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Robert K. Lindsey is a keiki o ka ina, a child of the land, born in Hilo on the biggest Hawaiian island, and raised in Waimea at the foothills of the Kohala mountains. Waimea was a quiet and quaint paniolo (cattle) town when he was growing up there, and Parker Ranch was the foundation of the community....

This is a story of a person arriving in this country in this country and in this city where he eventually ended up in the middle of the night, not knowing a soul in Canada and having just about $10.- in his pocket. Using my imagination I let this imaginary person - Peter- show the reader the adventures...

Little Tucker fi nds himself in a strange world, a world with so many rules and regulations, friends and not-so-friendlies. As Tucker searches for answers, he learns not only about this mysterious farmhouse full of children, prayer, and music, but about himself, how he got there, and what he is supposed...

The Recipient’s Son is a coming-of-age story set at the US Naval Academy in the 1990s. By the author of Proximity, it tells the story of Donald Durago, a young man whose father was killed in the Vietnam War. For his heroic actions under fire, his father was a recipient of the Medal of Honor. His...

The Akshaya Patra series is written as a book to augment books of philosophical inquiry; and to assist true inquiry in such a way, so as to inspire the Mysteries that unfold on the path of initiation. Let us begin by breaking bread together, by this first step, that we may destroy the tome of ignorance...

A Season in the Desert is a look at how God has used one season in a seemingly ordinary life to teach lessons about who we are and who He wants us to be. It discusses the challenges and frustrations of trying to live in a secular world while learning to trust completely in God. God takes us where we are at, no questions asked, and loves us even through the dark times in our lives.

The wailing of the babes could be heard throughout the land. There was nothing to eat. Men, women, and children perished. Mothers scoured the countryside looking for something to feed their sobbing infants. When the crying stopped, it was too late; the babes had succumbed to the Great Hunger. It was...

Nearly ten years of life conveniently and inconveniently occurring but entirely authenticthat is the journey Charles K. Poole had been on and shared in times good and bad. In this third volume of his I Am My Own Cause series, Poole picks up from 2010where the second volume endedand crafts more personal,...

My Aunt Greta was a fascinating woman. She was born in Vienna, Austria and wrote stories about her life as a small child growing up in pre-Nazi Austria. She recounts a life full o beautiful memories and experiences until 1939 when everything changed with the Nazi annexation of Austria. Suddenly, families...

Heartfelt Passion. Breath Taking Suspense. Soul stirring cries of desperationan exhilarating testimony of love and faith. From The Author Yvonne L. James Love Unconditionally, is about the Agape Love of God that forgives, covers and conquers all. Unconditional love holds us up under the various pressures...

Grandfather Clock’s Purpose These poems are not to evangelize but to show that there is God. He wants us to be his freely and without reservation. But that takes time and experience. Not by my experience but yours. The human experience will draw us closer or away from the possibility that there...

I have directed at least 3 plays for Is Said. Hes a dynamic writer and I enjoyed putting his words in motion on stage. His plays that I have directed have included poetry, dance and music which make them very unique in their delivery to the audiences. Is Said has written about very important topics...

This book is an information-based literature that unwinds what we were taught to deem healthy. The medical system has displayed many untruths to society, which has only made us more sick and reliant on medicinal drugs to combat our issues. This book unravels many dogmatic systems that have been placed...

The journey has been exciting, challenging, and fun. All the things we have at home, we are doing without in this world. No phones, computers, cars, or even fast-food places, and for some reason, we really don’t miss those things. I guess when you step back in time, your feet tend to take the path...