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The setting is Texas, and the story encompassses the gamut of human emotions, as witnessed in the Wild West. Action abounds along with love and betrayals, during the unsettling historical period after the civil war. As a succesful leader of a band of Mexican outlaws, he is pursued by the Texas Rangers. He met the girl of his dream, who had a mutual yen, and he applied as a ranchero at her dad's spread. However, she was a problematic young woman, and the interactions between them created situations, where murder, and mayhem, became an end result; thus, a pusuit ensued, by those who brandish a gun. Enjoy,J. L. Roy
"An emotion-driven masterpiece." The Bookish Elf "One of the most compelling stories I've read." Goodreads Review "Romantic, exciting, surprising - and just a joy to read." Amazon Review Bestselling thriller author Danielle Singleton conquers a new genre in this heartwarming love story about the power of friendship, destiny, and finding what truly matters in life. Starting in the 1980s, Every Star in the Sky follows main characters Richard and Rebecca from the first day they meet in business school through years of friendship, love, loss, and eventually a powerful reunion and redemption. Using Singleton's trademark fast-paced style, the engaging storyline and beloved characters keep readers on the edge of their seat. Richard and Rebecca's love story is "a beautifully written book, an elegant and experienced writing style, and a delightful story that you will carry in your heart for quite some time." Summary When Rebecca Lewis meets Richard Arrington on her first day at Harvard Business School, she wants nothing to do with him. He is snobby, he is English, and he is handsome enough to be a distraction from her goal of graduating first in her class. It is 1984, and Rebecca has to prove she belongs in a man's world. When Richard meets Rebecca, he falls in love. Thirty-five years later, Richard has finally achieved his lifelong dream: he is Prime Minister of Great Britain. Handsome and popular, the English aristocrat has everything he ever wanted. But when a scandal erupts accusing him of lying and stealing, Richard must answer for a secret past that has shaped his life - and a secret love that will never die.
In 1911, Fr. Johannes Künzle published what would become one of the most important books written on Herbal Medicine in the 20th Century. This bold and outspoken Swiss priest wrote what was little more than a pamphlet on herbs and their use. His brief booklet, of fewer than 40 pages, sought to educate the common people of central Europe about the flowers, weeds and trees that grew in abundance, and how they may be used to treat common illnesses. Like his predecessor, Fr. Kneipp, his vision was of kitchen medicine, folk medicine, and a firm faith that God had provided all an individual of family could need for general health in the "Herbs and Weeds". His little book became a best seller. This led to fame that he generally did not desire, and to clashes with the medical establishment. He challenged that establishment and won court battles, proving that his herbs were sometimes even more effective than their medicine. This made Fr. Künzle an international figure. Fr. Künzle revitalized the tradition of "German Folk Medicine", and his booklet was likely to be found in any German speaking home. Unfortunately, then came the World Wars. Much of the world was at war with Germany and its allies. Books written in the German language were not to be seen in homes in America, England or France (etc.). Fr. Künzle's little booklet was never translated into English during his lifetime; only one such effort was made decades later, and that disappeared quickly. By the 2,000s, only scarce reference was found of Fr. Künzle, even online. I only became aware of his work through Maria Treben, the great Austrian herbalist who once more brought German Folk Medicine to the collective consciousness of the modern world. Made curious by brief mentions of Fr. Künzle in her books, I began a fruitless search for an English translation of his book either to purchase or in libraries. Fortunately, I had an Austrian friend. Jolanta Wittib and I met on The Grow Network Forums. I quickly recognized her as a skilled and experienced herbalist, in the tradition to which I was being drawn. So, I asked her if she would be interesting in collaborating on this book. To my surprise, she did... and, we have spent days and months enjoying and discussing this great work. All credit for the translation and the photos goes to Jolanta. What became evident to us early on was that the simple translation of the work was not sufficient. The brief booklet assumed a regional knowledge of plants. Some plants and many terms would be unfamiliar to English readers. Moreover, much has been learned about herbs and illnesses since Fr. Künzle's time. We decided to write our own commentary on his work, and expand on many points, as professional herbalists. The result was an entirely new work! Do not fear though, Fr. Künzle's words are still there, intact. His wisdom and delightful character shine through. We hope you will enjoy our book, and that it will find a valued place in your library.
"Attorney Casey Winsum and his client, Jake Ramos, were gunned down gangland-style today at the rear of the courthouse in a bloody and brutal attack shortly after the jury delivered its stunning 'Not Guilty' verdict. There was at least one other casualty, but police are withholding information until the news conference scheduled at 6:00. Until then, this is Frank Furder reporting live for Fox 5." Casey, brutally murdered after winning an acquittal for an obviously guilty man, finds himself in the afterlife, but not quite the one he imagined. While being schooled in The OOO Academy, Casey meets an old lover (a touch of erotica!) and a precocious daughter he never knew he had. They try to teach him the finer points and rules associated with the skills learned by all mortals upon reaching the afterlife. It's a struggle to help Casey learn what it means to be a Divine Being and how to Melt, Cern, Prod and Pop responsibly as well as the consequences of doing so irresponsibly. He learns the secrets of the universe and the meaning of life, as both a mortal and as a Divine Being. How Casey uses his skills and for what purpose is an adventure told with humor, tension, deeply powerful emotion, and a strong sense of vicarious involvement with each character.
