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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An Absence of Faith: A Tale of Afghanistan – by Craig Trebilcock
An Absence of Faith: A Tale of Afghanistan answers the complex question of how a disorganized Taliban insurgency was able to outlast and defeat the United States and its NATO allies in Afghanistan. The answer is short and surprising: Greed.
One Nation Under God: The Virtues That Made America – by Dr. Jerry M. Roper PhD
Tells true stories of how virtue contributed to America’s founding and growth as a nation.
Walk with God for 30 Days: Victorious Living – by Dr. Fred Stinson III
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Six Days to Zeus: Please Don’t Call Me Hero – by Samuel Hill
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Six Days to Zeus: Alive Day (Based on a True Story) – by Samuel Hill
BASED ON A TRUE STORY. After their unit is attacked by friendly forces, Chief, now paralyzed and homeless, is charged with six counts of premeditated homicide…