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The book begins chronicling the character of Christian. It starts with a look into His privileged upbringing in middle class America. It describes Christian's faith as being extremely real and visceral. Christian moves to Boston and one day prays this prayer: "God I want you to unify all Christians into one movement and I want to lead it." God answers His prayer and shows Christian a passage of scripture that said, "If you obey my commands like David did, I will be with you like I was with David, will build you a house like I built him and will give Israel to you." On this same day Christian was anointed with oil, confirming God's call. He meets a girl and through her enjoys a first member of the movement. He loses His job and began to encounter a yearning to be homeless. He was without a job and the white boy from the suburbs in Him wanted to experience a homeless stint to grow as a person.He experiences the rough and tumble part of shelter life but one day met a man named Clarence. Clarence was a gentle soul but had a secret- he had a demon that manifested in him. Christian treasured the experiences with the demons because of how they strengthened His faith. Soon Christian writes His family asking if they would put Him up for a few months in Atlanta, they agreed. In Atlanta He has a terrifying experience with who He thought was God at the time but was actually the Devil.The experience landed Him into the hands of a psych ward. He wrestles with Himself and the doctors trying to tell them how fine He was but the doctors failed to understand the different spiritual realities that were present in Christian's case; so He trudged along, enduring the 21st century psychiatric world. Christian by this time knew that He not only would have a church movement but that He would be the temporal King of Israel. He would begin as prime minister then convert the country into a monarchy like the ancient kings in Israel's past. Christian meets another girl and is told that He will have multiple wives. The book ends after describing how Christian would be the leader of a conglomerate before becoming King. The book ends all of a sudden and that's the magic of it.

Here comes Thanksgiving and with it more hilarious chaos of the O'Mailey variety.Cait struggles to locate a missing mother whose children were instructed to seek out the PI in the event of an emergency. Cait is doubtful as to her own parenting abilities; she can't even keep a fern healthy. She's afraid the boys may end up withered and broken by the time the mom-napped Molly is rescued.A murder in Brunswick has left a prosecutor looking more than just a little shady and Detective Trace Falon is put on the case. The evidence is disheartening and the Evening News broadcasts seem to be more informed than the police. As if that wasn't enough of a headache, Trace is beginning to suspect there may be a bad apple walking about with a badge.Is there a dirty cop in their midst, or is this an impersonator?It's up to Trace to sniff out the killer before the streets of Arbrick suffer cataclysmic consequences.Cait and Trace blunder through the difficulties of shopping as responsible parents, dealing with bad guys who keep unusual pets, cooking Thanksgiving dinner, and solving their cases without:a) getting killed,b) getting maimed, andc) falling head of heels for each other.

Did you ever wonder, 'How did I get here?' It's a question most people have asked themselves and usually ask when they wish they weren't there.Life led Michael Secli to the Battle of Khe Sanh in Viet Nam, 1968. History tells us a small band of Marines, seven miles from the Laotian border, along Route 9, the northern most road across Vietnam between the north and the south were outmanned yet were responsible for preventing the enemy from advancing. Did anybody really want to be there? The question was moot. It was their duty, and they would do whatever they could to keep the enemy from advancing. It was David against Goliath, and we know how that turned out. How did Michael get there? Well, that's an important part of the story.

This book is the beginning of a series; It will be released into a comic soon, so stay tuned for that. As of now, this will be the outline of what the comic will be. The illustrations will come soon, but this is the general plot of the Ripple Effect. This series will take place in the land of Valoora Kingdom. There are nine kingdoms in total, and each kingdom will have its very own adventure. The main character, Violet, is given the task of saving her kingdom from evil that is destroying the seven kingdoms. There are 9 kingdoms in total, and each of them will be introduced, and each one of them contain adventures and obstacles that Violet and her fellow team mates will have to encounter. As Violet embark on her journey to save Valora, she will encounter her future team mates, one by one. Her journey is not going to be easy, but then again, no price, no gain.

A German Childhood-In the Shadows of World War II is the story of a family in post-war Germany. The author, Ingrid Wood, immigrated to the United States of America at age twenty but kept in close contact with her German family members.More than forty years after moving to America, Ingrid read two books published in her old homeland and had long conversations with a German aunt about the war years. She learned unexpected and surprising facts related to that time. The knowledge shed new light on her childhood in a defeated country.A German Childhood is a testament to the multigenerational resilience, strength, and courage of an ordinary family during extraordinary times in history.

I'm introducing a new genre by way of the Diary-Education Fiction. Drug Education runs all through the book. The purpose of the book is to educate. The more people who know about the world of drugs and drug addicts, the better-that is why the book is Education Fiction and not just a simple diary. Because the book is Education Fiction, the overall writing of the diary is on the academic and sometimes even scholarly side. Still, it is fiction and it has to be more academic and scholarly since its real purpose is to inform and educate and help drug users and addicts and also their families. The book is also for professionals.

The title Muir's Montage is derived from the fact that when he read his poetry in coffee houses in the 60's (especially @ the Thirsty Ear in Morristown NJ) he used the nom de plume Alexander Muir because Jack Miller seemed so commonplace.The early poems were heavily influence by his drug & alcohol abuse. The later poems deal with the intricacies of relationships & lost & unrequited love. Although an agnostic he believes there is a power for good in the universe. When you try to do good you get help. Where that help comes from is open for debate.Words are the "Arcanum Arcanum." He believes there is a hidden dimension to words and word meanings and derivations hold many mysteries and in that occult dimension lies a mystical significance. Before the accelerating expansion of the universe was known it was believed that at some point the expansion would end and gravity (Sidera mordax) would cause the Cosmos to contract to its starting point in a "Big Crunch."Although the poetry is quite dark the author strives to remain optimistic. The central theme in the poetry is that of survival. You can only escape thepain of living by deadening the senses with drugs & alcohol and this only works for a relatively short time. Then you must face everything. There is no escape from yourself.

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What a pleasure it is to be able to find all these food and much more here in the United States-in any grocery store or already prepared in any of the abundant Cuban restaurants. I often wonder why it took so long for Cuban cuisine to be embraced, although I realized that there were obstacles to overcome. Today, Americans have begun to understand that the cooking of Cuba is not as over spicy or greasy as some imagine it to be. I have researched most of the recipes to find out the history and origin of the dishes and the traditions and customs related to Cuban food.

My child had the courage and honesty to tell me his feelings when he was told I was having a baby. I never expected his response.

Imagine a busy body dad who is always doing something around the house. Whether he is being silly or being positive, everything he does has an impact on the family. It starts off with him doing things around the house that will make you laugh, but then progresses into him doing multiple things to show that he is a great dad. This book is a reflection of fathers - fathers who are present, making a difference, successfully leading their households and any man who is a father figure. It's more than just a book, it's a memory bank of special, meaningful and appreciated moments created by a father who is active and present in the lives of his children. When reading this book, it is the hope that every father and child would be entertained, see themselves in the scenarios, and continue to create endearing moments. This book was written with two goals in mind. One goal is to have fathers pass this book down to their sons from generation to generation. The ultimate goal is to inspire and encourage fathers to consistently strive to be better. If every man dedicates his life to always striving to be better, then there will always be a positive example of a man's role in his household and society. The young men coming up NEED demonstrations of a positive male presence whether a father is in the household or not. The future of our young men, our communities, our culture and entire race is on the line if men are not committed to manhood and fatherhood.