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The Lost Artist
"A 13-year-old Jewish boy escapes Nazi Germany to become the highest decorated WW II Palestinian soldier in the British Army. 2010: a top Israeli computer scientist searches for the favorite artist of her youth. From the rise of the Nazi Party through the formation of the State of Israel, across a sea of time to present day, their worlds collide ..."--Page 4 of cover.
Ambush
DEA Supervisor Von Crocker has never liked dead bodies, especially since he served in Vietnam. Even though it is now 2003, the mere sight of a corpse propels Crocker back into his memories when he was a teenager coerced into participating in a drug smuggling operation with his superior officers, never realizing the impact this experience would have on his future. As Crocker travels back in time, he recalls stumbling through his early days at the DEA-until a fellow agent involved him in an investigation that Crocker hoped would finally bring closure to the guilt related to his choices in Vietnam. But as present day events lead him out of his memories, Crocker's personal demons complicate a drug bust resulting in the questionable killing of a dealer. Now only time will tell if he can gain control of his future, before it is too late. In this suspenseful tale, a DEA supervisor and Vietnam vet trapped between the past and present must open old wounds in order to find answers, healing, and resolution.
Mr. C's Digest - What a Cool Trip
A diverse career in broadcasting and government public affairs is used to reflect on minds eye memory moments highlighting 57 years of life involvement and observation as a curious reporter and as a human being. Interesting stories and events covered as a reporter, fascinating characters interviewed, events tragic or unique, unusual lifetime coincidences and the trials and tribulations of societal and agricultural evolution provide a fascinating backdrop to the authors journey. Share this unusual personal and professional journey spotlighting dramatic, humorous, and personal Minds eye memories.
Old Town Houston
Old Town Houston provides readers a chance to experience the history of the last remaining 19th century commercial and public buildings in Houston. The lives of the men and women who worked in or owned these buildings are brought to life with historical facts, background information, biographical essays, photos, and newspaper clippings. A map is also included, making it easy to visit all the buildings discussed. Take the book with you and create your own walking tour. Read it in black and white, but experience it in full color.
Mass Shootings: Six Steps to Survival
Examining nearly 60 mass shootings that have occurred in the United States since 1982, this book focuses on the actions taken and decisions made by those who survived these horrific attacks. Armed with this new information, the old axiom “fight or flight” is dispelled or at least modified for this new breed of killer. Fight by yourself and you are almost assuredly going to join the ranks of the victims if not the overall body count; flee and present a target for the killer or draw his attention, and chances are you will not make it out alive. This book is comprised of vital information gleaned from survivors who have successfully endured some of the most tragic and violent incidents in U...
Summary of Joe Kenda's Killer Triggers
Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book. Sample Book Insights: #1 The police were called to a east-side laundromat where a customer had found a man shot in a nearby shopping center parking lot. The man had been dressed in pink running shorts, a red T-shirt, and fancy running shoes. He had been shot once. His wallet and its contents were intact, and his driver’s license identified him as Robert Elshire, 71, of Heber Springs, Arkansas. #2 As a homicide detective, you are often the bearer of bad news. You must deliver it as gently as possible, because the heart never heals from this sort of tragedy. #3 The Elshire family lost their patriarch, a good man, because a couple of dopes needed rent money, booze money, or drug money. The trigger pulls on those cheap guns are very light, and many automatically cock when a bullet is in the chamber. #4 The two suspects were dopes, as they returned to the scene of the crime three and a half hours after killing their father. They were jealous of the attention Kenny was giving me, and they growled at him several times.
HPI's Very Own Akashic Records
Join HPI International(Halo Paranormal Investigations)as they take you on their adventures investigating all types of paranormal activity. From Bali to Boston, you will be on a paranormal roller coaster that you will not soon forget!
On The Edge Of Heat
Follow the complexities of The Mortons’, The Kennedys’, and Paige Ross as each of their lives will soon be turned upside down. Charles Morton nearly spins out of control when he finds himself in the center of a love triangle as his past, present, and future engage in a vicious game of tug a war! Stephanie, Nicole, and Paris gear up as they race to the finish line for his heart. During their reckless journey one of them will be tragically swept out of Charles’ life forever, as the other will meet him at the altar to confess her undying love for him in front of God and thirty-five hundred guests in holy matrimony, all while his seed patiently waits in the other woman in his life’s womb...
Breaking the Fine Rain of Death
In 'Breaking the Fine Rain of Death', Emilie Townes focuses on the health care issues affecting African Americans and does so from a womanist perspective by paying attention to race and class as well as gender. Townes describes the lamentable history of health care in African American communities and the disease that affect African Americans disproportionately ÐÐ diabetes, hypertension, low-birthrate babies, and drug-related illnessesÐÐas well as cultural, genetic, and socio-economic factors that account for them. Townes then offers models of care that have worked in some African American communities and that need to be used on a broader scale. She explores healing models sensitive to class and cultural context, and provides practical recommendations relevant to the needs of the Black Church and the African American community.
