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  • av Lovetta H. Walker & Oscar L. Walker
    269 - 405,-

  • av Jay Thomas Willis
    299 - 499,-

  • av Jay Thomas Willis
    335 - 559,-

  • av Thomas Norton
    555,-

    The purpose of this book is to present South Korea in a small way. The Reverend Thomas G. Norton spent much time over more than fifteen years in South Korea and had many involvements. The first part of this book will describe many of his experiences and adventures in the mission field and in churches and communities throughout South Korea. He does this through interesting and informative ways. The culture and customs are often unusual and frequently comical for Westerners in this land of the "Morning Calm" as it is called. Koreans' thinking and actions are often opposite to those of Westerners. His depictions of these differences, the people, and its evolution are descriptive and vivid. The second part of the book is a collection of his sermons delivered mostly at the Shin Kwang Church () in Seong Nam (), a city adjacent to Seoul (), the capital of South Korea (). He also worked and preached at the Yang Dong Jee Ill Church () in Mokpo (). Also included in this book are about fifty full page color pictures. Norton has spoken and delivered sermons in many other parts of South Korea. His sermons speak directly or indirectly to Koreans and their situations, but also they speak to all people of the world.

  • av Toh Eng Kiong (Peter)
    805 - 1 125,-

  • av Tony Martin
    329,-

    The Fishkill Mission was Tony Martin's first of his six books. It was written fifteen years before the World Trade Center destruction, about an attack on a small part of Texas by a four-man team of vengeful Cuban terrorists. They are in our country for less than three days, kill over 100,000 people, destroy the economic viability of a region of over 75,000 square miles for decades to come, terrorize an entire nation and completely alter and redirect the political and defense priorities and the financial expenditures of the entire government structure at all levels; and, we never knew who they were or why they attacked us. Tony Martin asked several of his friends, relatives, and even an author's agent, to review it for him in 1986, and to the person, they said it was simply too frightening and asked him not to publish it for fear of giving ideas to terrorists. He acquiesced to their pleas, and wrote and published five other books over the next fifteen years. He dug the book out in 2000 to update it to reflect the political realities of the 1990's such as the fall of the USSR and the Gulf War, but again, he did not publish it.Since writing the book, Martin has been responsible for public water supplies in two different communities totaling well over 100,000 people, and the book reflects his long-standing belief that our life support infrastructure system exposes us to small unit attacks by our enemies with the greatest ease, the greatest long-term impact and the least probability of discovery or apprehension. Martin actually carried out the attacks described in the book using sand-filled containers and a camera, to ensure that the timetables and undetected access were possible and realistic. Sadly, they were.

  • av Frank A. De La Rosa
    1 089,-

    The Thing of Beauty Is a Joy Forever is created based on a famous quotation from a world-renowned English poet during the early part of the eighteenth century. His name was John Keats. Frank liked and loved his works. In his love for photography, he came to like taking beautiful pictures of almost everything that he saw with his eyes.

  • av Marquel Partee
    239 - 315,-

  • av Jacqueline Michelle McQuaig
    405,-

    Jack Rabbit sets out on a trip to see his friends who live on the prairies of Montana, North Dakota, and South Dakota. He also visits some friends in the mountains of Wyoming and Colorado. Beautiful scenes of the countryside and wonderful pictures of different animals keep a child's imagination fun and exciting. This shows friendship and care for one another.

  • av Rick Vasquez
    299,-

    Stages of marriage come in many shades of love. Sometimes we base our relationships on our mates' expectations, always trying to guess how to satisfy their needs. Other times we find it easier to be a yes person riding the daily wave of discontentment.The Gift of Manhood explores and follows five sisters, ready to navigate and bring back original love to their relationships. The elder sister Claudia expresses the unsettling relationship of her marriage, wanting her husband to be the love of her life once again. Through her psychologist's advice, all the sisters agree to send their men to a weekend sensitivity seminar. The sisters manipulate and disguise the weekend as a wedding present to their baby sister. Through twists and turns, both the women and men find the enlightenment of their love for each other. This journey provides humor and compassion for the reader, evaluating their status of commitment.

  • av Al Ferber
    299,-

    every WORD for ITSELF:It's a jungle out there in the world. It's survival of the fittest out there in this world. And that includes thewords we use. Choose them wisely. Say or write what you mean. And mean what you say or write. I don't.

  • av Betty L. Alt
    299,-

    In the late 21st century, with the new ice age causing worldwide starvation, industrialized nations have condemned all private property. Citizens have been forced into huge tower complexes, and land is used solely for food production under the Bureau of Sustenance. Amos Benton and Jake Martinez, employees of the Bureau, are sent from Tower-7 to investigate interior damage and missing items taken from a sustainer pod near Dallas. It is finally decided that the incursions into the pod are due to hungry animals. Benton, recalling his capture and escape nearly three years earlier from a group of people still living outside, is not so sure . . .

