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Belinda Martin is an incoming freshman at Sunderland University in New Orleans who dreams of following in her Uncle Dan’s footsteps of law enforcement. She grew up on his fantastic, intriguing stories of life in the FBI, and she emulates a similar future for herself. However, being at Sunderland...

The author completed a 31 year career working as a patrolman, detective and sergeant with the Chicago Police Department and now he would like to provide you, the reader, with graphic insight into many of his personal experiences from the streets that he worked. This book details his career and contains...

This book provides in a comical way that being a nigga has nothing to do with color, But by the ignorance we have within. Born in Chicago raised in Indiana and Chicago, Racism was everywhere. Now that I am an Adult I must expose it. Enough said.

More Stories -- A Book Of Poems continues the themes of Love and Death from Don Edwards' previous book, Scars and Stories -- Poems. These poems show us that love can elevate us above the gravity of everyday life. At the same time, we are reminded that, despite our sense of decision-making power, we...

While given no reason young Saina was banished to the Sulatin monastery. In a decade since, his only achievement—unknown to anyone—is his ability to enter the divine world of Goddessoma. One night in that world he is shown an unthinkable war raging in his homeland Satamabode. Meanwhile his dying...

Perhaps these cyclical tendencies of history are not at all coincidental, and the kinds of lessons learned -- not at all virtuous but insidious. And perhaps it is my misfortune that my chief source of inspiration should have anything to do with politics: My reaction to the absurdity of the historical...

Country Boy captures the breadth and depth of life in the political world of Washington, DC, with his soul mate, Molly; a father helping to raise a young son; observing human nature at home and at work through the eyes of a simple country boy who found, in joy and sorrow, that he had a gift for writing....

The Life and Times of Dale Wayne Folks spans a lifetime of over 90 years, beginning with Dale’s birth in 1925 to a poor Western Oklahoma farm family. In his memoirs, Dale recounts growing up on an Indian lease with his parents and six siblings, his teen years helping to work the family farm in the...

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“I thoroughly enjoyed this remarkable story by a charismatic pioneer. It shows how he and others were healed of hurt, anger and loss, through the power of the Holy Spirit.” —CECIL M. ROBECK, Jr., PhD, Fuller Seminary “A riveting, history making story of persevering faith by a man who opened...

Seven Rights for Citizen Slackers has two themes. The principle theme centers around the author Dennis Boaz’s discovery and development of a comprehensive body of rights for workers and citizens, at whose core are seven rights. The author explains why this human rights organizational system would...

Palliative medicine is one of the greatest gifts we have to offer folks at the end of their life or during the chronic phases of illness. Patrick J. Macmillan, M.D., conveys that message loud and clear in this book featuring sixteen poignant stories of patients who found themselves at the end of life....

Imagine a day that just seems ordinary. Not that being ordinary is a bad thing. Now imagine the ordinary is replaced by something incredibly out of the ordinary. In fact, something that changes the world. Author David Thulin describes such an incident in his book Dragon, Awake: A Plane Disappears—A...

This book contains my true stories of growing up in Acworth, GA in the fifties and other experiences from my almost seventy years of life. For those of you that also grew up in the fifties, you'll know that 1950s BC means 'before cell phones, before computers and before air conditioners.' As a kid...