The Bastard Son
Jonathan Winter, born in ignominy, overcomes his shameful origins with bravery and honor to rise to prominence in the kingdom. Born out of wedlock to a baron and assuming all title and wealth will be passed on to his... See More
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by C.D. Shelton
(17 reviews)
Jonathan Winter, born in ignominy, overcomes his shameful origins with bravery and honor to rise to prominence in the kingdom. Born out of wedlock to a baron and assuming all title and wealth will be passed on to his... See More
by C.D. Shelton
(4 reviews)
Dr. Jon Anderson, a recent UCLA graduate, has accepted a position at Jari Pharmaceutical as a Field Biologist. His job is to research plants for medicinal use, in the midst of the Amazon Rain Forest. Research was what he... See More
by C.D. Shelton
(17 reviews)
Life Essentials takes a closer look at carbohydrates, proteins, fats, water, vitamins & minerals; and the role they play in our bodies. Carbohydrates are compounds made up of types of sugar. All carbohydrates provide the... See More
by C.D. Shelton
Quick ViewThe "Playing Outside" series of kid's book's was inspired by my seven year old niece, Adriana. In a recent visit, Adriana showed me her newest interest, a stuffed monkey. I asked her what was so interesting about a stuffed... See More
by C.D. Shelton
(13 reviews)
Harvard-educated Boston CPA Buckminster Williams had always expected to end up in a big, suburban house with a partnership in a prestigious accounting firm and a safe, predictable marriage to the boss's daughter. But when he... See More
by C.D. Shelton
(6 reviews)
A nutrition label or food label is required by the Federal Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for food manufacturers to place on their products. However, many consumers are confused on how to interpret a food label. By... See More
by C.D. Shelton
(13 reviews)
The Age of Eternal Fire is the first book of the action adventure trilogy that chronicles the life of Etok from boy to man and from warrior to tribal leader. Etok is a member of the Deer People, a prehistoric tribe who lived... See More
by C.D. Shelton
(3 reviews)
In C. D. Shelton's thriller Looking for the Inca, a dedicated archaeologist finds love while investigating a historical myth and evading assassins. The Wilhelm Foundation approves James Ryan's proposal to travel deep into... See More
by C.D. Shelton
(1 review)
In this young adult survival adventure, Wall Street executive Baron Hunt is sending his fourteen-year old son Morgan to the Royal Military Academy in Toronto because of Morgan's lackadaisical attitude toward school. En... See More
by C.D. Shelton
(18 reviews)
Every day you hear that we are lacking in vitamins from: vitamin a, vitamin b, vitamin c, vitamin d, and vitamin e. And how our nation is in a crisis in terms of our physical health. Two-thirds of our country is considered... See More
by C.D. Shelton
(11 reviews)
Omega 3 and omega 6 are deemed essential because the body doesn't produce them. Everybody needs essential fatty acids in their diet to maintain good health and vitality, but of equal importance is the the proper ratio of... See More
by C.D. Shelton
(11 reviews)
Anorexia and bulimia are eating disorders created by a preoccupation with and distortion of one's body image. People with eating disorders have false mental images of themselves that translates into dietary choices that can... See More
by C.D. Shelton
(1 review)
This eBook could be your nutritional road map to "good health"! You'll learn: * Why sugar (excess) is our "enemy". * The role of essential fatty acids and why the balance of omega 3 & omega 6 are important, including which... See More
by C.D. Shelton
(6 reviews)
How many times have you heard that certain types of food or drink are unhealthy for you, only to find out later through new research that it is in fact good for you. Even what we are told is healthy to eat at one time can... See More
by C.D. Shelton
(4 reviews)
Advertising people might just have struck "gold" when they came up with the term "Super Food". Some foods are more super than others. Super Foods are filled with vitamins, minerals, phytoflavinoids, and antioxidants. Super... See More
by C.D. Shelton
(8 reviews)
Neuroplasticity is the ability to rewire your brain, also known as brain plasticity. As the brain learns to adapt to new situations and take on new, foreign challenges, it will physically transform the way it is shaped. This... See More
by C.D. Shelton
(1 review)
We spend our days working and dreaming of that moment when we can retire and do whatever we want (ah... the golden years) without thinking about the emotional, physical, and psychological ramifications of retirement. Ask... See More
by C.D. Shelton
(23 reviews)
Organic foods are becoming more and more popular today and with large food chain markets carrying more organic food products, the question of VALUE must be asked. Organic foods are more expensive. However, not everyone is... See More
by C.D. Shelton
(30 reviews)
Inflammation is the body's natural response to injury or illness. Inflammation signals your system to send nutrients and immunity boosters to whatever area needs them, but problems arise when the body experiences ongoing... See More
by C.D. Shelton
(42 reviews)
This Mediterranean Diet book is perfect for Mediterranean diet for beginners and features 34 delicious Mediterranean diet recipes ranging from snacks to mouth-watering meals. We've also made it simple for you to create your... See More
by C.D. Shelton
(13 reviews)
Many are unaware of the tremendous benefits of having fiber, both soluble and insoluble in their diet. Fiber falls under the category of carbohydrates, but unlike starch and sugars it does not yield calories when consumed... See More
by C.D. Shelton
(15 reviews)
If you are planning to diet, this is a MUST READ! How many diets have you tried and failed? Don't feel discouraged, diet failures are estimated to be 70%. This book examines the reasons for such high failure rates? Could... See More
by C.D. Shelton
(4 reviews)
This eBook is for anyone interested in slowing down or reversing the hands of time by maintaining a healthy lifestyle through diet and exercise. A sedentary lifestyle significantly contributes to the development of diseases... See More
by C.D. Shelton
(1 review)
There are six nutritional requirements for humans. Three yield calories upon digestion. They are carbohydrates, fats, and protein. The other three that are required for life would be minerals, vitamins, and water. All of... See More
by C.D. Shelton
(7 reviews)
Inflammatory foods are your poison? With today's high rate of illnesses, possibly linked to the foods that you eat, such as genetically modified foods, antibiotics, steroids, hormones, food additives, and artificial flavors... See More
by C.D. Shelton
Quick ViewGrinder Hill follows a young man's journey, as he navigates self-acceptance and romance while gaining awareness of a healthier lifestyle. William "Billy Bob" Bobbitt is a 6'2, 303-pound football player on his junior... See More
by C.D. Shelton
(34 reviews)
Do you disregard food labels because you don't know what they mean? The purpose of this short ebook is to highlight the most common ingredients, preservatives, and additives found in packaged foods (since the FDA maintains a... See More
by C.D. Shelton
Quick ViewThe term "Sweet Tooth" refers to a fondness or craving for sweets. Many of us have this craving, but is it beneficial to us? Or is it a craving that must be curbed and controlled? Considering the health and physical... See More
by C.D. Shelton
(12 reviews)
Lately, more and more people have begun to understand just how limited, in both variety and nutritional value, our "modern" diets have become. This realization has sparked a new and widespread interest in the culinary and... See More
by C.D. Shelton
(9 reviews)
Hundreds of thousand of people die each year from a heart attack or stroke making it one of the leading causes of death in the U.S. However, in most cases heart disease is preventable. Aside from genetic links to... See More