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This book is about one man's journey of transformation that will inspire you to make changes in your own life and will show you how to improve yourself, even in harsh conditions. The author, Todd L. Cook, has served more than 30 years of incarceration, and whether you're in prison or not, his experiences will offer guidance in avoiding peer pressure, help you quit smoking cigarettes, show you how to overcome addiction to drugs and alcohol, and teach you how to use the stock market to beat a bank account. His life demonstrates the power of perseverance in the face of overwhelming odds, which makes this a must-read for anyone struggling to fit in or having trouble believing in themselves. His message will change the way you live your life and help you become a better person because of it.

When a killer dog and a toddler are found sitting precariously near I-65 in Kentucky, they are taken to what appears to be a working farm, or is it? To the neighboring town, the farm is business as usual, Hay and cattle, but something more is also going on within those fences. The people there, mostly former or retired military working just outside federal and local jurisdiction, had an interest in the idea that to better the lives of people, even fierce enemies, could perhaps be accomplished if each was living in the reality of the other. The phrase winning hearts and minds had been used in military campaigns with some success, so they worked with individuals to study this premise applied on a much smaller and more personalized scale. Could changes be made one person at a time? Would it work and be lasting? Finally, would it make a difference. Once the unlikely pair arrived, it was quickly apparent that the people who had been responsible for their care needed to be found and brought to the facility as well. No one working at the facility could have predicted this would test them to their limits. Baby's Breath is a novel that explores bias and how our human nature plays out from one person to the next. Have you ever found yourself wondering why a person treats another the way they do? If roles were reversed, would they view their actions differently? The characters in Baby's Breath allow you to enter their lives and perhaps gain a better understanding of the why.Bias against someone seems to be the norm and we've forgotten that a person may be reacting due to any number of recent or past experiences just to survive. Certain characters in my book I imagined were sitting with me and told me what to write. I now see them as dear friends who could have done better with a seasoned writer, so I ask their fictional forgiveness. My wish is that you enjoy my first novel. If you come away with anything, come away with the understanding that a preconceived notion of how a person appears in life is only the surface. Treasures may be discovered if you dig a bit deeper.

This book reflects my feelings throughout my journey. True expressions have been a challenge for me. This book gave me the opportunity and encouragement to express feelings from within.By the time I was in middle school, I begin to realize that I had mild depression and low self-esteem. I always kept my feelings and hurt built up inside of me. I didn't want others to say I complain too much or "Every time I turn around, she's having problems." I was telling myself that if I talked to anyone, they wouldn't be able to understand me. I began to express my feelings on paper, releasing some of that pressure and buildup. I wrote something, "How Can This Be?" In that writing, I talked about me and the feelings that I felt. Now that I'm older, I thank God allowing me to overcome those feelings.

Love and Life covers a lot of each of those topics. The book contains poems about love and its various forms and how a person may experience it relating to the person whom they love. It also covers topics about outer space, nature, observations, existential order, companies, friends, aging, and much more.

Remember when we were kids or you might be a kid now and we wondered where would we end up if we tunneled through the Earth? Well, wonder no more. In the pages before you, you will see where you would come out. Have you ever heard of an antipode? It is defined as "true opposite." Do you like adventures? I have one right here. In the pages of this book, you the reader, will enjoy an action, adventure, mystery, comedy, and romance with just a dash of drama that will take you around the world with Chris Collier and April Mckenzie, exes for the wrong reason, who are on an adventure that results in a discovery. Don't believe me; see for yourself.

In The Uprising, the third book in what many are now calling the Heartland trilogy, Bunk Russell continues to entertain his readers with his unique writing style. In this writing, patriotism takes on a new meaning as Mike Lane, the leader of the now Patriot Party and the Newly Born Patriot Movement, creates an alliance between strange bedfellows--the patriot militias, the United States military, law enforcement, and a discontented populace.The country has an openly lesbian president and a Muslim vice president, and they have appointed socialists and socialist sympathizers throughout their cabinet. The New World Union has troops on American soil, and the president has plans to completely remove what little is left of America's constitutional republic and nationalist structure to become the president of this New World Union. The United States will essentially be dissolved, and all the government, including the military and the national and local law enforcement agencies, will be subservient to the NWU.This becomes the unifier of Mike Lane's coalition, which will attempt to take our country back and to reestablish the constitutional republic of the Founding Fathers.The Uprising plays itself out all across the heartland in a way that only this author could create with a blend of today's news, history, and science fiction. This book reminds us all that freedom is not given but is taken.--Patricia BrownThe author's choice of words and literary expression were very moving and stimulating.--Edwardo Patel on The Wind in the TreesI have been looking for a profound book such as this my whole life, and to think that I would get it in my hands so soon. Great job!--Jamarcus Holmes on In the HeartlandIn the Heartland would certainly make a great movie.--Unknown

Scarlett has only known Scout for a short time, but with nothing to do except wait out the snowstorm, she doesn't mind his company. However, the day takes an interesting turn when Scarlett finds the key that unlocks her cellar door, and the two find themselves emerging into a different realm where kings and queens still reign, magic is a part of everyday life, and people can shift in and out of dragon form at will. Months later, just as Scarlett is getting used to her new life, she is kidnapped from a battle and taken to an unknown island. Now, with no idea where she is and with no allies, all she has is the hope that her family is looking for her.