From blinding bird poop to disemboweled war elephants, the Apocrypha is rife with fascinating stories. Sadly, those stories are often hidden within a miasma of boringness. Fun with the Apocrypha is your cheat code to knowing and understanding these ancient Jewish texts without having to trudge through the boring stuff yourself. Chock-full of pop culture references, Dante takes you book-by-book through the ancient Jewish texts, skipping over the boring parts while digesting the meaning of the stories in relation to the rest of the Bible. Whether you're a zealous believer or merely a Biblical wanderer, this is your guide to familiarize yourself with the 'extra' books of the Bible.Come for the Biblical exegesis, stay for the jokes.
World War One, Father Michael Leauvin must go to the front for a rotation in Verdun, France. His odd hobby of taking pictures takes a turn from photos of nature to photos of the wounded, the dying and the dead. During his time at the front, he does not question his faith; it's his love that he fights with, a love for Christ and a love for a woman.
The plane from Paris slammed into the Atlantic and broke apart. Bill and Martin joined Claire in the tail section where the last raft was anchored to the door with a tether. Claire lugged her Gucci bags into the raft and Martin had his rollaboard clutched tightly in his arms.Bill fought to get the tether untied from the door, but the base of the door was under water. He had to go into the dark depths while thunder and lightning roared overhead. He pulled at the tether and got it untied. The raft shot up and slammed Bill's head into the metal frame of the door; he felt the gash and shook his head.Adrift, Bill and Claire fought over why Martin was no longer with them. Bill told Claire that it was just the two of them now. Claire asked if that was a threat and Bill happily replied, yes. They found an island and ditched the raft on the beachhead. Claire's mind was on one thing, rescue and to do anything to get away from Bill. Bill's head injury set his mind adrift in a sea of mystery about pirates and treasure. He looked at Claire and felt anger surge up his throat like lava rising to the top of a volcano where it would spew destruction. Bill and Claire had two different goals; one of them will get their way at the expense of the other.
She's feeling hotter than ever. He's rightfully suspicious. But will an ancient darkness kill more than their chemistry?Molly Hendrickson's self-confidence has taken a massive dent. Reeling from her ex-fiancé's betrayal, the schoolteacher feels as dusty as the stuff she's cleaning out of her late mother's home. But when she puts on an old necklace she finds, it awakens unfamiliar and deliciously spicy desires...Lucian Lord can't escape his reincarnated past. A twelfth-century knight turned modern-day antiques dealer, his desperate pact with a powerful sorcerer's organization left him duty-bound to contain danger. So when a stunning woman walks in with a bygone collection that sets off all his alarms and takes his breath away, he has hard-pressed reasons to get her number.Addicted to the power of the pendant, Molly basks in her sensual connection to the gorgeous man from the shop. But the more influence Lucian sees the jewel take, the more he and his former-squire-turned-feline fear his code of honor will drive them all to their doom.Will their undeniable attraction survive an age-old threat and make it to happily ever after?Hot Magic is the sassy first book in the Black Cat Antiquities paranormal romance series. If you like endlessly endearing characters, amusing adventures, and a sprinkle of sensuality, then you'll love Catherine Kean's award-winning tale.Buy Hot Magic to light passion's kindling today! Don't miss Christmas Magic, Book 2 of the Black Cat Antiquities series.Hot Magic has won some awards!* 2021 Royal Palm Literary Awards Double Gold Medal Winner* Readers' Favorite Award Winner* 2020 RONE Award Finalist* 2020 Paranormal Romance Guild Reviewer's Choice Award
Adam and Nigel are desperate to rekindle the fame and fortune they enjoyed in the eighties with a hit song they could never replicate. When their friend Archie writes a screenplay about their brief brush with success, they embark on an unorthodox mission to get it made into a movie. Discouraged by the chilly reception they receive in Hollywood, they meet a scheming rogue who concocts a dangerous plan that promises to get them back on the road to stardom. Luckily for Adam and Nigel, love has a way of thwarting even the best-laid plans.
On a remote Irish island, the peaceful life of a cash-strapped priest is thrown into turmoil with the arrival of two police detectives on the trail of a fugitive bank robber. Father Marcus Nees' unorthodox business ventures begin to unravel when the island is torn apart by ruthless villains hell-bent on finding the stolen loot for themselves. Against all the odds and with varying results, Marcus reluctantly breaks all the rules for the greater good. In a treacherous race against time, he embarks on a dangerous mission to save his friends and confront his destiny.
There is no better place to get the wealth building secrets of Warren Buffett than at the Annual Berkshire Hathaway Shareholder Meetings. Inside this book you will find eight years of these secrets straight from the words of Warren Buffett and his vice chairman, Charlie Munger.
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