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Anger, rage, rashes, pain, asthma and inability to focus; these were just a few of the symptoms Joshua experienced. His behavior often resembled that of children diagnosed with ADD, ADHD and ODD. To avoid medical labels and allopathic medicines, Joshua’s Mom searched diligently to discover...

Saints In The Field Genuine Remnants is a powerful, cogent, bold and eloquent collection of poetic messages from the Lord written in italics to His saints regarding love, death, addiction, special needs, bondage, encouragement, fear, healing, joy, mothers and protection. NOTHING IS IMPOSSIBLE for...

A continuation of the Davenport series, Black Tide is a fast-paced, heart-pounding, adventure novel about major oil-spill cleanup, true stories about animals incorporated into the storyline, and the deadly ramifications of finding a secretly manmade WWII era weapon in the waters of the Strait of Juan...

A well-established American professor of Geology is asked by the State Department to investigate goings on at an american owned gold mine in the interior of the small South American nation of Guyana. The mine is located on the border with Brazil and near the Guyana town of Lethem in the foothills...

Fay Rezendes returns to her home town of Crescentville, Vermont with her spirited young daughter to heal from an ailing marriage. Crops grown in the uniquely-situated farming town seem immune to the genetic contamination sweeping the globe, until a marketing blitz by the regional director of the world's...

In the third year of the Korean War, a young Army officer arrived in Korea for combat duty. He was assigned to the U.S. 31st Infantry Regiment, code name Bearcat. For almost two years he had been preparing to lead infantry soldiers in combat. Little of that training, however, had equipped him for...

Marc meets Howard during his final year at graduate school. Howard is Marc’s dream of what a real man should look like: tall, dark and muscular. When Marc discovers that Howard shares his minority affectional orientation, the two men become lovers. Upon graduation, they plan to escape prairie...

“If the spirit of a loving wife can’t nudge her husband in the right direction, who can?” So thinks thirty-something Judith McBride, a Jewish control freak with an unlikely last name. When Judith dies in a medical mishap, she calls on her supernatural status to “rescue” her widowed...

A pregnant Chilean boy finds an unlikely path from village scorn to life as a brilliant astronomer. His love for Beverly, a young surgeon from Tucson, Arizona, becomes more radiant and enlightening than the vastness of space.

Betty Walker and Marilyn Mehr met in 1970 in a final graduate seminar on Humanistic Existential counseling at the University of Southern California. They were drawn to psychology, especially to the program at USC because it emphasized the power of the individual to change. Humanistic Existentialism...

The first book of the HOME trilogy (HOME 1: Departure) traces Allera’s emergence from a mostly agrarian and unchanging society to a gradual discovery of its previously-forbidden history. There is an awareness in its elders—particularly on the part of Han and his secret partner Kriya—that the...

These thirteen tales, all dealing with gay Mormon men, tell the stories mainstream Mormons don't want to hear. Whether it is a young LDS man stripping to his Mormon underwear in public or a virginal 70-year-old finally giving in to temptation, a straight son who discovers his father kissing another...

Gayrabian Nights is a twist on the well-known classic, "1001 Arabian Nights," in which Scheherazade, under the threat of death if she ceases to captivate King Shahryar's attention, enchants him through a series of mysterious, adventurous, and romantic tales. In this variation, a male...

This book offers a simple program to help attain health and fitness, only spending twenty minutes a day, three to six days a week. The procedures can be done in concert with any other fitness program. While the program is primarily for individuals who rarely exercise, it may be used by all. It can...