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In an Enemy’s Country
Jim Fraiser
About the Book
Liberty if fleeting; terrorism is eternal!” Or so learns Assistant U.S. Attorney and widower John Ferguson as he struggles to handle the news of an impending pandemic as well as a perplexing new case, all the while rearing a precocious four-year-old son and bright but troubled teenage daughter. But when he discovers that the Occupy the Park protester he’s prosecuting for assault on a federal marshal may be linked to a terrorist organization seemingly intent on wreaking havoc in his Jackson, Mississippi hometown, and a mysterious new love interest practically appears on his doorstep, he soon finds himself locked in a life and death struggle with a brilliant but demented revolutionist dedicated to the destruction of everyone Ferguson loves and, upon success, the eventual eradication of the American way of life.
About the Author
Jim Fraiser is the author of five works of fiction and eleven nonfiction books about the history, architecture and culture of thef Deep South. He is a federal administrative law judge in New Orleans, a former adjunct law professor, who pens freelance book reviews for Mississippi newspapers and magazines. He lives in Pass Christian with son Paul and feline Oreo.
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Reapers War
The Beginning
Lonnie Fulbright
About the Book
War with North Korea and the U.S. is inevitable, but the question of “When?” remains to be answered. U.S. AirForce Combat Security Police – Jacob T. Anderson and the men of Rebel Station, along with the Reapers are facing a 25 day countdown to war, but even with the odds totally against them, the Reapers maintain their the reason for their name, – Ready, Eager And Prepared, Every Recall!
About the Author
My name is Lonnie Michael Fulbright (Mike) and I enlisted in the United States Air Force in May of 1974. I chose the Combat Security Police as my career. After five assignments and being deployed to Desert Shield/Storm in August of 1990, I retired in June of 1994. My final job before retiring at the age of 64 was at Robins AFB as Department of the AF Police officer.
If you are a Veteran, and you are reading this book, my thanks to you for your service, sacrifice, and your courage, Freedom is not free.
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Why I Am a Creationist
A Layman’s Perspective
Chuck Nelson
About the Book
The subject of origins is one of humanity’s universal questions. The who, what, how, when, where and why issues surrounding origins are both intriguing and controversial. While cultural authorities in academia and the media push an entirely naturalistic evolutionary model of origins, the observations and experience of many people prevent them fully accepting such a model. Many people, scientist and laymen alike, see evidence of creation or design in the cosmos and in life itself. They see life as something more than chance and chemistry.
The author is neither a theologian nor a scientist but, as a layman, has studied the issue of origins for a number of years. In this layman to layman work, the author leads the reader through the maze of philosophical and scientific issues at play in the origins debate with the objective of affirming the belief in creation or design that so many hold.About the Author
The author grew up on a cattle ranch in Northern California ans is retired from a 34-year career in law enforcement. He has authored a book tittled, Life at The End of a Dirt Road”” giving an often-humorous account of growing up on a cattle ranch.
The author has a long-standing interest in photography which you are invited to enjoy at: www.chucknelsonphotography.com.
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No…Where are you really from?
Dr. Bridget Erhabor
About the Book
Our country of birth is not our true place of origin. We are all spirits who live in a body so we can occupy Earth for a brief season. So, where are you really from? Knowing and living in the reality of the right answer to this question makes all the difference in the world in determining the experiences we have here on Earth—powerful or pitiful. Our true heritage and lineage is of Christ. Christians must fully understand this if we, as a body, are to walk in the fullness of who we are in Christ here on Earth.About the Author
Dr. Bridget has multiple degrees in business and religion. She uses it all to the glory of Godbecause she believes that the only thing that truly counts at the end of the day is loving God and loving people. Bridget is married to Daniel for twenty-six years and counting and blessed with eight anointed children. They oversee Love Foundation International, having branches and daughter churches in America, Europe, and Africa with a vision of reaching the nations of the world with the love of God as revealed in Christ Jesus. Together they pastor a local church inMaryland USA.
