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11/01/2024

In a world grappling with the aftermath of a global pandemic, a renowned chemistry teacher, Thaddaeus, finds himself thrust into the spotlight. As the school's sole biology teacher succumbs to the virus, pressure mounts on Thaddaeus to fill the void. However, he refuses, harboring a deep-seated grudge against the theory of natural selection.

A battle of ideologies ensues when the principal's wife, a staunch advocate of Darwinian principles, vows to teach Thaddaeus a painful lesson. Armed with her connections and influence, she sets out to expose the flaws in his beliefs. Unbeknownst to her, Thaddaeus is guided by prophetic dreams and mentored by a cunning lawyer with a deep understanding of human nature.

As the conflict escalates, the nation faces a moral crisis, forced to confront the consequences of unchecked power and the erosion of fundamental principles. The story unfolds as a gripping exploration of the clash between traditional wisdom and the relentless march of progress, ultimately questioning the very foundations of our society.

09/07/2024

Alison is keen to set the women of ancient history free from the confines of limited words and pages. In her books on women of the ancient era of the powerful Middle Eastern kingdoms that set the stage for European dynasties, she seeks to highlight the integral roles played by influential women, and women in general, and their contribution to human progress.

The origins of the nations and their civilizations fascinate Alison. In pursuit of the commonalities between peoples, she endeavors to bridge the gap between East and West and to acknowledge the debt owed by all to the founders of the first sophisticated societies.

Queen Vashti’s Dreams has transported me to the land of my birth—a land that has always inspired me to imagine ancient times and to reflect on the heritage passed down from those who lived there thousands of years ago. For me, this book, beyond its literary, intellectual, and imaginative merits, is about a profound connection to the land and its people, from whom we have much to learn. Notably, it takes a powerful approach to depoliticizing history, linking it to contemporary times and showing how ‘Jin, Jiyan, Azadi’ is a manifesto for fundamental change in the Middle East. This book is not only inspiring but also a reclamation of women's power - Behrouz Boochani.

08/22/2024

Before the creation of Earth, a malevolent entity known as The Devil resided in a predecessor world, embodying ultimate power and control. When God fashioned Earth, He intended for Adam and his descendants to be its key holders, bestowing upon them the ability to manage and understand their new domain. Furious at being denied this role, The Devil vowed to wage a relentless war against both God and humanity, leading to a ceaseless struggle for dominion over the human heart—a battleground where Beauty and Ugliness, Justice and Injustice vie for control.

As centuries passed, Ugliness and Injustice gained the upper hand, plunging the world into turmoil where violence and oppression masked as piety became commonplace. However, hope emerges in the form of a soul from another world, arriving with a crucial treasure and a younger sibling, both poised to shift the balance back toward Beauty and Justice. The Devil, desperate to secure victory, seeks to either seize the treasure or eliminate the sibling to ensure his dominance.

In London, the younger sibling encounters three British girls, whose involvement becomes pivotal in this cosmic struggle. Together, they must navigate a world on the brink of despair, fighting to reclaim the heart of humanity and restore harmony.

08/21/2024

The king of Egypt tried to kill him shortly after he was born—just because he was a Hebrew boy. Years later the king tried to kill him again—just because he killed an Egyptian. Okay, that one might have been warranted but either way, it’s unusual to be hunted down twice in your life by a king. But that was the life of Moses—hiding, on the run, and living a fugitive’s life, wondering if it would ever be safe to go back home and reveal his true identity. And then God hunted him down and told him it was time to return—and return with a vengeance! God told him to go back and rescue the children of Israel from their oppressive bo***ge and lead them out of Egypt.

What was Moses’ response? No, thank you. And he said it more than once! But God knew Moses was the right man for the job and did not give up on him.

Nor will he give up on us. God has called some of us to be leaders in his kingdom. He has great plans already prepared for us if we will simply answer the call. His promise is the same promise he gave to Moses: “I will be with you.” (Exodus 3:12) And as simple as that may sound, that is all we need to know.

Spoiler alert: Moses decides to answer God’s call. And it turns out to be the ride of his life! And at the end of his life, he gives his successor Joshua this great piece of advice: “It is the Lord who goes before you. He will be with you; he will not leave you or forsake you. Do not fear or be dismayed.” (Deuteronomy 31:8)

And that really is all we need to know.

08/20/2024

When we find ourselves angry with God it is often because of one or two things: 1) bad things are happening to good people, or 2) good things are happening to bad people. And we just can’t make any sense out of it! What is God doing? Where is he in all of this? They are questions that many people use to argue if God is a loving God or if he exists at all! So, we must ask the questions and we must look for the answers.

Jonah’s story is about these very things. God called him to warn the bad people of Nineveh that they must cease their evil ways and turn to God. But Jonah did not want to go because he knew that God might be merciful to the bad people. And he was! So good things happened to the bad people. And Jonah was furious.

I know most people remember Jonah as the guy who was swallowed by the fish, but that part is quite incidental in his journey. His story is much bigger and much more relatable than that. For who among us has ever spent the night in the belly of a fish? But who among us has been angry at God when good things happen to bad people?

