Kindle Pick of the Week: The Last Good Samaritan

An accident in the middle of nowhere. Millions in untraceable cash. Not a single witness. What would you do?
His life broken after being kicked out of the force, ex-marine turned police detective, Jack Williams, tries to live a good, honest life and not let his wrongful dismissal and the resulting loss of his kids by a vindictive ex-wife get him down. But when he witnesses a fatal car crash while driving on a remote mountain pass, he makes a discovery that will change his life forever – one hundred and twenty million dollars in drug money, destined for the pockets of a evil and notorious cartel boss.

As the only man on Earth who knows the location of the money, Jack finds himself torn between his morals and needs... and with his own funds running dry, Jack knows what he has to do.

Drawing on the help of his lawyer friend, he hopes to set up an intricate laundering scheme to legally get the money back into the country, and allow him to rebuild his broken life.

But the cartel won’t let their money slip away so easily. They’re prepared to do whatever it takes to track down the thief and take their revenge – and it’s only a matter of time before Jack finds himself in their crosshairs...

If you’re a fan of high-stakes thrillers filled with suspense and danger, then you don’t want to miss The Last Good Samaritan.

Kindle Pick of the Week: The Fix Yourself Handbook

"The Fix Yourself Handbook offers an interesting range of approaches to becoming more objective and less emotional about life experiences in order to stay centered and peaceful. Several chapters present fresh insights into challenging emotions -- especially envy, anger, forgiveness, and fear. There are some good examples of becoming more objective when faced with difficult situations. The formulas suggested can clearly be helpful for people who are working with counselors in therapy or recovery programs and also hopefully for readers seeking guidance to create more self-discipline."

—Nonfiction Authors Association Book Awards Program (http://nonfictionauthorsassociation.com/book-award-winner-the-fix-yourself-handbook/)

"The Fix Yourself Handbook is an action-filled plan for decreasing negativity, increasing joy, and embracing yourself.

The Fix Yourself Handbook presents the Process Way of Life, a step-by-step program that can transform your life into one that is happy, healthy, purposeful, and content. Who we are is the product of the interplay between our physical, intellectual, emotional, and spiritual attributes.
The Process Way of Life’s fifty-two internal processes will help you create a state of internal balance as these four attributes operate together, providing you with a pure loving energy source that will change your life. Learning to understand and love yourself, and to apply your love to others, is the enduring final gift of the Process Way of Life.

The Process Way of Life is the product of more than twenty years of Faust Ruggiero’s research and practical counseling application. It is your guide on an exciting and enlightening life journey that will touch every part of you. The Process Way of Life creates one of life’s most exciting and wondrous life journeys, and yours is about to begin.

Author Faust Ruggiero is a therapist with a professional career that spans over forty years. He has counseled in inpatient facilities, prisons, substance abuse counseling centers, and nursing homes, and has provided employee assistance programs to major corporations. He continues to provide counseling services for veterans, first responders, law enforcement, and other emergency personnel.
Mr. Ruggiero has been in private practice at the Community Psychological Center in Bangor, Pennsylvania, for over thirty years, specializing in individual, family, substance abuse, women’s issues, and marriage/couples counseling. During that time, he developed the Process Way of Life and has used it with more than 2,000 clients, helping them realize and unleash the power they have inside themselves. He has been featured on television and radio and in newspaper columns. Mr. Ruggiero continues to counsel and conduct workshops and trainings on the Process Way of Life.

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Kindle Free Pick of the Week: The Book of Mexico

How much do you know about Mexico? There’s so much to learn about America’s southern neighbor that it could fill several books and you still wouldn’t even know it all. In this trivia book, you’ll learn about Mexico’s history (ancient and modern), pop culture, geography, folklore, and so much more!

In The Great Book of Mexico, you’ll learn:

How did Mexico get its name?
What are the origins of the Mexican flag?
How did the Aztecs and Maya contribute to Mexican history?
Where are Mexico’s most haunted locales?
How did tequila start in Mexico and where?
What are some of Mexico’s top tourist spots?
What are the most popular sports in Mexico?
What is Mexico’s highest peak?
Where is Mexico’s lowest point?
And so much more!

This book is packed with trivia facts about Mexico. Some of the facts will make you scratch your head, while others will probably creep you out. There is no doubt, though, that all of the facts in this book will fascinate you.

Kindle Free Pick of the Week: 100 Popular Gratitude and Motivational Quotes

Start the new year out with some worthwhile quotes.

100 Popular Gratitude and Motivational Quotes is a book compiled with daily inspiration, gratitude, and joy in mind. These quotes have been curated to bring your dreams to the forefront of your mind and encourage you to be everything that you see for yourself. Whatever your aspirations are, you need a little motivation to get there, and this book contains plenty of that and then some.

Start your day off the right way with 100 Popular Gratitude and Motivational Quotes book.

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Kindle Free Pick of the Week: The Divide

After leaving university, Nathan Doneen wasn't satisfied with the direction of his life. He had questions…he had doubts. So he began his search for answers along the Great Divide, a 2700 mile mountain bike route that traces the Continental Divide from Canada to Mexico…and he set out alone.

Cycling through a world of erratic weather, cramped bivy sacks, and overwhelming solitude, this long distance adventure threw Nathan from his comfort zone and into new perspectives.

With both his future and past in mind, Nathan's revealing account illustrates the challenges of the route—and life—and how it's possible to find the strength and courage to overcome.

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