Research of mysterious prophetic revelations that appear to be hidden in the words of the Bible.

Montgomery was not a man to be taken lightly, if he didn’t get what he wanted, a man could wind up dead; and usually did. Prodigal of the Pecos, a Texas tale by Chuck Edmonson.

This simple, yet extremely powerful book, presents a gentle way to discover within oneself a path of recovery from loss, be it from death or any other loss.

It’s about undying love for friends, romances gone haywire and accidental killings. We all know it--you will love it.

When Ben McCord comes home from a business trip to find his young wife raped and murdered, he starts out on a journey of death and destruction. Clues lead him to a dark world of drugs and violence in action that spans Texas, Colorado, and the Mexican border. McCord hooks up with a beautiful doctor, who was also victimized by members of the same drug cartel, and together they track down the killers, surviving bloody confrontations, and ending with a suspenseful climax in the Big Thicket of Texas.

Recipes and Remembrances of a Vegetarian Legacy by Ammini Ramachandran

In this amazing story Jack Eadon has captured the core of today's corporate world. Eadon involves the politics, turmoil, and greed of corporate America. He reveals the baseness and beauty of a small central Texas town.

A testament that it’s never too late to change your life, never too late to heal.

A combination of gritty reality and intricate fiction, Jumal tells of the times and lives of a community known as "Ebonyville" as if it were happening while you read. Dealing with a time when racial riots were common and blacks had to fight for everything they had, he manages to weave in the intricate love and visions of his characters while sharing their trials and tribulations as they strive to become more than anyone had imagined 'people of their kind' could be.

This excellent historical novel about two ancient Greek city-states, Sparta and Tegea, seems to deal with the question of identity. The hero, Lysandradis, is sold as a slave after Sparta is defeated by Tegea. Having won the Olympic victory in the games for Sparta, will he wind up a Spartan citizen or a citizen of the country who once made him a slave, where he now has found a home? Who is Lysandradis? Is he more than a charioteer, more than a Spartan citizen?

Book preview of It was never about a hot dog and a Coke by Rodney L. Hurst Sr.

A Tale of Alterra, The World That Is

“One Woman in a Field of Bees” by Lakesha Monique Watts-Ray is a book that grabs you from the first page. The reader cannot help but love a little girl whose mother cruelly calls her Fats. Anna is a fascinating character; she has a profound faith and a deep strength. The author manages to add bits of humor to a serious heart-rending plot.

Psychology's Power Tools to Focus Intention and Release Blocking Beliefs

Brides discover how to create a posh wedding on a low budget.

Genetically-altered additives, pesticides, antibiotics, and reprocessed sewage – and that’s just breakfast! “Organic for Health” will convince even the most indifferent eater that organic foods are the way to optimal wellbeing.

Beautiful, Intelligent, & Powerful in An Unforgiving World

“An Obsolete Honor” takes us into the time of Hitler’s reign covering from 1938 to 1945.

Dr. Sherman, in practice as a relationship expert for over 20 years, has written a book to help readers create a better life for themselves. Taking excerpts of her own life and experience, she explains how to live mindfully.

“The Familiar” tells the story of one man’s brush with reincarnation and myth.