Fideli Publishing: 183 books

Are you a community leader or landowner on an Indian reservation having difficulty finding information on federal Indian policy decisions that affect your county, town or private land? Slumbering Thunder provides informational strength and reference for a basic knowledge of government decisions...

The Wine Lover’s Diet is a joyous book that supports the nutritional and psychological aspects of my profession. Food is more than fuel, and the table is more than a chemical experiment. When you have finished this book, you will learn why some have called it “The Joyous Swindle.” Why...

I Am A Queen! Not simply because I say so, but because of my relationship with the King—God Himself. You may not see my crown, but trust me—it’s there—sparkling, shining, illuminating light, holding me responsible for the life I now live, and reminding me at all times that I must work the...

A gripping, lyrical, spiritual, erotic and despairing journey, Last Métro to Bleeker Street plunges the reader into the streets cafes, souls, poetry, folk music, sexual hunger and despair of Paris and New York’s Greenwich Village of the 1960s. David, an Underground filmmaker, Richard, a...

Forced into a life she doesn’t want to live on the Caribbean island of Antigua, Sofia Patton sets out from her family’s plantation on a journey to find her true father. On her venture, not only does she discover herself, but encounters storms on the high seas, pirates, deception, and love.

In this true story, F. L. Richards and Steve Brunner recount their experiences amid a group that consisted of hustlers, homeless and hopefuls of Puerto Rico. With candid description and vivid imagery, the authors share recollections of twelve men and women who touched them in ways they never thought possible and profoundly affected their perceptions about life.

You can't eat your degree — but it can sustain you, satisfy you, rejuvenate you, replenish you and fulfill you. How you use your degree to make a difference in our world can provide you the sustenance you need. Your degree, or more importantly your future career path, can fulfill you in ways you...

The members of the armed forces of the United States are the cornerstone of our freedom, keeping us secure by protecting us from threats both here and abroad. Why is it then that dedicated veterans such as Walter G. Pittman do not get the benefits they deserve – benefits Mr. Pittman argues are due...

They are wonderful neighbors to have around. They make the world better than how it was found. The act of mitzvah is encompassed within the most fundamental Jewish social virtues, Gemilut Hasadim. Gemilut Hasadim are acts of kindness done for the benefit of one’s fellow man without thought...

I Believe… had its start from a simple thought process, an unexpected self-reflection from which grew the many beliefs that the author holds to be true. Sharing them in the form of a book helps Daniel Taddeo pursue his mission to make this world a better place, one soul at a time. It is his hope...

Is stealing REALLY stealing when no one knows the product is actually missing? If a product loses content as it ages, does the final product make any difference if slightly lessoned by nature … or by the sneaky hand of man? Angel’s Share is what all whiskey and wine dealers consider to be “product...

Set in Jerusalem in 446 B. C. The story tells of a man’s spiritual journey into the depths of darkness and despair. He is the son of a murdered prophet, and Satan wants him dead. He’s easy prey since he harbors hatred in his heart. Despite warnings he lets himself be controlled by bitterness and forsakes God, leading him down a path to terrible personal tragedy.

This medical murder mystery centers around a famous but psychologically crazed neurological surgeon. Children just combing from or being prepared for surgery begin to die mysteriously in the surgical nursery of University Hospital. Two residents in training team up to investigate and fall in love in the process. What they find is a murder and a surprising twist no one suspected.

These exotic tales will spice up your spare moments. Author Edward Orzac, a physician, has experienced the sweeping changes of the past century. These ‘short-short’ stories encompass a lifetime of adventure from World War II in Italy to Afghanistan, Vietnam and Indonesia as a medical do-gooder. Whoever...