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Once you're dead, you're made for life. --Jimi Hendrix Hendrix. Janis. Morrison. Elvis. Lennon. Cobain. Garcia. Their reckless brilliance held the key to their self-destruction. Their deaths had much in common--and, surprisingly, so did their lives. From lonely childhoods marred by loss to groundbreaking music and turbulent careers that ended tragically and suspiciously, David Comfort explodes the myths as he probes: • The sinister roles of Hendrix's manager and girlfriend in his death and subsequent cover-up • The bizarre odyssey of Jim Morrison's corpse • Why Kurt Cobain was worth more dead than alive to Courtney Love • The twisted motives that caused John Lennon to sail through th...
Here is one of the most useful books on relationships you will ever read. This book challenges you to explore the unknown depths of the soul and claim your individuality, while learning to connect with others in a healthy way. The term "comfort zone" describes the internal sanctuary you create by developing and maintaining your boundaries. Only through conscious creation of your comfort zone can you develop the ability to be present in body, mind, and spirit in order to create healthy relationships. Only by defining yourself can you connect with others. Rokelle Lerner addresses the practical issues of maintaining both your separateness and your sacred domain of connection: she explains how y...
Fresh for the holidays, this hilarious and warm-hearted review of the top holiday stories of the last two millennia (with a special focus on Christmas Present) sparkles with dozens of shiny, new Christmas tales and tidbits, including vital stats on eating, shopping and other manifestations of the Christmas spirit, the Santa controversy, and much more.
Book 3 of the Turner Series. Rich Kimball was once a good guy. He was a youth Pastor, played drums in a Christian band, a member of the Jesus Freaks Christian Motorcycle Ministry and often helped hurting people in the streets of Texas. Now released from his jail cell he wandered the streets in a drug induced fog to fight back the horrible memories of turning his back on the church and his abuse to his sweet wife. She divorced him and he abandoned all his friends. Could he ever go home again? Could he be a man of God after all he'd done? He didn't expect his friends to accept him back so easily. He also didn't expect to be living under the same roof as his ex-wife and her new, giant Irish husband. This relationship challenging story will make you wonder how far you would go with forgiveness?