Snoodles – by Mike Doolin
When alien missionaries come to tidy up your mind in prep for doing business with you, but start the cleaning process in the wrong place, how do you react?
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Crooked Sidewalks: Revised Edition – by Ronald P. Carr
Every life’s a story, every story a book, but most are never written. We’re encouraged to share our story, including successes and failures. So much to learn, yet failure is not terminal. This book helps you navigate your journey.
Seymour The Seagull – by Arian Easterday
Seymour The Seagull is a fictional story that is based on a real life lesson that God is teaching me. My joy is found in God first and in serving others.
Depth Perception: A Novel – by Eric E. Wallace
Combining adventure, humor, romance and suspense, and rich with observations about life, DEPTH PERCEPTION is a thoughtful, lyrical and often exhilarating exploration of the world of oil painting and of a Scottish artist’s creative journey.
Cancer Strategy: Worldwide Solutions to a Worldwide Problem – by Patrick Bishop
Cancer Strategy – Critical Thinking” by Patrick Bishop is a multifaceted resource that combines scientific rigor with holistic and integrative approaches to cancer care. Emphasis on the biology of belief and patient strategy is empowering.
Behind The Riser: Over 30 years of Bowhunting and Archery Stories – by Eric Grippa
Behind The Riser is a book of stories that cover thirty years of bowhunting and competitive archery. There are stories of both successful and unsuccessful hunts, as well as how I became an IBO “World Champion”.
The 14th Day of the First Month: Unveiling a Unique Perspective: a Layman’s Exploration of Dating Jesus’ Death Using Only the Bible – by Bill Hagedorn
This book delves into the specific day of the month and week when Jesus died, using only biblical texts. For over 1800 years, this topic has sparked debate, but the author claims to have found the definitive answer at last.
Darkness Has A Name – by Robert Tucker
Nothing was going right for almost thirteen-year-old Theo Raymond. But all his problems seemed trivial compared to an old secret in Theo’s Irish family that was about to turn his life upside down, after an unexpected death in the family.
Karl Marx Ate My Homework: Wicked Tales of Marauding Marxists, Calculating Commies, and Malevolent Malcontents – by Stephen Guy Hardin
Karl Marx Ate My Homework is the satirical follow up to Democrats Invade Mars. Which was the follow up to Commies on Parade which was the follow up to If Being a Conservative Were Easy There Wouldn’t Be Any Liberals.
BEING YOUR BEST! If It Weren’t for Your Ego: Transcend the Tyranny of the Pecking Order and Have a Better Life Today!- by N. J. Mayfield
Transcend the tyranny of the pecking order and have a better life today! This is done by replacing the pecking order Ego-Defensive view of the world and yourself with the freedom available through an Ego-Neutral perspective.