Kevin Miller

If they wouldn't have planted those pumpkins, especially in that spot, maybe none of this would have happened . . . Fifteen-year-old Jeremy Fisher has always been an outsider, but now that he's been convicted of a crime he "sort of" committed, his status as a small-town pariah has just been made official. Bullied at school, branded a criminal by the community, and grieving the loss of his father, who just left one day, the only bright spot in Jeremy's bleak world is Roxanne, one of the most popular girls in school who happens to take a shine to him-or is it just pity?-in the midst of his troubles.As the community prepares for Halloween, Jeremy notices something strange is afoot, and he suspects it has something to do with the ghastly jack o' lanterns that are mysteriously popping up all over town. Before Jeremy realizes it, he and Roxanne are caught up in a desperate struggle to save their community from a supernatural force that may have a closer connection to the two friends than either of them realize.

Pumpkins

A record snowfall gives best friends Matt, Chad, Dean, and Andrew the idea of building the most epic snow maze ever, so great they can even charge admission. Meanwhile, a hapless criminal named Dewey Biggs finds himself stranded in the tiny prairie town of Milligan Creek where the boys live. Struggling with amnesia following a car accident, he's unable to remember where he buried an important item just prior to the collision, and if he doesn't find it, there's no telling what his boss will do to him. With the boys hunting for the perfect snow maze location and Dewey searching for his treasure, it's only a matter of time before the two forces collide, right in time for Valentine's Day! Up the Creek!, book 1 in the Milligan Creek Series, has sold over 40,000 copies and spent over 17 weeks at the top of Amazon.com's Canadian Literature best-seller list.

Snowbound!

A Novel of the Battle of Midway

The Silver Waterfall

Sixteen-year-old Maggie Addison is a goon. At least that's what she's branded after she starts an epic hockey brawl following her team's disappointing loss in the playoffs. Kicked out of the league for a year, her parents decide that Maggie's best option is to lie low for a while. and what better place to do that than in a remote northern community on the shore of one of the largest lakes in Saskatchewan? But this is not just any lake. It's Reindeer Lake, supposedly home to the fabled Deep Bay Monster. Maggie has no time for such nonsense, preferring to keep herself rooted in the real world. However, the more time she spends up north, the stranger her "real" world becomes, to the point that she begins to wonder if it's time to broaden her perspective, even if that means playing a sport that is the bane of her existence . . . curling.

Brooms

Epic fantasy meets real-life adventure! When Matt Taylor accidentally causes the untimely death of his friend Andrew Loewen's beloved Mages & Monsters character, he attempts to make it up to him by launching a live-action role-playing (LARP) version of the game. While the players set out on an epic adventure to free Milligan Creek from a fictional curse, fantasy and reality come crashing together as outside forces become involved. Little do the kids realize it, but their imaginary romp could change the face of their small town forever!

LARPers

When a beautiful new girl moves to Milligan Creek, everyone in town is so smitten that her mere presence threatens to ruin the perfect summer that Matt has planned for him, his brother, Chad, and their best friends, Andrew and Dean. So, the boys come up with what seems like the perfect distraction: a water war. It's the ultimate game of survival, where every player is both hunter and prey. But when Matt's buddies invite the new girl to join in, the game that was supposed to unite them against the interloper threatens to tear their close friendship apart.

The Water War

Great Grain Elevator Incident

A record snowfall gives best friends Matt, Chad, Dean, and Andrew the idea of building the most epic snow maze ever, to the point they can even charge admission. Meanwhile, a hapless criminal named Dewey Biggs finds himself stranded in the prairie town of Milligan Creek where the boys live. Struggling with amnesia following a car accident, Dewey can't remember where he buried an important item just prior to the collision, and if he doesn't find it, there's no telling what his boss will do to him. With the boys hunting for the perfect snow maze location and Dewey searching for his treasure, it's only a matter of time before the two forces collide, right in time for Valentine's Day!

A humorous, action-packed follow-up to Up the Creek!, book 1 in the best-selling Milligan Creek Series by Kevin Miller.

