Gary: 4892 books

A series of rhyme and poems on healing and resolving feelings. These topics are on the angst, grief and hurt parts of life. All the aggressive issues presented in rhymes and poems. To take the hurt, loss, fear and pain and with rhyme bring some issues around to healing and resolve as each person heals...

Health, Wealth and Happiness By: Emeritus Professor (Dr) Gary Goh The age in which we live seems to be consumed by money madness. Thus, people work very hard to acquire wealth and neglect their health. They forget that ill health leads to loss of the acquired wealth because they need to pay...

On the Great Plains, boys nearing manhood have to grow up tough even if their hearts are tender. In this collection of stories based on true events from his boyhood, Gary Reiswig leads others back to the time when the last homesteaderslike his own familyarrived in the Oklahoma Panhandle to claim their...

"Vengeance tastes best when it is served cold." (Don Corleone, The Godfather) Betrayed by the friends he trusted and woman he loved, Harry Langston roams the streets of New York begging for enough cash to buy his next bottle of bum wine. Five years of prison and homelessness have transformed this...

MAGIC IS CONSCIOUSNESS AT WORK In "MAGIC. You ARE It. Be It." Gary Douglas and Dr. Dain Heer share processes, tools and points of view that you can use to create consciousness and magic- and change your life in ways you may not even be able to imagine. Magic is about the fun of having the...

This is the second of three volumes of Garrison Clifford Gibson's graduate coursework for the Masters of Theological Studies program at the North American Reformed Seminary completed during the years 2014-2015.

Fans of Catherine Coulter’s Dillon Savich and Lacey Sherlock, James Patterson’s Alex Cross and Detective Michael Bennett, Kay Hooper’s Noah Bishop, as well as Dean Koontz, Sandra Brown and J.D. Robb are sure to enjoy the Jordan Quest thriller series. A tragic accident brings with it an...

AND YOU THOUGHT YOUR MONEY WAS SAFE! The newest book by Gary Lukatch, Bankers Hours, is a deeply disturbing slog through the pain-filled ditches of Californias long-suffering savings and loan industry. A startling expos of the brutal underside of L.A.s most notorious and heretofore-unknown...

Ist Liebe wirklich nur ein Wort aus fünf Buchstaben? Oder ist sie vielleicht doch mehr? Bestsellerautor Gary Chapman zeigt in dieser Sammlung von vierzig bewegenden, zu Herzen gehenden Geschichten, wie Liebe ganz konkret und praktisch werden kann – auch unter schwierigsten Bedingungen. • Ein...

By February 1937, Australia is crawling out of the Great Depression, but unforseen dangers lurk on the horizon. Young country man, Sebastian Carmichael, is trying to make ends meet in the tough inner suburbs of Melbourne, when he is joined by his bubbly sister, Lettie. A chance encounter with...

Pathology of Infectious Diseases, by Gary W. Procop, MD, A Volume in the Foundations in Diagnostic Pathology Series, packs all of today's most essential information on infectious disease pathology into a compact, high-yield format! Well-organized and segmented by type of infectious organism, the book's...

The Magic Phone is a story of a young girl "Abigail" who lives in a quaint little town on the south shore of Long Island. She's given a phone with powers that you've never imagined from a device that so many of us use everyday. This story will take you on a journey that has many subjects...

Vampire Alley is a collection of my vampire tales. It is also the title of one of the included stories. Originally these tales appeared in different offbeat publications and on the web. The tales go from shorts like “Vampire Dream” to longer tales like “Castle of Fangs.” Gary Morton

Betrayed by the friends he trusted and woman he loved, Harry Langston has survived prison and the streets to fight again. In his struggle, he has found true friends in the homeless African American boxer and shelter nurse who saved his life in a Manhattan blizzard. But what of those who betrayed him...