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Jack is chosen to sing by one of biggest band on earth
Wach out for i sing 2:The battle of the artist
A memorial service for a decaesed Weredemon; may Silence rest in peace within the fiery depths of hell where she now resides.
In Jordan Rhone's first published story, he displays the true meaning of teamwork.
John plays baseball and is playing in the league championship. Will his team reign victorious? Find out in "Two Out Miracle".
A maid finds out that her mistress has written her whole life. can she get her mistress to confess? or will she have to become a killer to get some answers?
How far can you shoot with a .223?
Confused, dont worry, you are not the only one!
Fred Larson is a quarterback for his high school football team but due to being curssed forever through a bite, he must larn to play his favorite sport. But in different ways
Jessica is just a normal girl when all her dreams are washed away. she wishes that she could have her old life back. but then through all of the confusion and sadness she falls in love.
RUMBLE YELL is the hilarious new book about RAGBRAI®. Finally enthusiasts, armchair cyclists, and adventure widows can live the full experience. No sweat. No lube. Just laughs.
The world’s biggest bike ride.
1 week. 115 degrees. 500 miles. 15,000 riders.
One very important lesson.
The rollicking, true story of two men rekindling an old friendship after twenty years. Foolishly, they choose to reconnect over a hometown tradition that just happens to be the world’s biggest bike ride. 500 miles of biking during the hottest week of the year—humidity 100%, bugs 1000%—seemed like the ideal way to ‘get to know you’ again. Their plans are waylaid by a last-minute addition: an outrageous, mysterious sailor named Cheek. His presence is not only intrusive, but utterly disastrous.
This is the true story of my second to last marathon run in Edmonton Alberta in 1981 in which I qualified for Boston. The following year I ran Boston, met my wife Lynda and severed my achilles tendon (not that those 3 events are connected!). The Edmonton race was a personal best and the achilles injury ended my marathon days. This story takes you into my head from the start line to the finish in September of '81.