Utvidet returrett til 31. januar 2025

Bøker utgitt av AuthorHouse

Filter
Filter
Sorter etterSorter Populære
  • av Carl E Boyett
    248,-

    Hi, this is Carl E. Boyett, author of Bangalors, come join me in this second book in the Bangalors Series and follow the Alpha Squad as they continue on their adventures. This book starts the very next day after the Kayousto incident. Visit Caalin's home planet and see it through the eyes of Ang, Sophia, Ssam, and Mouse. Meet the mysterious Ziggy with his strange personality. Finish a quest with the group before they have to return to school and solve yet another mystery. I hope you have read book one "Bangalors" so you are not lost on this journey. I think you will be thrilled as you follow along with the group and their adventures.

  • - Hope was not lost...
     
    415,-

    In the pages that follow, you are about to embark on a journey that encapsulates the essence of resilience, the strength born from the crucible of unimaginable trials. "Secrets of a Child Left Behind, Hope was not Lost" is a profound narrative that transcends the boundaries of sorrow, weaving a tale of endurance, courage, and the indomitable spirit that refuses to surrender to despair. This poignant account unveils the tumultuous odyssey of a young girl and her brother, thrust into a world of shadows and hardship after losing their mother to a violent tragedy. Yet, within the depths of darkness, this story seeks not to dwell on despair but to illuminate the flickering ember of hope that persists against all odds.

  • - Hope was not lost...
     
    186,-

    In the pages that follow, you are about to embark on a journey that encapsulates the essence of resilience, the strength born from the crucible of unimaginable trials. "Secrets of a Child Left Behind, Hope was not Lost" is a profound narrative that transcends the boundaries of sorrow, weaving a tale of endurance, courage, and the indomitable spirit that refuses to surrender to despair. This poignant account unveils the tumultuous odyssey of a young girl and her brother, thrust into a world of shadows and hardship after losing their mother to a violent tragedy. Yet, within the depths of darkness, this story seeks not to dwell on despair but to illuminate the flickering ember of hope that persists against all odds.

  • av Raymond G Schmidt
    248,-

    Twenty-three-year-old Margo is haunted by a nightly dream that she cannot find her husband or reach a mysterious sword-all while a menacing dragon observes. Curious to know more, Margo decides one night to talk to her husband in the dream. When he reveals that she and the dragon are bonded and trapped in the dream world together-each with misguided perceptions of the other-Margo must now determine if she is really dreaming these strange events or if they are real. When Margo confides in her friend, Thresa, about her dreams, an elderly man overhears the conversation, tells her he's seeking a story with a fresh perspective, and offers her money to share her nightly experiences with him. After he suggests that she pretend to befriend the dragon to gain entrance to its lair and then destroy the entire clan, she returns home and dreams again of her husband who warns her not to trust all humans. As a mysterious chain of events unfolds, Margo is led down a convoluted path she never expected. In this thrilling tale, a young woman haunted by her nightly dreams must decide who she can trust-those in her dreams or those in her reality.

  • - A History of the Lindsey Family of southeast Miami County and northeast Linn County, Kansas
    av Marvin L
    431 - 681,-

    This book was written largely for the benefit of the writers children and grandchildren so they would know something of the life and hardships faced by their pioneering ancestors. It was inspired by their questions about our childhood and youth and their own memories of many visits to the Kansas farms of their grandparents and great grandparents. However, we think many other readers will enjoy learning something about what it was like growing up on a midwestern farm in the 1940s and 50s. A time that was in many ways much simpler but certainly not easy. We had the privilege of knowing personally grandparents and great grandparents who had lived through the many profound changes that occurred around the change of the century. Automobiles, tractors and telephones had only arrived on the farm about 30 years earlier and the grandparents' barns and garages were still filled with horse-drawn equipment and harnesses from an earlier era. Electricity and graveled roads only occurred after WWII in our memory and running water and indoor bathrooms were still not common on many farms as late as 1955. It was a different and changing world of which we were privileged to be a part. Almost all our relatives lived nearby, and neighbors all knew us and didn't hesitate to let our parents know if we were up to any mischief. We were expected to take responsibility, work hard, always be truthful, stay out of trouble, study hard and plant straight rows. All are excellent traits that unfortunately are not as valued today as they were then. In the book we have shared some history of the area and some stories of incidents from our lives that were not uncommon among farm families. We hope readers enjoy learning about us and our families.

