Hayes: 1267 books

This, my third volume on the Syrian crisis, first briefly reviews the background to the Syrian crisis, the biggest humanitarian disaster of our time. After identifying the soft power forces being paid to undermine Syria, it then explores the reasons those NGOs and other NATO controlled forces are...

In Influence from Abroad, Danny Hayes and Matt Guardino show that United States public opinion about American foreign policy can be shaped by foreign leaders and representatives of international organizations. By studying news coverage, elite debate, and public opinion prior to the Iraq War, the authors...

From its heyday in the nineteenth century as a major centre of wiremaking, textiles, chemical production and brewing, through to its subesquent reinvention as a new town in the late 1960s, Warrington has a proud and distinctive identity. This extraordinary history is embodied in the buildings that...

Written by Andrea Hayes, the presenter of TV3’s Dog Tales, these are the inspiring and heartwarming stories of fourteen rescue dogs who rescued their owners right back. Filled with touching stories of love, loss and transformation, Dog Tales will lift your soul as you laugh, cry and fall in love...

This concise overview of Bible prophecy explains what is in store for Israel, believers in the Body of Christ and unbelievers, taking a pre-millenialist, two-phase coming, non-replacement theological view of the end times.

A story from Boughs of Evergreen: A Holiday AnthologyTHE BARD AND HIS BOYFRIENDby KATHLEEN HAYESSeth is a member of an ancient clan of druids that have existed for over 5,000 years. The rituals they perform at the changing of the seasons keep the very fabric of reality from unraveling....

End of the World, a short story. Part, the fourth, in Rabbitry, a pentalogy. Grief from a death is visited upon the surviving members of a polyamorous family. The departing partner’s wish: scatter her ashes upon the waters at a cape they had frequented. Honoring the promise given required...

As it so happened, I was working at home, something I could’ve been doing for a long time, but had chosen not to as I hadn't had the desire to spend any more time there than I needed to. This should have been an indication to me that perhaps this marriage wasn't for me, but of course it wasn't....

An overview of the key themes of 1 Corinthians. 1 Corinthians is packed with controversies and conflicts that the Apostle Paul had to deal with - we should be thankful, because this has resulted in clear, useful teaching for Christians today in our Bibles on such diverse topics as Christian love,...

Torn from her world and enslaved by magic, Vela’s life is shattered in the name of greed. Born of a fae race of shifters, her exotic beauty and unique powers have damned her to a life of slavery. But as a true Feral, she will never allow anyone to enslave her spirit or claim her soul. Torin...

Welcome to Luna City, Karnes County, Texas … Population 2,456, give or take! Fugitive former celebrity chef Richard Astor-Hall has become a valued member of the community, expanding service at the Café, keeping company with local ace reporter Kate Heisel, and training his new assistant cook, Luc...

From the Old World to the New The frontier would challenge them. Brutal war would test them, in a crucible of fire. But they would endure and build. They would prosper and in the end … They wouldbecome Americans. The Adelsverein Trilogy is a saga of family and community loyalties,...

From the Old World to the New! The frontier would challenge them. Brutal war would test them, in a crucible of fire. But they would endure and build. They would prosper and in the end … They wouldbecome Americans. The Adelsverein Trilogy is a saga of family and community loyalties,...

“Olive: The Duck Who Learned to Fly” is the story of a duckling who grows up. Hoping to learn to fly, Olive takes advice from all the farmyard animals. She has fun, but is never satisfied. Finally a crow advises her to simply step off the top of the barn. “I'm scared,” Olive says. “I...