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There's no way to sugarcoat the facts; over one million predators are online at any one time, and the nation's youth have never faced greater risk of very real harm. In fact, 70% of teens lured into prostitution and sex trafficking were accessed, groomed, recruited or sold through the Internet.

The debate between believers and non-believers has shaped everything from history and society to some of humanity's most brutal wars. While the arguments are seemingly never ending, those calling themselves atheists often suffer the worst backlash from those who have chosen to dedicate their lives to a supreme being.

Author C. Evenfall is touring a series of book review websites beginning early May 2015 to promote her paranormal suspense anthology, The Wraith of Carter's Mill.

C. Evenfall, author of the paranormal suspense novel, The Wraith of Carter's Mill, has announced that Lola's Blog Tours is coordinating a Virtual Book Review Tour beginning May 1st.

Any parent familiar with a Dr. Seuss book, knows that rhyming books are wonderful tools to keep kids occupied, entertained and engaged. However, a new enchanting book by Roee Anuar demonstrates that beyond the giggles and silly words, rhyming has tremendous power to expand a child's vocabulary.

Former Certified Home Buyer Educator and guest presenter for Consumer Credit Counseling and NACA, now author H. Denise Martin releases her newest book entitled "Loving My Season of Good Credit: Bad Credit Be Gone" in time for tax season in April for many Americans. It currently normally retails at $19.99 on Amazon but also available directly on Martin's website via PayPal with shipping and handling fees for just $24.94 within the USA. Various tariffs may apply for international orders.

Children love to hear stories and love to find unique and friendly characters in a book. People of adult age without children may not have heard of the Shellies, but if you mention the name to a child they will become excited.

Mrs. Sorcha Liu, a resident of Essex County, U. K. has recently assumed the role of U.K. Marketing Director for a newly-formed group, created with the intention of raising public awareness about issues of traditional morality.

Journals of Love, Life and Sweet Liqueurs, Australian born author Marica Love is more than thrilled to be releasing the first book in her Married To The War series of autobiographical novels. In the book, Marica Love paints a rich, vivid and compelling tapestry of love and loss as she writes about her personal battle that she fought during the Croatian War of Independence from 1991 to 1995.

Home gardening has, for the last few generations, been almost exclusively about the cultivation of beauty. Keen gardeners have looked toward manicuring their lawns, eliminating weeds and cultivating beautiful flowers. But this fails to utilize the awesome potential of the garden as a place to grow delicious fruits and vegetables that can supply a family with all-natural goodness. Pioneer Dad, a website dedicated to providing useful tips and information for sustainable urban living, has just published a new editorial explaining how people can create a flourishing vegetable garden in their yard.

Great news for authors and writers of all types including script writers! The 'Deal a Story' card game can be the best friend of all these writers because this can inspire them to beat the writer's block and come out with creative ideas.

Andy Shaw, best seller author of "Creating A Bug Free Mind," just recently shared some advice with fans, which he claims can help for making the change of the mind over to structured thinking in a lot easier way. He also said: "To be sincere I should've spoken about this earlier, as it is among the easiest and most effective tips I share day-to-day with every student I have that's learning the Bug Free Mind Process."

Mention wounds and most people think of the physical. But in Crit Kincaid's A Wounded World, the wounds are the emotional scars of death. Meet Norman Albert Steves. He lost his parents and twin sister when he was nine. His only relative is his granny, who's stricken with ALS. He lives with her at a hospice for the terminally ill. He lives in a wounded world.

There is no way of sugarcoating the facts: technology's boom threatens to raise generations of children who lack the 21st century and social skills they need to succeed. No thinking person can blame kids for their fascination with gizmos and gadgets – but one California author is on a mission to help children everywhere get their daily dose of empowerment through a "traditional" book that nonetheless offers more than your typical children's read.

A recent survey from Barna Group reported that 60% of Americans don't believe in Satan. Through his passionate research and ministry, Tom Graneau knows the truth – that Satan, who is also referred to as the Devil, is actively working to prevent everyone from entering heaven through evil that has come to light in every corner of humanity.

Assisted Living and Modern Times: Almost A Musical Assisted Living Anne, an aging thespian and English teacher, now in her mid eighties and recently widowed, is determined to maintain her independence and stay in the house she shared with Poppy. Her daughter Katherine arrives with groceries and a determination to help, organize, be sensible, and plan for the future, only to find her less-than-reliable brother has been there before her. With a wry sense of humour, Dawson explores a few of the issues of family and aging that face us all.

Most business people know that change is unavoidable and transposing from one phase to another is imperative for a business's existence and subsequent success. However, for most businesses this is easier said than done. Leading change management expert, Mike Lehr who is also the owner of Omega Z Advisors, LLC recently did an interview with Greg Cook during which he talked about the key strategic errors most companies make prior to, during and after change.

Walthamstow based business; Tidy Books is in the running to win Virgin's Media Business competition. Tidy Books, makers of children's bookcases, is looking for votes to help it get to the finals of Richard Branson's competition called Pitch to Rich. If Tidy Books wins, it will receive £250,000 worth of advertising to accelerate its growth, plus mentoring from the Virgin team. Voting is open now until 5th May 2015.

Dr. Edward F. Mrkvicka won't sugarcoat the truth – the war between good and evil is almost at an end, and man has one last chance to determine the outcome. In 'The Plot to Kill God', Mrkvicka makes a compelling case for the complacency that has seeped into Christianity, a force directly responsible for the evil that is making an enemy out of Christ.

Walk into any book store around the world and pick up a romantic novel; chances are, Jimmy Thomas is on the front cover. In fact, Thomas can be found on over 7000 covers, each a unique work of immersive art in its own right. Thomas has an amazing story to tell, shifting from a simple cover model to literally dominating the romance novel industry.

Millions of people knew and cherished Bob August for a six-decade writing career spanning The Cleveland Press, The News-Herald, and his nationally syndicated column 'The Wiser Side of Sixty'. Bob August was a master of language in column form, a writer's writer. August, sadly passed away in 2011, but left one final surprise for his family.

When Ed Cruz decided to dedicate his life to mastering Wing Chun Gung Fu, he came to the stark realization that the world around him began to change for the better. Embracing this phenomenon, Cruz is now a respected martial arts mogul.

In 2003, when David Dixon and his then wife made the difficult decision to divorce, he forged a commitment to remain active in his children's lives. While Dixon carved out a successful career of his own, he admits that not having a consistent father figure around, forced him to become a man the hard way.

While nobody will deny the fantasy genre's recent surge in popularity, both readers and critics are currently crying out for wholly-unique new narratives that don't succumb to recycling of the 'same-old' concepts. Thankfully, New York's Rahmel Garner is stepping up to the plate with gusto, throwing readers into the middle of an epic war as one man tries to stop it.

Many children are fascinated by life in pioneer times. They may find themselves captivated by the books of Laura Ingalls Wilder, whose stories of life in that age inspired the popular TV series "Little House on the Prairie". Thanks to a book by Washington-based author Amber Richards, children who wonder what everyday life was like for Pioneer girls can discover the answers to many of their questions and even try out a couple of baking projects to get a taste of authentic pioneer cooking.