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 What are Dr. Cohen’s books really about? The 140 or so chapters written so far in this and his first book, Whistling in the Wind have dealt with reminders of history and issues facing us which are quickly forgotten. The sound bites heard, or the written bites read, fly into many of our ears...

Amy was only five years old when her brother told her exactly how the tooth fairy got her tooth from under her pillow. Do you know? How does she do it?

:History has made a new turn. Generations are evolving into a new era. The timing could not be more right. Every question we all have about ourselves and our existence has now been answered. The existence of an intelligent source of creation is now certain and absolute, and the reality of each one...

America’s Corrupt and Discriminating Judicial System Against Black, Hispanic, Female, and Low Income Americans, is designed for the common people to compete with America’s corrupt Judicial System, and win or alleviate lost! e novel exposes several illegal exploitation of said minority groups by...

 What would you do if you had the cure for a terrible disease but you couldn’t get anyone to listen to you? Our expert team has obtained three U.S. patents and we firmly believe that we have the answer to the scourge of diabetes. Further, we have written to everyone from President Barack Obama...

 In her usual provocative style, SONDRA RAY asks her readers — “What if you could know a Being who is not born of a woman and who could dematerialize and rematerialize his body? What if you could know a Being who is a major teacher of Jesus and who prepared him for his mission? What if you...

This book is based on years of research studies about my wife’s constant battle with MS. It is an informational book for caregivers alike.

What if a possessed child was the world’s only hope for salvation? In the small town of Angelica, New York, it is discovered that a ten-year-old boy named Kyle Tompkins is possessed—not by some evil spirit, but by the angel Gabriel. The angel is not hurting the child; he is trying to warn...

 In her authorial debut, Amanda Mooney offers six short stories dealing with themes of loss, survival, mental illness, and internal struggle. Such tales include two strangers who must work together to survive an apocalyptic catastrophe, an obsessive-compulsive who discovers that old habits die...

Worth of My Words, Mary McBrideBrowns first publication, stands as her supreme achievement during a difficult time as she experiences pain, heartache, heartbreak, disappointment, humiliation, and public persecution in a small Mississippi town where she had dedicated her time and careereducating children.The...

 The question everyone wants to know is, what is a placebo? Well, as defined by most dictionaries or medical terminology books, a placebo is, and I quote, “a harmless pill, medicine, or procedure prescribed more for the psychological benefit to the patient than for any physiological effect...

The last six words in the Pledge of Allegiance, “With liberty and justice for all,” continue to ring hollow for many Americans and will continue to do so until it becomes clear to all Americans that it is as difficult for the African American community to see justice in the continued murders of...

Saints Haven. That was the name given to the town by its founders after the Civil War. The name implies a safe place for anyone. The blacks on the north side of the town know the ugly truth.One such person is Noah Robinson, a bright but vulgar child plagued with constant nightmares that he does not...

  THE LAST SPARROW Everyone calls him "Sparrow." But his real name is Anthony Dominic Sparrano. A blond, blue-eyed youth of Italian decent. His home and reality: The streets of a greying northeastern city. His dream: The wilderness. This is the story of a boy, not yet a man, trapped in a time and place from which he must escape.