Duncan: 1764 books

The language of "rights" pervades modern social and political discourse - from prisoners' to unborn babies' - yet there is deep disagreement amongst citizens, politicians and philosophers about just what they mean. Who has them? Who should have them? Who can claim them? What are the grounds...

A GREAT HOLIDAY GIFT! Santa Claus is Coming to Town Christmas is three weeks away and a mysterious “Santa” has been mailing presents to sixth grader Sophie Washington in this adorable, illustrated chapter book for middle grade readers. There is no secret Santa gift exchange going on at...

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Exciting historical novel set in 7th century Ireland and Northern Britain. Life, love and loss of larger than life characters who lived in these troubled times. We follow the adventures of a gallant Irish warrior, an intrepid Irish Princess and a daring young Pict. Their predicaments as well as the...

The blast lifted Grace McKenzie's one ton pickup truck ten feet off Louisiana Interstate 20. The air bag detonated against jagged steel and just as quickly expelled itself. Air discharged a shrill whistle through the notched tear as the truck landed, skidding at sixty-five miles per hour. The driver's...

A short story set in the TideBreakers universe: Marcel Dugan has signed on with a crew of hack-wreckers looking to cash in on an easy heist. His accomplices, who only go by the names 'Jester' and 'Fleece' have a complicated history and when the three jet-suit divers begin to uncover...

Down the Mast Road is a historical fiction written by John M. Duncan and originally published in 1956. This new edition was published in 2016 by the Lee, New Hampshire Heritage Commission to mark the 250th anniversary of the town. The text was transcribed from the original book by Scott Bugbee. Fourteen-year-old...

Stalked by a killer bent on stealing her laboratory notebook, scientist Molly Augur is desperate to figure out who she can and cannot trust. With the help of co-researcher Bill Banely, she uses DNA technology she invented to prove she can release hidden ancestral memories. In the brain synapses of...

A verse by verse exposition of the book of Psalms by Duncan Heaster, part of the New European Christadelphian commentary series.

I did not realize that saying goodbye would be the most difficult thing I would have to do in my life. It is meant to help those who are dealing with having to say goodbye to a loved one.

Missing you is a short book (each page has one sentence) for a woman to give to a man to tell him how she misses him. It is meant to help those who are dealing with missing a loved one.

England's world-famous folk hero lives on in the computer age, as brilliant Oxford mathematician Jonathan Hood, for obvious reasons known as Robin, sets out to prove to the world s banking community that its encryption security systems are vulnerable to attack. He first of all succeeds in beating...

Rescued from the doomed Titanic moments before its sinking, stewardess Marjorie McTavish is determined to find happiness at last after losing the only man she ever loved. Dr. Jason Abernathy, dashing man about town, is beguiled by Marjorie’s soft burr and fresh charm. He has no way to know how much his gallantry delights her.

The New European Commentary is based upon the New European Version of the Bible. It provides a verse by verse exposition of the entire New Testament. It is written by Duncan Heaster, a Christadelphian missionary, and is therefore from a Unitarian, non-Trinitarian perspective. This volume covers the epistle / letter to the Philippians, the church at Philippi.