Freedom Within The Heart tells the story of a young Irish revolutionary, Brian Boru, who united the clans of Ireland and led his people to freedom against Norse tyranny. The story is based on the award winning screenplay by writer/director, Mark Mahon, which is to be made into a major movie next year.

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Mark Mahon is an award winning writer/director. His first feature film, Strength & Honour starred Michael Madsen, Vinnie Jones and Richard Chamberlain. After notching up 24 wins and over 36 nominations/official selections from festivals around the world, Strength & Honour was commercially released in over 22 countries. Mark is a member of the Irish Film & Television Academy and Screen Directors Guild of Ireland. He currently has a slate of various movie projects at different stages of development and is planning his next feature.

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The Pharaoh’s Builders, a novel…In the Earth’s unbridled joy of prolific living, communion and oneness; a possibility sparks into existence. Ten thousand years ago in Egypt, before what we know of recorded history there was a different kind of Pharaoh. Though his rule was absolute, he and those he surrounded himself with not only defied conventionality, they defied reality. His builder Angyet has earned the position of architect of the largest structure ever conceived in a monumental pyramid. Her skill goes beyond this task as she is also an architect of reality itself. She is able to create and alter anything by request of the molecules and having connection as oneness with all things.
Meet Bilal, born a slave yet somehow unbroken and undeterred, he reaches for the beauty of the oneness even in the darkness that is his everyday life. Oneness itself is conspiring to gather an unlikely group of those with the capacity for communion, who are audacious and brave enough to question their reality and strive for the creation of a future the world has never known. The Pharaoh’s Builders weaves together an engaging story revealing the magic and beauty hidden in all things and the unlikely choices for kindness in a world most often ugly with the cruelty of those willing to kill for a position of power.

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“Life Experience Millionaire” is the practical guide that will show you lifestyle entrepreneur Bailey Richert’s 6-step process for starting a successful infopreneur business – one in which you can leverage the knowledge and skills you already have to share your message with the world, generate real income and achieve your ideal lifestyle goals!

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Bailey Richert is a lifestyle entrepreneur and coach, author, and speaker who believes that every human being has a right to live their life on their terms. A former environmental engineering consultant, Bailey left the 9-to-5 grind in pursuit of her dream lifestyle: one filled with more travel, adventure and fun!

Today, Bailey shares her location independent business expertise with others by teaching “infopreneurship”: creating digital products based on your own life experience and knowledge which can be marketed and sold entirely online, allowing you to design your lifestyle the way you truly want to live.

For Bailey, that includes traveling the world and pursuing her many life goals.

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For ten years they ran, hid, and cleaned light bulbs and switches to leave no trace of ever having lived wherever their running took them. For ten years Mary dragged her daughter with her, and for ten years Sam didn’t ask her mom “Why?”
The day finally came, and her first question wasn’t “Why?” but instead: “Did you kill anyone?”
Mary was happy not having to answer any questions for as long as she could because she always believed the truth would hurt more than the ten years of lies.
Mary realizes that the wall she built to protect her daughter was also standing tall and thick between them. Sam deserved to know why she Mary some of the crazy things she did, but Mary isn’t ready to give up too much too soon.
When Sam was little they played a lot of games on their long road trips; a favorite was ‘20 Questions’. But now that she is older, the game is used to bring them closer. Sam starts asking questions following the rules of the game, and Mary has to answer with honesty and reservation.
As the questions are asked and answered, the wall Mary built starts to crumble and sheds a new light on the dark secrets she’s managed to hide.
20 Questions is a story that unfolds in two parallel tales. The first is of Mary and Sam. The second is of Jack, the FBI’s lead agent on the Whitney kidnapping case, as he befriends Patty Whitney, Mary’s mother- in-law, friend, and accomplice.
Chapter 1
Every light bulb had to be removed, wiped down, or replaced with a clean one. I was done with the light bulbs, and almost done wiping down the door frames. I’d wipe the little knobs that hung from the chains to turn on the ceiling fans after that.
We owned four lamps, so I boxed two of them, and the other two I’d put in a garbage bag to drop off in a dumpster somewhere along the way. The bathroom light switches I had to do right before we left, and the toilet, tub, and clothes washer would each get doused in about a gallon of bleach.
I heard the whoosh and screech of the school bus’s brakes, and I looked at the already wiped down wall clock in the kitchen; perfect timing.

“I’ll call you later,” I heard Sam yell out to someone who was probably still on the bus.
No you won’t, I thought to myself, because I won’t let you…
I heard the front door open quietly, but no more than ten seconds later it was slammed shut with such force it made the whole house rattle.
Sam stormed into the kitchen where I had finished wiping the door frames, and spat out, “We’re moving.”
It wasn’t a question or even a statement; it was an accusation.
I put down the packing tape and looked up at the teen who had just stormed in, and whose eyes were throwing daggers at me.
“Yes we are. And I’m really sorry.”
Sam ignored my lame apology and picked up the backpack she had dropped on the way in.
“When?” she spat out.
“As soon as you’re packed.”
I watched my daughter leave the room without another word, and I really wished I could still turn these things into adventures, just like I did when she was little.
When Sam was little, I could make it sound like we were going out to do some exploring, or like we were off to conquer the world. I’d give her a stick to use as a wand, a ball cap for a crown, an umbrella that was both a sword and a shield, and sunglasses that were supposed to make her invisible. Now that she’s older, and considering the way she just looked at me, I’d hesitate to let her carry even pretend weapons for fear she might want to use them against me.
It took Sam less than forty minutes to pack up the trunk she always travelled with. In theory, the trunk was filled with all of her worldly possessions, which obviously didn’t amount to much.
Sam and I could have done the packing in our sleep; experience came with having to move every four to ten months.
While Sam was at school, I had loaded the van with the boxes I packed earlier in the morning.
I had already taped an envelope on the fridge with a note inside, and put enough cash in it to cover the remainder of our 6 month lease…

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About the Author
Bria Daly is a pen name I created from the names of the most important people in my life: my husband and my two children.
I was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina and I moved to the United States when I was very young. Years later I married a U.S. military man. My husband’s career took us to wonderful places around the globe. We’ve lived in Japan, Germany, Argentina, Brazil, Honduras, and seven U.S. states. I feel privileged to have had the opportunity to see and experience different worlds and cultures. My experiences, the people I’ve met, and the places I’ve been, have made me the person I am today.
I am an advocate and defender of children, animals, the elderly, and disabled. I have a voice and will use it to speak up for those who, for whatever reason, cannot use their own.
That’s all there is on me in a nutshell, so if my bio hasn’t completely put you to sleep, take a seat, kick off your shoes, get some coffee, tea or a glass of wine (I’m not judging) and relax. This author meet and greet was set up so we could meet and learn from one another. You know about me, now I want to hear about you. I love to write. I really do. So chill, enjoy reading, and please share your thoughts with me. If you’re interested in reading more of my work, let me know, I want to know what works for you. What made your pulse beat faster, and what made you laugh. Make it constructive and we’ll find out where these will stories take us .
Thank you for reading,
Bria <3

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