Unlimited

Unlimited (Milligan Creek Book 2)

"It was a snowman, all right. With a corn-cob pipe, a button nose, and two eyes made out of coal. It had twigs for arms, a stovepipe hat, and a red-and-white scarf wrapped around its neck-or whatever you call the place where the big snowball meets the snowman's head. Yes, it was a snowman. There was just one problem . . ." When a mysterious yellow snowman appears in the small prairie town of Milligan Creek, Saskatchewan, it turns the entire community upside down--until a young boy named Terry dares to do the unthinkable!

Randolph the Yellow Snowman

To celebrate their purchase of the old movie theater in Milligan Creek, the new owners launch a short film contest, complete with a chance to have the winning films screened at the theater's grand reopening. When word leaks out that a real Hollywood movie will be filming nearby, Matt and Chad Taylor and their best friends, Andrew and Dean, concoct an outrageous plan to make their short film the most spectacular of all by secretly taking advantage of everything the big-budget movie production has to offer, but only if they can pull it off without getting caught! "Up the Creek," book 1 in the Milligan Creek Series, has sold over 40,000 copies and has been at the top of Amazon.com's Canadian Literature best-seller list for 17 weeks.

Quiet on Set!

Kelli Lewton

20 Plans from Chef Kelli to Make Your Own Party

Make Your Own Party

UNARMED OVER HOSTILE TERRITORY... For a moment Wilson froze and looked at the white-helmeted pilot who sat high on the nose of the colossal fighter. Across the small void, he saw the pilot's eyes peer over his mask. Dark, chilling eyes... Wilson kicked right rudder to slide closer and jam any chance for a bandit gunshot. When the bandit pulled all the way over, almost on its back but in control, he cursed in frustration at what he knew was coming next. The hostile fighter reversed over the top in a negative-g maneuver, his nose tracking down on Wilson like a falling sledgehammer in slow motion. Horrified, Wilson realized he faced an imminent snapshot. With the little air speed he had, his inverted his Hornet to avoid the attack. His aircraft still rolling, Wilson saw that the monster had another weapon at its disposal...

Raven One

Four best friends, one raging creek--what could possibly go wrong? When four friends set out on a canoe trip down Milligan Creek during spring runoff season, little do they realize their voyage through small town Saskatchewan is about to turn into one of the wildest experiences of their lives--if they survive!Facing raging rapids, frigid "icebergs," spinning whirlpools, roaring culverts, and their own recklessness, soon the boys find themselves in uncharted waters with no clue how they're going to get home.With night falling fast and no one to rely on but each other, the boys must figure out how to work together or risk falling victim to the merciless powers of nature--and their parents' wrath! The first book in the Milligan Creek Series, Up the Creek has sold over 30,000 copies and has spent 17 weeks at the top of Amazon.com's Canadian literature best-seller list.

Up the Creek!

"The American aircraft carrier Coral Sea is on routine training in the Caribbean when, in a scenario ripped from the headlines, it is thrust into a deadly conflict no one expected. Fly a carrier-based FA-18 Hornet with the hero of RAVEN ONE, Commander Jim "Flip" Wilson, along with his wingmen Olive and Weed, as Captain Kevin Miller takes the reader behind the scenes in an authentic story that is loaded with supersonic action in Caribbean skies and human drama in the Pentagon, in the carrier staterooms, and in the covert safe-houses of high-tech illegal combatant enemies. More than a genre techno-thriller, DECLARED HOSTILE also explores the morality of conflict and the philosophy of warfare with those at the tip of the spear who actually fight."--Amazon.com

Declared Hostile

The first installment of the series, A Park Heights Tale: The Paper Chase, is centered around two unlikely people who cross paths because of their pursuit of money. As they ultimately work together to achieve their goal, they begin to wonder, is it worth risking everything to have everything?

