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Seymour Petrillo, Constance Powers and Irving Hanhart. Three protagonists' from vastly different backgrounds intimately share a very public secret. One therapist who impacts them all. From Steubenville, Ohio (Petrillo) to Boardman, Ohio (Powers), to Brookline, Massachusetts (Hanhart) - the three protagonist's imaginative and individual experiences are detailed.

Ever since the Creation of Adam and Eve, man has grappled with knowing whether life exists after death. Because humans achieve the possible, while God accomplishes the impossible, only the Creator knows our fate and destiny at the End of Days.

In Cry of Justice, Monsters wander the world of Mikon. Caught in the aftermath of a vicious international war, thousands of refugees have fled the Coastal States, bringing their dangers with them into the wilderness near the untamed Middlelands. Castaways from an imploding civilization, fighting to find and to understand the most dangerous of treasures.

Nicky the Fly Fish is a colorful book for ages of 4 to 9. The book is about the adventures of a little fish whose only aim was to reach the sun.

Moral of the story - Never give up on your dreams no matter how impossible they may seem.

Inside Scoop Live interviews Sheshena Pledger regarding her recent mystery thrilled.

Humanity’s Rite of Passage from the Love of Power to the Power of Love

Inside Scoop Live presents Larry Hayes. Written with authority and compassion, this is the book that rescues mental illness from the shadows and takes the disability into the community. Listen to find out more.

Six year old Heather Summerhayes promised to die with her sister Pam, who at the age of four was given only months to live when diagnosed with Cystic Fibrosis. Hear Heather talk about her recent memoir, Sixtyfive Roses. Interviewed by Inside Scoop Live.

Inside Scoop Live interviews Jeff Roberts. Little Stories takes a critical look at the inevitable moments of betrayal and loneliness in our awkward quest to love and be loved, but the reader will discover the value - and even joy - to be had by looking backward and facing the past.

Inside Scoop Live interviews Phil Stewart, author of "Little Boy Broken." “Little Boy Broken” reminds us in the most graphic fashion that not all child abuse victims are little girls. Although it reads like a novel, this book masterfully drives home the true horror of how outrageous maltreatment of children mangles the developing personality.