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Game Changers is a soul revelation of the journey of the author who has lived both sides of life to the extreme and lived to tell the story. An epic rendition of survival about having it all and losing it all, only to regain something more precious than what he had in the beginning: emancipation of the soul. The autobiography follows the author's life from the perspective of a last-born child born to measure up to his siblings. In his very humble and quiet early years, he preferred to stay under the radar in school and society, especially since he was dealing with coming-of-age taboos and questionable sexuality. The quest begins with seeking acceptance and belonging, and this leads to an older family friend taking advantage of the disillusioned teenager, who sexually assaults him repeatedly at the age of fifteen. Mistaking this sexual introduction for love leads to a downward spiral of depression, drinking, and attempted suicide when he realizes it is just "e;boys exploring their sexuality"e; when his advances are unrequited. This evokes a rebellious personality in him, who ends up having to run away from his hometown to Johannesburg after rumors of his questionable sexuality start surfacing among his girlfriends, friends, and family. Johannesburg doesn't only promise a life of sexual freedom but it also unleashes in him an insatiable appetite for the good life he always dreamt of. Within time, he finds himself in the realm of the rich and famous of South African entertainment and stays with South Africa's singing sensation, Brenda Fassie, at one point. A life of wild partying and drugs ensues as everyone enjoys freedom of sexual fluidity that was en vogue in the '90s. Sustaining this kind of lifestyle can be pretty expensive, and this leads to him being introduced to a life of white-collar crimes, valued at over millions combined. One day he receives news that completely changes the course of his life forever, and at that moment, he vows to go on the straight and narrow and find fulfillment out of life. Later, not only does he have to deal with the death of his best friend and celebrity hairdresser, but the best friend's family also opens a case of murder against him, and it becomes a media duck-and-dive mission. The end of the book sees him navigating life and challenges in the United States.

This book is about Kathy Garrett's real life. It isn't fiction. She tells all about her life from one to sixty-two. She tells about phony, lying friends that betrayed her all the time. She learned never to associate with them again. She also tells about her nerves and the mental sicknesses that she has had. She has healed from OCD, and when she feels it coming on, she knows how to control it. She has had depression all her life and used to have panic attacks as well. She is also bipolar. Kathy has studied all her problems and has nineteen medical journals containing all the records that she could get. She started collecting her records in 1999. Kathy has always read any books she can find about OCD as well as bipolar disorder. At one point, God healed Kathy from death and gave her a reason to live by taking away her OCD. Kathy is now treated by a mental doctor and takes strong medications, and it is her hope that this book will help people with similar ailments.

Uninspired writer Edward Quinn accidentally discovers a mysterious, fable-like manuscript of a heretical nature and becomes spellbound to prove its validity. But only misadventures await him when he travels to Ireland to seek its authenticity. Quinn stumbles his way into mysterious secrets in his Irish bloodline, a high-tech cartel of rare book thieves, and a life changing experience with family friendly spirits. His unintended discoveries and the unique manuscript he possesses make him an unwitting target of both visible and invisible forces. Could Quinn be the incarnation of the medieval author of the old text he found, or merely another newly inspired author with a tale no one can believe?

Sara thought her marriage would fate freedom from her father's prison-house. Clink!Alas, her "e;freedom"e; bore out a thorn in her side. The trouble of tugging at the thorn traversed her lifetime . . . and trouble of her own accord.

Hustling, partying, fighting, and sex seem to be what was happening in the hood of the dirty south until the hard-knock life ended the lives of close friends and family. LeeMan, Lit Bit, Rhonda, Tim, and the whole gang were having a life of fun and pleasure-at least that's what they thought. But why try selling a dream when everyone knows laughter and tears don't mix? Losing friends and family is a hard pill to swallow. Something has to stop. Somebody has to put an end to this lifestyle real soon. Will Mo survive the terrible ordeal? Will LeeMan and Lit Bit hook up? When gunfire takes place, will it slow the gang down? Or will death after death after death end the Southern-style life? Will the gang split up? Or will money and big ballin' become the root of all evil?The gang will finally realize either way that it's not just all about partyin' and fightin', but sex and money will change your life just as quick. Tired of starin' death in the face, how long will it take before death opens their eyes?Maybe the loss of small children will change their lives, or maybe even a close call of death of their own will change the Southern-style of life they live.24Southern Style will have you laughing, crying mad, and all mixed in your feelings. See how life changes the Southern style of fun and pleasure of many close friends and family.

