Jenkins: 157 books

In this book of articles from his travels around North America the past quarter century, Robert N. Jenkins recounts the insights he gained from experiences as diverse as stumbling upon the majesty of the Grand Tetons and flying on the Concorde at twice the speed of sound.Named the travel editor...

Travel writing is an art, and Bob Jenkins is an artist. He is a veteran of the decades when Americans greeted each Sunday morning with a newspaper account from valued journalists who traveled the world. End Bag is a fine collection of some of Jenkins' best. --David G. Molyneaux, editor, TheTravelMavens.com,...

In Writing for the Soul, best-selling author Jerry B. Jenkins takes you on a personal and inspiring journey, imparting experience and wisdom gained from his impressive writing career. Unknown in his early days, Jenkins persisted in his passion to write, and his story reveals the rewards that can come...

When Robert N. Jenkins was named the travel editor of the St. Petersburg Times in 1987, he was expected to report on the entire world, not just western central Florida. But Jenkins had no passport. Which put him in the majority of Americans, as fewer than 5 percent of his countrymen then held a passport....

Over nearly a quarter-century as a travel writer, first for the former St. Petersburg (now, Tampa Bay) Times, and more recently as a freelancer, Robert N. Jenkins figures he has boarded more 60 ships to write about. Many of those trips were three-night ”cruises to nowhere’’, when a new...

Leaving Vegas a fascinating glimpse into the world of Kansas City mobsters in the 1970sYou don't have to be a local history buff to be interested in the chronicles of Kansas City's infamous mob family. Those of us who were around here in the mid-1970s recall the headlines. Gary Jenkins,...

Selections of Jerry Jenkins "For Starters" column in Moody Monthly make up this volume of stories from life that pack a punch of insight, humor, and emotion.

There are many people that want Ana dead. None of them have been human...until now.Nathan is back and he is looking for her. After all, she did testify against him for murder.In order to hide, Ana travels to Maria’s family in America. She expects to be safe in a household of witches....

Ana believes that Gabriel's departure will keep her out of harm’s way; little does she know that it is too late for that. She already contains some of Gabriel's Shi which allows her to sense the bad intent of others. This ensures that wherever she goes, trouble will find her. After a run in with...

“It seems like only yesterday...” Filling Photo albums, dresser tops, attic boxes, and our own minds, memories can keep us young at heart as the years pass by. Jerry Jenkins has been chronicling his most cherished moments much of his adult life. In this collection of memories from grammar school...

"I love you,” he murmured as the wisps of light returned to his body.What he didn’t say was that his love came with a heavy price and life was never going to be the same again.Twenty six year old Ana Martin has a past she is trying to forget. When she meets Gabriel, she believes...

An LSAT Prep Book with Perspective. M.L. Jenkins, a practicing attorney and former LSAT instructor and tutor, provides advice on how he practiced for the LSAT (increasing his score from 150 to 179). Unlike similar books, Jenkins also devotes attention to explaining why a 179 is not necessarily...

Reading the stories of a Navy SEAL is very powerful. It’s even more powerful in the form of a journal or diary. Earl and Irene Jenkins discovered such writings while cleaning their attic one day of their son’s writings about this time serving as a SEAL overseas. They are tales of difficulty,...

"SHE'S ALWAYS WATCHING." Having found the perfect flat, Matthew and Aimee settle into their new home with all the hopes of a young couple in love. But something hideous resides within its walls. Before long, curious incidents turn violent, and it becomes increasingly...