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Walk of a Dead Man – by Jackie Adams

Walk of a Dead Man – by Jackie Adams

Levi Adams is a cowboy who works at a neighboring ranch tending to cattle and running horses. He’s saving up to seek revenge on the outlaw who killed his pap! Will he get his justice?

The Faith Adventure – by Lee Hunter

The Faith Adventure – by Lee Hunter

These are stories experienced over 45 years of ministry, traveling and ministering in countries that are hostile to the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Testimonies of miracles smuggling Bibles and conducting healing festivals.

The Classy Lumberjack Bar and Lounge – by James L. Freeman

The Classy Lumberjack Bar and Lounge – by James L. Freeman

This book is a collection of twenty nine stories primarily for young male adults. The stories range from canoeing, bar life, wilderness adventure, personal essay to odd animals. A fair amount of fantasy happens in some stories.

You Won’t Even Have My Bones – by Robin Levin

You Won’t Even Have My Bones – by Robin Levin

This book is about the life of the Roman general Publius Cornelius Scipio Africanus, told in the first person. He was the Roman general who defeated the Carthaginian General Hannibal, leading Rome to victory in the second Punic War.

Konrath – by W. Schildt

Konrath – by W. Schildt

Konrath tells the story of a poor Bavarian family, who cross the ocean and move into the tenements in the Lower East Side of New York City. They join the abolitionists, the Underground Railroad, and the Union Army to fight at Gettysburg.

A Pilot’s Legacy – by Glenn Williams

A Pilot’s Legacy – by Glenn Williams

A Pilot’s Legacy is a dual biography of father and son army pilots fighting in two wars. One surviving a mid-air collision with a Japanese Zero. The other flying in the largest aviation assault since the World War II D-day invasion.

FIGHTERS – by Thomas R Miller

FIGHTERS – by Thomas R Miller

FIGHTERS illuminates the careers of twenty-two of the most colorful controversial and complex men who ever entered the Ring. 100 years of Boxing is documented through the insightful and witty observations of Mr. Miller.

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