Diagnosis Cancer gives insight into the author's discovery and treatment of Burkitt lymphoma, a once-rare cancer found in children and in Africa. The book describes numerous encounters with hospital staff, family, friends, and compassionate strangers. Included are many conflicts, the roller-coaster ride, courage, pain, and triumph ending with spiritual renewal that evolved with this diagnosis. The story begins and ends in the year 2008. At this time, the disease is in remission.

A critic's bad review sends an artist on a journey of self-discovery. He is not alone because others are also on an illicit and perilous quest, which leads them unerringly to him and threatens to destroy all that he has achieved, including the love of the woman who has become his salvation.

How to Bicycle Across America is a solo tour of the southern United States, over 2,800 miles from the Pacific to the Atlantic Ocean, taking 32 riding days to complete. The journey was broken into five stages over five years. Flying in and out of each start and finish point, then cycling five to seven days to complete a section ranging from 450 to 700 miles. The book is a "e;how-to-guide"e; that covers all the details - equipment used, training, maps and elevation charts. If you've had the urge to do a long distance bicycle tour or learn more about the southern United States, then come and take your time traveling the back roads through California, Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama and Florida. Discover the uniqueness of each state, "e;tasting"e; the various local flavors while gaining a true appreciation for the country and people.Read how the ride became a focus on people, pain, and persistence. Experience the various challenges and the rewards along the way. Enjoy the funny stories and lighthearted entertainment from an Aussie's perspective. Be inspired to maybe start your own adventure.Reviews:*What a terrific story! Your ride just has to make all of us couch potatoes, green with envy.- Dan (Cleveland, OH)*The excellent descriptions are making my mouth water for a ride of my own.- Ron (Scottsdale, AZ)*Entertaining, to the point, and I can picture being there as you're describing things.- Linda (Pittsburgh, PA)*Great reading!! Would love to do the same . . . Very motivating.- Robert (Austin, TX)*Succinct and witty observational humor.- Joe (London, UK)Shane was born in Australia and moved to the United States in 1997.He met his wife in Canada snow skiing and they have two grown children. Shane has worked in the technology industry for a number of years and owns a software company based in Scottsdale, Arizona.

In many ways, it was one of the worst winters in California history. The evil, mass murderer and drifter, Tommy Lee Higgins had come to visit Gibson Ranch County Park just outside of Sacramento to steal the lives of the young who had come to play there. To their rescue came the most unlikely of all saviors, a homeless, tiny, seven-pound toy poodle named Lucky, who was hell-bent on revenge and possessed the supernatural ability to battle her mighty foe against all odds and save the life of eleven-year-old Bobby Bailey. It would be a fight to the death for all, born from the endless love of the innocent.

The night of the ferry boat accident, I heard screams in the dark and rough sea. Sailors were screaming for their lives, and I was the first medical responder on the aft platform that night. I witnessed the deaths of my friends and my shipmates. I had just talked to these guys earlier in the day only to perform CPR on them later that night. I continue to have nightmares about my friends, and I still see them in my dreams. I have what they call PTSD, and I have suffered with this over twenty years now. I didn't realize, but I was screaming mentally for help for years, and I didn't realize it. Screams Overboard is not just about a book of what I heard that night but also about my silent screams for help with PTSD that I didn't realize I had till later in life.

I cannot confess to know exactly and with 360 of certainty of human understanding, why bullets did not stop the evil I was ready to commit on the night January 21, 1975. I believe it is "e;universal law,"e; or call it fate or destiny that rules all events. There's no coincidences. As one who's trained in law, I examine the facts based upon the evidence. And these facts that occurred demonstrated John Dillinger's reincarnation via evidence.

Much More and Better is a book based on the finished work of Christ as described in the book of Hebrews. Hebrews gives us one of the best descriptions of the much more and better that we have through the new covenant ratified in the blood of Jesus Christ. This book will exalt Christ with the preeminence that he is more than worthy of, for everything lost in the fall through Adam has been restored through the perfect sacrifice of Jesus Christ. My prayer for you as you read this book is that you will get a magnified picture of Jesus Christ and the awesome glorious new covenant that He paid for with His own blood. As you read, it will be obvious to you that the book of Hebrews is definitely a Holy Spirit-inspired book. Read and enjoy!

