Fideli Publishing Inc : 173 books

Living is a country setting; we frequently observe nature’s creatures in their natural settings. Friends and the relationships of those creatures came from watching and imagining how they might exist as friends. Often the author would go to the skimmer and rescue toads who were trapped there, and then release them in the bushes so they could be with their friends.

A rigorous past and love/hate feelings towards his old, danger- and fear-filled life make John Boss glad that he’s retired from the military. He spends his days in Crystal Springs, Fla. teaching students how to dive in open water and the dark caves off the Gulf Coast, and all is right with his world...

By the grace of God, I was held safe in his loving hands for a lifetime. This book tells how I reached up and touched the hands of God as I walked and talked with Jesus and was given courage, belief and protection through guidance and direction from the Archangels. And the Angels abound, with healing,...

The year is 2050 and the president of the United States has died in nuclear war. The second amendment has been suspended, men have been deprived of all rights under the constitution and all literary works by men and all images and statues of men have been destroyed. All words with a male noun or pronoun...

Edward, a young English professor, was obsessed with the violin he had inherited from his Aunt Susan. When he faces Susan’s portrait and plays the music she left him, her secret romance and other family secrets play out before him. His girlfriend, Cynthia, dislikes Edward’s attention to Susan’s violin, and coaxes him into the bedroom at every opportunity.

David saw Mary Ann in a dream before they had ever met. She told him that she came to find him though she didn’t know who he was. They immediately fell in love, but wondered if their romance had been preordained and if they were the reincarnation of a Civil War couple in old Savannah.

Harry Bosworth lives his life normally into his senior years, but suddenly a father-to-son mutant gene causes him to begin growing physically younger each year. About the time his wife dies, Harry and his dentist realize that he is getting younger. To avoid becoming the prize specimen of some...

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.

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...