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Reaching Cloud 9
Reaching Cloud Nine is the real life chronicle of how a man's soul is linked to a spiritual force that defines our destiny. This is a journal-based account of a young man's life experiences, from love to overcoming adversity when tragedy strikes. The struggle to recapture his body, spirit and soul is heartwarming and inspirational, giving the reader insight into the spiritual connection we all have with the universe, along with the challenges many of us face in our lives.
Reaching Cloud 9
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Journals from Cloud 9
The opioid epidemic has struck the United States like a relentless hurricane with a rising death toll. Journals from Cloud 9 takes you on a journey with a man who escapes the epidemic to find his purpose. Leaving behind his hometown in the United States to follow a dream, he evolves into a different person with worldly views and an unorthodox way of life. This is a story of personal development after a near death skydiving accident, heartbreak and drug addiction.
The Tyler Genealogy
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Farnham's Travels
Covering the Rocky Mountains and Oregon, with descriptions of the Native American tribes in the region.
Boston Directory
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The Life of a Union Army Sharpshooter
John T. Farnham, a sharpshooter in the Union Army, wrote a substantial diary entry nearly every day during his three-year enlistment, sent over 50 long articles to his hometown newspaper, and mailed some 600 letters home. He described training, battles, skirmishes, encampments, furloughs, marches, hospital life, and clerkships at the Iron Brigade headquarters and the War Department. He met Lincoln and acquired a blood-stained cuff taken from his assassinated body. He befriended freed slaves, teaching them to read and write and built them a school. He campaigned for Lincoln's re-election. He subscribed to three newspapers and several magazines and devoured 22 books. He attended 23 plays and six concerts during his service. He was gregarious and popular, naming in his diaries 108 friends in the service and 156 at home. Frail and sickly, he died of tuberculosis four years after his discharge. He paints a detailed portrait of the lives of ordinary soldiers in the Union Army, their food, living conditions, relations among officers and men, ordeals, triumphs, and tragedies. Nominated for the Gilder Lehrman Prize
Mission: Cain
It's 1986, the early years of Islamic extremists and the latter years of the Soviet Union. a U.S. plane mysteriously explodes in the Philippines. The American government receives a message from a terrorist, thought to have been killed two years before, threatening to blow up a U.S. military installation on America's birthdayJuly Fourthwith a nuclear bomb! Sit in on war councils as an ad hoc committee tries to fathom the mind of a deranged killer and to decipher where he will strike. Alan Lawrence, once close to neutralizing the terroristCainis recalled to duty with the CIA from an early retirement at his Virginia farm. He chased Cain literally around the globe, but he is always a step behind. Meanwhile, components of the bomb are being smuggled into the country cleverly disguised as parts of track-and-field equipment. Will Lawrence stop Cain this time, or will July Fourth bring to America nuclear holocaust?
