Ray: 2881 books

Ernest Hemingway casts a very long shadow – especially the one thrown over Ray Knight by the Bahamian sunset on Hemingway’s beloved islands of Bimini. Using the late literary giant’s terse aphorisms and mordant quips as springboards for his own lean and drum-tight prose, Ray Knight invites us...

Reflections on President Barack Obama By: Dr. Ray C. Minor This compelling critique offers fresh and impartial commentary on former President Barack Obama and the politics surrounding him as the first president of color of the United States. It praises the President when warranted and scolds...

Gene Lucas Seasqrd and Sam Parseck are the greatest heroes in Earth's Cosmos-Corps but they'd like to retire and leave saving the galaxy to someone younger like Peter Pulsaar and Ray Jay Atamz. Unfortunately Seasqrd and Parseck can't retire until the new generation of heroes is ready to take on the...

Ray Stuart was born in Sydney. His poetry has been published widely over south-east Australia, in the Northern Territory and in Friendly Street collections. In 1999, he won the Satura Prize for ‘Duty Call’, reviewed by Ray Liversidge as ‘one long, elegant and lyrical sentence describing an unconditional reconciliatory gesture’.

Ray Smith is a Canadian best-selling author who discovered his forte in science fiction, this second book of his series, explores a hybrid alien boy who is half human. This young alien does not know who he is, nor what he is. He is a shapeshifter born on Earth but his father came from a far away galaxy....

Evan Blair was about to start his first semester in college, when one night while driving down to his girlfriend, Beverly, he was chased by the gang of bikers. Later that night at Evans house, his father, Ron, received officer Kerry with the heartbreaking news that Evan was dead and Beverly was in...

Harry Wallace is asked by the Australian Intelligence Service to collect and deliver a small package during a business trip to Indonesia. This simple task becomes a nightmare when he unwittingly becomes a target of the security police and narrowly avoids arrest. He needs all his wits to deliver...

A man is discovered murdered in a hotel in London and police investigations have difficulty in establishing who committed the crime and are also unable to find a motive. The investigation is further complicated when it is discovered that the victim is a millionaire businessman and that he has...

Although Tom Roberts, a space vehicle designer for the European Space Agency, is saved from a brutal killer who ran Tom and his friend Alex down, he finds himself effectively incarcerated by his rescuers while he recovers from his injuries. They want to use Tom, and more importantly his design for...

An uplifting story of enlightenment that reveals simple yet profound truths about our true nature, set amidst the atmospheric banks of the River Ganges that will appeal to both the self-help, non-duality, and "Eat, Pray, Love" travel markets. "No effort is necessary, Ray, no...

A collection of humorous and political song parodies, a few poems and some short articles by emerging author and the writer of Confessions of a Gaming Attendant, Mikey Lee Ray.

When Rory Callum walked into Kuwait, barely alive and the only survivor of an ill-fated Special Forces operation preceding the shock and awe phase of the second Gulf War, his lack of memory and the violent, unresolved murder of his colleagues ensured that, for Rory, his Special Forces days were over. Some...

Whilst End Notes is predominantly fiction there are non-fiction stories covering issues within the following categories: Health & Well Being, Self Help, Mental Health, Death, Grief, Bereavement and Memoirs. A collection of stories by 8 writers, End Notes tackles with compassion, insight...

Scottish Building Standards in Brief takes the highly successful formula of Ray Tricker's Building Regulations in Brief and applies it to the requirements of the Building (Scotland) Regulations 2004. With the same no-nonsense and simple to follow guidance but written specifically for the Scottish...