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Download or read book Nathrotep written by William H. Nelson and published by . This book was released on 2018-03-30 with total page 168 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Dr. Barnaby Williams feels he's losing his mind when he uncovers a supernatural plot unraveling in his small town. Now, aided by his assistant, Terry Bradford, he must solve the mysteries of the town's dark history before an ancient evil can break forth and spread its madness across the entire world.
Download or read book Upside Down World written by Seda Ünlüçay and published by Seda Ünlüçay . This book was released on with total page 27 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: A young girl growing up in rural Turkey discovers the paradoxes at the core of life: the more she gives, the richer she feels, the happier she is alone, the more friends she makes, the more she embraces the quiet parts of life, the more she discovers that it is a beautiful mystery. The stunning watercolour illustrations celebrate Turkish culture and reinforce the universal nature of the lessons.
Download or read book War Bunny written by Christopher St. John and published by . This book was released on 2021-07 with total page pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Meet Anastasia, a rabbit who does the unthinkable. She fights back against a world of killers, launches a war between the prey animals and predators, and leads a group of outcasts in a desperate bid for freedom. It's a fast-paced story about survival, friendship, and coming of age.She's the most hunted creature on earth, and this rabbit is going to change the world or die trying.
Download or read book Gordon's Quest written by Douglas Kovatch and published by Independently Published. This book was released on 2021-02-15 with total page 312 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Rugen Sloane's dreary life changed the day a weathered traveler named Gordon emerged from the wilderness and knocked on his front gate. For years the world has been plagued by roving monsters that kill anyone they catch outside the confines of their village. The fact that Gordon was able to brave the journey to Rugen's doorstep is a testament to his survival skills. It doesn't take much for Gordon to convince Rugen to join him on an adventure across the continent to stifle the growing evil, along the way meeting an array of characters eager to join the quest.
Book Synopsis The Puzzle of Religion by : Douglas Hufschmid
Download or read book The Puzzle of Religion written by Douglas Hufschmid and published by Independently Published. This book was released on 2019-07-25 with total page 140 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: It's fairly easy to see the ways in which science has advanced over the years, forming truths and laws that many people accept worldwide. Yet most religions resist change, and, in turn, most religions remain backward and divisive. Is there potential for better human unity if we demystify the puzzle of religion as we have demystified other puzzles? Douglas Hufschmid explores these topics and more in The Puzzle of Religion. With astute investigations into contemporary religious beliefs, Hufschmid seeks to unravel the ways in which religion must compete with other aspects of modern life, such as science, the Internet, and Hollywood. The Puzzle of Religion dives deep into the fascinating contradiction between scientific advancement and religious stagnation.The better we can understand our desire for advances within science, the better we can understand why the world's religions lack similar advances. Is it possible to develop a worldwide consensus on religion? For every human to hold the same set of truths-as is the case with science? As The Puzzle of Religion unveils, this consensus could be the missing piece in unity. It could be the last piece in the puzzle for world peace.
Book Synopsis Letters on the Table by : Pattie Howse-Duncan
Download or read book Letters on the Table written by Pattie Howse-Duncan and published by . This book was released on 2020-01-18 with total page 247 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: We are all a bit broken and Katherine was no different. She spent her life searching to understand why her father walked out the door and never returned. After his disappearance, she spent the rest of her childhood in two different parts of a racially divided town and soon discovered she belonged in both. Katherine lived her entire life in Kingston, a small southern town with a dark past of its own but full of lovable and intriguing characters. A charismatic doctor and a large-and-in-charge seamstress step up to the plate when Katherine's family dissolves. Add the wealthy owner of a timber empire, a woman struggling to fight an addiction, a truck driver, and two lost travelers who aren't really sure what they are seeking. It's the promises we make to each other that bind us and sometimes those same promises can rip us apart. The two people Katherine loved the longest in life had known all along what caused her father's disappearance. She discovered the potency of both a promise kept and a promise shattered when their vow of secrecy was broken. After her death, four people are summoned by her attorney to discover what she bequeathed to each of them. But are any of them at all prepared how Katherine's gifts will change their lives forever?
