John Cox: 48 books

Real life examples of communication with the Great Shepherd, taken from over twenty-five years of experiences, these short testimonies will encourage you to listen as “My Sheep Know My Voice.” John Cox retired at age fifty-five after spending thirty-five years at Kodak Canada, where he...

The soul of Mindkind is dedicated to the proposition that humans are stranded here on Earth until such time as we, or our descendants, achieve the ability to live in peace and become strong enough to break out of the eggshell of ignorance that surrounds us.Mindkind provides some simple tools...

Ridley, Texas is a jungle of blood, violence and fury - can even the out-of-control, sleep-deprived vigilantes of the Lone Star Defense Force tame it? A short story by Simon John Cox.

Criminal cases give us a fascinating, often harrowing insight into crime and the criminal mind, into policing methods and the justice system. They also tell us much about social conditions and attitudes in the past. And such cases make absorbing reading. David Cox's graphic account of 16 notorious...

When Adam Bradford's sister goes missing he drops everything to assist the police, travelling up to the isolated village where she lived. When he arrives at her cottage, however, he discovers a life in disarray and a bedroom filled with cryptic notes and mysterious blurred photographs. At...

Hello provides insights into the origin of consciousness, the dynamics of the human mind and the positive effects of using truth to cope with reality.The three sections of the book, When, Now and Then, follow the transformation resulting from using the power of truth to reveal insights into...

An Essential History of China: Why it Matters to Americans is exactly what the title says. In 150 pages, it reviews the ancient and dynastic history of China to provide a perspective about the depth and accomplishments of China in human history. The book documents the humiliation of China by the Western...

With her novels, The Fountainhead in 1943 and Atlas Shrugged in 1957, Ayn Rand created the philosophy of Objectivism, which continues to influence conservative American politics. Now, after all of these years, a political balance is provided by Sam, an entirely fact-based political philosophy narrated...

America is in a crisis. Its people have awakened from their American Dream and found their government controlled by a plutocracy consisting of corporations and a wealthy elite. As people struggle to survive in a harsh economy and deteriorating environment, most feel powerless to do anything about...

The technology behind the TV show Quantum Leap is real, a black project run by the Pentagon in the 1980s to embed its spies directly into the minds of America's enemies. Shut down due to test subjects going out of control when inhabiting other bodies, the technology has been stolen by North Korea...

When three university friends travel to an isolated lake to investigate reported sightings of an alien big cat they expect yet another hoax, but when footage from their remote cameras appears to show someone emerging from the water in the dead of night they realise that the lake may hold stranger...

"a protagonist that you can't help but feel connected to...a beautifully crafted story and well worth the read" - Alain Gomez, Book Brouhaha

Three short stories that speculate about the distant machines that may or may not influence mankind's future. Perks Of The Job - two detectives investigate a death caused by excessive genetic enhancement. Where do we draw the line when our bodies can be changed at will? Still - in a...

Coining the term, The Book of Mindkind is a philosophy of hope in a time of despair, a wakeup call in a time of danger, and an engaging quick read for the curious-minded.The theory of Mindkind is an entirely original philosophy, likely the first to be conceived in the past century, certainly the first...