Less than two months until the presidential election, the two presidential candidates are murdered. How was the act committed, and who was responsible? It’s the greatest mystery the country has ever known…
A heartfelt narrative with a glimpse into the human side of a medium’s life and a struggle with her own grief. Readers are also provided with a grief journal to offer healing and comfort, whether they believe in the afterlife or not.
Dick Dorworth spent 50 years climbing, hiking and guiding in the Grand Canyon. He also is grateful for several private rafting trips down the Colorado River through the canyon, some of them in the company of children and grandchildren.
The Jen-uine Dry Cut: How to Be A Cut Above The Rest is a manual designed for professional stylists and students. Learn to create customized cuts as original as each person you meet, so that every client leaves satisfied, every time.
A retired and sardonic Southern California homicide detective shares his remarkable cop experiences from the 1970s and 1980s. The stories are exciting, heart-rending, disturbing, and at times grotesquely funny. Above all, they are true.
This is a charming children’s story about a city ant that goes to the country to visit his friends, a cat and a dog, and other fun animals. This book also teaches the alphabet and how to teach children to read using phonics.
Alice King Ebey lived and worked as a missionary teacher in India for over three decades. Her diaries and letters tell a story of grief and hardship a century ago, yet her life still teaches us of courage, compassion and hope for today.
The response to the global pandemic has given us an opportunity to see how technology may be used to implement a world government system. The church’s unquestioning acceptance of technology risks it’s playing a role in the coming deception.
Have you noticed that there’s something wrong in the state of “End-mark?” Like clockwork, end-times “experts” annually trot out their new, revised, “can’t fail” predictions for the “last days.” Find out why they will always be wrong!
Composer and pianist Elisabeth Winters returns to the United States after the Civil War to find that her life is in jeopardy. By those who killed her father? Or by the suave and charming man whose presence taunts an unrecovered memory?
