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  • av Mary Joyce McNeil Flournoy
    212,-

    Fam'ly is a heartwarming family saga about the author's large family of seven children, whose parents married young, possessing only minimal skills and education during the Great Depression in this country, and their struggles to rise above their marginal existence. Although both of the writer's parents had been encouraged by their families to acquire skills before getting married, the couple believed they could obtain advanced skills and have a much better life after marrying by moving from their small South Carolina rural setting to Charlotte, North Carolina, a much bigger city.Fam'ly shares the story of the young black couple's struggles amid a backdrop of the Jim Crow and segregation era and a depressed economy to overcome adversity; to better their lives, their extended family members' lives as well as their children's lives; and to make sure all their seven children obtained a higher education so they could have a better quality of life than they had experienced.The narrative tells how the pair's tenacity, strong bonds of love and support from their immediate and extended families--some of whom had followed the Great Migration and moved to Northern cities such as Brooklyn and Bronx, New York--and love and faith in God helped them to overcome obstacles and accomplish goals in their lives.The story also shows that those you help or who help you do not have to be members of your immediate or extended families. They can be members of various family circles in your life, like church, work, or community families.Fam'ly highlights the efforts of an extended family--not just the immediate family--working together to help one another succeed. While the book does have its serious side, it is lighthearted, funny, informative, and entertaining but with a historical, factual, and real-life backdrop.

  • av Thomas Dean
    236,-

    Tom has led a very interesting life, filled with various adventures, all the while enjoying a full family life. Activities such as these filled his life with humor and excitement: surfing, coaching soccer and Little League, playing semipro football, diving with Navy SEALs, off-road car racing Baja 500 and 1000, Tecate 250 on a motorcycle, fire department captain, Senior Olympic volleyball, automobile road racing, sailboat racing and cruising, and many more exciting and humorous moments.That period of our history offered his generation the opportunity to achieve a full life experience without some of the restraints that the new generations must endure.

  • av Kaleema Overton Ameen
    236 - 354,-

  • av A. A.
    249,-

    On planet Mythos, a utopia is endangered when the Mothergod mysteriously dies right after childbirth. One son was planned, but five were born. With the death of their wise leader, a perfect chance arises for a criminal organization to take form. This shakes the utopia to its foundation and breaks the peace they've known for billions of years. Dimago was chosen as heir to Mythos, placing Vikor, the firstborn, on a path of revenge. The five brothers live their lives cluelessly running into each other as their fates are forever intertwined. The planet's destiny rests in their hands, but a mysterious figure has other plans for Mythos, pulling their strings from the shadows.

  • av Walter S. Maybury
    426 - 523,-

  • av Alex Russo
    212,-

    Addy was always frustrated with the mysteries of God and redemption.Growing up Catholic, she did her best to live carefully, pray to the saints regularly, and trust the process of faith. She spent time caring for the sick in Kathmandu villages, leading her to a life of service in medicine as a physician assistant in her home state of North Carolina. Everything made sense, and her direction in life was clear. It was her calling.That was until she met the handsome, enigmatic Dr. Alden. The years that followed became a spiral of passion, soaring industry, secrets, and betrayal. Through it all, she searched for answers and reasons while also picking up the pieces of a beautiful life shattered. She questioned God many times.What lessons does God have for broken promises and heartbreak? Time will tell.

