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This book is a concise summary of the adolescence and early adult life of Lord Krishna as described in the sacred scripture, the Srimad Bhagavatam. It is the second of a series and describes how Krishna assumes the role of a... See More
Nadia McPherson enjoys working as a full-time Retention Specialist at an Atlanta call center. The constant adoration and attention she receives from her attractive colleague, Devin Washington, is just icing on the cake... See More
This book will guide you through getting started in the world's most addictive sport, boxing. You will learn everything from what to look for in a boxing gym, how to choose the best boxing equipment, to basic punching and... See More
Sodom's days are numbered. Its sins and abominations are now being forced upon every citizen. One righteous man stands against it all, torturing himself daily, striving to save his neighbors. A long-misunderstood man... See More
Memory is a key function of the brain that allows us to encode, store, and retrieve information. This book explores the crucial role of the hippocampus in memory formation, describing the different types of memory, how... See More
A riches to rags cowboy. A hardened cowgirl. The gunshot that erases all doubt. Laura Warner knows nothing but horses. Her entire life has been lived on a ranch. It's her love, her dream, and aside from the love of her... See More
In the remote Chilean countryside, a lone dairy farmer witnesses the unthinkable -- a rocket soaring into the cold dawn sky from deep in the Andes Mountains. After NORAD confirms the unbelievable event, world leaders demand... See More
"Dedrick's sharp-witted and polished protagonist drives the riveting plot, bolstered by the novel's larger-than-life characters and scenes of political sabotage." -- BookLife "Dedrick does well in methodically handing those... See More
Robert Crain's perfect life is being torn apart... While recuperating at home from a car accident, men in ski masks break into his house and render him unconscious. When he awakens the next morning he is confronted by a... See More
Blind date or pity date? When Kenzie's comment to her bestie about her dating life or lack there of is broadcast over open air she finds herself in the spotlight. Guys are wanting to date her to prove her opinion is wrong... See More
PLEASE NOTE: THIS NOVEL CAN BE PURCHASED WITH FIVE OTHER NOVELS OF MINE FOR $1.49 AS PART OF AN ANTHOLOGY ENTITLED SIX NOVELS. THE GREAT BARRINGTON TRAIN WRECK IS ALSO CONTAINED IN FOUR NOVELS, WHICH IS ANOTHER ANTHOLOGY OF... See More
A graphic memoir for adults of all ages~ Vividly illustrated and transparently written, this is a story of self-discovery, personal acceptance, and living authentically. Step back in time through colorful drawings to the... See More
First published in 1998, Following Through shines a spotlight into the black hole in inner space where good intentions disappear. It reveals the startling reason why we so often fail to make the life-improving changes we... See More
She would have given anything to be like the other Volsung girls; tall and fair. Her nickname, "Mouse" said it all. She was small and dark-haired, but the name did not tell of the scar on her cheek that seemed to disqualify... See More
May the eyes of your heart be enlightened to know... (Ephesians 1:18). As the eyes of the heart open, what truths will be revealed? Although Alyssa Nelson chose nursing for her profession, she hasn't found a cure for her... See More
"A gift to the worthy" is what one witch calls it, but fifteen-year-old Nolan would have to disagree. A jar filled with stars and dying planets is a poor reward for saving a woman from drowning. When the rescued woman asked... See More
Sanjay is an introvert, self-observer and a dreamer with an aspiration of becoming a filmmaker. His love for Jaanu can't get any higher than his urge to realize his dream. Jaanu is adamant, quiet and studious. she too dreams... See More
Vernon Coleman's very personal, wry look at Paris and the Parisians. A light hearted, loving, much praised introduction to the heart and soul of the city by a bestselling writer who loves Paris and has had a home there for... See More
We convicted an innocent man. We had no choice. Some say you always have a choice. They're lying. FBI Special Agent John Treehorn is investigating us, one at a time, and he's shown us his handcuffs. He's on the case... See More
PLEASE NOTE: This is Book #6 of A Series of Chances. In order to understand the ongoing story, it's best to read them in order. Heather doesn't know how to tell Tyler that he misunderstood - she doesn't want to go to... See More
*Includes pictures *Includes online resources and a bibliography for further reading *Includes a table of contents Laying next to the tomb effigy of King Henry II in France's Fontevraud Abbey is a curious coffin... See More
George is a bewildered zombie. He wakes to find himself in a coffin, six feet underground. He isn't sure he likes it very much. These are the unintentionally humorous memoirs of a befuddled pensioner, who returns to... See More
A heartbroken heartthrob. A fugitive fiance. Sparks fly when Julia flees... right into Colton. He had me at hello. Months later, I'm fleeing the state with an engagement ring on my finger. John isn't the one. What looks... See More
Standing at the crossroads of autobiography and contemporary history, Paulina's memoir presents an intimate and bittersweet portrait of the coming of age of a fiercely independent Jewish girl, raised by her father, a former... See More
When Lavinia Beaumont, the second daughter of a privileged Baron, attends her first London season, her expectations are not high. Being rather spirited and bookish, high society bores and frustrates her. She believes that a... See More
Camelot's power hangs by a thread, but no one yet knows it. Its fate is tied to the children King Arthur was never supposed to have... Anwil and Ariadne Pendragon are twins, best friends, and yet nothing alike. While Anwil... See More
The author describes how we often worry about the things that will eventually work themselves out. People can get caught up on worrying about the tomorrows when they really need to focus on the todays. The author candidly... See More
In a remote Finnish town where silence is sacred and neighbors prefer nods to words, Matti has perfected the art of grumpy solitude. His joys are few: stacking wood, strong coffee, and avoiding human contact. Then a... See More
"If only all first novels were as good as 'Desert Rainbow!' "- Reader Review __ 1903 - 1918 - The American Southwest, the Navajo Indian Reservation, a vivid landscape of mesas, natural arches and canyons. Early Hollywood... See More
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