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Redman
Redman: The Kaiju Hunter Volume 1 Graphic Novel. This 128 page full color story spotlights the adventure of Redman and his quest to rid the world of any and all Kaiju. This is not the hero you will be expecting but its the hero you will want! (w) Matt Frank (a) Matt Frank, Gonzalo Lopes (c) Matt Frank, Jesse Wittenrich
The Order
The Order is the third in a series following Beyond Evil and Runaway Mom. Private Investigator Frank McLaughlin sets out to elicit information from Charlene OKeefe, a friends cousin, in order to learn why she suddenly gave up a promising career as a singer and return home to ranch life with her father. In the process, Frank begins to experience strong feelings for her. Wanting to spend more time with her, he hires her to help with his business. Together, they take on one of the most important cases of his career. A ministers wife, Felicity Whitman, hires them to find out why her husband, Matt, is acting strangely. The investigation takes them down a path leading to a secret political society known only as The Order. The key to the investigation is a missing file and the only person that knew its whereabouts suddenly dies. A bizarre attempt, through Spiritualism, is made to find the lost file. Ruthless contract assassins are suddenly in the mix trying to secure the file for The Order and eliminate any witnesses. Hang on to your seats because this is an exciting ride.
The Angry Assassin
A Matt Dawson Cybernetic Investigation A man and woman and their new expensive sailboat are missing. Are they lost at sea or is there a more sinister explanation? If falls to Matt Dawson to track them down.
Before You Were a Prophet
Mark Miller has spent his life half-ass repenting for all the things he's done wrong, but there's one blotch on his record that he can't erase. He wants to forget his transgressions and pursue a passionless life as an academic, but his new roommates force him to confront his past. Ever since he killed that man in Texarkana, Mark's been hiding from the unnerving stare of God. Now he has to endure his roommates' southern-fried theories about religion. If he can survive their spiritual experiments, live through a drive-by shooting, outwit the old lady next door, escape from the cops, figure out the secret of the bus stop signs, and return the forty-foot-tall inflatable green gorilla to its rightful owners, he might just catch a glimpse of what he's been looking for.
The Zyglo Inquiry
Is God really involved in the details of our lives? Does God orchestrate the mired of events in our lives for our good? Romans 28 (a.) states. "And we know that all things work together for good to those who love God, to those who are the called according to His purpose." The above scripture speaks of God's providence. Providence is frequently a mystery, yet it provides a steadfast anchor when we face life's challenges and difficulties. *************************** The Zyglo Inquiry is an action, suspense novel about the reality of God's particular care and active involvement in the lives of His people. Matthew Webster had heard about the lofty concept of God's providence, but had never experienced its truth. The challenges Matt faces will bring him face to face with the forces of evil that are beyond his capacity to combat. His need to depend on God and others in order to survive, and to discover the truth about what he has uncovered will shake him to the core. This is the first in a series of books that Ron Christy plans to write featuring Matthew Webster.
Can You Hear What I Hear?
The cool crisp air whips across his face as he sprints from the two boys who are chasing him. He runs around a building that blocks out the late afternoon sun and enters a shaded alley. He frantically scans the alley for a place to hide that may conceal him from threat. He looks behind him and notices the boys emerge from the light in the street and enter the alley. When young Jonathan ran into that alley to escape his pursuers, he had no idea that he would soon meet a man with an incredible story. After Matt comes to the rescue, he offers to walk Jonathan home. Along the way, Matt shares his life story with Jonathan, an amazing story of one man's journey to overcome his disability and to succeed above and beyond his wildest dreams. Join author Matthew Ludwick as he tells his own true-life story of beating the odds in Can You Hear what I Hear?
A Study Guide for Andre Dubus's "Killings"
A Study Guide for Andre Dubus's "Killings," excerpted from Gale's acclaimed Short Stories for Students. This concise study guide includes plot summary; character analysis; author biography; study questions; historical context; suggestions for further reading; and much more. For any literature project, trust Short Stories for Students for all of your research needs.
The Rancher and the Rich Girl
At a bachelor auction for charity, wealthy widow Jessica Fremont bids on rancher Matthew Winston, hoping that he can take some time to show her young son how real cowboys live. But Jessica may find out her son isn't the only one who likes cowboys.
Titans
These days it seems like heroes fight each other more often than they fight villains. The hero-vs-hero trope so common in comic books and in superhero movies these days can provide us with a means of thinking about the deeply polarized state of modern politics and public opinion about civic life, morality, and even God. There is a real divide in our public life that nobody seems to be able to cross. It's easy to complain that people should be more willing to meet each other half-way, that politicians should be more willing to compromise in order to get things done, but there are plenty of important issues on which compromise really isn't possible. We see this problem dramatized in comics like Marvel's Civil War and Avengers vs X-Men; in DC's Kingdom Come and The Dark Knight Returns; and in film media like Daredevil, Batman v Superman, and Captain America: Civil War. The consequences of the conflicts that arise in these stories can serve as warnings about our current political environment. They're safe places in which we can see the logic of our political dysfunction carried to frightening (but perhaps inevitable?) conclusions.
Crown Thy Good
Young, urban, and wealthy Matthew Slade, is sent to the isolation of the Hudson Highlands of New York State where he is to learn about his family’s ice business while being removed from the temptation of enlisting to fight for the preservation of the Union. Once there, he discovers a calling in a different direction, one that places him in contact with the small population of the remote hamlet called Doodletown. Matt becomes a quasi-woodsman and his neighbors begin to acknowledge the outside world and its ways. Along with the residents of Doodletown, throw into this social potpourri a stubborn Irish boat builder, a curious black man who survived the Draft Riots, a young Italian war widow, two smart Negro servants, and caring but meddlesome grandparents. The large differences between characters are diminished as the lives of the characters are drawn together. Crown Thy Good is a story of acceptance of change and of the mutual respect and understanding among people that most of us know is possible.
