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Interview with Dr. Brandon Ramakko, Author of “Pain is not a Life Sentence”

Digital Book Nook recently caught up with Dr. Brandon Ramakko, author of “Pain is not a Life Sentence.” We are excited to share this insightful interview with our readers today.  Watch the interview on YouTube: When did you first discover that you enjoy writing and wanted to become a published author? After completing more and more post-doctoral training and after being able to really get to the bottom of many people chronic pain I realized I wouldn’t be able to help everyone, one-at-a-time. I have to find another way to get some of this information out there. So I needed to write a book (a total of 3 books planned). What is your favorite and the most challenging aspect of writing? The motivation to keep at it without getting distracted is such a challenge. I actually quit my job to focus more on writing and I’m honestly getting about the same amount of writing done as when I was doing it between patient visits. Tell us about your latest release. “Pain is not a Life Sentence” is not a
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Book Trailer Spotlight: The Science of God - The First Four Days by R. Lindemann

 Is there a God? Did we evolve? Did everything start from a big bang? These questions have been plaguing our minds for many years. Only science-minded people and clergy seem to have the answers. But do they really have any true answers? Is what we are told by science true? Is what we are told by the Church true? Or are there other better explanations for everything? Did we hitch a ride from Mars, or is that all fantasy science? Was everything Created in six twenty-four hour days, or did it all take billions of years to happen? The Science of God challenges your current beliefs while asking tough questions of science and of the Church. For years, Christian after Christian has attempted to argue for God and the Bible’s Creation only to fail miserably. Why is this, why is it that Christians cannot seem to win this debate? Often Christians think they are winning the debate only to find themselves at a loss to answer the real questions, and then they get mocked for their poor answers.

The Science and Practice of High Intensity Training by David Waters

  As the fitness field is full of fads, trends, and misleading information, obtaining accurate and reliable fitness knowledge should be your priority.  “The Science and Practice of High Intensity Training”  stands as a source of evidence-based guidance and state of the art knowledge. Crafted by an experienced professional fitness educator, this comprehensive book delves into the topic of high-intensity training, explaining its substantial benefits and providing the specific details to maximizing its potential for all fitness enthusiasts. Maximize Fitness Benefits:  With meticulous research, insightful analysis and historical perspective, the book uncovers the wide range of physical and mental benefits of high-intensity fitness training. From accelerated fat loss and increased muscle gain to enhanced cardiovascular fitness, the scientifically-backed advantages are compelling. Drawing upon the latest studies and extensive professional experience, readers gain an understanding of how this

A Rising Mountain: A Rising Mountain: A Story of Strength, Hope, and Perseverance by Joy Royal

The book tells a story of determination in the face of adversity. Through unwavering courage the protagonist managed to climb that steep incline, step by step, day by day. The path wasn’t easy, and there were moments when hope seemed like a mere flicker, nearly extinguished by the harsh winds of reality. Yet, the glow of courage and the flame of determination remained undying. They provided the strength and guidance needed to navigate the darkness, marking the journey toward a future filled with promise and endless possibilities. A Rising Mountain: A Story of Strength, Hope, and Perseverance is available at Amazon on Kindle and in Paperback.

Love Is Not A Crime by Lee Cushing

When Bellatrix Hale watched the video of Latheefa Ayub being executed, she felt disgusted that the King had his own daughter stoned to death because she was gay and had a one night stand with a woman, an act which was forbidden in Malaysia and punishable by death. Worried about the King’s reaction to having executed his own child in such a brutal way, Bellatrix’s mother hires a security detail to protect her when the King sends a hit team to kill her for sleeping with his daughter. Cara Jordan was a bodyguard, one of the best in the business. She had been hired by Bellatrix to keep her safe from the assassins sent by the King. The attraction between the two women was immediate. Will Cara keep Bellatrix safe from those who want her dead and will the two women find happiness in each other’s embrace? Love Is Not A Crime by Lee Cushing is available at Amazon on Kindle and in Paperback.

Gone With The Wig by Lily M. Lipstick

  The drag race is on… Eighteen-year-old Drú Dylan can see the future. Tonight is her Uncle Hunter’s annual Hot Buns Halloween party, a tribute to his Dancing Queen Decade, aka the “Big Hair I Don’t Care” ‘90s. As always, he swears it’ll be G-rated. (It won’t be.) And it doesn’t take psychic powers to predict that any party held at a gay bakery built on land that happens to be the home of a thousand confederate soldiers is bound to cause chaos in this Virginia beach town. (It does every year.) That’s why Drú and her cousin Sam have their own annual competition: gazing into their crystal ball and predicting exactly what kind of chaos will be unleased at this year’s bash. Drú has a record to defend—but even she can’t predict what will happen when Uncle Hunter’s trigger-happy nemesis Rich McCarthy and his sons try to crash the party before its even started. It’s a race against the clock to make sure Uncle Hunter’s big night goes off without a hitch…Old skeletons are dragged out of the clo

Interview with Edie D. Browning, Author of Me Here Without You Now

Digital Book Nook recently caught up with Edie D. Browning, author of “Me Here Without You Now.” We are excited to share this insightful interview with our readers today.   When did you first discover that you enjoy writing and wanted to become a published author? I’ve always wanted to be a writer. I’ve always been writing. Ever since I was a little girl, I’ve been making up stories in my head, writing about them. Whether it was creating a tale from the beeping of an alarm clock or just daydreaming, I always had a tale to tell. But writing never seemed like a real job in my family, something that you could actually do for a living. I would tell my mom, and my dad that I wanted to write, and they’d just say, Edie, no one reads anymore, get a proper job. This led me to become an English teacher instead of trying to pursue a career in writing.  I’d keep writing but for myself, I wouldn’t tell anyone about it. I guess life just happens and you put your dreams on a shelf, you know? Then las