  • av Cindy Otte Whitaker
    218 - 402,-

    The Underground World of Beasleyville takes you through the life and adventures of a baby mouse, captured and released into the desert by people who live above ground called Topsiders. He finds adventure and friendship in an underground family of gophers as they collect things they need to run their town, that Topsiders leave out in their yard, and eventually leads him back to his own family.

  • av Tammy Eleazer
    218,-

    The Jiggy Popcorn series was inspired by the author Tammy Eleazer's beloved pet Jiggy Popcorn. A Boxer puppy with the cutest face and full of energy and life. Jiggy Popcorn the World's Most Exciting Pup tells the story of his everyday life of innocent mischievousness; yet just like children he has no idea that he is even getting in trouble. He is just a puppy learning his environment and exploring his surroundings. "Jiggy Popcorn the World's Most Exciting Pup '' is the first of "Mommy Read to Me Books' ' series. It is so important that children get an early start with falling in love with reading and the author hopes that these books are doing just that; while being entertaining enough that the parents enjoy them just as much!

  • - The Destroyer of Souls
    av Phil Nix
    254 - 475,-

    Marine Sgt. Mike Shaffer stood alone on the battlefield, looking up at the beast from hell. He would need every bit of wisdom and courage he possessed to withstand this satanic challenge to his faith. Yet instead of cowering in fear, Mike stood his ground with a conviction that exemplified his Christian character. The source of his confidence was the one who stood behind him-the Advocate. It was his job to defend Mike against Legion's condemning accusations. Legion could have used any appearance he wanted to deceive Mike: the snake that seduced Eve, one of the superhuman demoniacs of biblical times, or the angel of light that tempted Christ. God had granted Satan one chance to break Mike's spirit, and it had to be done on the eve of a battle long since lost to history. So the old shape-shifter chose his most intimidating form: tall, dark, and masculine. His naked and genderless body spoke of power beyond human understanding. With eyes of steel, the Advocate stared at Satan's most feared henchman, his jaw fixed, ready to litigate Mike's case before God. However, his Defender knew that any physical interference in this inquisition was limited to protecting Mike's body. The Paraclete had sealed Mike's soul for the resurrection, so this testing was to question Mike's spiritual integrity: was he worthy of God's grace and his kingdom? Although Mike would be given a place of honor in the throne room of heaven for his victory over Satan's dark force of doom, this story doesn't end there.

  • - "The North Pole Tryouts: Crafting Santa's Dream Team"
    av Luther A Blackwell
    186 - 342,-

    "Making Santa's Team" unfolds through a series of chapters, each presenting valuable life lessons. Readers will learn about the importance of standing up against bullying, resolving conflicts, and fostering teamwork, all within the cozy and festive setting of Christmas Town. These heartwarming stories inspire kindness, courage, and unity, making them perfect for children of all ages. As the book progresses, it delves into the exciting world of the Reindeer Winter Games, where readers can witness the reindeer's strength and agility as they prepare to assist Santa on his worldwide journey. With lessons on the value of perseverance and cooperation, the young readers are taken on a journey of inspiration and excitement. The tale also highlights the blossoming friendship between Young Rudy and Chloe, two young reindeer, as they navigate growing up and dreaming big. The story beautifully captures the innocence of childhood friendships and the dreams of young hearts. Santa's reindeer team, emphasizing the significance of hard work, determination, and kindness in achieving one's dreams. It's a touching conclusion that reinforces the message that being part of a team is about more than just completing a task; it's about spreading love and joy to the world. "Making Santa's Team" is a charming and educational book that encourages children to embrace kindness, courage, teamwork, and the magic of Christmas throughout the year. With its engaging stories and colorful illustrations, it's a delightful read that captures the spirit of the holiday season and leaves a lasting impression on young minds.

