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Decorated firefighter and true-blue Detroiter Bob Dombrowski risked life and limb saving lives for as long as he could remember. Born and raised on the west side of Detroit, Bob narrates an engrossing account of his illustrious firefighting career, from being a trial man to retiring as senior chief. He also gives a vivid description of Motor City in its glory days and the events that led to its recent state. See major historical events such as the 1967 Detroit riot and September 11 attacks throu

Have you ever wondered what it is really like to work in a veterinary hospital? What happens when things go wrong, go right, and the colorful characters you encounter?Full Moon Clinic is a series of real stories that have taken place over the span of many years. Meet the doctors, staff, clients, and along the way, some inspirational animals with their own stories to tell.

MacGregor Stone, a powerful magnate in the pharmaceutical industry, now lies helpless in a hospital bed at the mercy of an incurable disease. It was an unimaginable condition for a man like him and a daunting experience for his wife, Lenore. Despite his life slipping away from him, Mac still has in his grasp a means to preserve the lives of many-including his own. An astounding new discovery is made at Stone Labs, a discovery that would change the face of the industry and of the world forever.

Ol' Halloween Night is what makes Halloween magical. Halloween night is cold, dark and dreary, yet, there is a glow about the night that makes us all giddy. It makes us all a little bit scared and a lot a bit excited. Halloween Night is the one night of the year when scaring is expected and welcomed. It is the night when you get to go to stranger's houses and demand they give you candy. It is the night you get to dress up as your favorite character and be whoever you want to be. In the end, it i

As children, we are taught to dream big. We're encouraged to shoot for the moon and to reach for the stars. Anything is possible. So, why should adulthood be any different? In her memoir, The Dream Lived, Susie Sanchez captures the essence of life through the pursuit of a dream. Defying all odds, Sanchez, a lifelong dancer, perseveres through the trials and tribulations of balancing family life with dance life as she dreams of performing on a grander scale. Whether she's teaching dance to ne

"e;I want to be buried."e; A simple, yet out of the blue, statement uttered one day by my husband as we drove across the state. What makes this statement so shocking? My husband has brain cancer - a rare form with a normal survival rate of five years. How would you react? What would you do when your spouse goes from a simple doctor's visit to your world being turned upside-down? Would you hide, become angry, or seek guidance and support? If you have children, what about them? Join me on a journey as

Set in the Vietnam War era, this is a story of unbreakable friendship, love, loss and renewal War hero, Lieutenant Jay McFadden, is the best friend anyone could ever have. Women adore him, but there is only one to whom he gives his soul, and that is Ronnie. But When Jay returns from war after years in captivity, he is heartbroken to discover that Ronnie, believing him to have been killed in action, has married someone else. Ronnie still loves him passionately, but he knows he must resist her

Wealthy, powerful, Demetrius Annapolis life is about to drastically change in a way he never saw coming. A secret kept hidden for eight long years reveals a past hurled into the present. A secret that will open the past and make him face a painful part of his life he thought was over, one he could never forget...Successful but guilt ridden by her past, Melissa Kiffe must return back to the country she fled from eleven years ago, a place she thought never to see again, but fate had other plans.

For years the church has been fighting a two dimensional fight when it comes towitchcraft and confronting the powers of darkness. Some of the most powerful prayerwarriors out there are former witches and Satanist because they have knowledge on howthe dark kingdom works. God does not want us unaware on how to take down our darkopposition. King James Bible 2 Corinthians 2:11Lest Satan should get an advantage of us: for we are not ignorant of his devices. People will tell you that there

Roxy is like every other high school senior--she loves her friends, her car and hanging on the sidelines of her boyfriend's football games. She lives a picturesque life. But every night her world gets turned upside down--Roxy dreams of a fantastic past she can't remember ever living. In her dreams, Roxy is a warrior, incredible on the battlefield. But the dreams usually end the same way--a mysterious man not only finds her but kills her, and she wakes up screaming. Who is this man that stalks h

