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After his wife’s murder, Cutter is transferred to a regional FBI department in the small town of Bullet, Georgia, in hopes this rehabilitative assignment will help him emotionally recover so he can return to Miami to hunt for his wife’s killer.

In Gone to Kansas, 1855, young Hiram Lockwood left a broken family and St. Louis to seek his fortunes on the frontier in Kansas Territory and on the Santa Fe Trail. In Kansas 1856, Hiram is shedding his greenhorn ways and gaining experience as a muleskinner and stage driver. Soon he finds himself in the midst of the turbulent times of "Bleeding Kansas," where a man could be shot for not being "on the right side of the goose." Surrounded by rogues, miscreants, and border trash, Hiram must rely on himself and a few friends to thread his way.

The intent of this book is to reveal the heart and mind of our heavenly Father God. It also serves as an impetus for the mature believer to draw ever closer to him, to the prodigal to come back into the arms of him that patiently awaits, and for the one in the valley of indecision to take the plunge.

Josh Santos has become keenly aware of a sickening plot against the Earth and Humanity, by a shadow group of unknowns, with the power to control world leaders. Josh is faced with a monumental task of not only stopping the devious plot of the unknowns, but how to save the Earth from the wrath of the ever encroaching Devil’s Eye.

Charlie Hungloe's Greatest Challenge is about a relationship that is sometimes set on two different frequencies. Charlie and Sam show us how to overcome the challenge. To overcome this challenge, you will hear and feel Charlie's and Sam's heartbeating excitement, fears, love, and faith in each other. Also, how Charlie uses laughter and comedy to both hide and communicate his feelings for Sam.

Containing delightful stories from the Yoruba and other West African peoples, this book presents tales of courage and cunning, virtue and vice, and fortunes found and lost. Some of these stories draw upon actual historical persons and events, while others are purely fictional, but each story has something to delight any listener.

This collection of poems by Jim Forbes is a rare rendering that will invite you to keep listening. Heartbreak from a failed marriage and separation from his beloved daughters both brought this poet to write during his darkest times.

This book aims to reveal life's inalienable and indispensable qualities that can enhance, shape, and produce the desired unfailing energy and abilities that will give you divine charisma to run your race happily and successfully to the end, end that will culminate in eternal bliss, hence the title The Sockets of Life.

Some books can, in fact, be judged by their cover. Or at the very least, by their title. One such book is More Messages from God's Humble Servant. The title tells you exactly what you're going to find inside.

This audiobook illustrates that God answers prayer every time we pray in truth and faith. It is intended to encourage everyone to pray and believe.

Josh, the youngest son of an ethnically mixed family, is propelled into a dynamic situation, when he is befriended by an MIT professor. The same professor who happens to be the lead scientist working on a secret multi-government project called “Barren Serenity” (reverse engineering downed alien space crafts).

Buddy and Cally Chambers are enjoying a week's stay at the church camp, Camp Musky, when they unexpectedly become involved in solving some perplexing problems at the camp. When large humanlike tracks are found in the area, some of the campers believe that a Bigfoot inhabits the camp.

A Fateful Flaw is a fictional tale set in the Judean wilderness immediately following the baptism of Jesus. Aided by the archangels Michael and Gabriel and other heavenly beings, God-now-man Jesus—shackled by time—grapples with human frailty and the sinister wiles of the devil. Whimsy and humor interlace pointed truths.

Dwight's journey began in a quiet working-class neighborhood in New England. Dwight's parents did everything they could to protect him from the evil forces of the world that existed beyond the borders of Rosemont Street. What Dwight knew about life at that time was to do his chores, keep his surroundings in order, keep himself in order, and do his very best in school.

In FIRES, Fortune 500 veteran Daniel Purdy takes listeners on a step-by-step journey to personal transformation, professional growth, and multifaceted success through harnessing life's fires. The FIRES system leverages the best planning processes from Purdy's corporate background and the latest thinking around holistic health and meaningful success. It's a self-coaching system that balances practical concerns with personal values, incisive strategy with insight and soul.

Do you like stories about gods and spirits, giants and monsters, damsels in distress, and clever heroes? All of these can be found in African myth and folklore, which have a vast and varied tapestry of stories from hundreds of cultures, each with its own traditions and values. Sometimes the heroes of these stories are divine beings who come down from heaven to create the world we live in, but sometimes human beings and animals themselves are the ones who see to it that the sun, moon, and stars are put into their proper places

Once you say, "I believe!", now what? Now, it is time to begin the process of becoming a disciple of Christ, to grow and mature in your faith. Now What? addresses the biblical mandate of "making disciples" (Matthew 28:19) through the consistent application of the means of grace—those activities or "disciplines" designed by God to conform us more and more into the image and likeness of Christ. Tommy lays out a simple framework designed to help the new believer build his Christian life on the Rock of Jesus Christ. But that's not all.

Socialism: The Walking Dead examines the history and failures of an ideology that though it may go by different names, it still carries the same danger and risk to society and the American middle class no matter what it’s called.

While shelves are filled with accounts of industry titans, politicians, and exalted military leaders, this is a tale of an estranged young man making his way in a hard, cold, and often cruel world. Escaping a dull future with little meaning, he follows the example of his childhood hero and goes west into the Kansas Territory to seek his fortune. He first joins a freighting company down the Santa Fe Trail and then returns to the turbulent “Bleeding Kansas”.

“I live in a holler, and I’ve heard some folks talk that holler bunch won’t amount to a hill of beans, and I’ve heard others say that the sun never shines in those hollers.” “My mother let me know I was as good as anyone. ‘Ralph, don’t walk with your head down. There’s nothing shameful about running out of taters.’” “My daddy said, ‘Ralph, don’t quit. Quitting follows you to the grave.’” The philosophy in these words was with Ralph from the time of his childhood. He heard them from relatives and witnessed the people around him live them.