  • - A Susan R. Turner Medical Mystery
    av Richard H Kessin
    431,-

    Two Women and a Virus This is the story of two women, Susan and Anna, who have little in common. One is a scientist who studies dangerous viruses in Boston. The other is a mother and wife in an Amish dairy farming community in upstate New York. When a new virus affects the Amish farmers; it does not kill or even make its victims very sick. Its distinguishing feature is that it attacks and kills human Leydig cells, which only men have. Leydig cells make testosterone, and their loss has consequences, male infertility being one, loss of libido another. Like Covid, the virus is very contagious and spreads, affecting all aspects of society. The story is about the discovery and analysis of the virus, and the young scientists who do it. The story eventually brings the two women together. There are consequences-personal and professional-for Anna and Susan and their families. They meet, two stressed and exhausted people, and help restore each other. The way to deal with the virus is revealed but it is neither a vaccine nor a drug.

  • av Andrés Pedro Canales
    233,-

    There's no available information at this time. Author will provide once information is available.

  • av Deborah James M a
    416,-

    The island of Believable is a place where wondrous characters develop the skills needed to imagine their greatest dreams, seems like magic, it's not! Tangerine guides children to integrate all the senses. The vibrant art work is a excellent sidekick to the fun filled story. This book shows a world of possibilities, choices and opportunities for children. Parents, grandparents, teachers and therapists will find this a useful tool. This touching story brings a new quality of communication to parents. Author and Illustrator Deborah James, M.A. uses many artistic mediums, because at a very young age she had parents who encouraged her to express her rainbow story with art and she had Vision!

  • - Fallen Order
    av Charles W Myers
    286 - 593,-

    Stories of old were communicated interpersonally, conveying information necessary to our survival. This extraordinary power led to mankind's dominion over the world. Today, our stories are largely fed to us by way of our devices, our black boxes, which are incredible tools for spreading that same knowledge and wisdom globally. However, in the wrong hands, they are terrible weapons of misdirection, encouraging those under their influence to indulge selfish appetites and glorify victimhood, leading them to make the same mistakes that inspired those ancient stories in the first place. These stories shape the human mind to the same degree that we are what we eat, influencing the behavior of individuals and societies alike. Our shared stories, fantastical or otherwise, either reflect eternal truth and wisdom of the ages, or they do not, instead perpetuating a foolishly idealized form of reality. Put another way, they either prepare us for the inevitable obstacles of life, or they lead us to ruin. Such is the cunning of progressivism, an egregiously duplicitous philosophy that at first glance appears benevolent, but leads to devastating personal and societal consequences when put into practice. This book stands as a grand indictment of the illusion of progress, exploring how the seductive draw of its promises is nothing more than a trojan horse, a devil in disguise that threatens mankind's hard-won order over a chaotic world.

  • av Romardro Henderson
    188,-

    A young adolescent male desires to prove his manhood to his village. To be more of a man of importance, he takes a boat out fishing to out perform the men in his family to include his father. Instead of triumph, he gets lost at sea and experiences dehydration, starvation, hallucinations along with other tribulations amongst the dangerous shark hunting the waters.

