Real crime story about the HIP HOP TASK FORCE and how you can get caught up running your mouth & by not knowing when to quit

We only have one life, right? Wrong. And that is something that Tony, a disillusioned, comical and rather selfish 30-year-old journalist learns for himself during the course of this novel. In so doing, his seemingly pointless existence is infused with a deeper meaning. A fateful encounter with the ghost of a friend from a previous life leads him to rejoin the battle against a global criminal organization: the 'Thugs'. Since being almost destroyed by the British in India back in the 1830s, the Thugs have spread their criminal cult across the planet.

The Diary of a Freshman is a book by Charles Macomb Flandrau. It presents a fascinating coming-of-age story regarding a female Harvard college starter who must overcome prejudice, set in the early 20th century.

Annah's journal, which highlights the assignment of this spiritually motivated and extraordinary woman - A thriller of a novel, in which, Annah shares her supernatural evangelistic experiences, after becoming empowered with her God-given supernatural powers to carry out a very unique mission - to bring the world to its knees. At the same time, she has to confront the many deadly pitfalls put in her way by her adversary, whose aim was not only to kill her, but also to see everyone destroyed within 5 years. This Japanese wonder has inspired a change that the people of her time will never forget. Also, read The Story of Annah and A Call for Mrs. Lei. - available at a bookstore near you or at other online retailers.

Meet Katie Sutton. She may just look like your average thirteen-year-old girl but in reality, she's the world's leading expert in Grown Up behavior. And you're in luck because in your hands you hold a one-of-a-kind guide to training your parent and becoming highly skilled at: understanding their insane behavior, predicting their next moves, and operating them to your best advantage. So please keep this book out of the way of your grown up, we don't want them going into "grumpy mode" too soon.

The sultry classic of a journalist's sordid life in Puerto Rico, now a major motion picture starring Johnny Depp

Welcome to the world of football-mad Troy Brown, a typical fifteen-year-old, with a loving family, a tight-knit group of friends, and a nice house in Cowes on the Isle of Wight. Materially, he has a comfortable life - but then no hormone-ridden, angst-filled teenager would ever describe their life as comfortable, and Troy was no exception, plagued as he was by ‘the whole world is against me' complex, ‘no girlfriend' syndrome, the pains of unrequited love (or lust) and the usual hoard of teenage frustrations and obsessions. A privileged peek into his very private ‘warts and all’ 2003 diary reveals the transformation of his boring, ordinary life, as Troy tries to negotiate the many twists and turns in what was to become the most extraordinary year of his life, fraught with family secrets, misunderstandings, dangerous liaisons, challenging adventures, shocking realities and unexpected outcomes, interspersed with teenage insights into the state of the world, including war, crime, death and disease. As you travel with Troy on his one-year life-changing journey, you will undoubtedly laugh at the adolescent humour, cry at his misfortunes, sympathise with his plights and empathise with his feelings as he works through his personal traumas and is forced to learn by his mistakes. Be warned, however: those of a sensitive disposition may also be shocked by some of the diary’s content, possibly offended, but you are, after all, delving into the grimy mind of a pubescent youth!

Dragan Todorovic’s first book written in English won him a literary prize for non-fiction and predictions from readers that he was a novelist-in-the-making. The readers were right, as his exceptional first novel proves. Diary of Interrupted Days is playful, blazingly intelligent, occasionally erotic and ultimately tragic, unfurling from the cliffhanger scene that opens the book: a lone exile, returning to Belgrade for the first time since he fled to Canada in the mid-nineties, is stranded on the only bridge into the city that hasn’t been destroyed by NATO bombers as air raid sirens sound. He should be focused on getting off the bridge, but he seems unable to calculate the risk . . . The war that dismembered his country still haunts him, but what has him frozen is that the disruptions of war allowed him to steal happiness for himself from his best friend, with the likelihood that he would never be caught. But lies, even artful ones told by someone adept at incinerating the past, have a way of catching up to you. As the man on the bridge is about to find out.

Diary of a Hustler takes place in Philadelphia. It's a story about a street dealer named Nicholas Brown Jr. (aka Nickle Brown, or "Nickles") who has been raised in the drug world by his father – Nicholas Brown Sr. (aka Brown), who is an infamous legend to the drug world. After his father's death, Nickles took over the business. Now becoming a legend himself, he faces the same troubles and problems that his father faced. Nickles, however, thinks that he can manage the balance of the good in him versus the evil underworld he deals with in the streets, only to learn that it is a difficult task. Love, loyalty, money, enemies, and family become tangled in his quest to stay alive and protect it all.

A frustrated college student records her miserable days she spends in apartments with no-so perfect neighbors and a low income. She manages to keep her sanity by working on college studies and reading the bible.