for a lover's smile.
for when your lover leaves.
to handle your greatness.
when you are alone at night.
about her tears,
she will never tell you.
“What a wonderful story of searching for one's purpose. Magical and compelling…I couldn't put it down.” -Excerpt of review by Diane Franzen
Guest article by: Paul Halston-York
Picture the book that changed your life forever: Now, mentally slide it over and ground yourself, because literary lightening is about to strike your virtual bookshelf--for a second time!
In his debut fiction novel, “Prophecy of the Seven Bottles,” Scott Troy Kovarik brings down the thunder like a best-seller by wiring together an electrifying tale of Indiana Jones-like adventure, Verne-esque science fiction, romance, comedy, and apocalyptic New Age thriller. Kovarik generates the real high-voltage through deep mystical teachings interlinked with brilliantly imaginative--if not prophetically decoded--Hopi, Mayan and Biblical prophecy. While relentlessly entertaining, the author expertly illuminates a path to finding one’s true purpose and claiming the vast spiritual power we sense, yet rarely grasp.
The saga begins when computer company intern Avery Cole has a lost time experience on a Seattle highway in 1985 and awakens with a strange device in his hand. When connected to the Internet, he discovers this bizarre hardware contains advanced alien software sent to help humanity endure a cataclysmic planetary transition. Cole returns to a California beach seeking closure and guidance and meets social media ninja Madi Blake. Soon, the two find themselves key players in a wild cosmic agenda for the salvation of humanity and the exposure of a precious secret sought for ages untold.
The author earns karmic points in the keeping-it-real column by disclosing that during the two-year writing process, he practiced a once lost, advanced spiritual science revived and taught by renowned Indian mystic, Paramahansa Yogananda, to which he credits the deep insights and guided tone of the book. “I did not write this book alone,” Kovarik relates. “I was a channel, a happy victim of a spiritual drive by, and I was transformed.”
Kovarik is also an accomplished musician with music on film and television, and a health and wellness consultant to the medical field.
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Amazing book to read!! The moment you start to read its almost impossible to stop. A story about an expat in Amsterdam and all of his adventures. It's written with a lot of humor and almost impossible not to laugh while reading. Simon Woolcot his blog was already amazing and now finally the book is there to make it even better. Can't wait until the next book!~ Above review by A. Van Der Zalm - Amazing book!!
"Who would guess from the title that a mystery surrounding the assassination of a president could make you laugh? I found myself on the edge of my chair one moment and laughing out loud the next. In the end, there was a clear message for all of us."
The author says it all, people have to be taught to hate and it must be continually enforced to become firmly instilled within an individual. A good read with a thought provoking message.
Simon Woolcot’s ‘The Amsterdam Confessions of a Shallow Man’ dropped my jaws and left it there—seriously. Hilarious and fascinating at turns, Woolcot’s personal account of his adventures while living as an expat in the Netherlands is unapologetically funny—he is a fashion-conscious bad-ass with a sharp eye for the ridiculous and the wit to turn it into something that could leave you laughing on the floor.
I began Bernie and The Deadbeats in 2008 as a sort of counter-point to the emerging horror trend, more of a coming-of-age / humorous look at all the vampire and zombie stories and movies coming out... the thought of musically inclined monsters seemed like a good combination.
More titles by JP Mackey at: Autumn Night PublishingI got this book as a free download and I really enjoyed it. This book contains excerpts from Robert Thornhill's mystery series and it had me laugh out loud many times. As a matter of fact I am still thinking about some of the funny episodes that were described in the book. Plus what is not to like of a book that makes one laugh, in this day and age we need all the laughter we can get. Its also a good way to get a little glimpse into his series, that balances action and mystery with humor.