Book Synopsis Jacob Weinberg Musical Pioneer by : Ellen Weinberg Mausner, M D
Download or read book Jacob Weinberg Musical Pioneer written by Ellen Weinberg Mausner, M D and published by . This book was released on 2021-01-09 with total page 114 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: A biography of JACOB WEINBERG (1879-1956) a brilliant Russian-Jewish composer and concert pianist. Born in Odessa, he trained at the Moscow Conservatory of Music (1901-1906) and became a concert pianist and prolific composer. He wrote the first Hebrew Opera, "The Pioneers of Palestine" (1924). He emigrated to the US and setlled in NY with his family. His works were performed in NY - at such cultural landmark venues as Carnegie Hall, Town Hall, City Center (formerly the Mecca Temple), and the 92nd St Y. This book is written by his granddaughter ELLEN WEINBERG MAUSNER.
Book Synopsis Observations from Planet Earth by : Skie Bender
Download or read book Observations from Planet Earth written by Skie Bender and published by . This book was released on 2020-10-31 with total page 232 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Who am I? What is my life purpose on Planet Earth? Observations from Planet Earth is a fluid, inspiring, easy read about attaining or maintaining a simple, balanced, creative life.
Book Synopsis All Good Things Come To An End by : Lee-Michael Register
Download or read book All Good Things Come To An End written by Lee-Michael Register and published by . This book was released on 2020-12-21 with total page 330 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: My story begins with a dream. A promise of a new beginning. And then a misadventure. When I began having strange dreams in late 2012 they intrigued me. Quickly they took a dark turn. An innocent exploration of my psyche led me to reexamine everything I ever believed. At the same time a mysterious woman appeared in my life, temptations and illusions drew me to her. A chasm opened and I fell in. There I witnessed the evil underbelly of this fallen world. Great expectations brought me to this dreadful place. During a seven-year period of captivity I documented my extraordinary experiences. For a single purpose. To inform the public of what's to come. The world is on the precipice. Either go over the edge or be saved.
Book Synopsis MORE Door-to-Door Millionaire by : Lenny Gray
Download or read book MORE Door-to-Door Millionaire written by Lenny Gray and published by . This book was released on 2021-01-29 with total page 250 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Lenny Gray, author of Door-to-Door Millionaire: Secrets of Making the Sale is changing the door-to-door sales industry once again with his new book, MORE Door-to-Door Millionaire: Next Level Training. This book teaches even more tactics and techniques that Lenny has used to grow several multi-million-dollar companies primarily through door-to-door sales. Lenny reveals how to earn time on the doors with his 3-Door Rule technique and the best strategies for making comeback appointments. An entire chapter is devoted to teaching sales reps how to gain a competitive advantage over other door-to-door sales reps and companies. Lenny's tactical knocking strategies will boost your sales production as you learn tips for effectively knocking during the mornings, weekends, even in bad weather, and what it means to knock doors "off the beaten path." Learn the daily routines of the most successful door-to-door sales reps and how to channel positive momentum from day to day and door to door. Business owners and entrepreneurs are given advice about how door-to-door sales can impact their business, why door-to-door sales does well in some industries and not others, and what the future looks like for the door-to-door sales industry. For more information visit: www.LennyGray.com
Book Synopsis Peregrine's Island by : Brewster Chamberlin
Download or read book Peregrine's Island written by Brewster Chamberlin and published by Createspace Independent Publishing Platform. This book was released on 2018-06-07 with total page 416 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Peregrine's Island is the third volume in the four volume series The Berlin Book. This volume follows the career of the German-American writer, John Schade, the main character of volume one Schade's Passage. He returns to the USA after his tour of duty in Berlin as a cultural affairs officer in the American sector with a pile of notes for a novel about the exile experience of anti-Nazi Germans including his own family. Disappointed with the sales of and lack of royalties from the book, he moves to Key West at the southeastern end of the Florida Keys in 1947 to live cheaply and write a second novel. On the island he meets new friends including Perri who becomes his lover, the photo journalist Francesca, the part time hooker Silver, the blind newsbringer Anselmo, the writer Samuel Mithman (who appears briefly in volumes one & two), and the Jewish German now American sailor Franz Friedmann who becomes a close friend but leaves to join the nascent Israeli navy in the war between the new Jewish state and its Arab neighbors. Matters involving Berlin catch up with Schade throughout the book: His former cultural affairs colleague in that city, William Makepeace, visits to urge him to return to Berlin and write about the Soviet blockade of the western sectors; characters he knew in the city write him giving news of the situation there; and representatives of Israel visit to convince him to talk to gentiles in Miami in an effort to raise money to fund hospitals and support the war effort. The torrid tropical atmosphere of the island leads to all sorts of sensual and sexual experiences for the characters. In the end, Schade finishes the novel and is once again drawn back to the ruptured former capital of Germany, the narrative of which will be contained in volume four, Ursula's Triumph.
