RE: Ida Mae

Hey People,

Ida Mae is probably one of the best books you've never read. Get it today!

Blessings!

Delores "Queen of Promotion" Thornton
www.margueritepress.com

Published Authors

Ida Mae
Thornton, Delores
347 pp, Fiction
Paperback
Marguerite Press
ISBN - 096565849X
$14.95
Blurb - Poignant and touching to the end "Ida Mae began life roughly. Her father is murdered, her mother dies and her adoptive parent die by the time she is 17. But Ida Mae had what a lot of folks don't have nowadays---survival skills. She took what life meted out and turned it into something good. But the saddest part to me is, she loved so freely yet died alone... Ida Mae is worth every penny I spent for it. I loved it!" ~Sydney Molare - sydneymolare.com

BABE
Thornton, Delores
347 pp, Fiction
Paperback
Marguerite Press
ISBN - 0965658457
$11.95
Blurb - Delores Thornton, the award-winning author of Ida Mae has done it again! Thornton's second novel, Babe, will be a definite must-read. Continuing her 'delicious' ability to create refreshing characters, in Babe, Thornton keeps her dialogue lively and the action intriguing. There's something in this book to impress nearly every reader." -Gloria Taylor Edwards, Author and Radio Talk Show Host WCLM, 1450 AM Richmond, VA.

The Glorieta Pass
O’Grady, Chris
103 pp, Crime
e-Book
Fictionwise, Inc.
$5.00 (Check or PayPal)
Blurb - Milo should’ve been sitting on his phone waiting for Wilder’s call about the gambling joint heist. Instead, Wilder was just getting a lot of ringing at the other end.

Family Matters
Nott, Ruth Y.
120 pp, Poetry/Short Stoies/Essays
Paperback
InstantPublisher
$12.95 (Check, Money Order, PayPal)
1598722980
Blurb – A family undertaking, which showcases the many talents of our members including poetry, short stories, photography, and artwork. Staying connected as a family matters to each of us.

A Pure and Simple Faith
Nott, Ruth Y.
66 pp, Poetry
Paperback
InstantPublisher
$12.95 (Check or Money Order)
1591968798
Blurb – Spiritual rhyming poetry from the heart and life of the author. Ruth Nott calls her gentle lyric “word-dancing with God.” The 66-page work allows her faith and love to shine through while also acknowledging the doubts we all sometimes feel.

Who’s Your Daddy
Larks, Michelle
210 pp, Fiction
Paperback
BookSurge
$14.99 (PayPal)
1419628861
Blurb - Who's Your Daddy is a tale of Mallory Peters, a young African/Hispanic American woman who meets her soul mate Tyler Gillette two weeks before her wedding to Wesley Dubois. Sparks fly between the star crossed couple. Though she knows she doesn't share a deep abiding love for her fiance and later her husband Wesley, Mallory marries him anyway. True love can't be denied even when a couple is married to others. Mallory and Tyler embark upon a love affair, and she becomes pregnant. Chaos ensues and the readers are taken on a roller coaster ride full of twists and turns as the question is answered to Who's Your Daddy.

OZARK (Images of America: Series)
Korgis-Fitzpatrick, Michelle
128 pp, History
Paperback
Arcadia Publishing
$19.99, plus S&H (PayPal)
0738533118
Blurb - The name Ozark comes from the French Aux Arcs. The town of Ozark may have gotten its name because it is at the bend of the creek. Today the term Ozark refers to the large upland region that covers parts of Missouri, Arkansas, Oklahoma, and Kansas. Ozark, Missouri is nestled in the hills of this region and serves as the county seat of Christian County. This book looks at Ozark's 150-year history, using vintage photographs from the Pegram Collection to capture the spirit of the town and surrounding areas. Ozark has long prided itself on its hospitality, and that is evident here in the images of people, events, schools, railroads, and more that have made Ozark the warm and friendly town it is today.

NIXA (Images of America: Series)
Korgis-Fitzpatrick, Michelle
128 pp, History
Paperback
Arcadia Publishing
$19.99, plus S&H (PayPal)
0738533270
Blurb - This book looks at the people and history of NIXA, MISSOURI and its surrounding rural Christian County communities of Sparta, Billings, Linden, Clever, Highlandville, and the rural area around Bull Creek. The area was originally known as Faughts, for James Jasper Faught, who had operated a trading post at the old “Crossroads” site in 1879. It linked the burgeoning settlement of Nixa to other communities in the area. Nicholas Alexander Inman came from Tennessee in 1852 and opened a blacksmith shop with Joe Weaver. Inman’s family farm consisted of 160 acres, which are part of the present day boundaries of Nixa. Nixa was officially incorporated as a village on June 10, 1902.

Emotional Reality
Korgis-Fitzpatrick, Michelle
30 pp, Poetry
Chapbook
Uniqueness
$7.00 (PayPal)
Blurb – Emotional Reality is a collection of twenty-one poems based on the observations of the author who has experienced emotional values expressed by different people in her lifetime. Each poem ranges from encouraging and uplifting to emotional distress. Readers will be able to familiarize themselves with this book of poetry.