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Beneath the Makeup
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Prince of Darkness
When fallen angels roamed the earth, they went unto earthly beings, begetting children of their own, and shared with them secrets of heaven. Such creatures and treasures were forbidden on earth, thus bringing forth the forbidden fruits.Nathan, a troubled boy, has taken to live in the forest nearest his village in exile with his sick and elderly father. His nightly terrors terrorize not only himself, but also the surrounding world, engulfing it with flames. He seeks the angel's children for answers to his morbid encounters with the girl called Ariah from his nightmares.The fey are loyally bound secret keepers. Sirens despise man and get off on inflicting pain upon them. In a world where fallen angels have given life to vampires, werewolves, giants, behemoths, sirens, and fey, from whom will Nathan obtain answers as a war between his conscious and subconscious minds rages on?
Rendezvous with Death
The harrowing true stories of fallen police officers and how they met their end in a rendevous with death on the path of duty. A new century and a new nation forged by the will of the people seemed to turn a new page and raised hope for a better future. In this there was abundant truth, but there still lurked the malcontents who fed on unsuspecting hosts using violence in support of their enterprise and deadly force to avoid detection. These are the traumatic stories of policemen, working class men, family men, often benighted men, who died at the hands of the mad, bad and sad and unexpectedly. They died in the knowledge that duty expected of them the laying down their lives for the community they were sworn to serve. They died bravely for the new nation, for its people and esprit de corps . This is a richly illustrated account of men who died preserving the peace at home, while their brothers-in- arms fought evil on the front lines of Europe. Their stories are often intertwined.
Weser, Wolf, Winnebago, and Westward
This book is about two families who lived at opposite ends of Germany and later met in Wisconsin. Both families traveled to the United States via the port of Bremen and both made new homes near the Wolf River and Lake Winnebago in Wisconsin. Six brothers and sisters from the Romberg family emigrated from Braunschweig, Germany to Wisconsin in the 1850s and 1860s. The Knokes, neighbors from Braunschweig, came to America at the same time and intermarried with the Rombergs. In the 1870s, Wilhelmine and Ludwig Patzlaff and eight of their ten children came to Wisconsin from a different part of Germany, Pomerania in Prussia. The Patzlaffs settled on farms a few miles south of the Romberg family in Black Wolf Township in Winnebago County. The Patzlaff and Romberg families connected in 1873 when Caroline Patzlaff, one of the children of Wilhemine and Ludwig, married Heinrich Ahswede, a Romberg counsin. In 1878 William Kester, the son of one of the original Romberg immigrants, married Alvine Patzlaff, another daughter of Wilhemine and Ludwig.
Taylor Made
Meet Taylor Made, who has heard all the jokes - good, bad and awful. In her typical week, Taylor has to deal with grouchy bears, a best mate who was born ninety years too late and keeps winning 'the name game', and constant daydreams where cats are taking over the world and only Hyper Hamster can save the day. However, this is not a typical week. So when it's a case of 'wrong jacket, right guy', will Taylor realise that sometimes you find love where you least expect it?
Mathematical Reviews
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Congressional Record
The Congressional Record is the official record of the proceedings and debates of the United States Congress. It is published daily when Congress is in session. The Congressional Record began publication in 1873. Debates for sessions prior to 1873 are recorded in The Debates and Proceedings in the Congress of the United States (1789-1824), the Register of Debates in Congress (1824-1837), and the Congressional Globe (1833-1873)
Routledge Revivals: Buddhist Stories (1913)
First published in 1913, this book presents a translation of five stories written by the the author. Each of the five stories illustrates and elucidates central concepts in Buddhist philosophy while eschewing any technical terminology. As such, this book is ideal for those seeking an accessible introduction to Buddhist philosophy and will provide a platform for further study.
Atlantic Reporter
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