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EVOLUTION OF A SURGEON· "You're going to be very successful. And someday you are going to a faraway place, a place where people speak a different language," the eccentric old woman told me. "It's called America." · I saw our once-robust neighbor slowly succumb to illness because he was too poor to seek medical help. I was just a kid, but I wanted to become a doctor to help people like him. · "The only way you can go to medical school is through full-scholarship. I HAVE NO MONEY!" my father's words challenged me. · Decades later and after performing thousands of successful surgeries, I am still reminded of that particular moment that fateful day when I first experienced the loss of a patient. As a paralyzing pain and fear of failure overcame my being, I felt a light touch on my shoulder. I turned and saw my senior attending physician, Dr. Hadder. Understanding and kindness shone from his eyes. "Don't beat yourself up, Robbie," he said. "We do our best. But we are not God. We can't save everybody." · When I set out to write this book, I wanted it to be an inspiration to the reader, to share my thoughts on what is essential in life. My journey to become the surgeon that I have always wanted to be is nothing compared to my conversion and renewal of faith: it is as insignificant as a grain of sand in the vastness of the ocean.

Dexter MacCandlass, and a team of FBI agents from the Southern California office investigate a suspected terrorist safe house. Mac's specialty: computer technology, Though the hostiles escape, Mac goes in to gather as much information from their computer as possible. The hostiles are then traced to Las Vegas. In that city another raid on their hideout is a disaster. Mac is kidnapped and taken to their safe house, and tortured for information he knows about the terrorists. He is dumped in St. George, Utah, (two hours from Las Vegas) left for dead. Claire Talbot owns a veterinary clinic in St. George. She and a friend Suzanne Freeman, an ME. (She is married to a cop in Las Vegas) rescue Mac and help him to recover. The terrorists plan on mass destruction in Las Vegas. Sometime during the last week in December. It's up to these four plus other law enforcement, to find the terrorists, their targets and stop them.

Meet Bonita. Often reckless, often victimized, a deeply spiritual person who transforms herself from a rebellious adolescent into a prominent entrepreneur. When we meet her as a twelve-year-old in 1843, she is living a privileged life on a hacienda overlooking San Francisco Bay. But she discovers that she's not who she's been told, so she strikes out on her own to discover the truth. Along the way, she becomes immersed in the swirl of historic events that surrounds her-the Mexican-American war, the gold rush, California's drive for statehood. An intense romance both complicates and enhances her quest. Her search and its discoveries create fresh challenges, challenges she meets with originality and boldness that by that point we've come to expect of this extraordinary woman named Bonita.Bonita is a strong-willed young heroine who discovers she has a hidden past and is determined to find out the secrets that lie behind it. Strong-willed and resolute, she fights for her rights as a woman in an era where patriarchy is upheld and revered.-Lily Amanda of Hollywood Book Review

Bipolar Heaven and Hell is a result of author George "Many Waters" Davis' over 40 years of personally struggling with this disorder. When you have dealt with bi-polar for this long, you are able to see the symptoms and recognize them in everyday people. It is his sincere hope that these types of people may read this book and recognize some of the symptoms and gain a better understanding of what is happening.

CALIFORNIA, 1908. Andy Maxwell sets out to solve the mystery surrounding the stabbing death of his younger brother outside a San Francisco bar. He's convinced the murder is part of a vendetta against his family, but frustration and suspense mount as he fails to convince authorities that the killing is anything more than the sad consequence of a brawl between a pair of drunks.Andy's quest for the motives and perpetrators behind the scheme carries him from California to Wyoming and deep into his family's pioneer past and psyche, where he unearths disturbing secrets about his racial heritage. It also plunges him into a romantic dilemma involving a blonde debutant and an Arapaho princess. Andy's initial purpose is to foil a conspiracy, but his journey leads him to question not only his own values but also of the frontier that spawned and nourished them.

When George Richardson Cruzen was born on 30 November 1844, in Harpers Ferry,Jefferson, Virginia, United States, his father, Richard Richardson Cruzen, was 41 and hismother, Aurelia Wayne North, was 39. He married Lucinda Mildred Elder on 4 May 1871,in Ray, Missouri, United States. They were the parents of at least 1 son and 3 daughters.He lived in Warrensburg, Johnson, Missouri, United States in 1910 and Kansas City,Jackson, Missouri, United States for about 10 years. He died on 8 June 1936, at the age of91, and was buried in Warrensburg, Johnson, Missouri, United States.

I am not looking to be the best seller, but I and hoping for the best results. I come out of a family of 12, of which my father would say it was "more expensive by the dozen."We had great times growing up together, and we had hiccups. We all have some form of disagreement. Nevertheless, if we don't sit down or find some time to solve or agree to disagree, conflict can escalate.All you have to do is google and ask families who have lost loved ones from different types of volatile actions. I hope sharing my thoughts, quotes and poems will help make a difference for a person to think before they react, and to not cause others more grief or pain. Thanks to my brothers, James, Mac, Charles, Ezekiel, Jesse, CJ, and Isaac, my sisters, Arlene, Jacquelene, Carlene, Charlene, and Elene, my husband, Clarence, family, friends, and even my enemies, I love you too.

Blueprint for America is about the coming up of one of the greatest countries this world will ever know. It is full of considerations and decisions on what has brought the country to its part. Many people have been distinguished in this creation and it is something no other world leader could have come up with. It is a worthy read on the country of America.