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Bookstore owner Harlow Hathaway buys 40 boxes of books, some rare and some not, at the estate sale of a man who recently died. With the help of her best friend, Cooper Callaway, she begins to inventory her purchase finds a complete set of signed novels penned by her favorite author of all time, Alistair Winslow. Winslow is a reclusive writer, who spins his tales from a secret hideaway. Most assume that Alistair Winslow is a pen name and not a given name, but while many have tried, none have been able to unmask the man and reveal his true identity

Wisdom River: Meditations on Fly Fishing and Life Midstream is a collection of stories, poetry, photos, art, recipes, and jokes that celebrate the wonders of fly fishing and the wisdom that can be gained from spending time on the river. Contributors from Montana, Alberta, and Nova Scotia each bring a unique perspective and voice as they share adventures and memories from times they have spent riverside and midstream.

Join me as we evolve to uncover, and unearth our higher selves. We will be on a journey to discover the light that dwindles down deep within our souls. I will touch on singles, married couples, divorcees, entrepreneurs, beauty, health, sex, mental awareness, and spirituality.

The Basketball Soapbox where I share my thoughts and viewpoints of the NBA. Various breakdowns of the league, teams, & players from a fans perspective. Join me as I dive into the world of basketball & all that comes with it, the good, the bad, and the ugly. From sneakers and videogames, to styles and substance. Look at the games past, present, & future of a game I've watched since I was a child I look forward to sharing as I rant and rave from my basketball soapbox.

Living in His Love with Rev. Trudy Daley, as featured on The Answer Broadcasting.

Ryan and Amanda Daley are husband and wife who come together to discuss reality tv. One of us is a big fan and one of us is not but we are able to find a common ground and discuss how it relates to our everyday life.

Fifty-three years ago, Francine Kettleman was found dead in a cemetery fifty miles from Gull Island. Her body was found in a graveyard and most believe she was the fourth victim of the Silk Stalking Strangler, a mass murderer credited with killing thirteen women over a ten-month period from 1964 to 1965.

When life gives us lemon, do we choose to make lemon-aid or we sub over the situation and asked the question, "why me" but come to think about it. If there weren't any challenges, would we ask the question "why me", or we would gladly accept. Humm mm! food for thought. In my early years of life, I have suffered Postpartum Depression, been that I was very young and did not understand what was going on in my body It leaved me traumatize. The experience leaved me with no other choice but to give back to the Mental Health Community through podcasting. There's never a testimony without a test.

The Skin Deep Conversations podcast, features Reality Casting Producer, James Daley and Media Personality kittie KaBoom on a bi-weekly basis. Friends for over six years, this duo speak their truth with transparency and accountability. This ongoing conversation often becomes a debate that tackles thought provoking topics and cultural biases based on race and respect. It is overflowing with enlightening, and pop-culture driven discussions that resonate with the listener and provoke conversation. The show aims to inspire and entertain its audience.

Paige Stevenson is a survivor, caring for her sister since she was seven years old, blaming herself for her mother’s addictions. But all of her survival skills will be tested when she’s sent to live in Indonesia with a father she’s never met in a country completely different than her own.

Ainsley Holloway had come to Gooseberry Bay to find answers about her past. She’d come to find an explanation for the dreams that haunted her after the death of the cop who’d both rescued and raised her. And she’d come to identify the family she couldn’t remember, but knew in her heart she’d once belonged to.