  • av O'Jay Bostic
    236,-

    A young child that grew up in a dysfunctional household reflects on his life which began with a huge life crisis at four years old. His environment was filled with so many negative aspects that never sat well with him, but he had to push through a bad start to life. As the first child for two teen parents, there were many things that should have happened that didn't, but the right people were always around to assist this young man along his journey. He always knew that he would be someone in life even though he came coming from nothing and never backed down from that challenge. He viewed his childhood as a prison sentence that had a release date on the same day that he would graduate high school. Dealing with so many hectic situations was a challenge, but he never allowed the elements to detour him from the vision that he maintained. He dealt with the conditions to earn his diploma knowing everything from that point on would fall solely on him. As a product of a single-parent household that was never the best relationship, he adapted to the conditions by leaning heavily on himself knowing he desired to operate completely differently from most of the people that he had to deal with regularly. The chaos that he saw earlier in life was always motivation to become a better person. He took a chance with seeing what the US Army had to offer and gained life changing exposures. The structure and formalities were much easier to deal with compared to the pandemonium that he was forced to deal with at one point. While having lunch one day, he ran into a very interesting child that he would watch grow up. The child is dealing with a hectic environment as well which is the perfect opportunity for him to intervene since he didn't have a male figure that could. He didn't have anyone in his corner, but he could use those experience to change the conditions for someone else. He made sure to share the valuable life experiences that came from several failures which are the best teachers that a person can have. Honestly, there are no failures or losses in life but rather life lessons. As the young man grew, he never changed his perspective which caused a strain on their relationship. The two parties would mutually agree to terminate their relationship permanently after creating countless memories together. Running From Nothing is a story about facing life issues because they don't go away until you solve them. You can run from them, but they will remain in the same place until they are resolved. You can fix any issue that you truly want to overcome when you push pass your fears and concerns. Once you fully grasp this mentality, it'll transform you into a new person. Change will only come when a person gets tired of their conditions and puts in an honest effort to influence the changes that they desire. You must come out of the darkness to shine just like the front cover illustration shows.

  • av Casrule Oxford
    187

    The Players' Web explores the hidden and the obvious connections between people. Everybody tries to hide their tracks when they are involved in things they do not want known. No matter how close people seem to be, there is some things they just cannot reveal.Tango Mitchell is at the center of this web of deceit and treachery. He tries his best to stay above it all, but it is because of him and what he does that makes everyone move. When the people closest to him get caught up in what he is doing, one by one they start losing control.One by one, their actions create opposite and equal reactions somewhere else.When someone in the web reacts, someone else does something no one expected.Will the web survive, or will it entangle its prey?2

  • av Rosemarie Birri D'Alessandro
    954 - 1 048,-

  • av L. D. Nichols
    187 - 279,-

  • av Carol Polcovar
    267,-

    Time: the late nineteenth century. Place: the city of New York, a mecca for the ambitious and the corrupt where the poor barely survive on the wages for their fourteen-hour work day. Crime is at its highest, higher than it will be in all of the city's history. Nevertheless, the burgeoning city is alive with possibilities. This is the setting for a different kind of coming-of-age story. Sixteen-year-old Rivka Lenski, a recent Russian Jewish immigrant and orphan, cannot even read or write English. Her days are spent on survival. When her coworker and friend Frieda Baum is found murdered in a house of assignation on Allen Street, Rivka pledges to find the murderer and bring justice to her friend's devastated family. Rivka's search to find her friend's killer leads Rivka deeper into the diverse and complex world of late nineteenth-century New York, a world rife with corruption, racism, and crime yet filled with colorful characters like the criminal lawyers Hummel and Howe and Mother Mandelbaum, the head of organized crime in the city. Rivka's search brings her face to face with the intertwined worlds of this New York, from the glorious mansions of Grammercy Park to the haunts of ambitious prostitutes and entertainers, into the lives of women who love each other as well as informants and pickpockets while growing stronger and more aware of a world she had never before noticed. Through her unexpected friendship with Mercy, a maid in the house where her friend Frieda died, Rivka learns how to read and write and about the cruelty of racism in her new land. In searching for a murderer, Rivka learns to become a detective and an American.