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Rising From the Ashes
A Spiritual Healing Through Poetry
Jolainne BoRienne
About the Book
Rising From the Ashes has come into being after years of a soul-searching journey from childhood abuse. Through the vivid imagery of poetry it gives affirmation to the wonderful healing process, especially when the process allows the Spirit to work hand in hand with one’s own difficult emotional work. The book links the spiritual journey with seasons of the year to illustrate how the process goes through cycles until, eventually, one day you wake up to the realization that rebirth really does happen and life is truly a gift.About the Author
Jolainne BoRienne has recently retired from a wonderful profession where she has had the privilege of working as a teacher with a variety of elementary and preschool age children for almost twenty-five years. She is also the survivor of childhood abuse, but that no longer defines who she is. She lives with her husband in a suburban Long Island community where they raised four independent and loving children. Her hobbies are reading, drawing, painting, writing poetry, working on puzzles, and traveling.
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Sammy Goes Fishing
Belinda Fisher
About the Book
Sammy is a boy who likes adventure and one of his favorite adventures is going fishing with Grandpa. He brings readers along in the new children’s book by author Belinda Fisher, Sammy Goes Fishing, as they hope to catch lots of fish. However, besides getting lessons about fishing, Grandpa also teaches Sammy about God, Jesus and being a good Christian. Grandpa begins his talk about defining what sin is to Sammy, stating that sin is how the devil deceives good boys and girls into doing bad things. Later, Grandpa brings up the Ten Commandments; as he says the Commandments teach children to honor their parents, share with others and to not do anything dishonest to make Jesus sad. Sammy learns Jesus wants to be our best friend, and he can cause this to happen by putting Jesus first and making good choices that will make both Jesus and God proud.About the Author
Belinda is retired and lives in a rural mid-west community. She has numerable years experience in Child Care, Maternal Child Health and Crisis Intervention.Belinda is a Spirit-filled Christian from her youth. She has spent years teaching Sunday School and Children’s Church including writing stories and plays for use in Church and Child Care settings.
Her greatest desire is to advance God’s Kingdom by teaching Biblical Truths in simple to understand stories for children of all ages.
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Dreams: Unlocking the Mystery
A How-To Guide That Will Change Your Life
Cathy Hannabach
About the Book
BODY – MIND – SPIRIT
DREAMS takes you on an exciting journey through the world of your dreams. You will soon be able to remember your dreams, decode your dreams, and use those dreams to your best advantage. Your waking world will be transformed; things will never be the same.
Dreams are real, dreams are personal, and dreams can change your life.
“”Cathy has helped unravel my most cryptic dreams. I have been amazed at her suggestions and thought she knew the most intimate workings of my mind. DREAMS reveals her secrets. Well written, with abundant examples, there is something here for every dreamer””
– .Joyce Neville, CFO TAD Enterprises, ACBL Gold Life Master“”Dreams are important. Years ago, I dreamt about a stranger and saw him the next day in my waking life. We’ve been married now for twenty years. 1 especially like Cathy’s book-and I’ve read many on dreams-because it includes the history of dreams and examples from celebrity dreamers. This information helped me feel comfmtable about making dreams a key part of my life””.
– Carol Chapman, author of When We Were GodsAbout the Author
Cahy Hannabach has lived in Oregon and California and now makes her home in Virginia. She has wo1•ked with dreams and dream interpretation for over thirty years. Cathy is a dream consultant and conducts dream seminars in the Tidewater area.
Cathy has served as consulting editor for Sun Topaz, an independent publishing house. She is a member of the National Association of Professional Women and is listed in Worldwide Who’s Who.
Cathy is also an avid duplicate bridge player and has served as a contributor to Unit no’s Bridge Times. Cathy’s book, Secrets Your Bridge Friends Never Tell You, was published in 2010, under the name Cathy Hunsberger.
