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James Xu is a remarkable engineer-turned poet who has lived in two worlds. In this book he captures in an instant an intimate and authentic voice of more than 30 years. Xu's poetry dealt not only with reflections of his GE engineering life, but with love, hope, nostalgia, and "Starting Over." The Bilingual form of this book brings pleasure, values and healing power to readers in two worlds.

For years in the church, I have jumped and raised my hands to fire-filled messages about God's healing power. As a pastor, I have preached uplifting sermons and spoke of God's power; however, I was challenged in my faith when I was diagnosed with lupus. I asked myself how this could be, and, "Why me?" Through my chronic disease, I learned the true meaning of healing. My diagnosis of lupus caused me to stand "naked-bald" before the Lord . . . withholding nothing and receiving everything.

As I open up my life, and heart from my Memoirs and Diary- lettingyou read the most painstaking, embarrassing, trauma things that I havewitness since my childhood to my adulthood... please keep an openmind about the challenges of Mental Illness for it's a part of me and mymom's life along with the promiscuity situations that take place in thisbook. Thank you so much.

Faithless clergyman Simeon Cole is spirited into the psyche of acomatose, dying criminal. His task is to awaken the criminal andcombat the legions of demonic forces holding sway in the Inner World.Simeon must pass through many challenges and tribulations with all thePowers of the Inner World bent on his destruction. Accompanied byseveral companions -- fragments of the criminal's own mind, Simeonjourneys through the bizarre science-fiction and fantasy world madeand controlled by the demonic Powers. If he succeeds, he can escapethe Inner World; failure means his own life. But success also meanslosing the only real and meaningful friendships he has ever known. Itis a fearsome task for a clergyman with no faith and no stomach foradventures. In any case, Simeon must conquer his own flaws and cometo terms with his God to emerge as something more.

Nedar is recovering from a ruthless famine stealing the breath away from the young and old. KingDivine had dragged them from the dismal fate of starvation, but had found himself in a new fieldof desolation. A perpetual storm of frost loomed ahead and inched forward; the river dividingNedar from the Frostbound region was the sole barrier between them and the chill's apathetictouch. No one would survive the frost as it decimated the last few crops digging their way out ofthe harsh dirt. King Divine is growing older and must name a successor swiftly, and there is onlyone that he trusts more than himself. His daughter Clemency Divine, a charismatic optimist,already won the heart of the masses with her kindness. She reluctantly will fight for the title fromher brother Konadrin- a warmongering brute only wishing to wreak havoc on those who standin the way of expansion. In Nedar, to become a royal one must undertake a series of trials testingmental and physical prowess. Their brother perished attempting the same trials a year earlier.King Divine offered an immense fortune to those who would watch the trails while she tookthe five day journey to the Temple. Several adept venturers took the offer. Despite the pressureamounting, she had faith she could mend the damage. However, a nightmare stalked her amidstthe haze of the frigid fog. It has seen her bright silhouette with its hollow eyes. Deep down wherea soul once resided, it felt Clemency's blood coursing through her. The animosity enveloped hersoul and threatened to smother the fire burning within her. Will she scorch the hand closing inor be snuffed out like a candle? The stalker walked in her shadow for too long. It would see thelight again even if it had to cut her down. Mercy is for those not dragged down by the crown.

Rylie and Arthish leave the School in hopes to find a safe haven for them torest and grow stronger. However, in their travels they quickly begin to see thegrotesque reality that is man. Being hunted by bounty hunters and forced to havedeath matches in this sick game, who'll say that anyone will make it out alive. Evenmore unusual than the events Art and Rye find themselves forced into, are theabsolutely strange and almost lunatic-like people they encounter. Some ratherharmless in their own right. Others, quake the earth as they walk. With such astrange phenomenon in such an unknown place, how could they ever expect towin this sick game.A game in which invites only the most intelligent and strong people of the world.From all walks of life, they come. Heroic soldiers and commanders to petty thievesand wanted men. Warrior tribe members, cultists, secret groups of assassins andeven secluded hermits. They all leave their home to participate in this GyrosGame, this guards game.

I never thought someone like him could come into my life and do the damage he has done. I never pictured myself so addicted to such a temperamental, misunderstood, self-righteous, narcissistic, unfeeling gang banger. Not when I was so different from him. Yet, everything about him intrigued me, pulled me so deep into his webs nothing could pull me away from him. Not even after he set off every bomb in my life that would destroy my world as I knew it.

In 1932, Paul Reinhart, a WWI veteran from Missoula, Montana, decided to teach one year in Munich, Germany to study 'Obedience to Authority.' Withthe rise of Nazis to power in January 1933 he encounters many difficulties teaching with Nazi censorship and control. Yet nothing quite matches theencounter he has with the sharp minded, stocky, braided bombshell of Hanna Reisch. A star pupil who gains Paul's confidence and respect. Even more, Hanna's mesmerizing talents convince him to join her political resistance group and participate in a daring attack to free Nazi prisoners, with their plannedescape to France. Continually hounded by Gestapo this intense and exciting romantic adventure never ends and neither does Paul's deep love for theindomitable - Hanna Reisch.

