Self-Respect and Remarkable Women: Discounted Literary eBooks

Wrong Turn At Antares ($1.99) by Raymond Hunter: Once more, the Federation of United Planets (FUP) Report on Developing Worlds gave Earth a low score. But Stella wasn’t buying it. Watching old Earth sitcoms wafting about in space convinced her Earth had what it would take to save her dying world. She travels to Earth to find a team savior recruits and finds candidates and more.

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Portia ($1.99) by Denise Turney: Portia is a classic African American Christian novel, maybe even the first of its kind when it was first published. Written in memoir format, Portia is the rich, classic story of a remarkable woman who is forced to choose life after she discovers that she has breast cancer. A touching story for anyone willing to choose life when the world is hard.

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Sycophants ($2.99) by Linda Gould: Imogene, a country girl with stars in her eyes, moves to New York City after college. She struggles in a series of unsatisfying jobs. Then her high-powered former roommate, Sara, arrives in town and hires her as a publicist for a new film production company. The women embark on a groundbreaking movie that will either make or break their careers.

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Sorrow ($1.99) by Tiffanie DeBartolo: Dreams abandoned and out of work, guitar prodigy Joe Harper is a struggling character, rapidly approaching his mid-30s and haunted by a history of failure. With a promising future in music long forgotten, Joe receives word from his long-lost love, informing him of her upcoming art exhibit. Given a second chance, can he recover his self-respect?

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