C. Miller

How far would you go to be free—to make your own choices without being subjected to punishment for doing what you felt was right?Could you kill for it?After being abandoned by her father as a child, Aster spent ten years of her life as a servant for the leader's House in the broken city of New Bethel. She'd known, even as a child, that the cities of her world were corrupt places with human monsters—assassins—running rampant between their high walls.Thinking everything will remain the same as it always has there, Aster is startled to discover that one day . . . the cycle breaks. As a young new leader takes a strange and—at times—horrifying interest in her, will she be capable of discovering the reasons behind his actions and orders?In a world where nothing is as it seems and all things are never anywhere near as simple as they appear at first glance, will she be capable of making the distinction between what is real and what is not? Will she find anyone at all she can trust? More importantly . . . Does she have the strength to do what is necessary to survive in a world filled with evil?

Reave

Escaping is hard. Surviving is harder. Aster has lived a life of servitude for ten years, but now she is determined to be free. Countless Reapers stand between her and the gate to New Bethel, and more await just past the walls. She's spent her life being invisible, but in a world full of assassins, becoming close to any of them only makes you a target for the rest. Every step she takes puts her in more danger, closer to Reapers with unknown intentions. Unexpected friendships develop, but can she really trust any Reaper when they've all been trained to deceive? Aster and Chase know what awaits them outside the city, but can they get past it? In Aster's journey for freedom, she learns there are some things in life you can't ever truly escape from, and that some steps can't ever be taken back.

Elude

A Cruel Thing: A Tale Of American Spirits is a 2011 war novel by American author C.S. Miller. Beginning during one of the earliest battles of the American Civil War in the eastern panhandle of Virginia, the complex and objective story follows the lives of multiple characters on both sides of the war as they serve, fight, and are changed in drastic ways by the consequences of this momentous conflict. The military characters personalities and perspectives are twisted by the constant horrors of combat: some rise to the occasion and are forged into a resilient temper of character, while countless others are shattered both emotionally and physically with tragic consequences. The story also closely examines the dire effects of the war on the Southern civilian population who were forced to survive the privations, carnage, and savage brutality with the majority of battles fought in their own back yards and farms fields. Several of the civilian characters are former slaves who struggle internally with their crisis of identity and the frightening yet all compelling desire for freedom. The novel is dedicated to this incredible generation of Americans who bravely fought, struggled, and all too often died for their country and cause.

A Tale of American Spirits

A Cruel Thing

A relationship guide book, walking hand in hand with the reader through a relationship - from beginning to end. Filled with insightful examples and humorous content - C. Lee Miller knows her way around the relationship labyrinth!

Single-Yes! Lonely-No!

Ion Channel Reconstitution

A. Bowdoin Van Riper

A. Van Riper

The fourteen essays featured here focus on series such as Space Patrol, Tom Corbett, and Captain Z-Ro, exploring their roles in the day-to-day lives of their fans through topics such as mentoring, promotion of the real-world space program, merchandising, gender issues, and ranger clubs - all the while promoting the fledgling medium of television.

Cadets, Rangers, and Junior Space Men

1950s “Rocketman” TV Series and Their Fans

A business trip to Atlanta explodes into a riveting whodunit when Audrey Wilson's pro-basketball player brother Bobby is accused of killing the mother of his autistic son. In Audrey's quest for the truth about stripper Simone Denton's untimely death, she discovers a series of journals detailing Simone's involvement in Atlanta's seedy underworld. What's more shocking is the realization that a family friend and Atlanta socialite is at the core of the city's corruption. As Audrey uncovers clues that exonerate her brother, her heart opens to the motherless boy who exists in a world no one can penetrate. Reading wrenching accounts of Simone's brutal lifestyle has Audrey rooting for her despite the futility in doing so. The diaries take Audrey on a harrowing odyssey of criminal activity with links closer to the Wilson family than Audrey could ever imagine. Is there a killer in their circle who is attempting to make What She Left Behind the final chapter in the Audrey Wilson Mystery Series?

C. Miller

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