Some may claim that they've had moments of déjà vu, or the uncanny ability to see what is about to happen, like determining the end of a movie, or feeling like you have been somewhere before, based on nothing but intuition. However, what if you could acquire a prescreening of your future, would you? Or would you prefer whatever happens, happens without your destiny ever being revealed? Well, for Hope Wilson, that was never an option. Considering it both a blessing and a curse, she marches through life alone understanding those same premonitions will lead her ever closer to the man she will eventually meet and fall in love with.Often described as a selfless woman, Hope donates much of her time and money to the less fortunate, aiding anyone in need, even knowing her destined path is about to change. That is when John walks in, a man who is looking for his own purpose, while he himself searches for that one special person who will stand beside him through it all.With the love and support of her family and friends like Elvin, John's college roommate, and Liz, Hope's best friend, they embrace what life offers, with all the normalcies of life's twists and turns. And even though Hope strictly adheres to her rule of her not changing anyone's futures, they each optimistically focus on their tomorrows. How will it all turn out? Only Hope knows.

Aaron in the Snow is a book about how someone who is so set in their ways can be changed by God's love. It also deals with someone who thinks they know everything and is all too smart to learn something new.In this day and time, when the only thing you see on TV is borderline stupidity, or promoting some kind of sex theme, the world needs to get back to the Word of God.Nowadays, everyone is a hero, or trying to be a comedian. The world thinks that if you watch and live by the actions portrayed on TV, you're "cool," or if you display the way they act, you're as "tough" or as "popular" as the actors are.Aaron in the Snow is a book that should be read by everyone from grammar school up.I have had older people, as well as young, read the book and cry, trying to understand why the world can't be more like the story it tells.I don't look for my book to change the world, but if it reaches just one person, just one life changed, then the work was all worth it.I just ask that you read my book and put yourself in Ashley's place. Try to imagine how her life was and how the Lord has brought her up to where he could use her for his work and his honor and glory.

Clarissa Louise Whitehead fell victim to the overwhelming desire that so many others like her before suffered from, which is to be a star--a rare feat indeed. But she had looks and she had brains, and nothing was going to stop her. She would have to leave behind the safety and security of friends and family to achieve this goal and travel to a faraway land called Hollywood. However, fame and fortune would come with a price. In her quest for stardom, a menacing danger would manifest itself, stalking her, watching her just out of reach. She could feel the danger like a specter peering out from a dark place. However, this menace would learn just how tough she was. Clarissa's star burned brightly if only for a short time. She touched and changed many lives in her search for the Hollywood of the past, and the reward for the reader will be learning about her journey.

Knock! Knock!It started in the living room.The sound.I heard heavy breathing with a gentle shuffle of footsteps. I was terrified. How could I not be alone in my house?That breathing. That shuffling.Closer.Closer.I tried to see what I could. I saw nothing. By the speed it approached, it would reach the light switch at the same time I would. What could I do? Where could I go?I wondered what it was capable of. Making noise? Yes. Of course. Making a sound like it is getting closer? Yes. It can do that.Touch me? Nah. Ghost can't do that. Can they?Can they?Can they?This is not a fake story. This is a true story.Can they?I know the answer.

Even inside a house, adventures are possible. What child does not like to play hide-and-seek? Every child does. They begin at a tender age by hiding their faces behind their hands as they play peekaboo. This book is intended to show the different personalities of children and how they can blend together, despite differences, and enjoy each other's company. Challenges await as each child comes with his or her own ideas, but it is a beautiful thing when children can compromise and when they can respect each other's ideas. Every child's ideas are important, and compromise is a way of saying that despite differences, goals can be achieved, and everyone can be satisfied. Nonacceptance of a child's idea does not mean the rejection of a child, and this is where the adults in their lives take the opportunity to inform them of how important they are and how equally important other children are. Hide-and-Seek with Kimora is a good, anytime-of-the-day storybook that a child can enjoy whether they are going off to bed or enjoying the day with a good book in hand.

Daisy May is the sweetest angel of a dog, who loves all living creatures. She lives with her human on a farm just outside of town, where she laughs and plays with all her farm animal buddies. One beautiful day, she leaves home to visit her good friend, who lives just down the trail from her. Together they meet several new friends and have the time of their lives. The group continues their journey and heads to the park, but along the way, they discover that the world may not be ready for their friendship. Daisy May must do whatever she can to protect her new friends and the special bond that they have forged.