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Lessons from Life
Phoolmatee Dubay
About the Book
The book is about the adversities the author experienced resulted from using and abusing drugs and alcohol which led to a diagnosis of a mental illness. The author explored her darkness from using drugs to experiencing her nervous breakdowns. If overcoming meant not using, she didn’t know or realize this until years later. She would go on to discover the support of friends and family members through their love, care, concern, and compassion for her. As the author accepted help, she learnt to give help to others as well. The author experienced changes, and it is her aim to share in these experiences as learning experiences. She found out that the effects of using and abusing drugs and alcohol caused addictions, nervous breakdowns, and led to a diagnosis of a mental illness called schizoaffective disorder. After her diagnosis, it took years for her to realize that using wasn’t right for her because it destroyed her mental health, but she did change by quitting the abuse of drugs and alcohol so to improve her mental health and well-being. The author didn’t do it by herself because she had the support of friends and family members that held her up even when she was down and picked her up when she needed their help. And this will be shown in the poems she has written for her potential readers.About the Author
Phoolmatee Dubay, born February 14th 1968, migrated to the US during 1992. She attended the Borough of Manhattan Community College and York College where she pursued her career educational goals in Human Services and Social Work respectively. The author’s poetry became a way of coping with her mental illness and coming to grips with reality after learning about the harm and dangers from using and abusing drugs and alcohol. As the author wrote in her poem “A Dark Place In My Head”, “As dark as an abyss in the mind where no light shines, even in the presence of light.” explored the dark side of using drugs and/or alcohol. While she discovered how to deal with life as she wrote in her poem, “I Deal With Life”. You may wonder how and why because as she wrote, “I couldn’t see life for what it was; therefore how could I accept it for what it is?” She would go one to state, “When I didn’t know I had doubts but now I have answers. This doesn’t mean that doubts are gone because I still need answers. Even while looking at life differently.” -
Counting The Count In Business Consulting
Ideation of Top 40 Business Consultants
Dr. Enoch O. Antwi
About the Book
This Business Consulting book is different! Different because it contains ideation of 40 top-level consultants form 40 different consulting fields. The book shares experiential stories of how consultants set fees; leaders plan of opportunities for employees, motivating women to achieve success in consulting, how consultants spend time on assignments, unraveling problems in consulting, how students can enter into consulting, the future of consulting, marketing in real sense, consultants are like actors on a stage, trust and mistrust, learning agility, interviewing skills, power in leadership, the steward and servant leader, measuring performance through coaching, judgment on the job, international negotiations, diversity and inclusion and conflict resolution among others. Each Chapter/Ideation have exercises to demonstrate competency in learning.About the Author
Dr. Enoch O. Antwi is an Assistant Professor of Leadership and Management at the Viterbo University, La Crosse, USA; international consultant (Founder and CEO of ENBEES Business Consulting – enbeesconsulting.com), and author of three books. He begun consulting for the German Technical Co-operation (GTZ/KFW) international development consortium “Rodeco” in 2002 and worked with them on international projects, counterpart funding, organizational development, and emotional intelligence for three years before moving into private practice as an external consultant. Enoch holds a doctorate in business organizational leadership from the Indiana Wesleyan University, master’s in business organizational leadership from the Mount St. Joseph University, and bachelors in educational psychology from the University of Cape Coast. He is married with three kids and love soccer. -
My Memoir
A LIFE JOURNEY
Victor G. Stanley
About the Book
The Good Lord gave us 10 commandments, with wisdom to find the 11th, and that one is gratitude the 10thcommandment 11th and gratitude is the bed sock for success. Take this example, we often sit down and pray before we eat but we do not pray to say thanks for the good meal. Success in life is based on gratitude. Other ward we must give and take. In our society, we take but never give back. Another example is our trees that their leaves in winter. They fall to the ground to turn into nutrients to keep the alive to bear fruits for us the next season. Our society is filled with people who take and never give back anything.About the Author
