Best Selling Books by Alex Singer

Not only was Alex Singer a great human being -- and though young, he was great -- he was also a gifted writer and artist. These letters, diary entries and drawings are quite simply riveting. Whether your interest is Israel, the development of a sensitive young mind, Judaism or God, you will never forget Alex: Building A Life. Read it and laugh and cry. In other words, read it and live a remarkable life that was cut short.

Ever since Belle’s fateful meeting with a dying enchantress, life in her quiet village hasn’t been the same—the villagers never seem to rest, shadows lurk behind the newly erected walls, and there are whispers that deep in the woods, people are turning into monsters... Only Belle, gifted with the last of the enchantress’s magic, has the power to protect her father and her village from the strange, twisted influence of the woods. But as the paranoid villagers turn on one another and a mysterious call for help appears just outside the walls, Belle must journey to the source of the cursed magic—and find those who are seeking to use it for themselves—before her world is overrun with horrors and the true beast of the woods is revealed. -- VIZ Media

There are holes in San Cicaro''s history. Holes wide enough to sink an aircraft carrier through. Holes hiding tales of tragedy, of deals in the dark and the schemes of so-called spirits. Events too strange and inexplicable even for a city with such a supernatural, bohemian reputation to remember.These are the gaps intrepid reporter Olivia Murphy has been tasked to fill, toiling beneath the city''s library, seeking documents almost lost. Amidst this trove of moldering papers and microfiche, Olivia finds herself drawn once more into the sun-baked strangeness of her home city, and the questions that inevitably arise.Who was the oldest man in the San Cicaro Sanitorium?What dread misfortune befell the USS Fairweather, killed in its crib at the height of World War II?Did a fifties suburb play host to visitors from beyond the stars?And just what are those distant dark strangers, watching events unfold? Harbingers of doom, or chroniclers of fate?And just how will these events divine the end of San Cicaro itself?