Grant: 2643 books

In this thrilling sequel to The Dreamer Genome, a fantastic and symbolic space odyssey ruthlessly exploits biotechnology and leads to foul play at the very limit of known space.The surviving test subjects of a secret experiment are humanity’s first, true space travelers. One mission uses...

A southwestern city endures an ambiguous malady. The first part of the novel focuses on the murder of a well-known local attorney. His clients and victims reflect on their experiences with him. Then another strange murder occurs. Gradually, a pattern starts to take shape and the possibility of a serial...

For Women by Women is a collection of some of the blessings that I have received at various times in my life but always at times when I needed them most of all. Quotes, quips, poems and songs by Women that made particular sense to me.  Similar ideals and feelings that were experienced...

This story is based on the current events, especially those in the Middle East.  It discusses some of the events, including those of the nations who formed the League of Nations after World War I, that have shaped the current world politics.This story follows World War III, simply known as “The...

When the opportunity to come out of retirement and go on one last space mission presents itself, Vincent Lambert jumps at the chance to go down in history as the first belt miner. Unfortunately, dealing with corporate greed one hundred million kilometers away from Earth was not in the mission outline.

This book contains mature content. Jenny's Turn How long should a woman in love wait for her turn? Jennifer Winslow loves working for documentary filmmaker Jake Austin. He's artistic, talented, driven and successful. Working with him has been an exciting experience for Jenny,...

'Beat The Grass' is his third book, following 2015's 'Naked in the Coffee House' and 2010's 'Can't say Why' and observes the last five years of his life. His new book covers many topics including; Love, parenthood, religion, bar life and the very nature of the human condition. It's tone is dark with elements of comedy and satire mixed with Grant's signiture style.

It was generally recognized that Lydia Arnold's perceptions were quicker than those of most other people. She was alert in grasping the significance of what was said to her; her face clearly revealed this. She had the habit of deliberating just an instant before responding, which marked her thought;...

Keith Grant and Valerie Maryman know that a meaningful life rests largely upon ones capacity for hope. Our fears and lack of trust in ourselves and others can keep us from leading a purposeful life. Find hope in the commentary of eleven interviewees who share their insights regarding difficult situations...

In Motion, At Rest takes up the event as a philosophical problem from a novel perspective. Grant Farred examines three infamous events in sport, arguing that theorizing the event through sport makes possible an entirely original way of thinking about it.In the first event, Ron Artest committed a flagrant...

Over 40 spiritual explorations included.A Journey of Self-Discovery. Living Your Truth. The Meaning of Life.Do you wonder about what the meaning and purpose in your life is? Many of us struggle with knowing who we truly are and where our lives are going. We don’t know ourselves well...

I hope that this book enlightens everyone to the horror of the system. I hope that it opens the eyes of those whose stories are in this book to see their ridiculous behaviors and to rethink their lives. Maybe if they read actual accounts of some of the things that they have said and/or done they will...

Gute Typen haben immer das Nachsehen, und die Egoisten räumen ab – dieses Denkschema stimmt nicht mehr. Denn gerade mit einer selbstlosen Einstellung kommt man meist besser voran. Anhand schlagender Beispiele aus der Wirtschaftswelt verdeutlicht der führende amerikanische Organisationspsychologe...

Galileo, Einstein, Curie, Darwin, Hawking — we know the names, but how much do we really know about these people? Galileo gained notoriety from his battle with the Vatican over the question of heliocentrism, but did you know that he was also an accomplished lute player? And Darwin of course discovered...