ambitions blown off course.

Live and Let Love Gina Robinson Though Willow Pierce has moved forward since her husband died two years ago, she can't ignore her sixth sense that Jack is alive.When newcomer Con Russo comes to town, Willow is convinced he's Jack. She'd never forget his eyes. Willow is determined to learn the truth about Con's identity—even if it means brazenly seducing him. Secret agent Jack Pierce was almost killed in an explosion that left him severely disfigured. Thanks to reconstructive surgery, he has a new face and a new life. But when the terrorist who tried to assassinate him suspects he's still alive, Jack's forced to go undercover—and destroy him for good. But before he can complete his mission, he must protect the only woman he's ever loved...