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These are the ramblings of an old farmer, William Pembrooke, as he looks back on his family's farm, Pembrooke/German Farm and Dairy. The story looks at how John and Ida Pembrooke got the farm and how it grew over the next hundred-plus years until William and finally his granddaughter would run the farm. It tells the family stories, some sad and others humorous.

The Drake twins have been locked away forever, and the trauma they caused is preparing to heal, but that only leads to older wounds being reopened.Frederick comes to Lesley, Malcolm, and Julian with a problem: the agents of MI6 seem to be under siege by an unknown ailment. Strange, erratic behavior, fights breaking out without any source. Determined, they set about investigating, but nothing is as it seems.The crew is joined by a face from Malcolm's past, which only further aggravates the situation. Before too long, Malcolm starts exhibiting the same weird behavior that the agents did. All at once, the case goes from objective to deeply personal. With Malcolm ostensibly out of commission and under siege himself, Lesley and Julian must find a cure, or risk having to keep him locked up forever.What they discover, both about themselves and each other, is not what they expect. And it is certainly not what they are prepared for.

Are you an atheist that is curious about Christianity? Do you know an atheist that you'd like to share your Christian faith with?Dean Holbrook is a former atheist and provides a unique, more palatable perspective on Christianity. He gives a respectful, fresh take on it, having been an atheist himself.The book is not fire-and-brimstone. It's not fear based; it is based on the author's own personal experience with Christianity.

A typical hardworking man and his fiancee are living together in the heart of East New York, trying to save money so they can move to a better place. When his fiancee is viciously taken from the home, he becomes a one-man army to take on a notorious drug lord who holds her captive and is also known as a ghost. Suddenly, their lives change in two different directions, and all hell breaks loose.

Almas en pena esta adornado con imagenes y voces que sin que sus duenos puedan identificarse nos llevan a sitios unicos. Magicos. pueblos de calles empolvadas en octubre. Tiempos lluviosos y calientes de algun lugar tropical en el que las campanas de una iglesia repentinamente repican al mediodia, llaman a los lugarenos a reunirse en el atrio y organizarse para enfrentar una posible emergencia. En esta obra, hay lamentos de mujeres que anoran el calor de sus hombres idos al norte. Almas de virgenes viejas que vagan por las calles de un pueblo en busca de quien escuche sus historias. Amores que no vuelven. Y los que retornan ya nadie los reconoce. Llegan solo a perecer o a vagar por reconditos lugares en los cuales buscan recuerdos erosionados por el tiempo. Se vuelven viejos en un abrir y cerrar de ojos.

This is a book that is an easy reader for young and old alike. The story involves a sister and a brother who spend the day at a zoo. It's up to the reader to figure out exactly what this special day is by the time they get to the end of the book. Good luck!

This book is a peek into the author's subconscious and the movie-like dreams she has had over a few years. She even included some of the scenes she saw in detail.

No two people fall in love the same way. Some recognize love at once. Some may take years before they are ready to admit, even to themselves, that they are in love. Sometimes one falls in love, but the other one either doesn't recognize it or is not ready to commit.Greg loved Janet, but she was seeing someone else, so he couldn't tell her his feelings.Ben and Sarah were deeply in love while they were in college. Circumstances forced them apart upon their graduation. They met quite by accident eight years later. They discovered that they were still in love, but each of them was engaged to marry someone else. What could they do? More importantly, what should they do?Jason and Sue were engaged to be married. They both loved their jobs, but those jobs kept pulling them apart. Would they ever find time to get married, or had they waited too long?Will was in love with Katy, but she was pining for a boy she knew from college, so she thought there was no room for anyone else in her heart.Chris worked for Paul. A coworker stole some artwork from Chris, so she believed she was going to have to quit her job. Paul didn't want to lose her, so he did everything in his power to stop that from happening. Paul first began to admire Chris because of how she wanted to settle the problem with her coworker. He discovered he liked spending time with Chris but wasn't sure it would be proper to take his feelings any further since she was one of his employees.

En esta obra, con palabras sencillas, te lleva a analizar lo valioso que es el tiempo, la familia, los amigos, el amor y lo hermoso que es la vida como un regalo divino. Aqui podras valorar mas las relaciones humanas y el proceso por el cual pasamos desde que nacemos, para poder entender todo lo que somos, todo lo que tenemos y para que estamos aqui. Recorre en su desarrollo diversas situaciones del mundo donde vivimos, transportandote a lugares, ciudades y momentos, los cuales hemos vivido en nuestras vidas, recordandolos de nuevo, pero ahora como espectadores, para, asi, poder valorar todos lo acontecido y tomarlo como una nueva ensenanza para seguir adelante. Nos ensena a encontrar el significado de la vida en pocas palabras, para saber comprender que lo unico que nos hace feliz es el amor al projimo, la familia y la pareja."La experiencia de los anos nos da la sabiduria".

