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Finding peace and happiness in our lives isn't easy. Yet each time we make a change, we often make our lives that much more complex. What is the solution? Your Life Teaches You to Live offers the answer. But beware! This is not a quick fix option, but instead, a fundamental and deep commitment to discovering who you really are. Doretta Lee reveals a clear, motivating message on how you can gain control over your life and at the same time, gain...

Written through the eyes of an American boy who joins his father as he is transferred to Bentwaters and Woodbridge RAF Base near Felexstow, England. Laugh at his misadventures as Mike tries to ruin his father's Air Force career and recapture the 'Good Old Days' of the 1950s. Retired Air Force, VFW and even young cadets will learn about the secret life on the American owned RAF base in England and what the living conditions were really like in ...

This book carries stimulating striking lessons to readers. You may not stop reading at the expense of sleep, official duties or eating. Therefore, select when best to read it.

Her lips say it all, their corners pull down. She conveys disdain, resistance, an inner turmoil, and with the revolution of her desires she needs to transfer words, she has not yet put to paper... A gifted and zealous writer living in South Africa, Zen meets the enigmatic and complicated Sola, an angst-ridden poet, in a creative writing class. Abandoning his wife, he falls in love with Sola, and the two begin a stormy, erotic relationship. Des...

Designed to touch your heart and draw you closer to a relationship with the Creator, the poems in this collection are filled with praise and thoughts about faith. For more than twenty years, author Gerald Bergeron has been writing these poems to demonstrate God's love for you. A Touch of Heaven includes inspiration from many areas such as salvation, judgment, and faith, it draws a picture of what it is like to be close to our Savior and yet so...

Designed to touch your heart and draw you closer to a relationship with the Creator, the poems in this collection are filled with praise and thoughts about faith. For more than twenty years, author Gerald Bergeron has been writing these poems to demonstrate God's love for you. A Touch of Heaven includes inspiration from many areas such as salvation, judgment, and faith, it draws a picture of what it is like to be close to our Savior and yet so...

Ick-n-Pog is a book series based on the lives of two characters, Ick and Pog. Ick is an adopted sheltered cat from the city, now living in the suburbs. He tries desperately to get back home to his brother and cousin, who are still roaming the city streets. While trying to find the perfect plan to return home, he amuses himself by chasing the neighbor's pet polliwog [Pog] around the neighborhood. How it all Began, is the first book in the serie...

Since writing We the Corrupt People over two years ago, many things of a corrupt nature have occurred in this country. To write of these important events would necessitate another book. The author randomly took three days of his local newspaper encompassing one week, and marked out all items dealing with corruption in all its forms. Day one had thirty items, day two contained forty-five items, and day three reported another thirty items. All i...

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Based on in-depth interviews with urban, university educated men and women, the book lends an extensive exploration of individuals' intimate sex lives and their marital lives, merits and demerits of arranged marriages.

Focusing on the traumatising effects of slavery on West Indian society, this novel depicts how the new-found freedoms and perceived social progress experienced by former peasants mask the fact that the old master-slave structure is reasserting itself among the descendants of an exploited people.

Freda Bellingham, the founder of Copdock School, ensnares the unsuspecting Richard Brand in order to save her ramshackle foundation. At twenty-four, Richard is that perilous mixture, gauche, good and uncommitted. He falls straight into the morass of Copdock School. The time is just before the Second World War.

Joseph Chamberlain (1836-1914) was a towering personality in an age of political giants. In this biography, the author provides an account of his extraordinary life and focuses on such key issues of the time as electoral and social reform, Irish Home Rule, the Boer War and tariff reform.

Examining the social history of railway stations, this title includes chapters that cover: The Station in Architecture (three chapters), The Station and Society, The Station in Politics, Class, Race, and Sex, Some Station Types, The Station in the Economy (two chapters), The Station as Place of Work, and, The Station in Wartime (two chapters).