  • av John Schissler
    389 - 709,-

  • av Carlene Brod
    239,-

    No About the Book information at this time.

  • av Vicki L. Wilburn
    239,-

    Children that believe in Santa Claus have millions of questions they would ask if they could talk to the real man. In this book Tai the child, try's to get answers to why some kids get presents and others may not. Santa skillfully dodges the questions by explaining what Christmas means and who the holiday honors. Your child may identify with the child in this book who stays up one Christmas Eve to met and ask questions. What questions would your child ask?

  • av Rosa M Marrero
    239,-

    No information available at this time. Author will provide once available.

  • av Mohammad Babantaj
    349,-

    This book is about a Baha'is family who is suffering in Iran by Islamic Republic of Iran government where all religions are forbidden to practice except Islam which is official-political religion. Restricted religion people are trying to escape from Iran to save their lives. Ramin and his wife, Irandookht trying to escape from Iran by human trafficker by unofficial borders but got trap and fell in problem to execution. They finally succeeded to mange escape again and save their lives.

  • av Brian Ray Brewer
    319 - 595,-

  • av Gary T. Brideau
    299,-

    The story begins with Gregg and Laurie looking for a particular landmark as they drove up and down a country Road with Laurie wishing she could be on a beach. They wind up having to do some dangerous favors for an Indian and wound up being stuck in a spider's cave. The journey leads them to the other side of the Galaxy where they are captured by the evil General Lars and there is a fight to the death in then Scimitar square.

  • av Brian Rogers
    299,-

  • av Deetta Miller
    479,-

    "Poet Tree" is a collection of poems written over the course of forty years. De Etta Miller's poetry is the echo of an abused child of the "1950s," up to the present-day voice of a grandmother and survivor. Her last chapter is dedicated to her youthful audience and contains stories the entire family can share and enjoy. She has infused a few fiction pieces throughout "Poet Tree." See if you can tell what was imagined and what was real...

  • av T. Clement Robison
    345,-

    Using both historical events and legends and set against the backdrop of the beautiful Highland Country of Scotland, the author weaves a fascinating tale of mystery and adventure. Written in the first person, the author entices the reader to accompany him on a visit to his ancestral estate of Braemore Castle. The visit turns dangerous when an ancient clue draws the author into a search for a medieval treasure that is believed by many to be nothing but foolish folklore. Medieval legends of: warring clans, Vikings, Nordic kings, and Knights Templars each play a part in this imaginative narrative.

  • av Parvez Sandhu
    299 - 499,-

  • av Susan Duke
    195 - 269,-

  • av Carol Vallario
    249

    Set in the wild, free-spirited 1970s and 1980s, A Thief Among Friends is a fiction book about crime, drug addiction and recovery, and the deep bond of friendship tested by betrayal and reckless choices. In this gripping coming of age story, four childhood friends grow up together, but as they enter adulthood, one of them takes a darker path that threatens to tear them apart forever.The main character, with her anything-goes personality, is drawn into the allure of easy money and the thrill of risky ventures. Her life spirals into embezzlement, drug abuse, and toxic relationships. As she navigates the chaos of her decisions, her three friends are left behind, struggling to help her escape the mess she's made. But despite their best efforts, friendship struggles to mend the broken pieces of her life.Set against the backdrop of a laid-back, rebellious time, A Thief Among Friends captures the essence of fiction books about the 1970s, where societal norms were shifting, and anything felt possible-even for someone caught up in illegal activities. This novel delves into the dangerous allure of the 70s, a time of wild freedom but also dangerous temptations.As the story unfolds, the reader is drawn into the emotional toll of drug addiction and recovery, not just on the main character but on her closest friends, who try desperately to pull her back from the brink. Their friendship struggles reflect the heart of the novel-can love and loyalty save someone who doesn't want to be saved?For readers of fiction books about crime, this novel explores the complex choices and consequences faced by women in the 1970s, making it an unforgettable redemption story. With a female protagonist at its core, A Thief Among Friends offers a raw, unflinching look at a woman battling her demons, and the friends who refuse to give up on her, even when friendship seems like it's not enough.Perfect for readers who grew up in the 1970s or for anyone looking for a powerful story about the limits of friendship, loyalty, and the hope for redemption, this novel is a must-read for anyone who loves coming of age stories, books with female protagonists, and fiction books about crime and redemption.

  • av Richard Wesley Clough
    279 - 415,-

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