Jordy the Jaguar is back! What makes Jordy so lovable is his endless curiosity, his fantastic imagination, and his longing to always do the right thing. In this charming tale, Jordy finds a strange room in his house: a library! He finds a book about all the continents and is excited to transport to all new places. As he opens up his book, he opens up his mind! Join Jordy on his journey around the world. You won't find a better traveling companion!

Edmond Dantex Vongehr's new book calls patriotic Americans to action.Protesters United shares a vision of taking the nation back from the corrupted elite.The gap between the rich and poor continues to widen, the elite continue to wield disproportionate power over the common man. For author Edmond Dantes Vongehr, along with countless other Americans, the situation has become intolerable, and something must be done to address the rampant inequality. In Protestors United, Vongehr reveals alternative solutions that may save the nation yet.Vongehr presents seventy-two letters from people regarding the present condition of the United States of America. The letters date back three years. The book will reveal the alternative solutions both political and economic, for a better world as predicted by Edward Bellamy's dream in Looking Backward. The nation has been left in a state of neglect for far too long. Those in charge have abused the powers entrusted to them. To Vongehr, the time has come for the people to speak and have their voices heard.When people are no longer divided, when Protesters United across the nation take a stand, a wave of change will come and usher forth a new morning for the United States. That is the true American dream envisioned by Vongehr, the vision he shares to readers everywhere.

Cali is a very pretty twenty-year-old girl who stands at five feet and five inches tall with long flowing dark red hair. With her best friend, Windy Cool, they deal with something they could not expect-a mystery with no clues they work together helping the people of the Hawaiian island from the monsters they call the wicked. The wicked comes out at night with the yellow moon and attacks people who are alone that might be shopping or out on a jog. Cali instinctively comes to save the day, pounding on the wicked until they go running and screaming back to the newly formed volcanic island. However, she and Windy have no clues how to get ride of them altogether, but they soon find a cellar full of secrets left by Cali's late mother at Cali's Pond, the estate Cali inherited. Cali and Windy keep this a secret because who would believe them? As the two girls do this every night for a while, they take on a new friend Sammy, and form a group called the elite group of the three sisters. Together they piece together clues, only getting further away from what is happing as new mysteries emerge. The girls do have fun in all of this as it is the only thing that keeps them from going crazy. One night, Cali and Windy have a pool party at Cali's Pond with their friends and find a baby Rottweiler and named her Chloe, whom they quickly form a bond with. This unfolding mystery holds all the clues for Cali and her future as there will be a question she will have to answer from something much more sinister and powerful than she could ever imagine that could change the world.

This is a remarkable dog story of a highly intelligent and gifted, athletic dog challenged against insurmountable odds in an attempt to regain his health and his life back after an acute accident. It is a deep bond between owner and pet canine or, better said, two best friends working together to discover a path to survival. Canine fibrocartilaginous embolism, better known as canine FCE, is not a term widely known by most dog owners; however, all dog owners will find this story riveting as they will learn and witness what can be accomplished when the love of an owner for his dog combined with man's best friend loyally work in unison. You will find this story to be heartwarming, emotional, serious, and funny. It will grab you and draw you in. You will put yourself into the story and wonder, Would you have stayed on this train of a true story, or would you have departed somewhere along the way?On average, 44 percent of the population in the USA own a dog. They are entwined deeply throughout the families they live and cohabitate with. Dogs have a way of discovering our mood changes, if we are sick, and if there is danger nearby. They are loyal to a fault and always happy to see us when we arrive. How far would we go to support them when the odds are against you? Reading this story will definitely make you ask yourself that question. I wrote this book because this story has to be told. I hope you enjoy the ride. To learn more about Bubba, please visit the webpage!