At 81 years old, Evalina da Rosa, a very wealthy widow, decided to begin her life anew. She had survived a marriage of 60 years to a man whose moral code was non-existent. But her essential optimism had not faded, only dimmed. She was determined to find joy before she passed on to the next world and her methods were distinctly at odds with 1901 Lisbon society. She placed an ad in the city's largest newspaper requesting applicants for an open position - her husband.Shortly before the time t

If They Didn't Talk To Daddy is the story of Lanell, Victoria, Adrianna and O Kyle, the victims of their father's warped and brutal misogyny. Although outwardly happy and prosperous, with a stable home life, behind closed doors, the Kyles were a family plagued by abusive marriages and imbalanced power dynamics between husband and wife. It all began when O was sixteen. Adrianna, the snoop of the family and the novel's narrator, notices her father started disappearing with O for long stretches of

They say family is where you find solace, a safe haven, but what if the same people who are supposed to protect you, are the ones who abuse you? Chained: The Lives of Six Children tells the sad but bitter reality of pain and suffering that starts at home. Abuse can forever mark the abused, but some are remarkably strong. Witness the essence of survival and true strength amidst the darkest of sufferings

Set in the 1950s, The Reincarnation of Bobby Johnson tells the tragic story of slavery, murder, rape, and all other forms of abuse which plagued an entire generation for a family from Baton Rouge, Louisiana. The story describes how justice is observed, served and kept through a series unfortunate events involving the family. Faith and hope are the family's weapons against struggle and adversity.The family is rewarded with fortune, after the death of a kind-hearted woman who left all her wealt

Orchids is a heart-tugging story of Emmalee Gray finding her place in the artistic community, healing from a broken heart to find love again, facing the challenges life throws her with a strong love and a strong will.

Blind Embrace is an inspirational romance novel from a first-time author Suzanne Lee, based on a love story grown out of each other's catastrophe and loss, strength, and endurance. Kathryn Manning is the head cheerleader, prom queen, and beautiful blonde everyone admires in the small town of Wisconsin. Most of her life, Kathryn couldn't wait to leave her dull existence on the family dairy farm and live a fuller life as a famous model. The night before her interview in Los Angeles with a talent agency, tragedy strikes when she is struck by a semi-truck and becomes blind. As all her hopes and dreams now shattered, she returns to the once-resented family dairy farm to recover and gains a better appreciation for life and what it now has left to offer. The reader will be drawn into Kathryn's sudden world of blindness and how she must now adapt to her surroundings. After experiencing further loss, she meets the man who becomes the love of her life, Deputy David Mills, who lost his wife during his own disaster. Together they bond through their experiences, and love is born out of their strength and compassion for one another. Suddenly, Kathryn gets a phone call from the talent agency requesting she return to LA for an interview. Does she go or does she stay?The readers will experience a wide range of emotions as they laugh, cry, and, most of all, gain a greater appreciation of those things often taken for granted.

The Ever-Evolving book by Doc Molynn will help you in diverse ways. If you have a desire to experience joy, fun, love, and enlightenment, then Ever-Evolving is the book to partake with. You will experience a plethora of feelings and gain insight about life and living to the highest good. This poetry comes from internal inspiration, revelation, and interactions with life and people. Reading this book of poetry and poems will open a whole new world of devotion that you will want to share with others. This book will never grow old as the poems and poetry speak different meanings depending upon where you are in life at the time you read each poem and poetry. Read this book with an open mind expecting to receive and you will not be disappointed. We are ever evolving from moment to moment. As you start to read, you will enhance your appreciation of life, well-being, and happiness. Every word and thought you absorb will increase your understanding and emotions personally.

James Hollenburg is sent off to a military base, where he embarks on recovering evidence that intelligence had given in their briefing. Upon return, he is sent back out to face the treacheries of war in an attempt to complete his assignment before their return. Little is known about the situation as they continue pressing on through the war. All that's known? Orders were given, and now he and his team must carry them out. Will he and his team back it back alive, or will it be the end to his life?