The Paper Chase

A Park Heights Tale

A contemporary Air-Sea heavyweight fight...the like we haven't seen since The Pacific War. A routine U.S. Navy Freedom-of-Navigation patrol in the South China sea turns deadly when it encounters a covert - and unauthorized - Chinese plot to lay claim to waters of the South China Sea. Misunderstanding, miscalculation, and fear lead to both sides mobilizing, with the United States moving west across the Pacific to meet and engage the People's Liberation Army (Navy) who waits with modern weaponry and determined purpose. Through detailed research and his insight of modern naval and aerial warfare gained through personal experience, Kevin Miller takes the reader aboard a nuclear powered aircraft carrier heading across the Pacific for the South China Sea - and combat. Today, the South China Sea is one of the most important - and dangerous - bodies of water in the world, with seven countries laying claim to portions of it, and in one case, all of it. Loaded with action, from heavy seas to inbound missiles, Fight Fight explores a scenario that could lead to an unwanted and unplanned - and with today's headlines perhaps inevitable - war between an established and a rising superpower. Known for his character development, Miller brings Flip, Weed, and Olive along on another sea adventure. Along the way they will encounter a leadership challenge as old as the sea, and the motivations of several Chinese antagonists, from 4-star leadership to front line fighter pilots, are explored. Today's cutting-edge precision weapons - some real and some imagined - are employed to devastating effect. Could the Chinese - though relentless action or divine luck - do the unthinkable? Fight Fight is modern techno-thriller on the order of Clancy's Red Storm Rising, a human story of geopolitics and personal failing, involving the perils and uncertainty of modern naval combat and one particular deadly sin that humans fighting such battles must deal with. And fear, of failure first, then, after witnessing it on a scale no one had imagined, of death. If war does come, who will fight it? "I loved "RAVEN ONE" for the authenticity and action, and "DECLARED HOSTILE" has plenty of that...but a whole lot more. Military gender politics, leadership lessons, drug cartels, and a plot that refuses to let you put the book down. One of the very best military thrillers I have read." -- LOU DRENDEL, noted aviation artist and author "Another great page turner by Kevin Miller. Clearly, he is an author who has been there, and anyone interested in aviation will love his detailed descriptions of carrier operations. In a manner similar to Tom Clancy, he is willing to look at frightening outcomes and new weapon technology." -- RADM PAUL TOBIN "The author performs an impressive job in bringing to life not only the men and women of the aircraft carrier Coral Sea and its air squadrons, but also the members of the cartel and their allies. We get not only to know these individuals as people but what motivates them." -- NAVAL HISTORY MAGAZINE "Kevin Miller has done it again. DECLARED HOSTILE puts you in the cockpit, in the ready room and at the table as the strike group leadership grapples with executing national guidance in an undeclared war. A cleverly conceived concept and an action-packed read." -- W.D. SULLIVAN, author of SEA DETAIL and DAUNTLESS "The author does a superlative job of weaving a narrative of personal relationships and ready room dynamics in and around captivating depictions of combat flight operations of a Super Carrier and embarked Air Wing. Miller's strength lies in his blend of personal interactions and gripping portrayals of operational flying." -- HOOK MAGAZINE Other Books by Kevin Miller Military Fiction: -Raven One -Declared Hostile Short Story: -High Desert Reflections

Fight Fight

Winner of the Wandering Aengus Press Book Award, Vanish is Kevin Miller's fourth poetry collection.

Vanish

In September 2012, the feature-length documentary Hellbound? was released in theaters across North America. Joining a growing chorus of voices that were questioning the traditional view of hell as a place of eternal conscious torment, the film asked a handful of “burning” questions. Does hell exist? If so, who goes there, and why? More importantly, what do our views about hell say about us and our understanding of God? And how do our beliefs about these issues affect the kind of world we create, the kind of people we become? Five years later, the debate over hell is far from settled, but the landscape in which such questions are being asked has changed radically. Hence, filmmaker Kevin Miller decided it was time to go back to some of the people who appear in Hellbound? and others he met along the way to get their input on how the debate has shifted and how it’s remained the same. The result is a plethora of voices offering all sorts of perspectives, some highly academic, some polemic, some intensely personal, and all bound to impact how readers think and feel about this issue.

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