With this book, one may read two compelling stories. Each about a young woman who is ridiculed by a scandalmonger. In the first, Tom becomes a scandalmonger: before his rich father dies, he changes his will, turning the ranch and all it's holdings over to Madison, his hospice nurse. Although Madison tries to tell Tom that she will eventually turn the ranch back over to him. Tom convinces the ranch hands, many of whom who had been born and raised on the ranch, that Madison is going to sell the ranch, and if she does, they will all lose their homes as well as their jobs. In the second story, my younger, beautiful sister, Sylvie, becomes convinced that I am the reason that an older couple had changed their minds and have backed out of selling a house to Sylvie and her fianc So Sylvie becomes a scandalmonger when she tells her future father-in-law that I am lazy, that I run around all night, then lay around all day, forcing her to do all the house and yard work. Because of Sylvie's lies, I become homeless, and I am forced to seek refuge in an old, abandoned farmhouse, and not realizing at the time that it is "e;haunted"e;.

As are the sands of time we humans are like water in a glass. Is the glass half empty or half full?When it overflows the strain can become too great. In an attempt to ease this pressure we use words to relieve our fears. This book uses words to form mental images to relieve that fear. Each poem is a story in itself, each image puts into words what othersfeel but cannot express. This book brings life to those moments. Moments we all feel, images that remind us we are not the only oneto feel this way, remember you are not alone. He walks with us always.

Wiglaf, the last remaining relative of the deceased heroic king of Geatland, Beowulf, was in for the fight of his life against the giant two-headed mountain troll and his vicious flock of ravens in the forbidden and mysterious lands of the Hardanger Kingdom of Norway. At stake was the very survival of those who occupied those strange forests, including Wiglaf's newfound love, Elenora, a lady troll who had rescued him from winter's deadly, icy grip. It would be a historic battle against time in the snow-covered mountainous fjords where good fought evil and the outcome could mean a brighter future and hope for all during the sixth century A.D. - in the northern most country of Europe.

Ox in the Box is story about how Farmer acquires a farm and about how he grows to love and appreciate it. It's a story about hard work and family. Farmer loves his dad and learns a lot from his poppa about agriculture and life. Farmer has a brood of curious and noisy animals. They wander about freely on the farm, and they notice everything. They even notice when a box arrives on the farm. Once the box arrives, that's when the guessing game and adventure begins.

Tis the season where pumpkins are taken from a patch, golden leaves fall from the trees, snowflakes fly from window to window. There is a certain window you've already been to. That of the Lion residence. There is another window which is new to you. This residence belongs to the Bear family. One occupant in particular, an eight-year-old named Bunson is of particular interest of late. As his activities involve two very familiar faces: Lazar and Jingles. Bunson's relationship to Lazar and Jingles is simple. He is their cousin. He's on good terms with them. Most of the time. Even so. Those terms often are stretched beyond their limits. How does Bunson plan to make this next Halloween one of the most memorable ever? Just what does it have to do with old TV shows?What is Bunson involved with, as he hopes to supply Waterford with the biggest Thanksgiving feast in recent memory? Why is Jingles so afraid of this plan? Where is Lazar? Who is he with as Jingles struggles through Bunson's ordeal without his best friend's help?Finally, what's happened with Bunson, which will change the lives of his friends forever come Christmas week?Meet Bunson Bear as he shares the holidays with Lazar and Jingles!

Being tasked with returning the gold to Sumpter, Marshal Felton must hire on additional Deputy's to assist him in returning the gold. But like usual, something goes eerie, and they lose the gold. It got its name when the U. S. Cavalry rides into it, where they spend the next three fun-filled days at the Fort in Pendleton, Oregon. Ride alone on additional short story "e;Huntin' Trips with Marshal Felton and Deputy Wapiti,"e; as his scalp counts grows with each new exciting huntin' trip.

The relationship between a mother and daughter is a special one. Unfortunately, not all mothers and daughters share good relationships. This is the case with Deloris and her mother, Emma Jean. Deloris dreams of the moment when she'll leave home and her mother for good. But when she comes up pregnant for Jasper Reynolds, a man several years older, Deloris becomes a bargaining chip between Emma Jean and Jasper for his freedom. Married to Jasper and expecting her first child, Deloris finds some comfort in being the woman of her own home. Although Jasper imposes house rules of his own, Deloris feels freer than ever before. However, her freedom is short-lived with the return of Luther Diamond, a dangerous man from her past. Deloris knows that her marriage to Jasper is a betrayal to Luther and he's not a man that takes betrayal well. In fact, Luther has every intent to kill Jasper Reynolds, but Deloris in desperation to save the life of her new husband, reveals another tragic betrayal committed by her mother. Jasper's suspicion of his new wife causes him to decide to place Michael, his best friend, in the position of watchdog for Deloris. This might prove to be a mistake because unknown to Jasper, Michael carries a torch for Deloris and she might be carrying much more for Michael. Deloris has many problems, but her mother remains the biggest. After the birth of her baby, Deloris lies in a coma while Emma Jean sets an evil plot in motion to steal her daughter's baby. The relationship between this mother and daughter isn't just bad, it's downright criminal.