It's so much fun to learn about nature and this rhyming story tells us about a boy and his enjoyable day learning about bugs. He is very affectionate and wishes he could hug a bug. Read about his day and all he learns. Then see how many different bugs you can remember from this story. Children ages 4-10 will enjoy reading this and learning some fun facts about bugs.

This time instead of inspired by true love, here are 75 short poems inspired by the love of the holy scriptures; that like true love can create deeply moving emotions within us. Allowing us to love even that which cannot be seen. As a bible enthusiast; especially William Shakespeare's King James version of the bible; though not very religious, have been influenced by its verses. The word when read with interest and love, is life-changing; as we are changed by true love. One does not need religious institutions to develop an intense love and admiration for scripture. And you do not need to believe in a higher power for this book to be of influence; though it might be appreciated more fully with the faith that there is a force greater than us that can deeply impact our lives for the better. That can keep us going even in the worst of times.

As a continuation of Love You True; these are an additional 75 short poems without titles. More expressions incurred by the feeling of true love. A feeling that is all inspiring; all-consuming. So much so that one can be overwhelmed by it. By such a strong and pure emotion; an emotion so strong one can even wonder how it is even possible to contain. An emotion that goes beyond the heart. When one experiences true love, one realizes that it also goes beyond the mind, beyond the body, beyond the soul. One can feel it without a single touch. And be entirely content with it. Without having the beloved at one's side. Content even if the love is unrequited. Not being necessary to experience love wholly or entirely. Not necessary to feel the happiness brought on simply by the sensations that true love can give rise to.

SHORT STORIES THUNDERBOLTWelcome stranger, to the first volume of SHORT STORIES by Thunderbolt.Be prepared for what you are about to read because you're about toend up sad, confused, frustrated, loss of words, lost of answers, and injoy. Don't worry I end up that way when I read it to. These stories coverfrom strange love, mall cops, an introvert, a storm chaser and manymore. For someone like me to put their soulless souls into their work,you better enjoy it and come back for more, understand? Now sit backby a fireplace or something like that, make a cup of tea, kick your feetup, and enjoy these stories.

Naive eighteen-year old Roger Collins enlists in the Army under the impression he is going to be a spy. He finds out the recruiter deceived him and instead is sent to Germany at an Army listening post. He and the men with whom he is stationed disobey every rule and antagonize their superiors. Finding ways to help the time go by become misadventures that are sometimes near calamitous. In the end, Roger has come of age, and also feels he has accomplished his original goal.

Stones Beneath the Mountain regards the adventurous tale within the fantasy land of Bauzzurath. Hod and GaRod Gravelback are two dwarven brothers who were born and raised in the mountainous land of DuLock. One fateful day, accompanied by Hod's daughter, KaRina, they set off in search of four mysterious stones that were to be acquired by their leader, King Greyshield. Along the way, the group encounters many strange and bizarre people, creatures and events. A tale of love and of loss, and a tale of power and of hardship, new details from the adventure await on every page.

Inheriting a book from his father was not at all the responsibility Abell expected it to be. After his father's tragic death, Abell's suspicions grow as he learns about a new world of magic and danger. A world where magic means everything; from determining your wealth, political power, social status, and even friends from enemies. As power and corruption go hand-in-hand, Abell quickly learns that nothing in either worlds is as they seem and faces the decision of finishing his father's legacy, or not.

"Abundance Creed is more than just a book of poetry; it explores the search for meaning in today's changing world. It is thought provoking and inspires the reader through the reflections of the author, Julius Smith. It is a must read for those who value a healthy attitude towards life.As a consequence of his understanding of life issues Abundance Creed connects past history with the present-day struggle of African-Americans. Smith has the exceptional gift of crafting divinely inspired, creative poetry that is both sagacious, perceptive and readable. Julius Smith's sensitivity to the critical, fundamental, timeless issues of the human experience, his depth of insight and analysis is not only remarkable, but it is phenomenal. His reflections are inspirational and useful for those seeking to delve into the subjects of abundance, the current God ordained role of the family, and the painful history (past and current effect) of slavery in America. Smith is a perceptive and serious interpreter of life, as a result Abundance Creed breathes a sense of true compassion, discernment and spirituality which are the inner qualities of Smith himself." Reverend Dr. Almetha Thomas, ordained minister, Licensed Clinical Therapist by the AmericanAssociation of Pastoral Counselors (retired) "As we walk through life we are gifted with an Abundance of memories. The good ones are like a path of light, the bad ones are shaded by the Reflection of darkness. The images we see in the mirror are Family who develop our wings and allow us to fly. Time represents the pace of our journey, to allow one to experience the quintessential steps of life. The Abundance Creed is well worth the read, and holding on to as a life reference." Quincy Smith, Hollywood Actor "In the Abundance Creed Reverend Smith's in-depth knowledge of the human spirit, his grasp of compassion, justice, and freedom surfaces throughout his poetry. His focus on the American experience points to democracy. I am amazed at his ability to capture feelings, fears, hopes and dreams by connecting words, phrases and sentences. He is innovative, has an extroverted style and quite frankly, the material is inspirational and a joy to read. Right on Brother!" Reverend Richard D. Winn, Sr., Superintendent, The Griffin District, North Georgia Conference of The United Methodist Church