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Under His Wings
Experience the gripping journey of faith, courage, and redemption in Under His Wings. Inspired by true accounts of faith on the front lines, this powerful novel takes you deep into the heart of one man’s struggle to find purpose amidst the chaos of war. Eli Matthews, a soldier battling doubts about his faith and his place in the world, is thrust into the unrelenting challenges of the battlefield. With every mission, his faith is tested, his leadership forged, and his understanding of divine intervention forever changed. Through harrowing ambushes, miraculous survival, and the bonds forged with his comrades, Eli discovers a truth greater than himself. From vivid depictions of combat to poig...
The Hunt for Truth
How well do you really know anyone? Nobody ever tells the Whole Truth. Bosch meets Homeland in this heart-pumping thriller from the international bestselling author Sury Patru Viswam, where a missing person investigation exposes dark secrets, lies, and a conspiracy that threatens our nation's safety. On the early hours of the morning of September 11, 2001, a hit and run accident leaves a man unconscious on an off-road in the outskirts of Philadelphia. Twenty-four hours later, a woman named Sania Tariq walks into a police station in Philadelphia to report her husband is missing. For maverick Philadelphia detective Arya Martins, this case is personal... because she knew Sania Tariq and they us...
Adcock
Henry Adcock was born in about 1775 in Virginia. He married Sarah and they lived in Robertson County, Tennessee. Descendants and relatives lived mainly in Tennessee, Illinois, Kansas and Nebraska.
Trans People and the Choreography of Reproductive Healthcare
Reproductive healthcare is choreographically delivered—an intricate collection of seemingly disparate but deftly balanced elements all come together in a complex dance. It is choreographed in ways that presume that the person accessing it—the dancer-patient—will be, among other things, cisgender. As a result, trans people are altogether erased, systematically unanticipated, insufficiently accommodated, or understood only in relation to hegemonic, regulatory frameworks. Trans People and the Choreography of Reproductive Healthcare: Dancing Outside the Lines draws on data from a research study involving qualitative interviews and participatory photography with fourteen trans people from British Columbia, Canada. It uses dance as a metaphor to expose facets of the restrictive choreography of reproductive healthcare, and to document the improvisational tactics used by trans people in their pursuit of care that is competent, safe, and affirming.
It’s Only Natural
Killian Thompson is a football legend—not that I pay attention to sports. With his decade-long career, tantalizing build, and captivating hazel eyes, he stands out and stands apart. Meeting him in person is … embarrassing. And having to face him again gives me butterflies even though I know there can never be anything between us. Not with my career ambitions. Not with his. We’re just too different. But Killian is determined to dissolve my defenses. To make himself mine and me his. Do I dare risk giving my heart to a man who can’t share his days or nights with me? I mean, he’s a famous athlete, and I’m just a photographer. How much could we have in common … right? Ari Ramirez is...
Tales from Bush Graves
It will never be known just how many men, women and children have died and lie buried in the bush. Many of the deaths were not registered, and they are known only because the local paper reported on them. It was not the selector who lost his life, but usually men who had no idea how harsh the country could be, and consequently took risks by walking between stations looking for work, most times with very little water, and not much idea of where they were going. Many of the men were suffering from alcohol related problems. Most deaths were caused by fever, accidents, suicide, and murder. The women followed their men, enduring the harsh conditions and sometimes not seeing another white woman for years. They died during child birth, usually the baby died as well. Young children succumbed to the harsh conditions, dying of convulsions, poisoning, and accidents.
Iron Ties
"A well-crafted novel that will appeal to readers of mysteries, historical fiction, and genre westerns."—Booklist The railroad is coming to Leadville and its rich Rocky Mountain mines. Among those who will be on hand to celebrate the arrival of the Denver & Rio Grande is Ulysses S. Grant, 18th President of the United States and former commander of the Union armies. Like other residents in the Colorado boomtown this summer of 1880, Inez Stannert regards the news as mixed. With her business partnership in the Silver Queen Saloon shaky and the bonds of family slipping (her husband is still missing and her young son is still back East), Inez doesn't need the lawlessness of Leadville to turn, o...
