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The Exile The Matriarch and The Flood
At last Concealed no more From here, where Equity of hope Guides our actions -Beatitudes Do harm no longer. In the beginning... Victor Loingsech is adrift after being laid off from his job. He sets off for Ireland to wallow in stout, but returns deeply changed. A dark compulsion is overcoming him, and when a terrible accident forces his hand, Victor steps into the abyss. The present lays the foundation for the future... Erlyst Rae Atropos, a far from saintly southern belle, is swept up into the arms of a powerful billionaire and whisked away to New York City. When Erlyst's husband dies suddenly, his vast nefarious empire falls under her control. With scepter in hand, she forces psychopaths a...
Welcome to Spring Street
Downtown Los Angeles 2013 - Protesters are being hunted.? In the wake of nationwide protests, the federal government created the Revision of Origin Act. Under the act, interstate travel is prohibited and political dissidents who are captured over state lines, disappear without a trace.? By completing the Revision program, Seward Keagan becomes a citizen of Los Angeles, where encroaching tyranny has met desperate resistance. He cavorts with geniuses, madpersons, and the depraved, as they fight for their right to exist. ?When Keagan discovers an insidious presence in his building he joins anarchists and soccer moms alike in their quest to get out of l.A.-Before it's too late...? Welcome to Spring Street asks for your empathy, and in return, offers a call to rebellion.
New Worlds for Old
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Silence
Fiction. Dean O'Leary is a man who lives on the edge: of life, love, and happiness. After a bank robbery gone horribly wrong, Dean leaves his life of crime in Los Angeles and exiles himself to the cold grey sands of Las Vegas. A cruel and unusual twist of fate shows Dean a life filled with the love and hope that he has always thought impossible, and then rips it away. With nothing left to lose, Dean goes all in on one final crime.
The Brandon Family
James Brandon (b.1714) was the son of William Brandon (b.1688) and Isabel of London, England. He emigrated to Hanover, Dauphin, Penn. He married Annie. They raised five sons. Their son William (d.1778) married Elizabeth Irvine of Lunenburg County, Virginia. She was the daughter of David Irvine. They raised four sons and two daughters. Son, John M. Brandon Sr. born in Halifax County, Virginia married Mary Lawson, daughter of John Lawson and Mary Irvine. He died in York County, South Carolina. They raised eleven children. Descendants lived in Gwinnett and Jackson County, Georgia. Family members were buried in the Brandon Cemetery, Lawrenceville, Georgia. Children of Thomas Jefferson Brandon were born in Arkansas, Louisiana, Iowa and Utah. Several members of the family were converts to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in the 1830's.
Eternity
Eternity is not concerned with why we are here; the eternal question remains, what are we doing with our brief existence? Moving between the mean streets of Los Angeles and the lazy green byways of rural Georgia... between madness and epiphany... between reality and something, not quite real... between ancient cosmic terror and the mundane horrors of the American experience... Eternity: The Long and Short of It is a collection of (mostly) short warnings. Warnings of things to come, and warnings of things that we can no longer escape.
SILENCE & Selene
Dean O'Leary, a hardened bank robber who's lost his nerve, tries to shake off his crimes in the dark recesses of Downtown Las Vegas. By a surreal twist of fate, Dean is shown a life of love and happiness he thought was impossible. When that salvation is violently ripped away, Dean falls deeper into depravity, and with nothing to lose, goes all in on one final crime.
The Cost of Paper
The Cost of Paper: Volume II is an annual publication created exclusively for California Bookstore Day on May 2, 2015. It is a fiction anthology filled with the works of past, present, and future collaborators at Black Hill Press (authors, editors, and artists) and sold only for the cost of paper in your hand-or, if you'd rather read it on an e-reader or computer, completely free through blackhillpress.com.
