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Sgt. Joe Massey (Retired) shuns the idea of being politically correct with this insider’s account of what it’s like to be a Washington, D.C. police officer. He leads readers on a series of adventures that span thirty years in law enforcement, beginning as a police rookie in 1983, to his days with...

Welcome to my book, this is my story and observations of when I suffered and survived a life threatening major stroke in my mid forties not so long ago. It is a 100% frank account with no elaboration. Those who know me will know and understand my turn of phrase anyway and hopefully this book sounds...

Roger Dale Loring is a genuine baby boomer who finds his existence in the rapidly-changing world rather perplexing. In his latest book, he once again offers a collection of lighthearted essays about his dilemmas from the perspective of his current “if-they-don’t-have-a-senior-discount, I’m-not-going-there”...

When Anne Omaly and her family moved to Ferguson, Missouri, in 1956 it was a quiet, “old soul” sort of town. The children walked to school, played four-square under the street light, rode bikes, and skated down the long hill. In Growing Up in Ferguson, Missouri., she shares a host of personal...

AAfter 20 years of ministry in the church, Rick ventured into a full time missionary position that focuses on bringing the "good news" to people right where they live. These pages are filled with stories that follow the transition from the institutional church into the mission of various neighbourhoods.

My father was only a child when, in the winter of 1879, he said goodbye to his home in Poland and, with his mother, father and two sisters, began an overland journey that brought them, three months later, to the gates of Jerusalem. Thus, the Linder family saga begins, and continues, four generations...

The Royal Canadian Air Force’s (RCAF’s) involvement with the search and rescue (SAR) mandate in Canada dates to 1947. The RCAF’s Air Sea Rescue predecessor capability from the Second World War dates back to 1942. How and why did the RCAF become involved with both of those capabilities, and is...

The Advisory List features the exchange organizations accepted for CSIET’s 2015-16 List, including their listing status (Full, Provisional, Conditional), contact information, and countries they serve

CSIET’s (The Council on Standards for International Educational Travel’s) Advisory List features the international student exchange organizations accepted for listing for the 2016-2017 academic year, including specific listing status (Full, Provisional, Conditional), visa type, contact information,...

This collection contains both published and unpublished stories about family, mortality, tradition, and change. In Hardy Roses we meet a first generation American whose visiting father seeks to grow the roses of his Irish home in the harsh New England climate. His quest ends up bridging both continents...

A glimpse into the personal, once dark tumultuous world of a woman who, enroute to uncovering her stagnated identity, offed the characters her pen created instead of becoming a serial killer herself.

Charlotte Werth was born Dec. 21, 1927, in Königsberg, Germany, in what was then known as East Prussia. In this memoir, she recalls the happy times of her childhood before the Nazis took charge. At ten years old, her childhood of happy memories was about to come to an abrupt end. When the Russians...

The author got putting together in this work an original and well selected context that help us understanding who they are and how modern brazilian people live. In a light language this book make us getting into the culture and tradition on day by day of brazilian people on deep way to understand...

Antón is a little boy who loves to dance. His parents and grandparents came from many places—England, Scotland, Spain, Mexico, and Vietnam—and the music and dance of those cultures flow through him. What’s more, when he dances, he brings joy to everyone around him, because people who see him realize...