  • av Harrison C Scranton
    563,-

    Harrison Charles Scranton was a Connecticut native that at age 16 with his family moved to Southern California. His interest in flying provided the original motivation for writing this book as described in the first page. Read his various exploits during his time in the Service. Find out what it was like being in the Army Air Forces in the early days. See how changing from the Army Air Forces to it's own branch of service the United States Air Force changed the mission and responsibilities. Find out how the average "joe" used to behave during this time frame. Laugh and cry at the many stories that are told about his everyday activities. Be with him as he was swept up in the events of December 7, 1941. Find out how he managed to get along with his new assignment in the Northeast Air Command, with time spent at Thule, Greenland. Find out what it was like to plan for your retirement and the many hurtles that had to be jumped for that to occur. Last but not least, be with him at his retirement parade that an Officer in the USAF receives if requested. This is a true account of a service man's experience in the Service of his country for 30 years. Robert (Bob) Scranton son of Harrison Charles Scranton

  • - A Human Trafficking Novel
    av Richard L Cañas
    286,-

    The Sixth Son is the second novel of a trilogy on human trafficking involving US Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) and their relentless effort to curb Mexican cartel shipments of kidnapped women and children across the US border. Unlike the prequel, The Old Cop, which involved a retired US Agent, Agustín Camelia's intrepid efforts to battle this evil, The Sixth Son concerns the struggles of a highly regarded Maryland family, the Mancinis, who recently made a bizarre discovery about their late patriarch, Geovani Mancini, who migrated to the US from Sicily in 1939 with the assistance of Sicilian mafia members. Unknown dubious New York relations now threaten to tear the family apart. Geovani Mancini's sons and daughter, who now run the family business, agree to withhold these findings from the rest of the family until a private investigator thoroughly investigates. Meanwhile, unrelated to the familial turmoil, a young grandson and college student, Alex Mancini, has accepted a job as an intern with HSI while finishing his master's degree. Among his duties is interviewing recent victims of human trafficking and preparing them for court testimony. The case involves twenty-seven women rescued by HSI in La Vergne, Tennessee, two months prior. While interacting with HSI Special Agents on this investigation, Alex learns about Camelia's contributions to the case and his mysterious disappearance in Mexico. Gripped with the story, he volunteers to determine his current whereabouts. Alex's probe places him in the crosshairs of the Mexican cartel members, who are poised to retaliate against US intruders.

  • av Stacie Herrera
    211,-

    Redemption is a series of journals written to God throughout my life. I start my life with the knowledge that anything you go through can be found in the Bible. As time goes on, I grow deeper in faith as I begin to learn what it means to pick up my cross and live for Jesus during my suffering. Throughout the book, I learn more about God and his goodness during trials.

  • - Book 1
    av Takara Monique
    286,-

    In the heart of Uganda, 17-year-old Xola Abara, known for her captivating storytelling, is about to have her world transformed. As she and her twin sister Tishala begin to prepare for life as apprentices, Xola encounters the mysterious Tau, a Dream Messenger, who reveals her destiny far beyond the ordinary. Whisked away to the enigmatic magic school, Amandla, Xola embarks on a journey of self-discovery and empowerment. Amid the ancient halls, she seeks to uncover the secrets of her magical abilities, a legacy intertwined with the stars themselves. As she masters her newfound powers, Xola unravels a looming dark threat that endangers all of Africa, and the very essence of magic itself. With time ticking, she must delve into the depths of her abilities, uncover family secrets, and thwart the mysterious danger threatening to obliterate the magical world. The fate of magic lies in her hands, as does the resolution of a mystery that binds her and her family to an unimaginable destiny.

  • - Olivia Miller Homicide Detective
    av Crystal Clary
    211 - 451,-

    HOMICIDE DETECTIVE OLIVIA MILLER and David Colby have been partners on the SPD force for ten years, but nothing could have prepared them for the double homicide case at the Seattle Bentley Hotel. The heart-pounding, fast-paced adrenaline rush will keep you on your toes. Will Olivia be able to catch the killer before he kills again? Can Olivia hold up under the psychological and physical pressure? Will Olivia ever get a break? And who will be left standing when the dust settles in this thriller of who did it?

