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Inside Scoop Live and Reader views present Paul Kiritsis as he talks about his new book Hermetica: Myths, Legends, Poems. The newly published Hermetica (September, 2007) is a literary collection which comprises both epic and dramatic verse. This tome is divided into two distinct sections: poetry and prose. The poetry component showcases new work heavily influenced by Platonic and Pythagorean philosophy, otherwise known as Neoplatonic thought. The prose section contains seven stories, five of which explore and extend Egyptian mythology. The other two carry an alchemical flavour and delve into esoteric thought.

Inside Scoop Live and Reader views present Father Heyward Ewart as he talks about his new book Am I Bad? Recovering from Abuse. Find your way to freedom today! If you were abused or neglected as a child, chances are that you have been your whole life, whether you are a man, a woman, or a teen. Child abuse so mangles the personality that the victim unconsciously attracts abusers throughout the life cycle. Lies about yourself were planted deep in your mind by the abuse, and you still believe them. They are crippling your life! Do you have any of these signs? You have symptoms of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). Until you understand exactly what the abuse did to you, you cannot get free. You can stay in therapy your whole life and never get a clue, or you can unravel the mysteries once and for all and bring everything to light by reading “Am I Bad? Recovering from Abuse.” “Am I Bad?” is a great resource for victims, therapists, and group work.

Inside Scoop Live and Reader views present Sean P. Griffin as he talks about his new book Animalkind. Animalkind is centered around Thane, who is a typical teenage boy typical of course for Aegea, fascinating yet perilous medieval world where all beings have two forms: one human and one animal. Thane's life takes an unexpected turn when his animalkind becomes something never before seen a creature with incredible power that can shift the natural balance of life and bring hope to the hunted.

Inside Scoop Live and Reader views present Michael W. Sherer as he talks about his new book, Island Life. How do you live without someone who’s been part of your life for twenty years? Jack Holm begins to find out when his wife doesn’t return to their suburban Seattle home after shopping one day. Her absence is not unusual given her flight attendant’s job, and it’s a respite from recent marital discord, so Jack feels relief not worry. But when a day goes by with no word, then another, Jack, his teenage daughter and ten-year-old son do worry. After three days, Jack reports her missing. Suddenly, Jack is swept up in a terrifying conflagration of events that threaten to tear his world apart. The police suspect him of foul play. Children and Family Services suspects him of abuse. And someone is spying on his kids.

Reader Views and Inside Scoop Live present Mary Louise McCaffrey as she speaks about her recent book which depicts the violent class struggle and repulse of a French invasion that raged in Mexico at the same time as the U. S. Civil War.

Inside Scoop Live and Reader views present Terry Cloutier as he talks about his new book, The Balance of Power. Rescued from the brink of death by the mysterious power of the Master Eye, Edward Fox and his friends make a daring escape from the city of Palantand and flee to the safety of Caprica Island. Once there, he is dismayed to learn from the Old Man that his ordeal is far from over, in fact, it has only just begun.

Living with a son who has autism, a side effect of d.p.t. vaccine, his mother takes you on a journey through their tragic and devastating lifestyle as her son's behavior becomes increasingly bizarre and uncontrollable after his routine d.p.t. vaccination.

Reader Views and Inside Scoop Live present an interview with George Doherty as he talks about the November 8-10, 2007 Rocky Mountain Region Disaster Mental Health Institute Annual Disaster Mental Health Conference in Cheyenne, Wyoming. The theme of this conference was: From Crisis To Recovery: Resilience and Strategic Planning for the Future.

Lilly P. Badilly is a little millipede with a brilliant mind and an exceptional talent for playing the piano. She lives in a hole in the wall in the Miami International Airport with her grandparents, Nellie O. Badilly and Willie Z. Badilly. Together they embark on a most courageous, and sometimes hilarious, travel adventure deep into the fertile rain forest of Costa Rica.

Reader Views and Inside Scoop Live present Paul Adcock, author of "Jungle King Secrets." The Secrets of the Jungle King are solid sexual solutions, that allow one to proactively promote potency and prowess, enhance the experience of ecstasy, and banish bedroom boredom and blues.

Reader Views and Inside Scoop interview paranormal novelist J. A. Leary. When the chilling abduction of her infant twins leaves Victoria Hunter in shock, her memories in shambles, those around her believe she is suffering from post-partum psychosis. As she falls into a nightmare of grief and despair, an FBI agent is sure she is responsible for the disappearance of her sons and only her psychiatrist believes she is not delusional. Now the ancient truth begins to unfold; the deeply guarded secret of her sons destiny sends her into battle against the most terrifying adversary of all. The story of Victoria Hunter weaves theology and history, both ancient and modern, into a mind-bending tale of biblical proportions. Hang on tight to your beliefs or you may lose them!

Reader Views and Inside Scoop Live are pleased to present Bob Gebelein. He feels human beings as social creatures are immersed in a sea of other people’s thoughts, including all the books that have ever been read. In this mental environment there are inaccuracies, or “mind pollution,” created mainly by social pressures.

Reader Views and Inside Scoop Live are excited about chatting with Dorothy Weil. Her book, A Good Woman, is the story of Mary Lou Friedman, a spunky eighty-five year old whose life slides into chaos when she is threatened by local hoodlums and her husband becomes terminally ill. As Mary Lou fights for her family and home, she revisits her past as a wild farm girl, a naïve young bride, an inexperienced mother, and a mature woman discovering her sexuality. Throughout, she copes with the changing expectations and challenges faced by women of the twentieth century, the final hurdle being old age in a world where people live long but receive little respect. Ultimately Mary Lou is stripped of everything she depends on. Vowing to defend her home, she acquires a gun, with tragic results.

Reader Views Kids and Inside Scoop live is proud to have you meet the Durples. Cindyloo, Mollyboo and Woodroo invite you to join them on their adventure in Elkton Forest where they meet many new and unique friends. One of their new friends, an outcast named Odalee, teaches them how to play his musical instrument; the mookaluke. When confronted with bullies, the Durples show their new friends a unique way of dealing with them. Children will learn the importance of acceptance and understand how 'cool' each and every character is despite any physical hindrances they may appear to have. The Durples: Get Lost in Elkton Forest is the first book of the Durples series. You don't want to miss out on any of these fun filled learning adventures!

Reader Views and Inside Scoop Live are pleased to present Dr. Karen Sherman. She asks: do You Have the Life You Want? Find out how each person is entitled to have "the good life." Most don't experience this because of getting caught up in reacting, continually recycling old patterns that keep you stuck and emotionally frozen. By practicing the simple tools in Mindfulness and the Art of Choice, you'll learn how to live mindfully and create the great life you want.