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Sofia is the perfect woman with high values and morals. She is the one that Taso would like to spend the rest of his life with. He donated his heart and soul to this woman, and he praises her through these poems. I love you, Sofia.

The cultural climate in America today presents polarizing subject matter, manifested as societal pressures that divide communities and impact families and churches. One of the main divisive issues is the topic of race and racism. To effectively minister to diverse people in American communities, people must increase in cultural competency, unfortunately, many people do not know what steps to take to fulfill the quest. This book is about cultur...

A life of spiritual experiences that would shake one to the core, abuse and trauma that would destroy most people--and yet she battled on. She spent a lifetime hiding her pain and the trauma inflicted upon her. She lied and omitted information to keep a marriage together, to retain a job, and to hold on to a shred of dignity, over and over again. The lies she told herself were the most damaging. Lies like "If they know what happened to me, the...

In this what is called life, there will be good and bad. For some, life's lows seem to outnumber the highs. My story is a great example of that premise. Physical and sexual, as well as rejection, in my childhood left me with the perspective that life's lows were what life was. With very little instruction on life and what to do with it, I lived for the day, not really caring to see the next, not caring for my own life. I felt nothing for the ...

Paul Hood is proof that the American Dream is still alive and available for those that are willing to be diligent and have a never give up attitude. In a day where it is not only easy but accepted to have a victim mentality, Paul details in his book the things he learned on his path from poverty to ultra-success in an effort to take away excuses and light the path for others to follow. If you want more out of life, grab his book, Road Kill Tas...

This charming little story breaks the autobiography mold. Technically it's the childhood account of a third-culture American kid and his adventures and exploits growing up all over the world in the 1950s and '60s. The book will transport you from Australia to Africa, from Brazil to Israel, from Europe to the Far East. But it's not just a travelogue or a dry where-I-was-born sleeper. It's part adventure--it's about surfing in Africa and sailing...

IMMERSE YOURSELF IN A SIZZLING TALE OF AMBITION, POWER, AND THE MYSTERY OF A LIFE TOO PERFECT TO BE TRUE. Set in the pulsating heart of late 1970's Denver, Jack Holden is more than just a young attorney navigating the brutal world of law and politics - he's a man teetering on the precipice of obscurity. But when an enigmatic patron materializes, promising not only to elevate his career but also to guide him to the much-craved upper echelon, h...

The safe thing to do might have been to stay on Earth, but Ruby Palmer hasn't been playing it safe. She's committed to helping her robot friends save their home world. To do that, Ruby and the robots need to travel to a planet they just learned about, in a part of space that is supposed to be forbidden to them. It's a planet that should hold the answers to the questions of the robots existence, and hopefully Ruby can prevent a big reboot from ...

Senior Detective Jerome King, whose family instilled patriotism, love of country, and belief in the American way, retires after forty years of investigating hundreds of serious crimes. He often felt like a human trash collector where the punishment didn't seem to fit the crime. Two years before retiring, his chief calls him in on the latest homicide. The victim is James Smith. The address is familiar. This causes King to recall his first cold...

Two werewolves, Crucible and Cinnamontail, lose their way in the world of Middle Earth. A raven befriends both of them and helps send them on their own adventures throughout Middle Earth.

This memoire-driven novel chronicles my soul-searching journey from introspective, apolitical sculptor to thespian protestor in the iconic 60s. Protagonist Lucina, born to a conservative Protestant midwestern family, armed with a Master's of Fine Arts and a fierce desire to carve out an identity, realizes her education has just begun when her loft in New York City's factory district becomes a hub for articulate politicos. Despite wrenching in...

Welcome to the exciting world of rumba strums and some of the most fun you can have with the guitar! In these pages, authoritative flamenco guitarist, founder of New York Guitar Academy, Quarantined Quartet and Jay & Lee Rumba Flamenca Group, Elysa Hochman demonstrates 25 rumba strumming patterns plus two combinations, giving each a name so that they might be accurately discussed and combined to form other hybrid patterns.Having originated amo...

The media has many strings to pull, and it causes a big hold on believers and unbelievers. James 3 says, "Behold, we put bits in the horses' mouths, that they may obey us, and we turn about their whole body." This is the same way we are being pulled, but these strings becomes addictive. This is all man-made, not made by God. They are video games, cell phones, social media, television, and more. They are very powerful and addictive. As a belie...

A free-spirited American woman unexpectedly finds herself in an "out of the box" international adventure. Once laden in darkness, she begins living the American dream--only to give it all up to go sail the seas, which leads to a "Holy Spirit trail, " a quest which takes her deep into the vast jungle. There God opens heaven's door of provision to care for abandoned and abused children in Guatemala. Through the many twists, turns, and roadblock...

I've spent a lot of time with children--resulting in many moments when I've had growing concerns. Yikes! What in the name of crazy do I do now? Sometimes I've had to live in survival mode. Anybody else know what I'm talking about? Over time, I discovered some tips and tricks here and there. Sometimes my mom life inspired me with ideas for the classroom and sometimes it was the other way around. Kids Are Worth It is about parenting and tea...

John Hunter and Tom Byner are two young men from the Saline District of the Cherokee Nation during the fateful period between the United States Civil War and Oklahoma statehood. Theirs is a land and a people caught between the courts of Hanging Judge Parker and local tribal authority. In a time and place where most still carried a gun, events were occurring almost daily that were to bring about change to their people. Intent on survival, nonet...

To LIVE | MOVE| and HAVE in Christ is quite simple. Yet we make our lives so complicated. Our human nature is to WANT, GET, AND CONQUER, yet God's Word will give us all the fullness of life we could ever want by simply obeying the instructions and promises that God has for us all. We'll never fully understand the scope of God's love until we meet Him face-to-face. Paul tried really hard to express it in terms that we could understand. In Acts...

Wolves and witches and curses, oh my... I never believed in the paranormal mainly because I never had any reason to-at least, not until I received a telegram from a grandmother I didn't know existed, inviting me to a small town that was nearly impossible to find, full of shifters and witches that shouldn't be real. Of course, I didn't know that until after I agreed to visit her in her secluded home. When I pull into town, I almost regret m...

Orrin is an energetic and outgoing preschooler who always wants to help others. He especially enjoys cleaning and yard work, and he shows his glee by repeating words.

US Navy Lieutenant John Rush, firstborn son of American founder Dr. Benjamin Rush, shot and killed his best friend in a duel October 1, 1807. The lieutenant was later admitted to the lunatic ward of Pennsylvania Hospital on February 10, 1810, with a diagnosis of insanity. Dr. Rush later became known as the father of American psychiatry. Later serving as his son's attending physician, the doctor eventually would label the diagnosis as a melanch...