These stories were written to tell my grandkids and great-grandkids about their grandmother's childhood but became much more a teaching tool of some of the values that are being lost in our day. They provoke questions parents should answer and often don't. But mostly they show a happy childhood with a little adventure thrown and a bit of the wry sense of humor I inherited from my dad. I hope parents will read them to their children and be with them at bedtime. The stories are mostly true, but my memory is unsure of conversations and who did what, so they aren't exact. I was born just before World War II, and for the most part, these stories are just after it ended. The settings are Andrews, Texas, and Carlsbad, New Mexico. There were no TVs and cell phones back then.

Why when life is ending...Do we suddenly see the beauty of clouds...Smell the aroma of jasmine...Love the smile of a stranger.......Breathe in, breathe out, and...Live.Cancer: A Funny Thing HappenedThis book was written to react to the devastation of hearing, "You have Stage 4 metastatic breast cancer." So the journey began.Cancer: It's Been a Year. I'm Still Here.An ironic look at what happens when you prepare to die and then you don't. Funny examples of doctor visits that border on ridiculous. We all have experience with doctors and their staff.Drink Your Juice from a Fancy GlassFrom the wonderful things that people say to you to the funny things that happen almost daily.From Scars to StarsA poetry book about twenty-four survivors (both men and women) who are living with their cancers in a positive way. They discuss their first symptoms and their attitudes about their care. These are all remarkable people.

¿¿Now in my eighties, I met scores of famous people within the motorcycle and car racing world and became lifelong friends with many of them. I'd work and professionally road race for the Honda, Yamaha, and Bridgestone factory teams, win national championships for two of them, and be associated with Bombardier, maker of Ski-Doo snowmobiles and Sea-Doo watercraft when they undertook the development and manufacture of the Can-Am, a North American off-road motorcycle to challenge the Japanese. I'd also spend forty-years importing Bombardier-Rotax racing engines from Austria. I'd do motorcycle development projects for several other manufacturers and even a motorcycle project for General Motors, then the largest corporation the world had ever known. I'd win the Baja 500 off-road car race for another automobile manufacturer, American Motors, on a team sponsored by film star James Garner, with teammate Bob Bondurant, a former Formula 1 race car driver. But all that was yet to come and in no way could I have portended what excitement, success, and personal notoriety lay ahead in my then-young life.I'd become living proof that the United States was truly the land of opportunity. If one was prepared to be dedicated and work hard, almost any dream could come true.

William Morgan, after thirty years of marriage, has left his old life behind him and has moved to a comfortable and modern log cabin in the woods of upstate New York, searching for the peace, solitude, and satisfaction he was never able to find as the titular head of a family and business.While walking through the beautiful wooded area that acted as the borders of the land that surrounded his home, he came upon a small shivering golden retriever puppy that was huddled against a huge pine tree. He named the puppy Fortune.William and Fortune enjoyed a mutually satisfying life together until Carolyn James, a battered and abused wife on the run from her husband, literally crashed into their lives. That was the beginning of a life together for the three of them that none of them had expected but lived it to the extreme.

Unicorn Dreams is an amusing family saga about the Andros family as seen through the eyes of Edward, its youngest member. He begins his reminiscences in the year 1980 when the sight of so many unicorns on department store shelves causes him to recall his sister-in-law, Alissa, who had a special connection with that heraldic beast. It is the impact of Alissa on various family members which is the backbone of the novel. Whether seen as saint or sinner, no one remains indifferent to Alissa.Among the various family members who are affected by Alissa is Eleanor Andros, matriarch of the clan. She often compares herself to Eleanor of Aquitaine whom, despite what the historians say, she refers to as "that dear saintly queen." There's Arthur, Alissa's husband, eldest son and heir to the family business who deserted the clan with nary a backward glance. Next comes Richard, recluse and malcontent, who especially despises Alissa whom he blames for Arthur's alienation and the subsequent destruction of his dreams of a promising music career. John is the black sheep of the family whose selfish behavior is the biggest thorn in Eleanor's side. Lastly, there's Edward himself, struggling against family opposition and resentment to become a doctor during the difficult Depression years.Besides the immediate family, members of the extended family are also drawn into Alissa's web. There's lovable obese Uncle Theo whose ideas are as outrageous as his thickly Greek-accented English. Eleanor's half brother, Teddy Busby, bon vivant and ladies' man, is attracted by Alissa's lure. While his daughter, Melinda, shares his infatuation, his son, Roderick, is determined to play Mordred in Alissa's Camelot.These are a few of the characters who are woven into the tangled tapestry of the Andros family's life as they struggle together, and sometimes against each other, to survive bootlegging, prohibition, the Depression, World War II, and all the crises which affect everyone throughout a lifetime. Whether laughing together at a family dinner, attending a lavish Elizabethan costume party, or suffering together through the losses of death and divorce, Alissa's influence, for good or bad, is profoundly felt by everyone.

