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What are the depths you would reach to protect someone you care for? How many hours are you willing to go without sleep to carry them to safety? Especially when that person has enhanced capabilities that spark the interest of terrible people. These are questions that our protagonist, Ian, (who has powers of his own) must ask himself while defending his daughter Alisha. But when a mysterious antagonist, known as the Dream Man, discovers Alisha's powers too, he stops at nothing to get them. Ian must act and attempt to keep Alisha safe? Join their story on the road to survival.

Everyone has to learn how to be themselves in order that they may live the lives which God purposed for them. So many of us are unable to walk in what God has called us to do because we don't recognize where we fit in. Too many times we put our focus on what someone else is doing and we begin to question our own abilities. Our assignment gets overlooked because we think we're not capable or we think it is not important. I believe God wanted me to write this book. This book is meant to stir an awakening in the reader to stand up and be counted. God put thought into each one of us. He didn't create us to sit on the sidelines. We've got work to do.

The Watchman's Manual is a CLARION CALL designed to teach, provoke, and guide Watchmen into strategic, skillful, engagement with purpose. The Lord has called you for such a time as this. You are on active duty. Man Your Post my fellow Watchman.

These Reflective Prayers are the result of permitting a gentle reading of the lectionary texts for a given service to resonate in me and emerge as a searching engagement of the word with my spirit in a mood of settled joy. The ninety samples are the most recent, in order, at the time of publication.

Bread in a Starving Africa is about the historiae of Liberia, The Episcopal Church of Liberia, The Gardiner Family, and the Civilizational Excellency of Ethiopia. The Author, Murv L. Kandakai Grdiner, PhD is currently a preceptor within the Educational Ministry at St. Edward's Episcopal Church in Lawrenceville, Georgia. He formerly taught Power and Politics in Modern Africa, Black Identity, Religion, and Politics at Rutgers University in New Brunswick, NJ, Introduction to Psychology, and African American Studies at The College of New Jersey (TCNJ), Religion and Philosophy at Sacred Heart University at Fairfield, CT, Psychology and History at William V.S. Tubman University in Harper, Maryland, Liberia, and Political Science and Africana Seminars within the Department of African and Asian Studies at Addis Ababa University, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.

The journey of an adopted child to finding his biological family. The twists and turns and surprises along the way expose all of the misleading "facts", even the very place of birth.

Tess was sixteen when her abusive life took an abrupt turn after her mother and stepfather were murdered. When Jonathan McGowan, old friend of her mother's, takes her and her sisters in she can safely piece her life back together. Years pass before she finally meets the prodigal son, Colin McGowan, who he teaches her how to trust, love, and embrace life as a mercenary, giving her back the confidence that was stripped away during her teenage years. Eventually, their relationship takes an unexpected turn when Tess makes the decision to separate from him with fate leading her to meet his nemesis, Matthew Taylor. Life slowly begins to unravel as she falls in love with Matthew, then Colin suddenly reappears, along with a hefty bounty that has been put on her life by an unknown source. After three years in hiding, Tess and her daughter are brought back to the family for around the clock protection. As she attempts to put her life back into perspective and survive, secrets are exposed and she suffers a series of losses without any idea that her biggest challenge is yet to come. In this action adventure, a female assassin who relies on seduction and manipulation must try to find a way to juggle the repercussions of her career choice and her love for two very different men.

A powerful couple that is in desperate need of a son to start a family goes to extreme lengths to get what they want.

Two gentlemen in a senior community begin an evening $1 tuck-in service, complete with guitars and serenading. Pawns, Queens, Kings...the Endgame follows these two men and four other residents as they look for their own versions of purpose, esteem, and companionship. Not all is fun and shenanigans as the realities of aging appear. This bitter-sweet narrative tenderly explores the needs and wants of the aged, as well as their desire to die with dignity.

The story is about a little girl who befriends three deer triplets. The triplets stay around for most of the year and then something happens.

Throughout this book you will be told a story about a very special man. His life was an extraordinary one because he suffered a potentially fatal accident, but conquered. He achieved as much as he possibly could without the use of his hands and when he had no more to give of himself, he then created and gave the world Major League Baseball's first "Black Bonus Baby". This book is written from actual experiences and a wealth of material from 1919 through 2020. The pictures, letters, stories and excerpts from speeches and newspaper articles have been included in hopes that you, the reader, might be motivated to NEVER GIVE UP.

THE BRAIN IS A CLOCK WILL BE AN EYE OPENER TO FIT IN EVERY HEART. WHILE WE CANNOT STOP OR PAUSE TIME, WE CAN CERTAINLY APPRECIATE 24HOURS TO BE THE BEST OF THE BEST. ENJOY ART WITH ABUNDANCE OF CLOCKS FROM THE HEART AND MINDSET OF A GIFTED SOUL. COMBINING POETRY AND ART IS A MASTERPIECE IN DISGUISE. EXPLORE EVERY AVENUE WITH A SMILE. PAULETTE LEWIS-BROWN WILL WELCOME 2023 WITH BOOK NUMBER 16th. FAITH, FAMILY AND A FEW LOYAL FRIENDS. WELCOME TO AMERICA. ROOTS FOREVER BONDED TO JAMAICA. THE BRAIN IS A CLOCK. PLANT THIS SEED FOR MR RAINY DAY.

Some oldthinkers still read books . . .Carl Wells has been one of them.Some of those books have made a huge impression on him.Books I Have Loved gives us Wells' response to 46 books (by 41 authors) encountered through a longish life mostly spent (misspent?) reading books.His only regret is that he didn't spend more time reading.

Piney Wood Zoo is a glimpse inside a fascinating zoo where Pine Tree People are the main attraction. It teaches; overcoming adversity, conservation and that everyone can make an impact if they just believe in themselves

This book focuses on children who have been removed from their homes due abuse or neglect and are currently residing in foster care. The mixed up, confused feelings children feel when feeling safe with foster families, but still visiting birth parents can cause lots of acting out behaviors. This book explores those emotions in an attempt to help children see they are not alone in their emotions. This area of focus is a much needed topic for those who work with children in the foster care system.

Responsible for Me is about a little girl growing up, learning responsibility and gaining independence when it comes to helping out with household chores.

The Nebula Chronicles Volume II continues with three new adventures of the Nebula protectors. The Alpha and Beta teams are drawn into The Volan Wars when Ursa sees her sister Asha at Nebula Headquarters. In the second adventure, Arris must match her mental powers with Susum, an evil presence that uses mind control to gain his goals. In Fallen Heros, when Kent disappears into an unknown portal, Phoenix along with the protectors try to find where the portal ends and bring Kent back to Nebula Headquarters.

The author wrote this book as a follow-up to his memoir, Oh, The Changes I Have Seen, Second Edition, in which he gave a history of the changing technologies he had used in his life. In People Have Changed Our World Dr. Fischlowitz describes and comments on changing social and political conditions in the past nine decades.