If you answered, “I have!” to the first question, then please, please write a book about it. But if you answered, “I have!” to the second question, then please read this book!

07/19/2024

No Boundaries Tour is the authentic story of Scott Gottschalk’s love for motorcycles, which developed into a lifelong quest to cover longer and longer distances and yearning to experience the soothing, relaxing joy of riding. He tells the story of how his affinity for motorcycles started and the harrowing, near-death experiences he experienced as he rode his bike across the United States.

His journey not only became more than passion, but also became record-breaking motorcycling rides. These rides also evolved into more than just breaking records but became a means to campaign for good causes conceivably.

Then Scott devised a plan to attempt a Guinness World Record by riding 120,000 miles for 120 days to fight against human trafficking called the No Boundaries Tour in 2025. The No Boundaries Tour charity ride is a journey that defines both extremes in human behavior from the encouraging side to the opposing destructive perspective. He believes we can implement the legacy to be remembered, and the No Boundaries Tour will be his legacy for this world.

07/11/2024

In the wake of a sheltered Midwestern upbringing, Johnathan Michaels enters the gritty world of business under the wing of Howard Weiss at Illinois Iron and Metal in Phoenix, Arizona. Initially naive from his years selling office machines, Johnathan is thrust into a seedy underworld where Howard’s business practices stretch far beyond the moral confines of Johnathan’s conservative upbringing.

From money laundering to dealing with cars containing grisly surprises, Howard’s ties with a Las Vegas mob introduce Johnathan to a world of danger and ethical ambiguity. Unfolding events reveal Howard’s desperate maneuvers to keep his scrap yard afloat, including dubious deals and unsettling alliances. Johnathan finds himself entangled in a web of deceit, witnessing heists, insurance fraud, and mob confrontations that challenge his every belief.

As tensions escalate, culminating in a violent attack on their office, Johnathan faces a pivotal choice between complicity and integrity. Howard’s downfall at the Desert Housing Project marks a turning point, prompting Johnathan to reevaluate his path. Investing his savings into a sports bar, he navigates away from the shadows that once engulfed him.

In a poignant conclusion, Johnathan emerges transformed, his journey illustrating the profound impact of moral reckoning and the quest for personal redemption amid the dark underbelly of business and crime.

06/03/2024

Jesus told us, “Take heart.” (John 16:22) In other words, “Cheer up!” In this world? Really? Really. Jesus proclaimed that even though our lives would be full of tribulation, we would be able to rise above it because he gave us the resource to handle it all—his Spirit. And with his Spirit we are able to live victorious lives even in this world. But it takes effort. And that’s why Peter reminds us to “make every effort to supplement [our] faith.” (2 Peter 3:5) What exactly are we adding to our faith? The qualities that Jesus possessed. And here’s a promise for those who make the effort—“if you practice these qualities you will never fall.” (2 Peter 3:10) So, there really is a reason to “take heart!”

Take Heart will encourage and challenge believers to grow in their faith. Each writing plunges deep into scripture while offering life application to a confused and hurting world. The collection of ideas ranges from how we sometimes speak to God with “irreverent babble” to understanding that often God speaks to us through that feeling deep in our gut. In addition to the lessons, there are a few seasonal thoughts, along with seven true stories to humor and sometimes enlighten the soul.

05/31/2024

Following the loss of his wife to cancer, Peter Greer realizes he's got to make a change if he's going to continue living despite his grief. He buys an old Victorian house he and his wife dreamed of buying for years in an effort to shake off his lack of motivation and sorrow. The old house is one of the first built in town, on the top of one of Snohomish, Washingtons many hills.

As Pete works to renovate the house, he discovers a time portal hidden in an old carriage house on the property. An elderly gentleman named Henry Jorgansen, who owned the house before Pete, aids in this discovery, as he is the current guardian of the portal. Henry teaches Pete about the workings of the portal, turns its care over to him, and Pete ventures back to Snohomish of the 1950s.

After Pete's fifteen-year-old granddaughter accidentally discovers the portal, the two decide it would be a wonderful adventure for Emily to attend school at Snohomish High for the fall quarter of 1958. What started off as a fun-filled couple of months, ends up with life-altering trials for both Pete and Emily which could change their futures.

05/31/2024

Merlin had moved on, following the death of his wife when The Globe theatre burnt down. He arrives in the period of the French Revolution and Madame Guillotine, aiding the landed gentry to escape France. He becomes Thomas Vale, a supposed migrant to the colonies in America, but the real Thomas Vale died many years ago. Thomas’s mother is only too pleased to accept Merlin as her son.

There is treachery in the English government, which our Thomas Vale must resolve. He becomes a Scarlet Pimpernel character, aiding the gentry out of the country to England.

After Napoleon's coup later in France, Merlin is then transported to the Battle of Waterloo to help Wellington before moving on to Winston Churchill’s early life in Sudan and South Africa, finalizing in World War Two, where he meets the young Princess Elizabeth and Margret on their experience at Victory in Europe day.

