Robert: 5744 books

The Religion of L. Ron Hubbard's Church of Scientology: The Cult of Tom Cruise, John Travolta, and Lisa-Marie Presley by Robert Alan King is a booklet with over 5,600 words. It explores the religious tenants of the Church of Scientology to arrive at a basic understanding of what they believe....

The ultimate collection! Seven complete novels, over 350,000 words Feather on the Breath of Ellulianaen, Gryphon of the Hidden Realm, and Talon of Destiny, and the prequel, The Snow-Dragon and the Taverner, Henry Lawson Hero of the Robot Revolution, Henry Lawson Robot Besieged.

An immediate cult sensation when it was first released in 1992, Fag Hag gave birth to a genre that later reached mainstream popularity in "Will and Grace." Long out of print, the novel finally returns for a digital second life—to shock and delight a whole new generation.Natalie Stathis is...

*** FROM USA TODAY & MILLION COPY BESTSELLING AUTHOR J. ROBERT KENNEDY *** THE TEMPLAR CODE HAS BEEN BROKEN, RISKING THE VERY FUTURE OF THE ORDER. NOW IT’S A RACE AGAINST TIME TO UNCOVER THOSE RESPONSIBLE. An awkward young man uniquely adept at recognizing patterns has broken the...

A Christian Rebuttal to Dr. Mary C. Neal's To Heaven and Back by Robert Alan King is a book with over 8,900 words. This rebuttal is about the claims concerning Neal's supposed trip to heaven and her other spiritual experiences along with the false theological concepts that the book is proclaiming...

FROM USA TODAY BESTSELLING AUTHOR J. ROBERT KENNEDY THE BLACK DEATH KILLED ALMOST HALF OF EUROPE'S POPULATION. THIS TIME IT WILL BE BILLIONS. New Orleans has been quarantined, an unknown virus sweeping the city, killing one hundred percent of those infected. The Centers for Disease Control,...

*** ON SALE FOR A LIMITED TIME TO INTRODUCE YOU TO THIS BESTSELLING SERIES! *** FROM USA TODAY BESTSELLING AUTHOR J. ROBERT KENNEDY Sometimes Just Watching is Fatal Would you help, would you run, or would you just watch? When a young woman is brutally assaulted by two men...

Four Short Christian Bedtime Stories for Children: The Three Lumps of Clay, The Song of the Temple Stones, The Sweet Smell of Incense, and My Christian Teddy by Robert Alan King is a book with over 4,200 words. It is written for children ranging in age from 6 to 12 years old. Though The Three Lumps...

Commentary on the Bible Creation Story in Genesis: Two Different Stories or Two Distinct Emphases? from the series Examining the Bible by Robert Alan King is a booklet with 6,000 words. This booklet examines the first two chapters of Genesis with biblical commentary, providing insight into the meaning...

Everything you need to begin your lifestyle as an actor: 18 short plays by Robert Crayola. "These scenes were designed with the neophyte actor in mind. Most theater requires effort, practice, timing, and skill. Not these scenes. I have done the hard work so that you can sit back, relax,...

Rodi's relentlessly acid satire of modern celebrity was a cult hit in 2002. Told entirely in the form of emails, interview transcripts, magazine articles, TV scripts, even Christmas cards, it's now back in print—and timelier (and funnier) than ever.  Viola Chute, a seethingly ambitious actress...

A wildly irreverent satire of gender identity and family dynamics, Rodi's 1995 novel has been long out-of-print; now it returns, its NSFW hilarity as timely as ever - if not timelier. Mitchell Sayer, a buttoned-down gay attorney at a prestigious Chicago law firm, discovers he has a long-lost...

Abortion vs. Life for the Embryo and Fetus: A Christian Study on Fetal Development and the Unborn Child in the Bible by Robert Alan King is a book with over 5,700 words. It will examine the evidence and show that according to God, the unborn child is a human being at the moment of fertilization and...

The ancient cave system in southern France held paintings that were a doorway to humanity's past. Unfortunately for a small group of people in the local village of Montignac, they were also a doorway to an unspeakable evil - and they had woken it from its ancient slumber. Robert A. Taylor weaves...