  • av Kevin W. Lynn
    402

    The story starts at Bulia, a small town north of Mitelia, which is a planet that just finished its industrial revolution and is distant to Earth about one hundred light-years away. An excellent engineer, Chris meets Kerman, a captain of a spaceship, who invites Chris to help investigate an event for his colleague's daughter. During the travel to Ponlenia, they meet the extremely dangerous black hole incident. They struggle with the event and eventually arrive at Ponlenia. From an industrial revolution planet to a five-thousand-year-old advanced civilization, Chris gets a great shock, but he and his friends Frank and Christopher, eventually with their hard work and studying, they gradually become important members in the space center. Meanwhile, the real important event happens when Mike and Sam's first Earth expedition team entered this sphere to build the Earth's first colony, Milirina. As the human beings' first ideal immigrating target planet, Milirina showed the people from Earth an amazing scene. Also they help the L-P star system get rid of the threat of the black hole. The whole story is thrilling and romantic, especially in the final part when Mike's team at last eliminates the heaviest natural disaster. Everyone will get a clear image that the future of human beings will be like the story--bright, winding, and happy.

  • av Al Dillapree Sr.
    291,-

    The Cranium Canvas is a collection of stories about the Barbershop and the Barbering business. Many challenges that go on behind the chair usually remain behind the scenes until now. Al Dillapree Sr. gives firsthand accounts of various perspectives of Barbering that translates to any profession.Witty and educational form an intriguing couple in this success-for-life manual. Al Dillapree Sr. is a seventeen-year veteran Barber with experience in people, thus making The Cranium Canvas a captivating read for all.

  • av Helena Doyle
    199

    Elmer and his friends return in the long-awaited sequel to Elmer's Plan, which is available on Amazon.Far, far away in Giants Valley was Dabner Forest, and tucked away in a hidden corner of Dabner Forest lies Dream Fairy Dell. Dream Fairy Dell is the home of Willie, the head sand-person; Susan, his best friend and the assistant head sand-person; and Elmer, the youngest of all the dream fairies.Join Elmer and his friends as they try out for the Giants Valley baseball league. With his best friend Drog, a nightmare troll; Pam, a troll with a growing problem and a good eye at bat; and Jester, a giant with a big heart who forgets to practice but remembers how to be a friend, as they try out for the teams and learn a valuable lesson about good sportsmanship.

  • av Christine McGivern
    187

    For the reader who can open their mind, even confined to a dorm space, which may hinder their hunger's delight.An easy style of cooking guide that is precise yet interpretative.A must for anyone off to college dorm life.You won't have to go hungry--a guide for a different type of lifestyle for the young chef of the future.These unconventional methods are tasty yet simple and with real terms and insight of the culinary world; it may broaden your horizon into the world of cooking while you embark in your studies.This is a great survival cooking guide.

  • av T. W. Small
    279,-

    Stark Justice Back of Book Cover When Elmer Stark's dream of becoming the greatest thoroughbred jockey of all time is shattered by the daughter of a rich and powerful rancher, Elmer employs Arnie Adams. a naïve but talented young lawyer to obtain Elmer his due. The flaws of the justice system are exposed while Adams fights the lies and notorious defense attorney, Katherine O'Shaughnessy. Elmer struggles to maintain his faith in Arnie and himself despite the odds against them. The outcome can only be described as stark justice for all the characters. A must read for those who want a glimpse of how the justice system really works! "Stark Justice is a fast paced, quick, and stimulating read by an author who knows the courtroom and understands how to bring interesting characters to life. Judge T.W. "Chip" Small brings together his deep wisdom, knowledge and understanding of real people, his observations and familiarity with the courtroom, and his awareness of the strategies employed by trial lawyers on both sides of a case in this entertaining story set in the small towns of Eastern Washington. The reader gets an actual and enjoyable education, an inside view of how the legal process truly works, and the thought process of plaintiffs and defense attorneys, litigants, and insurance companies throughout the proceedings. This is a book to be savored." -John R. "Jack" Connelly

  • av Sheri Buck
    174

    Sheri is an impressionable young teenager that gets involved with an older man and becomes pregnant. Her life changes when domestic violence and drugs enter her life, which leads her into a life filled with darkness due to her getting addicted to heroin. However, unbeknownst to her, her life is about to change when she gets arrested on drug charges, which leads her to a life beyond her wildest dreams.