Letters from Grace: The Story of an American Family is an intimate peek into the lives of the Quinn family. This story is akin to an anthropological excavation into what it means to be a family, celebrating said family in all its nuances. It is a story that will certainly appeal to your inner voyeur. When people die, they take with them a lifetime of secrets. Or do they? Letters from Grace begins after Grace has died. While this book begins with the death of Grace, it is not a distressing book. Death is part of life, and it is the knowledge that we gain after someone close to us dies that serves to enrich our lives, allowing us to live more fully. It is Grace's death that catapults the reader into the heart of this family. It is where we begin: her three grown children have returned to their childhood home to go through their mother's things and put the house on the market. As they sift through their mother's writings, all kept in an old file cabinet, they challenge each other to learn more about their dead mother by reading her canon of articles and letters. In doing so, Savannah, Austin, and Dakota inadvertently expose a secret that challenges the core of their relationships as siblings.

When Serena Cassidy travels to Virginia to attend the 110th anniversary of Longworth College, she expects little more than an interesting trip and a chance to honor the memory of her parents, who had died the year before and had loved the college which was their alma mater. She wants to find out more about Serena Longworth, the founder's wife, who was a great friend to her parents and after whom they had named her. Also, she hopes to relieve some of her loneliness and grief and to have a respite from her uncomfortable recent lifestyle and job.But when she suddenly finds herself in 1908, she has no idea how she got there. And even as she begins to feel that this place and era are where she really belongs, and wonders if she is actually Serena Longworth, she questions how she can ever explain her strange presence to the much-too-attractive founder, Trenton Longworth, and his sister, Constance, with whom she comes to feel she could have a new family.

This book of poems, Inspirations of a Sinner, is a poetry book for us, for the people who think they have done so many wrong things that God has turned his back on them. This book is to let the worse sinner know that God is a god of forgiveness and not an accuser. God is gracious and merciful. He loves you and wants to inspire you to walk in your purpose. No one is deserted by God, and the sinner that was once lost can come back to the Father through his son, Jesus Christ.

Waiting on God does not mean doing nothing because God spoke now. He's waiting on you and me. It's not easy to wait on God and to follow him, but it's very much worth the wait; and in the end, you will realize waiting is a good thing when you obtain God's promises in your life. I waited not patiently most of the time; I always knew God told me to do this, and I will not give up. I am asking you not to give up on God, your dream, or yourself. God is faithful; stick with God, and he will blow your mind.

Innocence Lost sweeps the reader up into the adventures of a boy who, from an unknown entity, manages to become his junior high's supreme leader, followed by a small transitional period of limited conflicts with the regime's Secret Service and culminates with the struggles of freedom out into the streets of Bucharest Romania in late December 1989. The book describes in detail every single thing that the author has experienced during the last six years of socialism of one of the most brutal dictatorships in Eastern Europe. Every aspect of schooling, education, military training, battlegrounds, and personal private life of the author has been described in order to let the readers know what could happen or could have happened if they were to live in socialism. The book also describes Romania's history, economics, cultural, and social life along with some of the author's favorite vacation spots. Robert V. Angel-Little gets elected to lead the masses of pioneers (students) and works tirelessly to consolidate his position not only as a feared leader, but also as a trustworthy person within his community. After he resigns his duties as junior high leader, he enrolls into the country's National Guard program and takes his admission tests at the high school of his choice. At both institutions, he comes into an open conflict with the elite forces of the Secret Service, who plays its part similarly to Nazi Germany's state police, the Gestapo. As both good and unfortunate events take their courses, the author and his friends manage to survive both institutions at great costs: the disappearances of some friends and also expulsions from both institutions. The latter, along with all the other mishaps that took place in the past, has been the trigger point of revenge of both the author and his friends which culminates with their actions during the late December 1989 Romanian Revolution. Innocence Lost is a boy's testament to the world and is dedicated to all those who have lived and died fighting for freedoms from the clutches of socialist and communist oppression.

