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If you’ve decided to quit drinking, that’s great—but you don’t want to stop cold turkey. Detoxification from alcohol has more complications from withdrawal than any other drug, and the death rate for alcohol withdrawal is between five and eight percent. In How to Detox Yourself from Alcohol,...

The Silent Epidemic addresses a critical public health problem in America – the leading preventable cause of birth defects, neurodevelopmental disorders, and intellectual disability: prenatal alcohol exposure. From her work in community health, forensic psychiatry, and private practice, Dr. Rich...

Jesus stated, "I was sent only to the lost sheep of the house of Israel." Jesus's mission was not to commit suicide to wash away our sins as Christianity has taught. Jesus's mission was to build the 'Body of Christ' by uniting his people under a belief system based on faith, understanding,...

FINALIST 2017 NEXT GENERATION INDIE BOOK AWARDS AND 2016 SHELF UNBOUND BEST INDIE BOOKS Join Melie, HR manager, on her desperate search for solutions to the messes boiling over in Axis Mundi Medical Center. You will laugh but is it funny to her? Why can’t those buttock-groping doctors and their...

R.W. Lesmeister blurs the line between one’s daily life and the pursuit of passions within their own microcosm. Throughout the author’s first poetry collection, big questions bounce against mundane truisms in a world that becomes smaller throughout the pages. He does this by making connections...

An elderly man teaches his granddaughter a lesson on dealing with bullies and then tells all of his grandchildren of an adventure he had when he was about their age. That adventure took place at the bottom of a pond on the family farm. Did it really happen or was it an hallucination, the result of a near drowning?

Born in the south to a slave mother and a white father, Anna Knight grew up in the Jasper County, Mississippi cotton fields. Realizing this wasn’t for her, she taught herself to read and write and eventually became the first in her family to graduate from College. In From Cotton Fields to Mission...

LOL is a common sense approach to improving your self and your life. There is no “secret” here but rather many perspectives and philosophies to set you on a path of evolution. Unlike other books in the genre, LOL knits wisdom from a myriad of backgrounds with anecdotal and worldly experience....

As the sun rose on a 1947 Vancouver morning, sixteen-year-old Garry Rowse stepped on the school bus without any idea he would not return to his hometown for more than five years. Without money, identification, or a plan, Garry exited the bus at the end of its route, stuck out his thumb, and left a...

This book for young readers shares how Andrew J, a dog who discovers a second chance at happiness after he’s rescued from neglect, helps a brain aneurysm survivor thrive. “Andy was an incredible empathetic dog, he was a people’s pleaser. I could see that even when he was very sick, he just wanted...

Eddie’s a city kid whose obsession with cars and race car driving gets in the way of his studies, particularly his math studies. But, when a substitute teacher, who affectionately goes by the moniker “Mr. Math,” arrives with a similar love of hot cocoa and sports cars, young Eddie decides to give...

“Let the Church Be the Church” is a book that provides the reader with the author’s” “up close” experience in many African-American Protestant churches throughout the United States of America over the past forty years. He grew up in the African-American Baptist church while being raised...

Nikki's Jewels is about little life lessons that we learn along the way. Some times the easy way sometimes the hard way but using those lessons to help navigate through life while remaining true to yourself. If you aren't learning you are not growing and if you are not growing you are stagnant.

Marcus Dunn came out of the slums of Kensington Philadelphia, with two things, a brain and a bad temper that didn’t go with it. A strange combination of the two got him into trouble and into Harvard. What You Pay For traces his development from the slums through college, into the world of high finance...