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The Genie in Your Genes; Dawson Church, Ph.D.; Elite Books (2007); ISBN 9781600700224. “The Genie in Your Genes” focuses on the new scientific field of Epigenetics (meaning control above the level of the gene) and its applications in healing. Church cites hundreds of reputable scientific studies, mostly from mainstream medical journals, such as “Journal of the American Medical Association,” that show how beliefs and emotions can trigger the expression of DNA strands. Readers may be surprised to learn that there are over 100 genes in the body activated by thoughts, feelings and experiences, and that these genes dramatically affect the immune system. “The Genie in Your Genes” provides a clear and comprehensible analysis of complex, groundbreaking new science and straightforward instructions for readers who wish to epigenetically affect their own health. The book also describes the promising contemporary fields of Energy Psychology and Energy Medicine, both of which offer potential epigenetic medical therap

The second book in this acclaimed mystery series takes place in New York City, where a women’s powerhouse magazine hires Paige to write a story about Jenny Ross, a young, genius PhD, who has created thinking robots. Someone murders Jenny Ross in her office the day before the initial interview. Because she didn’t know Jenny and has no personal involvement, Paige wants out of the assignment feeling she isn’t the right person to tell the story. That quickly changes when a young woman Paige has never met warns her that an investor group known as Praetorian murdered Jenny, and is coming after Paige to stop her from disclosing what she knows. Two days later, the young woman turns up near death in a hospital emergency ward, and Paige knows she is next on the list. Praetorian starts to close in, and to lure her into a deadly trap, kidnaps her dearest friend. Fearing Praetorian will kill them both, Paige seeks the help of a powerful group of lawyers, police, and government agents, who tell her the only way to save

Amira Press has been the dream of Yvette A. Lynn for many years. Now, they are excited to finally bring Amira Press into existence and they are confident that you will find their company to be comparable to other small press publishers. At Amira Press, the mission is to provide an experience so far out of the ordinary, that their readers will look to stay lost forever in the worlds the writers have created for the reader's enjoyment. They strive to bring you stories that grip the imagination and refuses to let go, driving you to beg for more. They stand behind their name 'Amira' Press, Amira being a name for princess in the Swahili language. Their name demands excellence in writing and in plot. And that's just what they offer.

What is a book video? It is a "movie trailer" for your book, a video that you can use to promote your book the way a movie trailer promotes a movie. Our team, headed by Jamieson Wolf, provides state-of-the-art book PreViews. Aside from us posting your PreView on our website, YouTube and our MySpace, you will have the rights to the video and may post it on your website, your MySpace, distribute it with your marketing materials or any other venue you choose to promote your book.

How Best to Avoid Dying, Owen Egerton. Dalton Publishing (2007, ISBN 9780974070377. Owen's collection of short stories weaves complimentary tales of death as diverse as spelling bees turned deadly; the unexpected side effects of Jesus miracles; and even a talking penis. Exposing the absurdities of contemporary bohemia, Egerton s collection is dark, funny and wholly original. From stage to page, this comedic transfer will appeal to the same smart, urban crowd who also loves Neal Pollack, or the Bret Easton Ellis of 20 years ago.

Welcome to Triton City, California, world-renowned for its quality of life, growing economy, and prestigious university. Here one can find an easygoing commute to work, parents can feel secure with their children playing outside during the day, and there are no beggars on the street corners harassing hardworking citizens to spare a dollar or two. In fact, there aren't any homeless to be seen for miles...any homeless who are alive anyway. Now the city that prided itself on beauty, strength, and power is at the epicenter of a twisted genetics game between two doctors battling to play God, and a group of college students has discovered they are the game's unwilling pawns. They must learn to rely on each other to defeat not only the evil hunting them, but also the vampire within, always itching to reveal itself and test the boundaries of their souls. http://www.insidescooplive.com

Loss of Innocence: A Novel of the French Revolution by Anne Newton Walther. In spite of her noble heritage, French countess Eugénie Devereux avidly embraces the stirrings of social change and revolution in France. A beautiful woman in her prime, with a sharp mind and an adventurous spirit, Eugénie adroitly manages her tranquil Bordeaux valley estate and vineyards while maintaining a network of agents to keep her informed of events beyond château’s walls. Already disturbed by news of the monarchy under seige at Versailles, and the growing anarchy in the streets of Paris and throughout France, she receives a surprising and cryptic invitation from Queen Marie Antoinette. Eugénie suspects that the royal family is in danger and hurries to Versailles just as a lavish banquet for the Royal Guard incites the women of Paris to march on the palace in a rage. As one disatrous event follows another, Eugénie risks her reputation and her life to undertake a bold secret mission. Joining her is American shipper Bridger Goo