If I Were a Verb is a quirky attention-grabbing short story about relationships and easily translates into conversations about science and English language arts. The words and sentence parts speak for themselves. There is an off-color debate about sentence structure. Words take on personas in such fun, unique ways that this book will undoubtedly expand the reader's desire to know more about grammatical rules.

Dean Strickland, a Music major at the University of North Texas College of Music in Denton, Texas really wanted his story to get out to the world, and he knew he would have to write it himself, since he was not known; and write it he did. Guilty of falling in love, Dean paid in a big way when charged in a court of law, and wrongfully, or maybe not, gets diagnosed by a first semester Psychology major. Dean, though, did not let that get in the way of him following his dream of being a Rock 'n' Roll musician. The names have not been changed to protect the guilty. A book including poems and song lyrics exerting such emotion it makes one cry.

We may see chaos when God sees purpose. Life itself is a test, but the test is not as important as how we respond to it. If we fail the test, we must keep taking it until we pass. The Word of God gives us direction, wisdom, and encouragement, so that we may pass the test. God has given Darryl the power of poetry. Like parables, they are contemporary lessons to understand God's word, "e;so that they might provoke us to learn to love and do good"e; (Heb. 10:24).

The Last Marathon is the author's experience of his descent into memory loss and his triumphs during his courageous battle back. His story highlights his positive attitude and his "e;can do"e; approach to overcoming obstacles he faced not only throughout his life but during his battle with Alzheimer's. The book chronicles Alzheimer's as Ron's final challenge, which he visualizes as the ultimate race-his last marathon. Even though he understands he will lose the war, he continues to win many battles. This humorous, uplifting, and inspirational story encompasses the many successes as well as embraces the dark side of his race against this disease. The author's incentive for writing the book is to encourage, support, and educate others and their families during their own race to the finish line. The Last Marathon includes the training techniques and lifestyle changes Ron applies to his daily routine. He and his doctors feel strongly these strategies are what have contributed to the disease's slow progression and Ron's continued high functioning despite his having virtually no memory.

Far beyond the planet Earth dwells Yor. Yor is a planet inhabited by highly-intelligent and colorful beings who thrive by eating books to gain much sought-after knowledge. Yeeb of Yor is the story of one young Yorian who, in his hunger for knowledge, finds himself on a strange planet, Earth, and the fun begins. After a frightening journey, Yeeb is fortunate to meet two young boys who are more than happy to invite him to a feast of school books they are sure they will never need. Written entirely in rhyme, Yeeb of Yor is fun and humorous and may shine a new light on reading in the eyes of a child.

Young Hoops, considered a dull-witted academic failure and a coward by his fellow Wiffins, is thrust into a treacherous world of witchcraft, warring monarchs, and bizarre creatures of prey in a quest to recover a talisman of massive power, and thus save his country from eventual enslavement. Accompanied by a rebel warrior princess, a timid wolf, and a mysterious bat-winged cat, Hoops finds himself having to match wits with an iron-willed Queen Saragata, outsmart the vain God of War, Brutius, and overcome panic when facing the ferocious Klackclaws or the demonic General Itus in a duel to the death.

On a warm, moonlit night in mid-June 1865, three days prior to Beau and Carlotta Wells's scheduled departure, an unsigned note was attached to a door at the main entrance to the vigilance committees' headquarters in a small community called Quiet Creek, located about fifteen miles west of Pine Grove City, Kentucky. The note asserted that a fugitive slave named Beau Wells had returned to the plantation that he'd run away from in 1860, purchased the farm, married his former master's widow, and that he and his wife, Carlotta, could be found residing at his newly acquired estate. Beau and Carlotta's outright defiance of the moral code enraged the vigilantes, and all hell broke loose!