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  • av Naomi Law
    199 - 291,-

  • av Caverlen Revels
    199

    My Grandma's Friend Leo the Mouse is based on a true story about a tiny mouse that came into my house. He was so cute and tiny that I decided to write a series of books about him. This first book is about me telling my grandson, Dalton, the story about Leo's first visit.

  • av Patrice McAnany
    196

    Miranda's Message is a great introduction for young children to the plight of pollution and other ecological issues that will have an impact on their world now and in the future. Miranda the mermaid enlists her new human friend to encourage all humans to recycle and repurpose material items as much as possible in order to protect the earth's oceans. The story provides an opportunity to discuss and explain the concepts of ecosystems and how we can and must take an active role in supporting our planet.

  • av J. L. Askew
    291,-

    Memphis private eye Race Warren goes to Alaska to find Ron Billings, a client's estranged husband.Surviving a deadly encounter with an assassin, Warren realizes someone doesn't want Billings found.Since the fugitive is key to the mystery, the private eye tracks Billings to a remote arctic village whereWarren meets Dr. Mark Dunbar, head of a science team studying ancient beliefs that may have led tothe bizarre killing of a native woman. Hoping to get information, Warren befriends the scientists as theyuncover a cult involved in animal shapeshifting, findings that fit with rumors the girl was killed by amythic wolf.Warren finds Billings, an ex-policeman searching for his daughter, Carrie, taken by Russian AndreyVolkov, head of a human trafficking ring. The private eye and ex-cop join forces, flying to a North Slopeoil town where the daughter is believed held in the sex trade. Failing to find Carrie, the two break outanother captive, Myra, who reports the daughter is held at the Russian's Anchorage estate. Warren andBillings flee south with the girl, battling Volkov henchmen along the way.At the village, the scientists learn a tribal shaman attempted a child sacrifice, but the boy miraculouslysurvives and is rescued from the wilds and placed in a covert foster home. Believing the child is still indanger, Dunbar seeks Warren's help as the team concludes their study and prepares to present theirfindings in Anchorage where they arrive just as Myra's rescuers deliver the girl safely to the authorities.In an assault on Volkov's mountain fortress, Billings frees his daughter then returns with her to Memphiswhile Warren stays behind for a final task. After he locates the boy and his caretaker in an old apartmentbuilding, Warren faces an unspeakable evil that has killed twice and is bent on destroying the child

  • av Yahya H. Affinnih
    450

    This book is undoubtedly rich in different diverse sources and literature that are put together into a coherent whole instead of dispersed copious literature on the genesis of West African countries' integration into the world political economy and geopolitics of the drug trade. To the author's best knowledge, there is no similar book that has focused on the recent West Africa drug connection. The book is well-researched and documented. It fills the missing void in the discourse of West Africa drug trade arrangements. This book is one of its kind in the annals of West Africa's drug trade history.This thrust and the thesis of the book is to provide a plausible and sufficient explanation as to why West Africa has become international traffickers' transshipments and transits hubs and cocaine distribution and repackage centers for cocaine en route to Europe. This book is informative for a wide variety of readers such as students, social analysts from different social sciences disciplines, drug policy makers in West African countries, and elsewhere in the world. The book's subject matter is a global-wide problem that concerns all modern human societies worldwide. There are no human societies that are immune to the dynamics of the global drug trade industries that pose threat to human, national, and global security in its wake.

  • av Sharrie Garbisch
    212 - 342

  • av Ethan Hadley
    174

    An octopus under a dark enchantment enters the realm creating havoc and destruction. Three heroes must travel through the realm facing danger and obstacles to defeat the enchantment and save the realm from destruction.

  • av Julie Bill
    224 - 354,-

  • av Cathy Nordgaarden
    255 - 279,-

  • av Don G Steffen
    224,-

    In this book, we acknowledge God's plan for mankind is not wrath but salvation in Christ Jesus. We will look at many attributes that must be found in a child of God. These include righteousness, holiness, redemption, praying, glorifying God, forgiveness, truth, and obedience. We consider the one item that can keep us from heaven--sin. We all sin, but the good news is that when sin increases, the grace of God abounds all the more. The Bible informs us hell was not made for mankind. We will look at grace, your account in heaven, the rapture, and the second coming. We will ask you to consider where you currently stand in relation to these topics and ask if your name is included in the Book of Life. We plan to meet you in the air at the rapture.