This book contains the recipe of a top-notched TV series or a major blockbuster movie; it contains all the ingredients that would keep you on the edge of your seat. So join the roller-coaster ride of his life, pursuing his dream of becoming a law enforcement officer while later entering into the world of undercover life. Officer Victor Hill, known as the "Spoonman," played the game of cat and mouse with individuals responsible for pushing millions of dollars' worth of heroin and cocaine up and down the East Coast, which led to over 180 drug indictments during at least one undercover assignment. But after all was said and done, he later found himself on the other side of the law. Life behind bars is scary; his life would never be the same. A story of redemption and a story of a man attempting to put his life back together. In God we trust.

Found One dangerous psychopath...and more...Gregory is a nice-guy billionaire determined to help people. When he is tasked with tracking down a con man from decades ago, he can't quite say no. He knows the guy is still out there and has a feeling that he's dangerous.He finds his con man, finds he's right about his con man, and finds so much more.Angeline is what Gregory finds. He is determined to help her find herself, and he thinks he succeeds. But then he loses his heart in the process.They say nice guys finish last... Does he?

His journey began when he became consciously aware that he was walking on a road that ran through the inside of a dark, strange-looking cave. He has no memory of how he arrived inside this place or where he was before he appeared there. He is forced to move through this journey by an invisible force compelling him to move forward. With each one of these forcible footsteps that he has taken on this road, he senses the road is alive and is trying to prevent him from reaching the end of the journey by playing tricks on his mind with realistic illusion. But as he goes forward, he enters into the unconscious world of a new reality that is sending him telepathic messages, full of unbelievable knowledge and energy as he moves through this living cave that breathes.

I was inspired by an interracial couple. They approached me when I was monitoring the crowd in the casino where I worked as a security officer.The couple said, "I bet you see a lot of things."And I said, "Yes."The couple suggested that I should write a memoir.I thought about it, and I did.It's titled What Happens in Vegas, Stays in Vegas...Until Now!

Brianna Thompson is the best detective known. She knew what she wanted in life--she wanted to solve crimes that no one else couldn't. To her, they have always felt like they were puzzles. Everyone she knew struggled with puzzles, but that was one of her specialties, and she never quit. She just had to find another angle.The best part of it all was the twist, no one knowing how it happened, and it never came back to her. She knew how to cover her tracks well. She would be the last one that you would suspect. She loved putting them together as much as taking things apart. She loved being in control of everyone and having everyone do the work for her. It makes you wonder, who is the real killer? She realizes someone is out of her control, and she doesn't know how she lost control over them until it's too late, which would lead to a sequel.Throughout all of this, she lives her personal/career life like a normal person so no one can suspect her. She is a very sexually active woman but only shows her wild side to her lover. However, her ex-lover is the one that has made her become the woman she is today.

Independent Thoughts from North America has six divisions, including states, animals, politics, religion, holidays, and memories. I started writing these poems when teaching High School grades 9-12 at Saugus HS and Valencia HS. These poems are written in various styles from free verse to rhyming. Some divisions have miscellaneous poems included. My life experiences and travels are reflected throughout the book. I hope you enjoy reading each poem and that they reflect your life's experiences - past, present, and future. Bon Voyage!