New York City is not the best place to raise a child alone. This comes as a surprise for Kiara. After losing the love of her life, her husband, Alex, in a sudden accident, she discovers there is little tolerance or time for grief in a big city. She has little time to mourn. She is a single parent. At times, she wonders if she will ever find closure. She learns to depend on her three best friends for support-Brian, Charlotte, and Marie. But after noticing changes in Kiara's behavior, her friends begin to worry about her mental health. With her dead husband's help, she is able to find the person responsible for his death. After the trial, she falls in love again, remarries, and has another child. Standing in her backyard, she has an experience with the afterlife. This leads her to communicate with the spirit of her dead husband. Alex helps her find Nicole, the person responsible for Alex's death. After Nicole is trialed and sentenced for killing Alex, during this time, Kiara falls in love again. She remarries and has another child. It takes time and many tears, but Kiara finally learns that it is all right to move forward with her life. She will always love and miss Alex. But he helps her understand that it is all right to let go and be happy.

Artie is a monarch caterpillar who likes to play. He invites the reader into an interactive game of hide-and-seek. Readers will be encouraged to seek and find Artie as he hides among the illustrations.

From a young girl who cherishes her grandmother's old violin to a woman diagnosed with cancer, Lie Still takes you on an intimate journey through life with all its challenges, joys, disappointments and hopes. Ultimately, we see that victory lies in the way we take on life, the way we love others, the way we love ourselves. "e;The Heartless Words"e; examines the impact of alcoholism, "e;Transports"e; looks at a woman trying to escape a hopeless marriage, "e;Jack Harrington's Word"e; reveals the far-reaching effect of using the wrong word. All of Nancy Coolidge's stories and poems deal with the daunting task of letting go-whether it's love, friendship, dreams, or death.Lie Still is a perfect reminder that a life lived will contain sorrow as well as joy, hope as well as disappointment, success as well as failure. It is our reaction to the many facets of life that determine how we live and how we die. This book is written with humor, candor, and honesty. You won't be disappointed in the journey.

In today's society, a person is defined by what they have or what they do not have. Who I Am? teaches children that their value is not based on material possessions. Their true value will always be what's on the inside.

In 1987, Chicago's street gangs were highly organized, and the Ida B. Wells housing projects were one of the most dangerous in the nation. Two brothers, Carl and Tommy, were born into a world of hell and chaos, fighting every day to survive living with drug-addicted parents. A child's innocence was a small price to pay in order to secure the next fix. Abandoned by their mother after their father's incarceration, they turned to their friend Lucky and joined the Gangster Disciples. After years of them learning life's lessons in the streets, their father is released from prison a born-again Christian. Carl finds it in his heart to forgive him; however, Tommy, a psychopathic killer, wants revenge in the worst way. To add to the chaos, the brothers are caught in the middle of a Gangster Disciple and Black Disciple gang war. The Black Disciples win the war, and Lucky flips to join the opposing gang, led by King Neal. He quickly rises to the top of the lucrative drug trade in the Ida B. Wells housing projects. Events quickly unfold into a bloody fight for survival as Lucky's list of adversaries continues to grow, with his childhood friend being at the top.

Murray Schuster-alias M. Robert Shuster, Bob Shuster, Bob Richman, and Bob Meyers-was a juvenile delinquent and was incarcerated in several prisons before he was thirty years old. He was apprehended in the armed robbery of a large department store in the Bronx, New York, and belonged to a crew that had the keys to the parking meters in New York City. After changing his life entirely, he became head of security for a major hotel and country club in Upstate New York and was assigned to a detail to protect Robert F. Kennedy. He became president of the Chamber of Commerce in a city in Upstate New York, a member of the Rotary Club, and the president of the Lions Club and dabbled in some politics. He founded a large art and antique auction company, sold an option to Mattel toy company for an invention, and spent a year and a half gold mining on the Klamath River in Northern California. In this novel, you will find his story, as well as an expose of a credit scam and what goes on in the antique, art, and auction businesses.