05/21/2024

How did central banking evolve in Liberia? What has been its actual and potential role in the country's economic development? This book discusses fundamental issues regarding central banking in Liberia by delving into how it evolved, its features, and its role and challenges in economic development.

05/21/2024

Most of us settle. We live average, safe, mediocre lives. But does that kind of living reflect what God has called us to? The abundant life that Jesus promised his followers is nothing less than amazing when we realize that God is working in us so that we may “be conformed to the image of his Son” (Romans 8:29). Jesus did not live an ordinary life, and nor should we!

Walk on Water invites believers to rise above the norm. This daily devotional takes a fresh look at the Word of God. Be inspired by the lives of Esther, Daniel, Jonah, and others. Be challenged with Jesus’ no-nonsense conversations with the Pharisees and the disciples. Be emboldened through the honest emotions that pour from the hearts of the writers of the Psalms.

In addition to daily devotionals, twelve true stories (experienced by Deb herself) are added at the end of each month to encourage and humor the soul.

05/03/2024

The king of Egypt tried to kill him shortly after he was born—just because he was a Hebrew boy. Years later the king tried to kill him again—just because he killed an Egyptian. Okay, that one might have been warranted but either way, it’s unusual to be hunted down twice in your life by a king. But that was the life of Moses—hiding, on the run, and living a fugitive’s life, wondering if it would ever be safe to go back home and reveal his true identity. And then God hunted him down and told him it was time to return—and return with a vengeance! God told him to go back and rescue the children of Israel from their oppressive bo***ge and lead them out of Egypt.

What was Moses’ response? No, thank you. And he said it more than once! But God knew Moses was the right man for the job and did not give up on him.

Nor will he give up on us. God has called some of us to be leaders in his kingdom. He has great plans already prepared for us if we will simply answer the call. His promise is the same promise he gave to Moses: “I will be with you.” (Exodus 3:12) And as simple as that may sound, that is all we need to know.

Spoiler alert: Moses decides to answer God’s call. And it turns out to be the ride of his life! And at the end of his life, he gives his successor Joshua this great piece of advice: “It is the Lord who goes before you. He will be with you; he will not leave you or forsake you. Do not fear or be dismayed.” (Deuteronomy 31:8)

And that really is all we need to know.

04/18/2024

The Great Depression and WWII were difficult and challenging years for so many. Mix that drama with trauma of a horribly dysfunctional family and you had the makings of utter disaster and failure.

War Torn: Mending of a Family, however, tells the saga of one special family through the eyes and words of a disenfranchised member who struggled to survive the violent onslaught of an angry, contemptible, and denying father. War Torn: Mending of a Family, therefore, is both factual and historical as it follows footsteps of our main character's youth describing lifestyles and challenges living through the 1930's Depression Era and WWII years.

Among many anecdotal references are discussions regarding Depression Era hardships, fostering and orphanage care, abortion issues, runaway life, truancy concerns, L-G rights insight, black-market evils, women's rights, women's wartime-efforts contributions, home-front espionage anecdotes, as well as prejudicial and racist attitudes harbored during the war. The story also serves as backdrop while our main character learns survival skills eventually becoming a rewarded, original-female welder of Rosie-the-Riveter fame.

There are enough tears to go around, to-be-sure, yet there is also a plethora of historical fact, defined by curious and humorous experiences, as well as inspirational commentary and dialogue.

04/16/2024

The Boys on Cherry Street is a collection of stories both humorous and heroic. The stories start with the zany and outrageous antics of the author and his college friends and continue through his U.S. Marine Corps training, flight school, and service in Vietnam.

There are many great books written about the Vietnam War—its heroes, their courage, and their sacrifice.

However, this book is different in that it also shows the keen sense of humor that some men show in some of the most stressful situations imaginable. It was this sense of humor that Boehm believed was part of their coping mechanism that got them through the tense situations of combat.

The book is a salute to the young men of the Vietnam War Era who answered their country’s call.

04/16/2024

A rejected, young American teen desires to test his mettle by adventuring alone on a full summer's escapade to Europe traveling the entire countryside seeking whatever he may discover.

His travels are filled with thrills, chills, wonder, humor, excitement, misadventures, loneliness, character tests, and multiple decision-making challenges. Throughout the entire experience, our traveler learns a great deal about human conditions, kindness, and much about his feelings and attitudes toward humanity.

It is a love story about youth, adventure, traveling, temptations, and all the twists, turns, and challenges facing growing up. Animal lovers may especially enjoy many of our traveler's escapades. There is much adventure, sightseeing, history, humor, and misadventures to experience through the eyes and words of our author's summer's tale.

It is his story of a wonderful place and time, There and Then: A Summer to Remember.

04/03/2024

A great experiment: A prestigious group of schools around the country are training smart children from an early age to lead the country back to a country for all the people, not just the powerful, rich few.

Some of the children come from good homes and some have been taken from abusive parents or kidnapped at an early age and trained to be the future leaders of the world.

Will it work?