My good friend and fellow poet John Telford has been a world-ranked sprinter, a championship track coach, a teacher, a college professor, and a Detroit Public Schools superintendent. He remains a lifelong civil-rights activist. - Blane Smith, All-American Purdue and NFL linebackerTelford is Detroit's Robert Frost! - Joseph Preville, PH.D., Harvard UniversityJohn's Detroit-oriented poetry is shameless kiss-and-tell - and it's brilliant! - Dr. Stuart Kirschenbaum, Michigan Boxing Commissioner EmeritusThis All-American athlete and physical marvel tells poetic tales of love and ecstasy with a blunt, unruly truth that transcends the tyrannical rules of decorum. - Sunanda Samaddar Corrado, Ph.D., Columbia UniversityDr. Telford's autobiographical verse is evocatively erotic, and he's also a poetic genius. - Mildred Williams, Coordinator, the Detroit Poets and Authors SocietyCoach Telford is a legend. - Spencer Haywood, NBA All-Star forwardHerein are fascinating pages of Detroit's athletic and civil-rights history, also recounting this busy Bard's AMATORY history, as well. - Greg Dunmore, Pulsebeat TV Arts, Entertainment, and Culture journalist, Detroit John Telford has fully tasted the forbidden fruit. - Willie Wooten, vice president (retired), Detroit Public Schools Organization of Administrators and SupervisorsI'm going to read this poetic masterpiece over and over again! Come and join me! - Greg Thrasher, radio and TV commentator, Washington, D.C

El libro de Apocalipsis o la revelacion del Senor Jesucristo, no es solamente un libro de malas noticias, de juicios, epidemias, de grandes cataclismos cosmicos y de un futuro gobierno mundialmente tenebroso. Tambien es el mensaje del mas grande amor que pueda existir, el amor de Dios para salvar a la humanidad del terrible final que tendran que enfrentar todos aquellos que no quisieron creer en el Senor Jesucristo y prefirieron alejarse de el. Es un libro que vale la pena estudiar por la ubicacion que tiene justo al final de los evangelios y de las epistolas. Ademas, porque representa el ultimo acto para poder completar el evangelio del Senor Jesucristo y porque es el unico libro de la Biblia que habla del principio y del final de todos los tiempos.

For many years, the family circle led by first cousins Tomas Adamson and Paul "Paco" Stephenson has enjoyed comfortable existence. But recently, their village has sustained damage brought on by the infidelity of one of its most important members. Because a chain is only as strong as its weakest link, the bond that held the family together begins to unravel, bringing changes both good and bad.As some of the changes begin to threaten the well-being of the village, a distressful event results in a cry for help that brings a mysterious group of family elders into the situation. With the arrival of the previously unknown "heads of the family," many long-buried secrets are exposed, which sparks more trouble in the form of unexpected danger and ever-climbing stakes that will change the village for all time.

The Harbingers of Spring is fiction and is a tale of hope set in the surroundings of the author's grandfather's farm in Brown County, Indiana, of memories from the first decades of his life, born of childhood loneliness, amid things he would do if he had the choice to get people to come and visit. This book follows decades of the development of a festival in the Sweetwater Creek valley. It is a presentation of equality and diversity that follows a girl and boy in their pursuit of forbidden love. It presents a global input into a microcosm while the harbingers of spring, from the constellations to the flowers to the wildlife, to annual happenings, mark the growth and education of the two main characters.This education is punctuated by the genetic development of a grand champion bull and a bloodline of prized cattle and the production of mules. A world court is depicted that hears cases of the lovelorn, annually, and gives opinions up to and including the provision of weddings. The book depicts the conversations of all introduced characters from wherever to the constants of the rural setting: the rules of bathing on the porch in a washtub and spitting on one's finger to entice the butterflies and making a bed of two pairs of pants for lovemaking. The story expands out of harsh fundamentalism, the ugliness of the gangs of Great Britain, the old assertion that behind every great fortune lies a crime (Balzac 1834), the drug cartels, and the systematic destruction in the prisoner of war camps. Love does triumph. The driving force of the girl protagonist is the belief that if you have been denied of your own dreams, you should do whatever you can to help others not be denied their dreams.The Harbingers of Spring is a retelling of stories made up by the author to maintain interest by his wife in fighting leukemia, born of desperation--an effort to entice her to want to hang on, just to hear one more story, and a plea for her to continue to live.

Have you ever been trapped or confined in the beliefs and fear of others?She was a little girl who was trapped in a cocoon, knowing her capabilities but scared to evolve. She grew comfortable in discomfort; she shrank herself to fit that space that she no longer belonged until that discomfort could no longer be contained. Her walls became her enemy until she broke the casing from within. Her wings she must spread. A beautiful butterfly emerging from its chrysalis. She questioned her existence, until her purpose she found. Her thoughts and expressions were all gloomy, but also, it was her reality. Emotions, though not felt in a physical way, manifested in a physical way. She explored, and even with a broken wing, she soared. She began her hero's journey to become her own real-life hero.