  • av Mbenabo Goumbala
    203,-

    This book is about kids 1 to 5 years old learning about their animals. It's a fun book to learn about animals in the forest.

  • - notes, drafts & extracts
    av Geoff Peterson
    248,-

    The Book of Leaving feels that way. Like a bag is packed and the engine's running. Only this time, the guy is old and he's got to do it place. In situ, as it were. Call it a hard-nosed meditation with coffee and bathroom breaks. It's good to rejoice at such tender small things as your own life.

  • - 1st Edition, February 2024
    av Nana Kojo Odi
    257,-

    Contemporary Trends in Global Trade-Based Money Laundering is a consolidated enlightenment of the advanced world of illicit financial activities, with a particular focus on the insidious phenomenon of trade-based money laundering (TBML). This book delves into complex mechanisms employed by perpetrators to exploit legitimate international trade transactions for the purpose of disguising the illicit origins of funds.

  • av Shari King
    218,-

    Let's Heal Together With GOD is workbook healing journal tool. That is Holy Spirit led guidance and GOD breathed self help book designed to usher you into doing your inner-core work for healing. So you can become the best version of yourself.

  • av Katie Kincaid
    378,-

    Max Lucado in his book, Traveling Light, and Phillip Gulley in his book, Front Porch Tales, gave us an insight into the world of traveling a journey of self examination and views of life. Come with Katie Kincaid as she joins her fellow travelers as we Cross the Creeks... on the Way to The River, a journey of the heart and a journey of the soul found in every day life on our way to our eternal destination.

  • - A Cranky Cat Changes Her Tune!
    av Mary Ellen Warner
    218,-

    A spoiled cat, Pumpkin, tells a story about two dogs who came to live with her, ruining her quiet life and tidy house. The dogs, Betsy and Barkey, became great friends and played roughly every day until something terrible seemed to be happening to Barkey's legs. Everyone was concerned, but then a wonderful solution was found. And ultimately Pumpkin has a change of heart.This story is told in verse and portrayed in amusing illustrations. It is written to appeal to preschool and young readers, but sure to be enjoyed by any age dog or cat lover!

  • av Pat Morrell-Donnelly
    490,-

    "HOLIDAY CELEBRATIONS and Much More" is Pat Morrell-Donnelly's tenth (10th) book to publish. It has been said "Don't look back if you don't want to go that way." This is true when looking back at mistakes and challenges one has faced. But sometimes it is good to reflect on the past particularly regarding special holidays, events and happy times. "Precious memories how they linger." It is sometimes helpful to reminisce and remember loved ones and friends, many of whom are no longer with us. Recalling special Christmas's, Thanksgiving dinners and get-together's with family and friends can be good for the soul. Nostalgia 2 point O. It is good to spend a few moments in thought regarding these joy-filled celebrations, special times and memorable events spent with loved ones. "HOLIDAY CELEBRATIONS and Much More" speaks to just those things, those celebrations and events so precious to recall. This book contains 200 poems Pat has written through the eighties, nineties, two thousand and on about different holidays and celebrations. After some of the sets of poems there are pictures depicting the occasion, and pictures of Pat's table settings representing each holiday or event. Some poems also convey what was going on in the country, to some extent, particularly the years about which her poem was written. Also some poems tell about what was going on in Pat's life at that particular time. To find all of the New Year's poems in one place, covering so much of the past history, is quite unusual and unique. Pat's first book to publish "The Climb Up Life's Mountain" was published in 2009 when Pat was eighty years of age. Her ninth book "All About Love" was published July 2023. Pat published her first nine books in fifteen years. Pat has written over eighteen (1800) hundred poems. Pat shares many of her life's experiences through her poetry. Thoughts wake her up in the night and she scribbles those thoughts, or poem, on a note pad deciphering the next morning. She has written many poems while under the hair dryer. Pat's aim is to get her poems out of her computer into books so they will not be lost forever when she is no longer here. At age ninety-four only the Good Lord knows when the final page of her "Life's Book" will be written and finished. Pat is thankful for the "gift" God has given her to write poetry. If it lifts some ones spirit, or takes them away for a few minutes from worldly cares, it will have been worth her time publishing this book.

