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A non-denominational illumination and apologia to Christian living. Topics include: the Law pointing towards grace, the full grace message, the permanence of salvation, the spiritual nature, the death of our sin nature and stages of grief, worldliness, and prayer. Our life is a journey through personal and spiritual joys, challenges, and different seasons, all as we strive to demonstrate love and grace according to I Corinthians 13 and Galatia...

nyctophilia: n. a preference for the night or darkness.

Juels and Pock sat in the crowded and noisy Cracker Barrel restaurant on the eastern outskirts of Tuscaloosa at Exit 76 off I-20. The loud customer chatter around them covered and smothered their conversation, which was the reason they chose to meet there. Pock wore a floppy green hat baring the sharpie message in his own hand, The Devil Is The Details. Pock never removed his hat in public because his moonscape, disfigured, crater-dominated fa...

NetGalley Review: Holly Senecal: "Completely compelling to read...A glimpse in to the world of a few authors that create the worlds we all enjoy as readers. Fascinating biography, gorgeous setting. A perfect blend and a REALLY good read."GO BEHIND THE WOODEN GATES of the writers' compound in Key West to discover the untold story of four of the most celebrated America authors in the 20th century. Based on anecdotes, events, and conversations gl...

Pock drove across Lurleen B. Wallace South Blvd. then Lurleen B. Wallace North Blvd., snagged a right turn into the back parking lot of the Broken Collarbone Bar and Grill, subtext We don't serve sissy food like chicken, turkey, or fish. The Bone, as it was known from Tuscaloosa to Reform, was all steaks and anything else butchered out of a cow, save milk. The motorcycle Pock had been following quickly parked as motorcycles were prone to do, i...

President Kennedy was brazenly shot to pieces in Dallas, November 22, 1963, in front of his Secret Service protectors and hundreds of witnesses. Who murdered Kennedy and why? Who helped cover it up? Former FBI agent Jack Owens says his book is fiction, but is it really? As this chilling story unfolds, there is a conspiracy by American civilian and military intelligence to assassinate the 35th president, a treason puzzler with intrigue, action ...

In this black comedy of mayhem, Pock talks to Jesus, to plants, and to flowers, and they lovingly talk back. His face ravaged by an awful pox, ugly and crippled since birth, mocked and hardened by every upheaval in his life, Pock spent 13 years in an Alabama prison for scalping the man who dropped a maroon bowling ball on his aggrieved club foot. When released, Pock is un-rehabilitated, and with Jesus as his wingman, joyfully murders the witne...

The image of the FBI Special Agent, since the days of J. Edgar Hoover, has been carefully crafted as being polite, clean shaven young men and pleasantly smiling women whose hallmarks are polite words and good manners. Author Jack Owens goes behind that facade and shares the human side of the FBI. With a breezy sweep of the 30 years of his life as a Special Agent, Owens, with his remarkable wit, introduces the reader to a new type of FBI Agent-...