Follow Me to Glory by Will Hutchison. Will Hutchison is an award-winning author whose new novel is set during the Crimean War. He is a graduate of Syracuse University, with twenty-six years as an officer in the US Army and Marine Corps. He has spent his life in interesting and often dangerous endeavors, from leading Marines in Vietnam, to working as an undercover drug agent in Amsterdam with military CID, to serving as a Federal special agent conducting fraud investigations and counter-terrorism initiatives at nuclear plants. He resides in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, where he pursues his writing and photography, with occasional law enforcement consulting projects. As an avocation, he has written and lectured on nineteenth century military history internationally for over twenty years. Here is one of those rare novels that completely transports the reader to an unforgettable time and place in history. Follow Me to Glory is the story of a young Scottish nobleman growing to manhood in Victorian Britain, and his

Shar's Story: A Mother and Daughter Reunited by Sharon Shaw Elrod. In 1966 I did the worst possible thing a young woman could do... I became pregnant and was not married. I went into hiding for five months and delivered a beautiful baby girl on June 1, 1966. With my heart and soul shrieking in pain, I surrendered my baby for adoption, whispering to her to come back and find me someday. Shar's Story is my adoption/reunion journey, beginning with that horrific experience losing her, and culminating in her choice to find me and create an incredibly joyful reunion for both our families. The 'story within the story'describes the path I took from shame and disgrace to forgiveness and love. Coincidences abound in this book!

For over a thousand years the Box of Whispers has guarded the most precious treasure in the Land of Een. But when the Box is suddenly stolen, young Kendra Kandlestar finds herself swept away on a magical adventure where doors speak in riddles, plants cast dangerous spells, and strange monsters seem to lurk in every shadow. With only a handful of enchanted carrot seeds, will Kendra be able to face these dangers and find the fabled chest? There's only one way to find out: Peer inside the Box of Whispers, and enter a world of magic, monsters, and mystery...

Weathergirl, Jill Walker has been targeted by a serial killer from across the US. Agent Ian Hamlin is on the case and things get complicated once he realizes where he knows this Jill from. She's destined to become the ninth victim in a string of horrendous murders, but not if Ian has anything to say about it. To make things go from bad to worse, Jill has also picked up a stalker and a very mysterious boyfriend who is just too good to be true. Who will win Jill's heart. The mysterious millionaire who does and says all the right things, or the dark brooding agent sent to protect her.

In this era of “information overload,” Marta Hiatt’s entertaining new book offers a meaningful pause to reflect on a time long forgotten. “Remembrances of Times Past: A Nostalgic Collection of Personal Stories and Photographs Recalling the Way Life Was in the Early Part of the Twentieth Century” takes readers on a wistful journey back in time, to the first half of the last century. The 20th Century was a whirlwind era with enormous changes in technology, culture, and lifestyle. From horse-and-buggy to landing on the moon, the past hundred years evolved at lightning speed. Hiatt recalls many of the ‘good old day’ moments of Model-T Fords, stay-at-home-moms, atom-bomb shelters, radio days and manual typewriters. Through her diverse collection of hundreds of vignettes and photographs, Hiatt captures the often amusing, sometimes hard to believe, but always interesting lives of ‘real-people’ and their personal history.

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The Brain Gym® program is actually just one slice of an entirely new field of study on the learning process that Dennison and his wife, Gail, have developed: Educational Kinesiology. Educational Kinesiology is a comprehensive science and language of movement as it relates to learning; the Brain Gym® program is a physical exercise program comprised of movements that have been found effective to activate and build new neural pathways for improved cognitive readiness and academic performance. Dennison’s groundbreaking work in movement-based learning has been internationally recognized with numerous honors, including the Reading Excellence through the Arts Award in association with the International Reading Association.

The Story That Must Be Told - edited by Irene Watson and Victor Volman. 19 stories of transformation. Listen to two authors speak about their transformation.

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46 Union Street: The Untold Story of Rho Upsilon Bruce A. Kesselman Determined to document a compelling history and counteract the stereotypical view of fraternities, Rutgers University graduate Bruce Kesselman stepped out of the rat-race for awhile to archive and document a non-fiction account of his beloved Alpha Epsilon Pi, one of the oldest Jewish fraternities in the country. In 46 Union Street, Kesselman uses his own experience as a brother of AEP as a launch point to interview thousands of fraternity members, flying all over the country to meet key alumni, reading countless historical documents and issues of Rutgers s daily newspaper and yearbook to providing a vivid account of Greek life at Rutgers from 1956 to today.

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