  • - The Image of God
    av Lenne' Hunt
    211 - 451,-

    In keeping with the saying "the apple doesn't fall far from the tree," She explores the femininity found within the Trinity. This is where we, as women, begin to find answers to who we are and what we're meant to be. Author Lenné Hunt explains that many things hinder women from coming into the fullness of God, the truth of their own identity, and an authentic life. You might have a tale of woe that stems from your childhood. Or perhaps you've lived as an unmentored woman-with no one to speak into your feminine soul and no guide for your journey of becoming. Perhaps it's simply from your experience in a difficult world where Eve and her daughters have often been targeted by the evil one, sometimes wearing the guise of authority figures (from civil government to church leadership, school officials, and workplace bosses) and sometimes speaking through the voice of wounded Adam. She offers an invitation to explore the journey of your life and the collective experience of women.

  • av Anna Chastek
    248,-

    The Darkest Night is a poetry collection divided into two sections. The first half are dedication poems, and the second is about experiences with depression. In the first half, Anna expresses her feelings and love to individuals that are placed under a code name. In the second half, Anna describes her brutal battle with depression and her various feelings and states throughout. This captivating, tear-jerking collection will give you insight into the pain of mental illness, and leave you craving more.

  • av Ronald W Holmes
    248 - 487,-

    Some Popular KJV Bible Verses from A 12 STEP PLAN for Creating a Bible Study "Weeping may endure for a night, but joy cometh in the morning" (Psalm 30: 5). "Greater is he that is in you, than he that is in the world" (1 John 4: 4). "For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life" (John 3:16). "Trust in the LORD with all thine heart; and lean not unto thine own understanding" (Proverbs 3:5). "These things I have spoken unto you, that in me ye might have peace. In the world ye shall have tribulation: but be of good cheer; I have overcome the world" (John 16:33). "Now faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen" (Hebrews 11: 1). "Let your light so shine before men, that they may see your good works, and glorify your Father which is in heaven" (Matthew 5:16).

  • av Miral Elmanaseer
    431,-

    Moonlight Parker thinks she lives in a normal world, unaware of the magic that runs in her blood. Minu Ginger is the victim of a tragic past, in which a war took both her parents. When Moonlight gets a visit from Minu -her newly assigned unicorn- she's introduced to a world she's never imagined. Harmony is a magical place in the clouds where unicorns, dragons, and magical beings called Petunians live alike, unknown to humankind. Minu is the ruler of Harmony and has now introduced Moonlight to the future she will lead at Manona High, a school of magic in the clouds. Moonlight is to study the magic in her blood at Manona High, and she learns how to control the powers within her Strixcus -the relic she uses to perform magic. But it all goes downhill when Minu reveals to Moonlight her dark past, and the brother she used to have. Guller Ginger is the monster who struck a war against the rest of Harmony. He rallied up all Dark Unicorns -the bloody creatures who are the only enemies known to Harmony- in an attempt to take over Harmony, and murder his own sister. When bodies start dropping dead at Manona High, Moonlight can't take it anymore. The abnormal magic, the dead bodies, and the murderer out to get her and her friends are too much for her. But when Guller reveals his return, hell reigns glory over the surface of the clouds, and it's obvious that he's coming for Moonlight -the only Maroon Petunian alive other than Guller himself. The hunt for the Noble Ruby begins, and now Moonlight has to stay and fight. It's a race against time, magic, and Guller himself. Bodies drop dead, betrayal is in the air, and history is bound to repeat itself.

Gjør som tusenvis av andre bokelskere

Abonner på vårt nyhetsbrev og få rabatter og inspirasjon til din neste leseopplevelse.