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This is a triumphant and incredibly inspirational story of a young man of just 20 years old, named Austin Watson, who has overcome so many struggles, trials, and tribulations while growing up. Now he has decided to share his experiences with you. He takes you on a personal journey all the way from his...

Spend some quality time with your family, reinforce counting skills and teach your kids the value of a dollar.

‎"I'm liking your style. Not "sewn together," more like "laid side by side." Reaches the reader from the inside out. "David W. Aston 'It's almost like you capture small instances of life and create a picture.'Jaleesa McLeanWith the company of a place I write.The essence of a poem is a puzzle left...

"Me and My Dad's '50 Mercury" is the continuing story of a young boy's fascination with cars. The book's point of view is the author's own life as he was growing up in the 1950's. He recollection of the family cars, toys, TV shows, pets, and a large family, is bound to strike a nostaligic chord in whoever...

ME AND MY DAD'S '57 FORD is the third and final book about a young boy and his fascination with cars. In the first two books, John's rambunctiousness from 1954 to 1962, can be forgiven because of his age. But in this final installment, John is entering his teen years and therefore maturing...slightly....

The complexity of the woman...she is truly one of the most amazing, resilient creatures God ever created. To truly juggle it all, a woman must first have a right relationship with God--and then priorities in line with the way He ordained them for her. She engages in a warfare of a different kind: a warfare on her knees in prayer!.

The plays of Shakespeare, among the greatest dramatic works ever written, send forth a multitude of characters that move against the forces of the world by way of an inner vitality. The Spiritual Exercises of Saint Ignatius direct those seeking life with God against the forces of the world and toward...

This book is a collection of short stories about nuns who lived and worked in New York City in the 1960's. They were also nurses who cared for poor families in need of help. The stories are fictional but are based on the real life exploits of these women who lived and worked during a time when the country...

"Let China sleep, for when she awakes, she will shake the world.” –Napoleon Bonaparte. “Someone’s gotta take charge. Someone is going to take charge. Be nice if it’s America. But it’s going to be somebody.” China is ruthless when defending her interests; think: Tiananmen Square. With her...

Sean Ramey's "Defend Yourself (In A Zombie Apocalypse)" is a follow-up to his much-lauded "Defend Yourself (No Experience Necessary)." Ramey's intention for his newest book is to equip the living with the necessary unarmed combat skills to fight the dead. A U.S.A. Martial Arts Hall of Famer, Ramey's...

"Captivating and inspiring, 'And Then They Prayed' reveals evidence of God’s intervention throughout America’s history. Through riveting stories of the incredible courage and faith of our nation’s heroes, this book reunites readers with our true national heritage." NEWT GINGRICH,...

“HOPE Beyond Trauma…a mother’s journey†takes you behind closed doors of Janie Smith’s family after their teenage daughter, Tanya is involved in a fatal automobile accident in 1989. She dies in the Life Flight helicopter and is revived only to face an even greater life challenge.Experience...

There’s no doubt about it. The life of Jesus is intensely dramatic. I doubt if there has been a more dramatic life in the history of man, whether in the real lives of Alexander and Julius Caesar or in the fictitious ones of Hamlet and King Lear. In the four gospels it has been told with dramatic intensity...

Following the suggestion implied by Shakespeare in the title of his 'Much Ado About Nothing', I offer my thoughts on Nothing and Being, on Creation and Annihilation, on Goodness and Truth, on Knowledge and Wisdom, on Nature and Grace, on Conscience and Innocence, on Sense and Nonsense, on Humor and Humility,...