Chris Debrie: 8 books

On a world where it is possible to heal in moments, lift vehicles, and fly, the normal humans live in awe of the powerful. But don't call them heroes. Though a few of these superhumans have proved altruistic, most of the men and women with enhanced abilities have purchased them, for reasons that...

Kaon na? These are the impressions of an American visiting the Cebu region of the Philippines for the first time. An enlightening and hilarious account from writer Chris DeBrie.

"I did not want to like this book." --Jenera Healy"A fine and humourous novel about the modern American quarter life crisis." --Midwest Book Review"From the very first page readers will be captivated by the writing style and language." --Reader ViewsDonna wonders how she can forgive...

Minor league ball in Salem, Virginia winds back three-quarters of a century, spans several franchises, and has seen Hall of Famers pass through. "Touch 'em All" gives us a brief reading of the area's baseball history.

Student walkouts and metal detectors. Stoned classmates and cops on the take. Segregated neighborhoods. Opportunistic coaches. Gang clashes... in the midst of all this, high school senior Curt finds it difficult to believe that people care who's holding his hand. But when he and Adriana become...

Angel Lyman is a U.S. Marine with superhuman abilities and a troubled heart. Priya Blue is now boss over her late father's record label, adding to her already-stacked list of responsibilities and worries. Wolfe is an about-to-be-famous rap prodigy with no history in the industry and very little street credibility.... There is a collision on the horizon.

When crime scene cleaner Charles 'Yey' Reyes helps a detective friend solve a Roanoke homicide, he shuns the attention and plans to avoid further investigating. He quickly changes his mind when his friend is killed while on duty. But this time, his offer to help is rejected by the police captain....

Who is this Santa Claus person, and where does he really come from? Does he really love the children?In "What is Santa Claus?", we link the attributes of Ole St. Nick to Bible verses describing Jesus Christ, proving there is nothing new under the sun.