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.
Through the promotion and practice of abortion, IVF, and surrogacy, vulnerable members of society are continually treated as expendable and women are treated as objects.
The women of Troy find ways to shape their own destinies in a world dominated by men. Their motivations and resourcefulness will surprise you!
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.
Tells true stories of how virtue contributed to America’s founding and growth as a nation.
Do you struggle with earthly conflicts and beliefs? This book guides you into daily devotionals that will strengthen your thoughts so that you can be victorious with God.
Random thoughts on what chaplains or pastoral caregivers do daily when they walk into a hospital room and listen to the spiritual distress of the ill or dying.
Tired of the fears, frustrations, and stereotypes of modern life? Walk through the politically incorrect year of satire, humor and outrageously absurd yet realistic observations to help you release your inner Kraken.
This is the story about the U.S. military’s 600 m.o.l. – Black helicopter pilots who experienced combat duty in Vietnam, some making the ultimate sacrifice of giving their lives, and who certainly have a place in U.S. history.
Please Don’t Call Me Hero picks up where Alive Day left off as Chief faces the reality of coming home with PTSD and the Moral Wounds of War, and must decide on “Mission Next” while a dark character from his covert past invades his life.
