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Drive to Nowhere by Kim Gilmour
ISBN: 978-0955678707

When a group of carefree teenage girls hop on a coach for a four-day school trip in rural Australia, they're completely unprepared for the chaos and mystery that awaits. What do the teachers have to do with it?

Eeare, the feisty daughter of a famous rock star, could be the only one who can solve the mystery of her missing mates...

Can the teachers manipulate the media and adapt the modern technologies used by the girls for their own gain? And will people discover Eeare's own secret?.

Let Me Help
by Stephen Liddell. ISBN: 978-1906146344 borfield Memories

In the midst of the War on Terror, Ben Milburn is murdered in a racist incident in London. Spurning heaven for a chance to return to his young family Ben must prove his worth by living his life in the past. Not only is he forced to confront his prejudices but he must also ensure that stays alive in the most perilous of situations and quickly learns that life in the 16th C is more difficult than he could possibly imagine... With only the occasional visit from his rather hapless GA to assist him, this it the tale of a young man who is thrust into life as a slave and through a life-time of adventures ends up as a general in the Persian Army all the while trying to get back home. Join Ben on this very epic tale but personal journey.

The Gates of Avaelon by Margaret Fisherborfield Memories

Melissa Crawford returns to her childhood home following the death of her mother assuming everything will be fine. She has no idea that she has come home just in time to face the devastating memories of her father’s death and become reacquainted with an old friend from another world. But when – after some trial and error – she is reunited with her childhood friend the High Fae Lord Zakkaerion it seems that their friendship will be cut short again. For the Gates between Avaelon and Terra open for only a few weeks every seven years and will close again on the summer solstice. Then news comes that Zakk’s father has been murdered and they soon realise that saying goodbye for another seven years pales in comparison to the disaster that threatens both worlds.

To See a Brothers Blood by Michael Houseborfield Memories

To See a Brother’s Blood is about high school drop out dad, John Brooks, and brother, Ben Brooks, setting out to wreck son and brother Leonard Brooks. He’s a nerd that won worldwide acclaim, promises galore, and that imposes guilt on everybody. Leonard gets a chance to impress the dropouts. It leads to Leonard's getting beat up by punk and loser Nick Tenser. Loser Ben happens upon the fight and beats the pulp out of Nick, goes to jail, and stays supported by loser John. Leonard is then misjudged and has to serve time. John couples Ben’s support by shaming Leonard. When the underhand AC is on his way to kill Leonard, he gets arrested. President George Bush rewards Leonard with billions of dollars, untold authority, and a most blessed future.

Sisypuss: Memoirs of a Vagabond Cat by Patricia Hallofborfield Memories

Sisypuss, a feline optimist and true believer in luck (though most of his is bad), reminisces about the homeless journey through truths and lies, danger and safety, love and enmity, made with his skeptical brother Bob and an odd assortment of characters met along the way. Three paws in the grave, Sisypuss interweaves memories and his present life as Booley's cat companion with Booley's seriocomic troubles with drugs (he enrolls in clinical trials as a work alternative), faithless women, and poetry editors. Sisypuss tells how, among other things, he and Bob survive an animal shelter, a research lab which wrecks their health, a loved guardian's death, a godforsaken wood where his try at love with a feline heartbreaker leaves him singing the castrato blues, and, finally, the overwhelming event leading him to Booley.

Old West Tales - Good Men, Bad Men, Lawmen by C. R. Caldwellborfield Memories

In this book the reader gets a glimpse of life in the old west. The characters are not from the list of usual suspects, most of whom have been written about ad nauseam. They are the folks who made up the real old west. The town marshals, sheriffs and outlaws who were not famous enough to make it to the silver screen. The inspiration for most of the stories came from the real life history of these characters. Some real people, some fictional. Some lived at the time, and in the places where these stories take place. Some did not. Some are almost entirely fictional. They will make you laugh, cry, and experience every emotion in between. All are all exciting and entertaining. This book is written by Clifford Caldwell, author and collector of cowboy memorabilia, and is wonderfully illustrated by Nora Jewell Allen. Both Cliff Caldwell and Nora Jewell Allen reside in the Hill Country of Texas, near San Antonio.