Book Synopsis The God Hole of Mescalito by : Charles Dave Cox
Download or read book The God Hole of Mescalito written by Charles Dave Cox and published by . This book was released on 2021-03-14 with total page 206 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: The first part of the book takes place 1875-1925 in Texas. A man lost in the desert finds his "spirit animal", a deer that guides him to an oasis where he learns how to survive. His deer introduces him to the cactus, peyote. The man has renamed himself Adam, like a new man reborn. He has peyote infused visions that unknown to him predict his future and the future of his family. He leaves his oasis to find his place in the real world. He crosses the desert where he finds the woman of his visions. Her name is Eva. She is a Mexican laborers daughter. They marry and raise a family with all that entails, the good and the bad. Several of their children die in infancy while one becomes a famous border killer, others farmers and one a railroad man. The railroad minded son marries an Apache captive and they move to Ft. Worth where they establish the Texas family name of Bridgewater that survives to this day. Eva dies and Adam now alone returns to his desert oasis to live out the rest of his days. His last encounter on this earth is with a large, hungry bear. This ends Part 1 of the story. Part 2 of the story takes place between 1950-2015. The story applies the Ten Commandments of the Bible to lives of ordinary members of the Bridgewater family via eleven short stories. The reason that there are eleven instead of ten separate stories is that a member of the Bridgewater family, Herbert has without knowing it created an eleventh commandment as a guide for his family and any others that will listen.
Book Synopsis Pandora's Sisters by : Michael Stephen Fuchs
Download or read book Pandora's Sisters written by Michael Stephen Fuchs and published by Pan Macmillan. This book was released on 2008 with total page 324 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Two weeks earlier, Kate Quinlan was just your average British expat with a PhD, working in Silicon Valley as an artificial-intelligence designer for ultraviolent video games, spending the evenings hanging out with her pet chimp—and wondering how something as weird as human consciousness could have evolved through mere Darwinian selection. But when a disconcertingly attractive behavioral geneticist and a hotshot cryptologist stroll into her life, she begins looking for answers in the backwaters of the human genome—the 97 percent written off as "junk DNA." And when men in strange hats come looking for her hard drive, shooting first and never really asking any questions, she finds herself on the run—pursued by multiple squads of heavily-armed religious zealots, the Feds, and worse. All seek to obtain, or to suppress forever, the key to the revelatory stretch of DNA known as the Pandora Sequence. The outcome of their race to control this explosive secret will forever alter how humanity regards itself—that is, if anyone lives long enough to tell the tale.
Download or read book When We Were Brave written by Karla M Jay and published by . This book was released on 2019-04-15 with total page 414 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: In WHEN WE WERE BRAVE, we plunge headlong into the panorama of World War II, where three character's stories immerse us in their high-stakes plots, where bravery may not be enough to endure to the end.
