
Saturday, August 6, 2022
Ryan Daniels...I Want to Stay Home!

Friday, August 5, 2022
I wish I Had a Dinosaur
I Wish I had a Dinosaur:
A jurassic adventure, ideal present for Christmas, birthday for kids 2 -7 years who'd love a T-Rex dino or dog as a pet
We all have a book in us. This dinosaur tale came about when a visit to the local toy store turned into a freakish horror story claims the author; David Davies.
During a routine trip to the toy shop bathroom, his son’s tiny hand became trapped in one the fixtures resulting in an ambulance ride to the local hospital. Then a transfer to a specialist children’s hospital and surgery. But while David stayed at his bedside, this story grew. A story about a boy wishing for a dinosaur and his wish coming true.
Then, after being unable to work due to Covid, David wrote the jurassic story and sent it various publishers. And in November 2021, this book was finally released. So, he could share the story so loved by his own son in his hour of need.
Available in paperback and ebook as well as notebooks, doodle pads and other educational material, available on Amazon.

Thursday, August 4, 2022
The Call From Home
The Call From Home

Wednesday, August 3, 2022
Mommy Doesn't Love Me
Wounds that stem from the Mother (feminine polarity) define how we view ourselves in the world, how we obtain safety, how we express emotions, how we adapt to change, and most importantly: how we bond with others, because it is our first interaction with the world. Early abandonment and neglect (whether physical or emotional), leads to forming a model of the world based on mistrust, instead of healthy bonding and a healthy appreciation of oneself. The imprint of unprocessed grief can also disable the healthy development of a child.
Enmeshment trauma on the other hand, helicopter parenting, manipulation and emotional abuse lead the child to patterns of codependency and not having a clear sense of self around others, making them prone to lifelong abuse. This is due to being raised with no right to boundaries, only to serve a parent's agenda to feel good about themselves, seen as supply, and filled with the burden of expectations which suppress the healthy development of their own unique true self.
This book is for children who are suffering silent battles from changing caregivers or are left with a single parent, and have recently undergone the loss of a Mother physically (passing) or emotionally (separation), and also for those that went through emotionally abusive situations, which have scarred them. They help the child grieve the loss of the mother they no longer have either symbolically (in the case where their needs were never met) or physically (loss of a mother they did love and now feel alone and unprotected in the world). With the stories of 6 magical and alienated children who underwent loss, abandonment and hardship, the child will start validating their own silent wounds and building baby steps of envisioning a brighter future for themselves too, while creating deeper bonding with the alternative caregiver too.

Tuesday, August 2, 2022
Meow Meow and the Lost Doggy
Meow Meow & The Lost Doggy
- This is a heartwarming and colorful tale for kids of all ages, especially ages 5-10.
- It shows persistence, responsibility and learning how to take better care of pets.
- Perfect for bedtime stories and more
- Ideal gift for your child, grandchild, niece, nephew and of course, animal fans
Meow Meow's mission is to help as many animals as she can and show us the ways we can respect and treat them better.
Click here to get Meow Meow & The Lost Doggy on Amazon Kindle
Click here to get Meow Meow & The Lost Doggy on Barnes & Noble
The Light Reapers
The Light Reapers:
Fight for a New Beginning
Monday, August 1, 2022
Fair Winds of Death
Fair Winds of Death
Decades before NCIS became a television hit drama series, the real men and women of the Naval Investigative Service (NIS), both Navy and civilian personnel, solved case after case around the world without the help of personal computers, cell phones, DNA, or the Internet. They had to rely on dangerous street work, investigative skills, logic, experience, and information derived from informants to put the bad guys in the brig. And sometimes, plain old luck was the key factor.
In 1971, Lieutenant Commander Marcus Colt is the top internal affairs investigator for the NIS Washington D.C. headquarters. When the unusual cases come across the desks of the top Navy brass, this decorated officer is the one who gets handed the job. He is intelligent and driven to always succeed, but his somewhat short temper and touch of sarcasm can complicate things. For this latest case, his youthful looks and uncanny investigative skills are essential as he goes undercover as a junior enlisted man in Norfolk, Virginia.
His mission is challenging: quickly find and stop the leaks of sensitive NIS information that have resulted in the murders of at least four confidential informants on the Norfolk Navy Base. To accomplish this difficult task, he has to build close relationships with all the personnel in the NIS unit, invade their privacy, and dig up all their secrets all while keeping his true identity and mission from them.
As the case takes unexpected twists and turns, loss of an old love, meeting a high-ranking officer’s daughter, avoiding assassins, and overcoming his own personal guilt from a previous Vietnam mission add complexity to the assignment. But both new and old friends and coworkers give Marcus the help he needs as he works to solve this case before time runs out and someone else dies.
Click here to get Fair Winds of Death on Amazon / Kindle
Author Bio
Billy R. Wade, Jr. enlisted in the U.S. Navy Reserve in 1969. After being called to active duty, he graduated top of his class from both basic training at Naval Training Center (NTC) Orlando, Florida and Yeoman ‘A’ School at NTC Bainbridge, Maryland.
After this training, he was assigned to the Naval Investigative Service Office in Norfolk, Virginia for nearly two years in the early 1970s. While there on active duty, he earned the Navy’s Pistol Marksmanship Ribbon with ribbon device ‘S’ after qualifying as a Sharpshooter with the standard sidearm at that time, the 1911 .45 ACP semi-automatic pistol.
He left active service as a Petty Officer Third Class. While it was not required, Bill spent three additional years as a weekend reservist at his local Navy Reserve Center assisting with the clerical demands of the center, a Seabee unit, and a training course development unit.
He holds degrees in Business Management and Computer Science, and studied marketing at the University of South Florida. Born in Roanoke, Virginia, he spent his teen years and much of his adult life in the Tampa Bay area of Florida before escaping to the mountains of West Virginia.
While new to fiction writing, Bill has written several technical “how-to” articles that were published in hobby magazines. And he is nearly finished with the next adventure for his Fair Winds protagonist, Marcus Colt. He attributes his new love of fiction writing to surviving brain surgery a few years ago. As Bill phrases it, some of the connections in his brain have found “new and definitely different pathways.”
In addition to writing, he owns and operates a hobby kit manufacturing business on his property in rural West Virginia. Bill helps the local volunteer animal shelter by fostering rescue animals with special needs. When not cutting firewood or shoveling snow, he spends his little free time staying proficient with his Colt 1911 .45 pistol to better assist with security at his church.