  • av Cherie Lewis
    475

    Cherie Lewis has created a captivating read that is a page-turner and a book that will be hard to put down. Being as intensely private as she is talented, Cherie Lewis shares her inspiring story like no one else can, giving the reader the ride of a lifetime as she desperately searches for her life's purpose. This is a story told with bravery, insight, integrity, and the unwavering desire to survive. Never Say Uncle is a novel based on a true story of never giving up and never giving in and never surrendering to the enemy within. The author takes you to the dark side, revealing how the main character, a barefooted little girl in pigtails, escapes the wrath of childhood abuse, becoming a mighty warrior battling to keep control of her life after love, loss, and heartache.The author takes you on a journey from overcoming obstacles of being victimized to becoming a survivor from the enemy that had taken a solemn oath to keep her from harm's way.From the very beginning, the writer shares the tale of a family of tortured souls and the brave young girl who must fight against the disloyal protector and untrustworthy guardians of her childhood, only to escape into the arms of a self-proclaimed mountain man, falling into a world of bitterness, anger, and despair as she jumps out of the frying pan and into the fire.From the first page to the last, the author does not disappoint.

  • av Phil Wich
    236,-

    Like Albert King wrote in 1967, Ravi Dane was born under a bad sign. Son of an overindulgent young mother and his guitar-playing, drug-addicted father, Ravi stood little chance at surviving, much less succeeding, at life. His stolen first breath would be the only card cleanly dealt to him. Out-of-control circumstances robbed him of the life others would enjoy as he grew up sidestepping an abusive stepfather and finding acceptance and safety in friends that would protect and love him throughout the rest of his life. A retired guitar hidden under years of dust and disappointment unlocked innate musical ability commonly found on stages and in concert halls throughout the world. The love of a young woman hiding in plain sight and the four members of a garage band would ferry Ravi into the world of rock and roll and the destiny always in his cards.

  • av Adetoun A. Afolabi
    279 - 438,-

  • av Peter Thalheim
    236,-

    Read how the typical TESLA electric vehicle driver is more affluent than the average citizen and consumes considerably more carbon to live their comfortable lives at their first or second home with their private clubs, take-out food, household staff, extensive vacations, etc. The vow of poverty to immediately aid our environment is not in the cards for these carbon pigs, or for the rest of us for that matter. Most of us fall short between our personal consumption habits and our public persona expressing concern for our environment. Read how amazon prime is unsustainable at any speed of delivery as other delivery options, albeit slower, are already in your neighborhood. Read about various strategies of solar, wind, hydrogen, fusion, efuels, and others to ameliorate our stress on the environment living our comfortable and consumptive lifestyles which include cell phones, laptops, and social media. We should do whatever we can for the environment provided it does not raise the cost of living for the poor. They should not bear the brunt of greenwashing the environmental conscience of our betters, those with a higher net worth and/or higher education degree than the rest of us. Eliminating the United States' economy from the world's ecosystem, would have a negligible impact on preventing the rise in average global temperature of 1.5 degrees Celsius proposed by the Paris Climate Accord by the year 2100, yet the United States is imperative for the liberal democratic project of expanding the Rule of Law to more of our brother and sister citizens around the globe versus Rule of Man totalitarian regimes like China and Russia, who care not for international rules and norms of conduct. You decide.

  • av Thomas Westin
    236,-

    This book is about the journey of a man--from meager beginnings, being abused and misunderstood by schoolmates and cousins, starting an adventure with very little, surviving on the kindness of others, and refusing to accept something without paying for it in some way.They expected a long-haired bearded boy in an army jacket to be a bum, but he would be a surprise to them by his work ethic.Knowing very little about horses or the mountains, he purchased a horse, which began a journey through desolate lands, such as hot deserts and cold, freezing mountains. He knew little about mountain horse packing. Many close calls on his journey transformed this inexperienced boy into a man. Mentored by many people along his journey, he discovered that being a man isn't all about being tough, braving the unknown, crossing rivers, and climbing rugged mountains. He discovered it was about gentleness, kindness, and understanding--most of all, faith and love. The combination of all the mentoring would help him become successful in completing his journey to find himself and faith.

