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Murder ASAP is a mystery thriller about a sudden rash of murders in a small town. Two detectives are assigned to the case and realize that they have a short time to solve it. Working with a cub reporter, they gather many leads but have no success in catching the killer until the night of the big election. John Herold is currently living in Douglassville, PA. He is married with two daughters and three grandchildren. John enjoys his retirement after working in the aerospace industry. He does watercolor paintings, inventing new things, and sightseeing. His artworks have appeared in several locations in the local area.

Annie Pooh, Princess Pup, and MarLee are two royal Lhasa apso dogs that live with a beautiful princess in ancient China. Lhasa apso dogs were very famous in ancient China and could only be owned by Buddhist monks and royalty. Lhasa apso were also believed to bring good luck and spiritual well-being to their owners, as well as being superb watch dogs. Annie Pooh and MarLee were already very famous in Tsunn Province where they lived. The two Lhasa apso dogs, in an earlier fairy tale, help rescue a wrongfully imprisoned prince. In this tale, Annie Pooh and MarLee, in an exciting adventure help discover "Fireworks" Sangee, the monkey, plays tricks on Annie Pooh and MarLee, and the two dogs chase Sangee everywhere, and the story of how "Fireworks" was discovered, in ancient China, is the Fairy Tale found in this book.

Annie Pooh is trained by the princess to find people when she calls out a name. Annie Pooh meets MarLee, her princess cousin. Annie Pooh, Princess Pup, and MarLee then combine forces to help free a prince who was wrongfully imprisoned by the king of Tsoo. Fast action, colorful illustrations, and surprising coincidence are sure to keep children, young and old alike, enthralled.

Bernard sat at his usual table in the soup kitchen, gazing absently at a mediocre rendition of "The Last Supper" that someone with good intentions but less talent had painted on the wall.He was surprised from his reverie when Jesus stood from the painted table on the wall, topping it over; the table with its silken cloth falling right out of the picture frame and unto the floor of the soup kitchen, causing a cascade of utensils, dishes, and glasses. Bernard jumped up, Jesus' eyes met his and Bernard fell to his knees.

George did not ask permission from his parents to go outside. He was afraid the won't give him the answer he will love to hear. Therefore, George made a decision on his own. There he goes strolling down the street, sighing, oh what a beautiful day. Having dreams of what he will be when he becomes a grown-up. One thing is having not to say no to his children. He will let them go where ever they want and enjoy nature. George had a change of heart after his experience with his stroll.

Jazzy is at it again. This time she's visiting some very special people in the veterans home. Come along with Jazzy as she learns about her people family's military history with her people mommy, Ginny.

Peggy Warren has accomplished one of ­ fiction's most delicate high-wire acts: writing in the voice of a child, for adults. ¿ e innocence of childhood is deftly evoked in a bold girl's search for hardest kind of gift for her father, peace and quiet and a changed life to boot. A gallery of fascinating characters each offers some truth in young Zoey's journey and, by book's end, we understand that, without even realizing it, our lives have changed too.--Burt Rashbaum, author of Becoming an American and Tears For My MotherPeggy Warren has created a tender, heart-warming, poignant book for the young reader, as well as a light-hearted, entertaining read for any age-with an empowering message for parents to evaluate the precious moments with their family.--Alexandria Delis-Abrams PhD, author of Attitudes, Beliefs and ChoicesThe journey into the soul of this book begins with a child searching for the perfect gift to her father. We soon discover that this is the yearning of the "child" in each of us: to give the perfect gift…to ourselves, and to others. How shall we give what we value most, not just once, but moment by moment? It's a treasure worth sharing!--Alexia Parks, author of Hardwired 10 Traits, Chairman 56percent.orgHow quickly the pages turn in Peggy Warren's Gathering Peace. ¿ e author is a gifted writer who strikes a fine balance between the naiveté and the incredible wisdom of a little girl. ¿ is lovely book will linger on in your heart long after it has been placed back on the shelf."--Rome Lester, Marriage & Family Therapist, Georgia Tech Counseling Center