  • av Sargis Saribekyan
    199 - 291,-

  • av Cynthia Allen Thomas
    291,-

    In a world of unseen things, the ancient reality of the immortal, invisible intersects with the physical realm of earth and time. Hidden there are mysteries of cosmic birth, eternal wonders, and a story of friendship, love, and betrayal that spawned the clash of the ages.Reeling from a war that saw a third of Michael's forces side with one of his most respected friends, who is now the enemy, how will this Archangel protect the most precious life in all creation when he insists on this horrifying mission?

  • av Miranda Wyatt
    199 - 330

  • av David J. Partie
    199

    The "silent night" of Jesus's birth, as the popular Christmas carol would lead us to believe, is not so silent after all! In the account of the nativity of the Savior and what happens before and after that holy and blessed night in Matthew 1:18-2:18 and in Luke 1:5-2:40, there are twenty-one voices of individuals or groups giving their own perspectives on this sacred event. These twenty-one persons or groups form three circles of seven each who respond in significantly different ways to the nativity. This collection of Christmas poems is designed to give a voice to each of them and to encourage all of us to raise our own voices in praise of the newborn King!

  • av Heather Virgulto
    199

    Bella and Jax are rescue dogs that have found each other, a family, and a lot of love and adventures together.See how happy they are together with a family who loves and cares for them. Rescue dogs have so much love to give.

  • av Jim Murphy
    291,-

    Gold...silver...precious gems...the stuff dreams are made of. This is the story of a hoard of just such valuable metals and stones, whose journey begins in the year 1311, when the Knights Templar were prosecuted. A small band of valiant knights escape with the hoard and the turbulent journey begins. It's 2525, and enter Mary and James McGoldenck, a young couple from Laramie, Wyoming, who fall in love with metal detecting and rock hounding, and because of those activities, trek all over Wyoming seeking buried treasures. Enter a villain from Louisiana, Jean Pierre LaCroix - drug dealer, money launderer, human trafficker, murder - these are just a few of his methods of making money. Follow Mary and James as they deal with deadly encounters, ambushes, difficult terrains, a mysterious American Indian, Thomas Light Horse, who shows up out of nowhere, and an old rancher named Chester Wilcox, who owns the ranch that holds Crashed Wagon Canyon.

  • av George Hawkinson
    212 - 402

  • av Reba Whitley
    224 - 354,-

  • av Briyanna Dorminvil
    342 - 438,-

  • av Traci Keck
    267,-

    Choosing peace sounds nice, doesn't it?You may be wondering, where can I possibly start? Here in this book, you will find your way.A path to humor and hope. A journey through challenges and balance. A feeling of love and joy. And in our sometimes "less than peaceful world," you will find peace if you choose peace.Peace will come in all sizes. Some of you are looking for world peace--love that choice. Some of you just want a little peace of mind, a little peace with yourself. Wherever you are in your journey, you can bring about peace one day, one step, one choice at a time.Peace will always be the more difficult choice, but that's what God has called us to do. God calls us to peace on many levels: peace with ourselves, our family, our neighbors, our community, and yes, even peace in our world. Where will you start? Are you ready to choose?So let's strive for the things that bring peace and the things that build each other up.--Romans 14:19 (CEB)

  • av Pamela Ingram May
    212 - 342

  • av Valerie Y. Jordan Jones
    224,-

    All this...the Lord made me to understand by the writing, by His hand, upon me--all the work to be done according to the plan. (1 Chronicles 28:19)The overall purpose for these scriptural writings and meditations, A Word from the Rock (Listening to My Father Makes My Heart Sing), is to selah!Selah is a Hebrew rendering, which represents "a stop, a pause, reflection, to think on, and to praise." Selah is translated as an "intermission" in the Septuagint, which is the earliest Greek translation of the Old Testament, was completed in second century BCE, and was quoted by Apostle Paul.To selah is to focus on the things that our Father, who is in heaven, might be speaking through His Holy Spirit to our hearts and what He wants us to think about.Selah:

  • av John Wesley Knight III
    236,-

    The purpose of The Spiritual Self-Assessment Interview is for individuals to take a deeper look at their spiritual relationship with God and evaluate themselves on how well they are living out what they profess. This first-of-its-kind book will encourage you and provide you with a tool to help measure areas that can be improved upon. It will also give you a sense of accomplishment as you will vividly see areas where you have done well. This is a fresh perspective to challenge the way we think in our current culture. We are evaluated at our place of work and given a ninety-day review, a midyear review, and an annual review. We then strive to do our very best to improve in areas where we fall short for our employer. If we are willing to challenge ourselves to do better due to the critique of man, how much more should we be willing to do whatever it takes to improve ourselves for our God?

  • av L C King
    255

    A RIVER IS MORE THAN JUST A RIVER IN THE DINGHYIn this heart-stirring Christian adventure, L C King unravels hidden truths within the human spirit and explores the depths of faithful giving through the lives of a grandmother and her granddaughter.After losing her parents in a tragic accident, six-year-old Kara begins spending the summer months at her grandparent's cottage along the St. Joseph River.Kara loves the summers in the country-fishing and rowing in the dinghy-while listening to Grandma casting her bread through storytelling.Now at seventeen, Kara arrives at the cottage for the summer a different person. She is insolent, defiant, and self-centered.Alarmed by the changes she sees in her granddaughter, Grandma prays to God for wisdom and direction.God charts the course as he accompanies Grandma and Kara on a memorable river adventure in the old weatherworn dinghy.At summer's end, Kara returns home. She disregards the lessons learned along the river and navigates an uncharted course in her life.

  • av Robert Null
    199

    Standing firm in the face of adversity is an opportunity that we all get to endure. I think the willingness to stand is not something that we learn to do but rather that we are inspired to do. When we stand, we give the Lord something to work with. We give him someone to anoint for a purpose, someone to use for his cause. The willingness to stand arises from having seen others do so or having been inspired through his word. Standing firm in the face of adversity is also a matter of character. Pastors, people, and churches often find themselves with the choice of standing firm or fleeing. Those who stand are guaranteed a fight. Those who flee are guaranteed a failure. Since this is the case, standing, looking for God's victory, seems to be the proper course.

  • av Russ Nettles
    199

    In 2020, the world changed. What can we expect? Question what to believe and what's next.

  • av Marlene Wilson
    199

    I chose the title A Childhood in God's Arms because, throughout my life, my father hurt me. And God gave me a vision of Him picking me up and setting me on His lap as a child who was being abused. I laid my head against His chest, and there were tears falling down His cheeks while He held me in His arms.

  • av J. Morris Beene
    199

    Marriage of Honor is a Premarital Counseling Course that covers a number of different perspectives to help a couple think through issues that may come up in their future marriage. This Participant's Guide is a workbook to be used by participants in the Marriage of Honor Premarital Counseling Course in order for you to take notes during the course. My prayer is that you will find this material helpful to you in your current relationship and in your future marriage.2

  • av J. Morris Beene
    199

    Marriage of Honor is a title that comes from my desire to help couples rise to a higher level of seeking to honor God in their choices in life--including their marriage.2

  • av Michael Warren
    199

    It would be fantastic if life's experience was only marked by smooth sailing and ease. Yet, that is not always the case. Jesus expressed, "Here on earth you will have many trials and sorrows" (John 16:33 NLT). Nonetheless, sudden storms can catch you off guard.In the middle of one's journey, an unforeseen torrent assails where calm had been. Anxiety rises. The best efforts seem fruitless to diminish the impact of the storm. The strain of trying to navigate the tempestuous waters and howling winds is overwhelming. Questions flash in the midst of the tumult along with feelings of doubt, inability, and the why of the situation. Follow author Mike Warren as he unpacks a stormy season in his own life and his reflections on the journey. May this sailor's journal bring insight and encouragement when the waves rise and winds howl in your own experience.

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