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Doorways to Significance: Finding Peace, Power, Passion    by Pat Holland Conner
Price: $3.99 USD. 46770 words. Published on April 1, 2011. .

It's never too late to change the brokenness.
Differences    by Max Ediger
Price: $4.99 USD. 46800 words. Published by booksmango  on April 11, 2011. .

War, economic injustice, political violence and social discrimination take a heavy toll on the majority of our world’s inhabitants. The short stories in this book are based on the lives of real people in Asia living with this suffering. Each story tells of the differences betwee
Through Farang Eyes    by Sam Sackett
Price: $4.99 USD. 51600 words. Published by booksmango  on April 12, 2011. .

Southeast Asia looks different to a farang than it does to a native. Here are seven stories picturing some of the things that one farang saw. A retired American takes a young Thai wife and gets more than he bargained for. A young Thai woman lets her jealousy destroy her chance for a good future. A Thai girl who is sweet but has only one talent finds that those two qualities are enough.
From D for Dummy to M for Millionaire    by Myles Glew
Price: $4.99 USD. 25230 words. Published by booksmango  on April 12, 2011. .

‘From D for Dummy to M for Millionaire’ is a how-to-succeed book with a difference. Self-made businessman and author Myles Glew doesn't offer the usual glib advice about doing well at school and then getting as much tertiary education as possible. As he says, for some young people, this is a totally unrealistic goal and not being able to achieve it they feel like losers.
Discovering Metal Detecting on a Thailand Beach    by Peter Jaggs
Price: $4.99 USD. 33290 words. Published by booksmango  on April 12, 2011. .

Hunting for pirates’ hidden gold and silver in the golden sands of a palm-fringed, exotic tropical island was the daydream of many of us when we were school kids. Unfortunately it is a fantasy that almost nobody can ever fulfill. This unusual and completely original book will take you on a layman’s treasure hunt.
Pursuit to Paradise    by Mark Damaroyd
Price: $4.99 USD. 81710 words. Published by booksmango  on April 12, 2011. .

In the worldwide recession of 2009, Ben Lofthouse plans to rebuild his life on Koh Pimaan, a paradise island in Thailand. Desperate to escape the increasing hostility of the locals who blame him for his failing businesses, and determined to find the beautiful but mysterious Nataya who has disappeared, Ben is plunged into an adventure which may prove fatal.
The Monk’s Hour    by Ken Winkler
Price: $4.99 USD. 76050 words. Published by booksmango  on April 12, 2011. .

The Monk’s Hour is the second book of a trilogy involving Tim Adams, ex intelligence operative and Vietnam Vet. Following his experiences in Never Recovered, Adams is approached in California to investigate the death of an art collector in Thailand.
Thailand - The Ups and Downs    by Alan Little
Price: $4.99 USD. 155740 words. Published by booksmango  on April 12, 2011. .

You put all your trust into a so-called friend but the lies they tell can lead to a bitter end. What is bigger in you, your ego or your mind when your heart is broken by every love you find? We all have a dream, but can your dream become real or will the reality of your dream turn into a nightmare.
She Kept the Bar Between Them - Stories of Thailand    by Steve Rosse
Price: $4.99 USD. 44460 words. Published by booksmango  on April 12, 2011. .

With his eyes still closed he waited while she considered whether to serve him or throw him out. She approached him, and by the slowness of her approach he knew she had not made up her mind. He opened his eyes just as she arrived opposite him; she kept the bar between them.
Boom Boom Baby    by Bob Andrews
Price: $4.99 USD. 17150 words. Published by booksmango  on April 12, 2011. .

Being the story of Brian, his Thai girlfriend Boom and their adventures in Thailand and England, told mostly through an exchange of letters between Brian’s doting mother and his loving aunt. Any resemblance to people living or dead is not at all coincidental.