Book Synopsis The Man With Wolf Eyes by : C S Hooper
Download or read book The Man With Wolf Eyes written by C S Hooper and published by . This book was released on 2020-06-18 with total page 270 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Centuries ago, the world was torn as the forces of light and dark waged war. Renzak, the Black Dragon of Hell, rallied the monsters and evils beings of the world to overthrow and enslave the races of man and light. Aron, the Light Bringer, led the forces of good against the tides of war. Being a hybrid himself, Aron brought monster and man together to ensure their survival. After defeating Renzak, Aron banished the followers of dark and established a peace across the land, and then vanished from time. Now, an adventurer named Ryker resuces a woman named Maridah from a mythical bounty hunter. When Ryker finds out she has no idea why the monster was after her, he offers Maridah assistance in finding answers by enlisting the help of a being called a 'norn.' After everything she's been through and suffered, Maridah has trouble trusting anyone, but a gut feeling tells her to take a chance with Ryker. She agrees to let him help her and take her with him. They load up into Ryker's canoe and begin their adventure together. In what begins as a search for answers, has so much more in store for them.
Book Synopsis The Human Symphony by : June Leslie Wieder
Download or read book The Human Symphony written by June Leslie Wieder and published by . This book was released on with total page 164 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: The Human Symphony compares the human body to an orchestra. Like an orchestra, the body has many players who must be in tune with one another. When the players are harmoniously in tune, the result is a joyous symphony. When the body's natural rhythms are in tune and vibrating in harmony, we have good health, energy, and vitality. When our body rhythms are out of tune, our health is impaired. Each body system has its own tone, its own rhythm, its own harmony, and together they sing the human symphony. The natural rhythms of the body can be restored with sound or vibration. The ancient origins of sound healing are outlined by Dr. Wieder and the basis of modern sound therapy is reviewed. Every thing in the universe vibrates and has its own vibrational frequency. The author describes how she explored the vibrational frequencies of first the spine, and then the entire human body. She discovered that tuning forks can restore the natural harmonic resonance of vertebrae. When treating clients she found tuning forks awkward to work with, so she came up with the idea of developing an electronic tuning fork that could provide the desired frequencies. With the help of a talented and creative electronic designer, a functional electronic tuning fork was produced and marketed. Dr. Wieder clearly describes in detail how to use the electronic tuning fork and muscle testing in vibration therapy. Muscle testing is an important element in finding and treating dysfunctions of the body. Case histories provide examples of using the electronic turning fork for treating various ailments. The final chapter takes a look at future research in sound and vibration therapy.
Book Synopsis Cockpit to Cockpit by : Usaf (Ret) Lt Col Marc Himelhoch
Download or read book Cockpit to Cockpit written by Usaf (Ret) Lt Col Marc Himelhoch and published by . This book was released on 2021-01-22 with total page 310 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: The end of a military aviation career doesn't have to clip your wings! This LOL, no s#@* military pilot's guide is the gouge you need to nail a successful touch-and-go into your airline career. Cockpit to Cockpit was written by a pilot who made the transition. Lt Col Marc Himelhoch, USAF (Ret) interviewed with and received conditional job offers from XOJET, Delta, JetBlue, and Southwest. Now he wants to share tips and tricks to help you transition from a military to airline cockpit. Cockpit to Cockpit gives military pilots a step-by-step guide that details the process from your first day as a newly "winged" military aviator until the last day on active duty and beyond to help you prepare for an airline transition. Recently released Cockpit to Cockpit third edition contains even more new and updated content to ensure readers have the latest and best airline transition information available, including a new addendum regarding the impact of the Coronavirus pandemic on the airline industry. Finally, military pilots have one resource for all the information needed to make a seamless military to airline transition. Marc neatly packages proven résumé and application techniques with valuable, direct-sourced airline hiring department information, and tips learned through personal experience to greatly enhance your chances of scoring an interview with your top airline choices. A must-read for any military pilot considering an airline career now or in the future!
