M Alexander: 215 books

The last time autumn storms blew through the town of Merfisham, a young woman disappeared... This time, September winds deliver a headless bartender on the front steps of Keel’s, the local pub. The townspeople are enchanted by his charm, despite his missing head. But not everyone believes...

My name is Mellissa M. M. Alexander. And this is my story. This book is for anyone who needs to overcome an obstacle in their life that seems too hard. This book is for someone who needs inspiration to finish or start a task that looks impossible. This book is written to show everyone who reads it,...

There have been many books written about Johnny Cash, but The Man in Song is the first to examine Cash’s incredible life through the lens of the songs he wrote and recorded. Music journalist and historian John Alexander has drawn on decades of studying Cash’s music and life, from his difficult...

The Human Eros explores themes in classical American philosophy, primarily the thought of John Dewey, but also that of Ralph Waldo Emerson, George Santayana, and Native American traditions. Alexander’s primary claim is that human beings have an inherent need to experience meaning and value, a “Human...

The capability approach to social justice construes a person's well-being in terms of the substantive freedoms people value. John Alexander engages with the rapidly growing body of literature on the capability approach in economics, inequality, poverty measurement and development studies. Critically...

It’s called the Broken Road. A long abandoned route veiled in rumor, only spoken of in whispers. Some claim that bandits stalk its overgrown path, while others speak of a city of cannibals. Stories tell of dark apparitions, bizarre monsters, and ancient evils. One thing is certain: no one goes near...

I hope that you make the decision to start this devotional, it will guide you through a week of thoughts and prayers. This 7-day devotional is based on my experiences, thoughts, and personal relationship with my savior, Jesus Christ. I am not an authority in theology; I am just an average person working...

The city of Lovat is dying. It just doesn’t know it yet. Trapped behind blockades, its citizens starve. Only the wealthiest can afford to snatch up what food does slip through, leaving the poor jostling for scraps. But money only goes so far. Inside their gleaming towers, the well-fed elevated are...

Caravan Master Waldo Bell didn’t expect to return home a criminal. He just wanted a relaxing month off between jobs so he could explore the city of Lovat, enjoy a soft bed and a few decent meals. Instead, he’s arrested—accused of killing old friends and hacking off body parts. Escaping...

Questions and conflict about homosexual practice and the church abound. We encounter media reports of same-gender unions and clergy trials. This leads to talk in congregations and district preacher's meetings, in the hallways at district, conference and general church gatherings, and in the deliberations...

Know what you want and you CAN have it! •    Are you tired of working extremely hard at your job only to always end up with more month at the end of your money? •    Does it break your heart to let someone else raise your children because you can't afford or don't have the freedom to take...

The Everyday Superwoman: Finding Balance and Building with Grace is about a journey that a woman, an everyday woman, may go through in her life and how to find self and move beyond circumstances. Learning how to balance education, career, family and ultimately life. This book explores taking a look at the current situation, understanding the positions that one is in and how to improve them.

Seventeen year old Alida, born to an angel mother and vampire father, wants to accompany her mother on healing and helping excursions in their forgotten, run down New York City neighborhood. With no explanation, she is restricted to their block. Alida has never known her father, and her mother isn’t...

In her collection of short stories that are both poignant and amusing, Eva Alexander cleverly places diverse characters in front of everyday challenges that test their emotions, fortitude, and character. Tommy believes he is doing his best his own way. But what no one knows is that he is battling...