Michael: 5258 books

When Vancouver photographer Tom McCall’s former lover walks back into his life, he knows trouble can’t be far behind. She’s stolen from him in the past, taking much more than his heart. Now she needs his help. Can McCall resist? No. But when she disappears a few days later, McCall is left facing...

In this engaging memoir, a homeless American artist flees New York to backpack across India. Armed with a wry sense of humor and boundless curiosity, he crisscrosses a dazzling, fragile, complicated country. Alternately joyous and wistful, "Lost Among The Marigolds" describes an unforgettable journey,...

Death is abroad in ancient Egypt. The god Set has murdered his brother Osiris, incurring the wrath and vengeance of Isis, the dead god's wife. With Set's vile act, the pantheon of Egyptian myth is split into opposing forces, those who maintain the status quo and those who seek to upend the traditional...

Cross never forgives because he never forgets. Haunted by the Hell of his past transgressions, he sets out on an epic journey across the underworld to paradise--not to frolic in the gardens with the righteous, but to drink from the river Lethe which causes complete forgetfulness. He's...

Bend Foot Bailey is a collection of short stories from the Caribbean. It captures the true native essence of Caribbean life like never before. It documents the tribulations and happiness of the people that live in the country. Each story is filled with morals and values. Each character in his book is full of life. Michael Cozier has revived Caribbean Litreature.

"The doctors said, when she was born, that the gills would eventually fade away on their own." "Michael Hartford's "Ichthyology" is brutal and eloquently told, a brilliant carnage of a story about a half-girl, half-reptilian fish whose provocative imagery swells up from the page." - Brooke Hall, "Baltimore City Paper"

Based in NYC, a detective named Michael Reyes (Mike for short) solves gruesome murder cases with his partner Morgan Westfield. They've only been partnered for two years but their success rate in closing cases is the highest of any detective duo in the force. Mike is a legend and Morgan has risen through...

There are plenty of application possibilities for active loudspeakers. For example, an entire apartment can be easily, conveniently and optimally filled with sound. No matter if multi-room HiFi or studio atmosphere: In this book you will find information about five outstanding active loudspeakers. (Michael...

"The One With All The Good Stuff" contains ALL of the award-winning poems, StoryHouse coffee essays and Stowbilly stories written by Michael Pollick. Included are such pieces as "Makebelieve Ballroom", "Your Well-Lit Public Area or Mine?" and "The Stow Fourth of...

Humorist and poet Michael Pollick grew up in the small Midwestern city of Stow, Ohio during the 60s, 70s and 80s. "Stowbilly Radio and TV" is a collection of funny and nostalgic essays with a common theme: Bloodshot eyes, Doritos and grape soda, and a fuzzy television screen at 2 in the...

Sanctimonious Serial Killers is much more than a murder novel about serial killers. It is a gripping tale exploring the psychological and moral dimensions of aberrant minds convinced of the righteousness of their murderous deeds. It’s also a tale about mounting personal losses and their devastating...

Cupiditas: Evil's Root is a sequel to Michael Segedy's thriller/romance, In Deep. In this suspenseful story, a beautiful, young ex-CIA agent reunites with Steve Collins to solve the mystery to the murders of a U.S. senator, a Peruvian politician, and Peruvian journalist. Like In Deep, the...

"We got us a major booboo, bubaloo— We've got us a wounded God. And we gotta stop the bleeding..." _____________ What happened to the world? We happened. Humans, supposedly created in the image of a God who can only do for us what He can do through us. We were the beneficiaries of everything....

Western Society is in confusion, the industrial world is teetering on collapse, and it looks like things could get worse. Agrarian Blogger, historian, and "plain" preacher Michael Bunker has been living off of the grid for many years, and he has some advice for those living in the industrial/consumerist...