I wrote this book to help young children learn the alphabet as they follow the adventures of Daniel the Dragon and his new family--the Andersons. Follow Daniel's next adventures with his family, the Andersons, as we travel the country. We will continue to learn the letters of the alphabet and then his next adventures as Daniel gets another idea "to travel the world and learn the rest of the alphabet." Also, you will be able to learn interesting facts about each area called "Daniel's Interesting Facts" in the following two books. This will be educational and inspiring to the children you read it to.

The Lives We Were Meant to Live There is always a price to pay for keeping secrets. Most of us understand this, inclined as we are to privacy regarding our personal passions. But holding back invites unexpected consequences. It might cause us to make decisions that are not to our benefit, especially when the options are alluring and persuasive.And so it is with two secret dreamers, Ellie and Gavin, and the characters who fill their lives. All these confront a series of life-altering choices that determine their destinies. One can choose to reveal his private dreams, an act that could unleash astonishing powers. Or one can refuse to share, resulting in frustration or despair. The lives of the Taylor family, as with most of us, are lived between these two notions. "Don't be afraid to give up the good to go for the great." John D. Rockefeller "If you do not change direction, you may end up where you are heading." Siddh¿rtha Gautama "Compare yourself to who you were yesterday, not to who someone else is today." -Jordan Peterson

All About Me is a book where Jenny explains some similarities and differences between many of her friends and that, just like all her friends, they are all capable and smart in their own way! Many of the kids love making friends and just want the world to know that although they learn differently, it does not mean they are not able to be friends!

Well, Stanley the squirrel loves to help others animals and loves to run and gets in mischief with the other animals. Stanley the squirrel also gets in mischief with the two leggers.

When billionaire, ranch and rodeo company owner J. D. Hawk went on his annual poker trip to Las Vegas with his three brothers, he never in is wildest dreams thought that his life would change so drastically. But when he accidentally but literally broke a hot-tempered redhead's nose, everything changed. He falls in love with her at first sight. She gives him the peace he has never felt, but he found out quickly his life would never be boring with her around. Now the only thing is, he has to figure out how to keep her from leaving him when his secrets keep biting him in the ass. Cat Mackie was a beautiful redhead, past rodeo champion, and widowed rancher from the hills of Pennsylvania. Her dead husband came to her son in a dream, telling him to send her to Las Vegas for a convention. When she arrived at the Las Vegas airport, a hulk of a cowboy broke her nose, and her life was changed forever. She fell in love with the cowboy at first sight. She accepts his big family, which she knows half of them hate her, his six children, and hectic life. But would the secrets he keep from her send her back to the hills of Pennsylvania forever, or can she survive the new life that karma has dealt her?

Nothing appears on the farthest reaches of the final Hubble Ultra Deep Field view except a complete cosmic barren blackness, an infinite dark void, devoid of a ray of light, a chance of life, and even the dust of dreams.The universe known to humanity has started an incredibly fast and violent dissolution, an end to eternity and everything ever held by those once endless eons. Worldly salvation or destruction can only be provided by otherworldly powers, beings with abilities almost incomprehensible to human beings. Minions of these guardians of good and emissaries of evil, legions of light and dark forces, finally meet in a cataclysmic earthly battle to determine if the universe fails or prevails.Time is ultimately shown to be terrible and tenuous, fleeting and forever.

"Guet-apens," said Mary, "I feel ambushed!"A young woman in trouble attempts to flee the guilt of her sin by enticing her sister to also be promiscuous and then connives to trap a soldier to claim fatherhood for the unborn child, naming her lover as the father would serve him a harsh punishment by the statutes of the fort.A twist of fate for the young woman will secure her goal to hide the embarrassment of her sin. Her fate lay in the hands of a half-breed Indian, an unexpected prisoner at the fort.

The five-book series All In is about the life of a little girl in South Dakota. The stories that you will read are both shocking and graphic. Even though all the writings are true, the author changed the time, places, and names of many to protect those who would almost certainly be prosecuted. Changes were also made to protect other children who were involved in the events that unfolded before you. They are grown-ups now, but they are still victims, and they are still suffering. The author has no intention to bring more pain by telling everyone in the world about these horrible truths but, rather, to bring awareness that we are not alone. The author feels that once this series becomes public, many others will follow and reveal their stories.The events will be intrusive and embarrassing to the average adult. Don't be afraid to be offended. You should be. The author shared her life experiences in hopes of educating those who think their children are safe. They are not. They are victims, and no one should be trusted with them, not even their parents. The author wrote the books and all the information in the series so they can be used as a learning/study tool for human behavior. We run from the ugly truth. Maybe it's time we talked more about the real stories of our children. It's the only way to protect them and change the world with truth versus hiding its ugliness.In a vision, the author was told, "In order to kill darkness and evil, you must drag it into the light." The author in these writings is fulfilling this order.

The villain Endy and her diabolical cat, Boo-Boy, create a crime wave of bank robberies, with the lead detective, Gregory Tree, hot on their trail. However, a chance encounter with Endy by Gregory spiraled into a love affair that added mystery and intrigue to Endy's love for Gregory, balancing her love with her pet companion and crime partner, Boo-Boy.