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A Unique and Very Useful Vegetarian or Vegan Meal Planner with plenty of room for Pictures, Recipes, Shopping Lists and Notes. Wipeable Gloss cover with 120 well laid out lined and boxed page sections and Tick Lists.

Trystan Thornbender has had a short but rough life. When his father's struggles with alcoholism force them to move into subsidized housing, he tries to keep a positive attitude. Finding an old Cornish holy well near their new home, young Trystan decides to wish for a different life. Such wells are not to be taken lightly, as he finds himself whisked away to another land. In the land of Kernow he finds magic, mysticism, and friends, but soon the dark empire of the raven-blooded learns of his arrival and the only ones capable of saving him and his new friend Esylda are the bards - an alleged group of magic users that vanished long ago. Be careful what you wish for...because you just might get it.

Jack Journal. A handsome, elegant, bold, & personalized notebook with the name Jack. An Appreciation Gift of 120 Cream Pages Lined Writing Journal Notebook with Personalized Name. Can be used as a Diary or Notepad to write in. Makes a great gift for a Jack in your life such as fathers and sons, brother, grandfather, cousin, best friend, best man, teacher for a graduation, birthday or wedding. Perfect for taking notes, jotting lists, doodling, brainstorming, prayer and meditation journaling, writing in as a diary, or giving as a gift. Not too thick & not too thin, so it's a great size to throw in your bag. SIZE: 6" X 9" PAPER: Lightly Lined on Cream Paper PAGES: 120 Pages (60 Sheets Front/Back) COVER: Soft Cover (Matte) Search Book of NAME Journal on Amazon.

When retired CIA agent Jack Hammer moves to Key West and embraces a lifestyle modeled after his literary hero Ernest Hemingway, he thought he was retiring to a life of wine, women, and song—punctuated with a lot of fishing. That was until Penelope Cruz lookalike Rosie Mendez entered his life and turned it upside down.Against his better judgment, Jack agrees to help a friend of Rosie named Laura, who finds herself way over her head in an art heist caper pulled off by her cousin Carlos. Carlos sucks Laura's father Dominick into the crime when he talks Dominick into hiding eight priceless Impressionist paintings in his house in Clearwater Beach. When Dominick gets sick, Laura removes the paintings—worth more than $200 million—from her father's house and hides them in her SUV.That's when Jack Hammer reluctantly comes to the rescue. Jack agrees to help her extricate herself from her mob-connected cousin's ruthless scheme. The action takes place in Key West, Ybor City in Tampa, Miami, and along the coast of Connecticut as Jack Hammer zeroes in and hauls the culprit in to the authorities.

The Revenant known as Elstadd Medan to some, Crow to others, has been getting restless as of late. For several months he's been sidelined and not by choice. When an offer is made that would plunge him in over his head, how can he say no? With some creative thinking, he finds a loophole around Provost Marshall's edict that he cease any further investigation into either Laslo Baklassare or the missing Cybelline Seth. As he digs deeper into the mystery surrounding the men, he believes he's uncovered a conspiracy in the night. Now he must determine which path is the right one, but doing what's right is never so simple, especially when you don't really know what's going on. The more he learns, the less he knows, but one thing is certain - someone out there sees the Revenant as a threat, and they will stop at nothing to shut him down.

THE PAUKTAUG TRILOGY comes to a conclusion with You, Knighted States-part novel of manners, part re-revisionist Western, part high burlesque of New England Transcendentalism, and, like its predecessors, part philosophical-thriller. The novel ranges from nineteenth-century Long Island to the high plains of the American Wild West. Why has Ellsworth Crabbe rebuilt, in frontier cattle country, an exact replica of his native Long Island village? Why does he increase his herd to unprecedented size, yet refuse to sell a single head? Why does he invite investment in his ranch from Julius Crabbe, an English cousin whom he despises more than anyone in the world? Readers of That Iron String and Loco-Motive, the first two novels in THE PAUKTAUG TRILOGY, will find that Pauktaug Village has still more eerie revelations in store in You, Knighted States. "Jack Kohl is a writer of flair and depth. His well-constructed novels and essays reveal a restless mind that can link his life experiences to a wide range of learning. A writer of great promise." -Michael Johnson, Literary journalist, contributor to New York Times International, American Spectator, International Piano and websites OpenLettersMonthly.com, and FactsandArts.com

When thirty-eight-year-old advertising agency owner Brian McCarthy receives a letter from Merton Caldwell, an attorney in Cave Junction, Kentucky, he doesn't realize his life is about to change drastically. A former member of the Navy Special Forces, McCarthy operates McCarthy Communications in Los Angeles; as a teen, however, he spent two summers on his cousin's farm in small Cave Junction, an area replete with limestone caves. Through a phone call to the attorney, McCarthy learns that his cousin, Joe Thomas, has died, and McCarthy, the closest living relative, has inherited the small farm. McCarthy and his fiancée, Jennie, travel to Kentucky to sort out the details. A letter in Thomas's effects communicates that, before his death, he had discovered a new cave that holds something strange. McCarthy, who enjoyed the thrill of exploring the Kentucky caves those two summers many years ago, is eager to see what surprises the new cave offers-but he's not the only one who is interested in the cave's interesting contents.

Big Ben was a revenant too big for his own good. His size made him intimidating, the perception that he was a brute among the creatures of the night. If only he could shirk his responsibilities to the Cornuvii and find another way. He'd finish one more chore, then he was walking away. Unfortunately for him, finding a missing Cybelline turns out to be more than he bargained for. All roads are pointing to two things: a conspiracy to topple the royalists is afoot and somehow Elstadd Medan, one of his own, is involved. Everywhere he looks people are acting odd, and what is it with all these ravens? Worse, his questions may have drawn the attention of an ancient puppetmaster sleeping beneath Boston.