The author, Dr. Victor G. Stanley, is a retired professor who spent the last 35 years helping poor students to achieve their goals in life. Dr. Stanley was raised by a single mother in rural Jamaica, and the first in the family and the community to go to high school. High school was for the privileged, not for someone like him. A trade of some sort if you were lucky, was good enough for most poor kids. To go to high school and on to college was a dream come true. With the help of some great people he was successful. The university where he worked as a professor was very good to him. He had no money to give back to the university, so he gave back by teaching and mentoring poor students to also realize their dreams. Many are now doctors and lawyers. Dr. Stanley or “V.G.” as a family with two successful children. His daughter, Dr. Christine Stanley, holds a PhD, and is a Regents Professor of Higher Education at Texas A&M University, and son, Dr. Robin -Charles Stanley, is a Chiropractor In Dallas, Texas. His wonderful wife Mavis, helped and supported the family to find their way. Thanks to God, and with no money, he had a successful career. Dr. Stanley received his PhD from Texas A&M University, MSc. from Iowa State University, and BSc. from Tuskegee University. -
Lessons in Pastoral Care in Small Churches
One Pastor's Perspective
Larry Lapierre
About the Book
The author is a retired United Methodist minister who pastored a number of small churches in northern New England. He was also a chaplain at the Veterans Hospital in Vermont for twelve years. He is board certified as a chaplain (retired) by the Association of Professional Chaplains. He had also been board certified as a chaplain by the National Association of VA Chaplains. Chaplain LaPierre holds an undergraduate degree in chemistry, master’s degrees in counseling and in divinity as well as a Doctor of Ministry degree. He is the author of over sixty articles and essays. He continues to lead worship and preach for pastors who are on away. He also continues to write articles concerning pastoral care and spirituality. He lives with his wife of forty three years in San Jose, CA.About the Author
The author is a retired United Methodist minister who pastored a number of small churches in northern New England. He was also a chaplain at the Veterans Hospital in Vermont for twelve years. He is board certified as a chaplain (retired) by the Association of Professional Chaplains. He had also been board certified as a chaplain by the National Association of VA Chaplains. Chaplain LaPierre holds an undergraduate degree in chemistry, master’s degrees in counseling and in divinity as well as a Doctor of Ministry degree. He is the author of over sixty articles and essays. He continues to lead worship and preach for pastors who are on away. He also continues to write articles concerning pastoral care and spirituality. He lives with his wife of forty three years in San Jose, CA. -
The Beacon
A Collection of Poems
Emerson Custis
About the Book
Life sometimes takes us to task.
So we seek our knowledge from the past,
Only to learn that life is an ever changing path
that rolls us in and out of the shadows.
Like a captain of your ship a sail,
Without a Beacon, you’ll surely fail
To find your way upon the seas of life,
And run aground in tears and strife.
That’s why the Beacon came to be,
To shine its light on you and me,
And help guide us safely to shore,
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Scared Affair
Willie Allen
About the Book
This is about a fictional character’s struggle to extricate himself from the negative effects of easy credit/debit. It had a harsh psychosocial impact on his life. His journey was a rapid descent straight down into hell to the underworld of crime. He wound up with a house full of women, involved in vices, and over time became a broker of money. He managed their lives and resources and eventually got out of debt. He assent is questionable. However, he did rise above it all, with Ideas for his future, on avoiding the lour’s of easy credit.
About the Author
The author is a hybrid of street sense and knowledge, respectively. It was gained from the mean streets of St. Louis, other larger metro areas, and the University of Wisconsin (66,72, & 81). He was a privileged and credential licensed health care professional. He provided services in the community to a broad spectrum of people for 40 years – quietly touching the lives of many in the community. There was no quest for personnel recognition. Otherwise, he is a licensed collector, a jazz collector, pays a musical instrument (alto tax), likes old cars, and owns a 1964 Ford Thunderbird (in good condition).
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Citizen Power
A Mandate for Change
Senator Mike Gavel
About the Book
As author of Citizen Power in 1971, Senator Gravel determined that much of what he wrote then is apropos in America today; hence, the release of Citizen Power: A Mandate for Change that reflects the accuracy of his evaluation of problems then, his current position on a number of issues facing America now, and the process Americans can undertake to become empowered as lawmakers in partnership with their elected legislators. -
The Tree Frog Who Wanted to Fly
Mark Anderson
About the Book
Tree Frog envies birds and dreams of flying. However, the birds he so admires, refuse to offer him any encouragement. Despite their rudeness, Tree Frog decides to try anyway. His first flight doesn’t end exactly the way he (or the birds) expected.About the Author
Mark Anderson is a retired librarian and lives in Greeley, Co. His favorite character in the Children’s literature genre is Pippi Longstocking and his favorite children’s authors are Dr. Seuss, Arnold Lobel and A.A. Milne.
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