Venice in the eighteenth century: her ancient beauty lingers still. So too does Death, as Arsenale toughs war with artists, maskmakers, and Golden Book patricians. In their private struggles and bloody public clashes. no one is spared.
When a young socialite falls in love with her WWI army driving instructor, they face the tragic French battlefields.
Raised by a narcissistic mother, Susan fights to reclaim her truth. This fierce, honest memoir exposes the wounds, the awakening, and the fire it takes to rise stronger than the woman who tried to break her.
Kids and Teens say, “I hate math.” This book provides teacher strategies to help them change their mindset. Easy and engaging lessons & activities are explained. Make math fun and build math confidence, at home and in class.
Patrick is drowning in grief. Allie is desperate to escape. When fate pulls them together, love becomes both the storm and the shore.
Patrick O’Donnell lives on the road, hiding his secrets behind the noise of rock bands. Allie Nolan is fighting for her future and her freedom. When their worlds collide, they must choose logic—or risk everything for unexpected love.
A bold call to awaken Christ within. This book unveils the Royal Gospel, restores the Finished Work, and empowers readers to embody divine love and Kingdom coherence—while dismantling centuries of distortion with clarity and grace.
THE TELLING QUESTION: A Dialogue with Reality is the story of an existential journey in search of personal, intellectual, and spiritual meaning. It is an unfolding shaped by attention and reverence.
They tried to kill Trump twice. God decides who survives and who dies. Trump, for the 2nd time defied status quo of rich Democrat donors controlling the government for their personal benefit. Trump’s EO’s are poised to save America. Bravo!
Here we have the adventure of an impaired ant who becomes the leader of her colony and ultimately queen. How this happens and the difficulties she encounters reveals the intricate behavior of this predominant insect species.
