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DREX - BLACKOUT
After finding his family murdered, Matthew Burke is arrested and sentenced to life in prison. The next day he is mysteriously released and given a briefcase of money. Needing answers, Matthew finds a pile of old documents in his house and discovers his wife was once part of an organization called D.R.E.X, who were responsible for hunting and killing supernatural creatures. Even though D.R.E.X had been shut down for years, his wife was murdered just after she tried to reach them. Matthew reluctantly joins with the remnants of her old organization and investigates a new problem arising in France. But the more he discovers, the more he realizes how few people he can trust....
Chinese Arms and Armour
"The fabled treasures of China span thousands of years of history. From the exotic Silk Road to the mysterious Great Wall, China's allure is as vast as the country itself. Here, Natasha Bennett introduces the fascinating world of Chinese arms and armour in the Royal Armouries' collection. Offering a colourful insight into one of the world's earliest civilisations, she chronicles the development of personal weapons and armour from the late Bronze Age to the early twentieth century. It is ideal for anyone interested in the military and material culture of this absorbing land." --Publisher's website.
Starting Over
Natasha Bennett is content enough with life, but constantly looks to the future. With pregnancy avoiding her and her thirties almost over, the contentment is fading as things aren't going as planned. At work she'd use her paralegal skills to unravel the truth with facts or argue it, but in life she can't admit the reason she feels life is lacking. Marcus Bennett would also like to feel something more, but is obsessed with the past. He can't believe he's gotten to this point of having "marital problems" and is tired of mediocrity. It used to be easy to be in love, but everything got annoyingly hard without his permission. He misses Natasha's contagious laugh--his jokes no longer make her smile. A decision has to be made before they grow even more apart. They know that pretending to be happy doesn't equal happiness. When Marcus comes up with a ludicrous idea, Natasha worries it may give him an out rather than salvage their relationship. With nothing more to lose they choose to, quite literally, start over.
Dead Heat
Book 5 in the bestselling 5-book thriller series that has sold over 1.2 million copies “His novels seem to be ripped from the headlines—next year’s headlines.” —Washington Times “For many adults Joel Rosenberg is the it author right now. Inside and outside the Beltway in Washington, people are snatching up copies of his almost lifelike terrorist suspense novels.” —CNN Headline News The stage is set for war: Oil prices are surging to record highs A new dictator is rising in Iraq China is threatening Taiwan North Korean forces are ready to strike south Israel is feverishly trying to complete the Third Temple And in the midst of a world ready to explode, American president James...
Indian Arms and Armour
India is a vast sub-continent with a complex history and a great array of languages, cultures and religions. This book serves as a short introduction to the exquisite weapons used in the region, focusing on the Royal Armouries' collections from the sixteenth to the nineteenth centuries. Beautiful photography is interwoven with remarkable historical and cultural detail about archery, swords, shields, daggers, firearms, artillery and elephant armour.
A SECOND CHANCE
The four of them died untimely deaths - and so were rejected at either ends: Heaven did not want them. Hell could not keep them So the sent them back with an indictment of humanity... Sarah felt little Jo’s body grew tense, and she instinctively looked towards the door. It was only a faint, scatting sound, but recognizable. Footsteps were approaching. She was not expecting anyone. She had not turned a trick in weeks, not since Jerry died. She really was not interested in being with anyone for a spell, if ever again. Jerry’s death still hurts. It was not that Jerry was kind to her, or even considerate, but he was the closest thing she had as family. Of course, he wasn’t family; in fact,...
Coping With PROSTATE CANCER - The Aftermath!
“Prostate Cancer can be a deadly disease if not properly treated! Every male is susceptible to this disease, and we need to be aware of the consequences as they affect those around us, especially our loved ones. Hello, my name is Horatio Bennett and I developed Prostate Cancer 13 years ago. I have documented my experiences and have written this book to help others understand and cope ... This book includes my personal experiences having prostate cancer and being a survivor, and after extensive research, I am making my epic journey available to every family facing this perplexity. The book, “Coping with Prostate Cancer” is a must read for every man - husband, father, brother, uncle or m...
How to be a Good Person - Without Being Religious
Good People, Bad People The bombing, or attack on the Twin Towers in New York by some very bad persons would not imply ‘good works,’ but instead, ‘bad works.’ Yet, in spite of the elements of ‘bad people,’ there are some supposedly ‘good people’ around to balance the scale. Dozens of firefighters, law enforcement and other rescue personnel rushed into the burning towers, knowing that it may collapse at any moment, but went in anyway. These are ‘good people;’ people who risked their own lives to save others. History will remember every one of them as ‘good people.’ But are they, really? Possible, but we do not know, and as in this case, we really do not want to believe...
The Rotarian
Established in 1911, The Rotarian is the official magazine of Rotary International and is circulated worldwide. Each issue contains feature articles, columns, and departments about, or of interest to, Rotarians. Seventeen Nobel Prize winners and 19 Pulitzer Prize winners – from Mahatma Ghandi to Kurt Vonnegut Jr. – have written for the magazine.
