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The Sacred Clown
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Rescue Mode
Gritty and scientifically accurate science fiction adventure from New York Times best-selling author Ben Bova and NASA space scientist Les Johnson. The first human mission to Mars meets with near-disaster when a meteoroid strikes the spacecraft, almost destroying it. The ship is too far from Earth to simply turn around and return home. The eight-person crew must ride their crippled ship to Mars while they desperately struggle to survive. On Earth, powerful political forces that oppose human spaceflight try to use the accident as proof that sending humans into space is too dangerous to continue. The whole human space flight program hangs in the balance. And if the astronauts can’t nurse the...
Before Salvation
Elaine Porter has received salvation, and she knows now that the God she serves is almighty, all-powerful, and He is a faithful God. By God and by His grace, she is a different woman today. After living a double life, she went from disgrace to grace. That's today! What about before salvation and the secrets she kept?
The House of the Burgesses
A facsimile reprint of the Second Edition (1994) of this genealogical guide to 25,000 descendants of William Burgess of Richmond (later King George) County, Virginia, and his only known son, Edward Burgess of Stafford (later King George) County, Virginia. Complete with illustrations, photos, comprehensive given and surname indexes, and historical introduction.
The Enchanted Land Eighth Hill
Shirley M. Denmon is a native of Rome, Georgia. She is a great writer and has written other books of great quality and value. However, this most recent book, Rome, Georgia: The Enchanted Land Eighth Hill, express and exemplifies her deep passion and desire to expose to the world contributions and accomplishments made by residents that lived and yet live on the Enchanted Land Eighth Hill. She recognizes that for many years Americans of Africa descent has not received proper recognition for their positive abilities in many aspects of life, and, therefore wishes to provide through her writings, a reason and desire for readers to continue to read about their accomplishments. Readers will be interested in her voice as a writer because of her unique ability to illustrate through her God given talent and ability, a clear and specific style of writing. She received her secondary education in the Rome City Schools and received an Associate Degree in Secretarial Science from Georgia Highland College.
But God and by His Grace
Ethelda M. Prophet-Vason grew up in Harlem. She was the only girl and the youngest with her brothers, nothing special about her. She was always a very quite person and kept to herself mostly. However, she did enjoy music, marching, singing, dancing, and writing. She was bullied by many and tried to fit in, never losing sight of God and remembering what her father and grandmother taught her: that no matter what was happening around her, But God and by His Grace she would be alright.
Kismet
Amanda MacDonald and Crying Wolf escape into the Colorado mountains on Wolf's horse, Red. After a rocky beginning they fall madly in love. Amanda is kidnapped and Wolf comes to her rescue.
Westbound
Go west, young man! The magic of the American West captured young Earl Norris during high school and held him hostage all his life. As pastor of a tiny church in the small town of Saline in eastern Montana, he found himself a world away–in more ways than one-- from his earlier life in Chicago. How would he deal with the perplexing differences? Having grown up in an urban environment with over four million people, he now lived in a town with a population of less than five hundred, and in a state with only about seven hundred thousand. Earl had gone west alone because his high school sweetheart, Lynn Ellerton, who could not accept the idea of becoming the wife of a pastor, had broken their e...
Hither and Yon
I have had three last names and have been a part of four families. No wonder I wanted to pull things together and write this book. My high school motto, “He Conquers Who Endures,” has gotten me this far. God and family are what matters most. Live, love, and keep going in faith.