  • av Gerald W. Mayes Pe Retired
    255

    The book follows the life of the author from his early recollections of growing up on the farm through his college training and his career as a civil engineer. It explores what forces and influences led him to desire to become an engineer, specifically a civil engineer. It shows his successes and his deficiencies and how he overcame them. His experiences directly affected the way he treated others and how he turned failures into successes. It also introduces the novice reader to the world of engineering and adds insight to the world of the experienced engineer. Even experienced engineers and highly technical trained people can always learn more from others.The book follows his career through the initial graduation of the engineer, his first summer job as a practicing engineer, and each successive career change and modification. It develops the author as he learns to deal with supervision and being in charge as well as lessons he learns as his career progresses. As his career continues to develop, he learns that he does not utilize his technical skills as much since he has other competent people working for him to perform those tasks. As a supervisor of a large group, he has to develop people skills in order to handle the problems of his group.The book finally covers the many different tasks and assignments that are required that he must handle. The author performs many tasks that are not specifically a part of his job description, but he has learned to cope with unsuspecting requests and learns to adapt. A large part of his duties involves training and teaching those who work for him to accept new challenges and pass the knowledge learned on to others. The book will give insight into the working career of an engineer and provide instruction and knowledge to the young inexperienced engineer as well as to the experienced engineer.

  • av Charles Huey
    250

    Charles Huey is a best-selling author. Dead-End for Dollars was released worldwide, followed by the novel Marked for a Crime. Threads of a Crime is his latest release. Following college, he worked in broadcasting for eight years. He then began a thirty-year path of adventure and curiosity in science, working as an engineer in telecommunications development. He lives in North Carolina near his family.

  • av Sheri Palmer
    212 - 354,-

  • av Eileen Danielson
    212,-

    Derek is a workaholic physicist who spends more time in a lab then living life. After working another late night, he leaves but doesn't make it home. Waking up in a strange dark land being hunted by creatures that can't be seen, Derek must rely on a camp of people led by a young woman named Mallory to survive. Even with limited resources, they make the best of their situation, but Derek never gives up hope trying to learn where they are. Realizing that the longer they stay, the more dangerous it was becoming for them all, Derek knew that they needed to somehow find a way back home. Working together is the only chance Derek, Mallory, Alec, and those with them have to stay alive long enough to find out why they were brought there and find a way home or die trying.

  • av T. K. Marchesi
    366 - 463,-

  • av J P Fireshadow
    187

    This adventure will puzzle you every step of the way. It gets more and more thrilling as you see Jackie trying her hardest to protect the stone but also see Alex getting closer to stealing the stone. It entices you to desperately wonder what will happen next. Who will have the stone? Will it be tragic or peaceful? You will never know until you get to the last shocking chapter.

  • av Lina Zilionyte
    263,-

    Just six-year-old Lucy was aware already that she lived in two different worlds. One world was her home, village, and the people where old traditions and customs prevailed. Another world was where the soviet ruling claimed its dominance over every aspect of their daily life.Lucy faced the first challenges of the new ruling at the elementary school, and in no time, she learned to cover up her true belief for her country and its people. She became silent but conscious worrier for her national identity and freedom of her country. She knew what it meant to be deprived of freedom as nation and as a Lithuanian. She graduated from the university as a non-party member; and it seemed, at least at that moment, that she had sealed her convictions and national identity for good.When she got a job as a translator, there was a hope, although short lived, that she might be able to create a comfortable life even in the Soviet paradise. However, when she began to climb her career ladder, the inevitable happened. During the interview with the chief of the KGB, Lucy rejected the proposal to become a party member and join the ranks of the Soviet spies abroad. Instead, she quit her favorite job. It did not take long for her to realize that she was jobless in the country where unemployment was equal to crime, meaning that she could be persecuted as a criminal. So now she would have to choose one out of two: either to be persecuted as a political criminal or leave her beloved Lithuania for good. And she chose the latter.

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