Tom: 4996 books

How to turn Life's lemons into lemonade. Buckle yourself into your chair and prepare for a journey of self-analysis! Join the irrepressible Dr Tom on a rollercoaster ride through his life, from towering heights to rock bottom and back up again. When drugs weren't the only answer, how did the Doctor...

Travesty is an unrelenting and uproariously funny look at the Apocalypse, divorce, recovery, fatherhood, organic food, dentistry, driving, dating, Derry, New Hampshire, salesmanship and Elton John, but not necessarily in that order. Author and essayist Tom Waters takes you on a five year roundabout from darkness into redemption, rage into silliness, from Mockery...to Travesty.

This book has been updated on May 27, 2013, with the most current information.Included is a May 10, 2013, press release from the Orange County, California, District Attorney about the arrest of Edward Sellers Fitzgerald. Details are in the book.On May 26, the author received a phone...

Alcohol addiction and binge drinking directly affect at least 20 million people nationwide.  Most alcoholics think about a recovery from alcohol addiction, and getting sober and on-going sobriety as unattainable.  Families and friends of alcoholics are also affected.  The life of an alcoholic is pretty...

"You are now my favorite modern writer. Serious genius every time". – Molly "I enjoyed viewing your paintings which are most compelling and provocative" - Ruthie Tucker Executive Director-Curator, Amsterdam Whitney Gallery "Zatar master of the universe" - Rozola “My god what a complex being you are”...

Most of the people who settled in the West didn’t wake up in the morning and strap on a gun. Nor did they get involved in shootouts. As in any society, the Old West had its share of bad men and women. The rate of homicides on the frontier remains a source of contention. Some historians say most...

People in love (Blue Menus, Prime Time), cheating spouses (Storm Warnings, Cold Nights), people near the breaking point ( Intruders, Famine, Gemini, Visiting Mother), women looking for peace of mind, or God, or finding miracles in daily life (Confirmation, The Well), baffled country folk (Famine,...

“Studies in Ephesians” continues the series by Tom Wacaster on the books of the New Testament. This particular book is the outgrowth of classes Mr. Wacaster taught on the book of Ephesians in local work, and in preacher training schools. Ephesians is heaven’s handbook on the church. The student...

After well over a decade of experience as a QA in the games industry, where he has moved up from a junior tester, to a lead, to a manager a veteran games tester Tom Hughes offers an insight into working in a world that can seem daunting and difficult to enter. This no nonsense guide gives you an idea...

Books 6 & 7 in Elmer Kelton's acclaimed Texas Rangers series, offered together at one low price Jericho’s Road “This is Jericho’s Road. Take the Other.” When young Texas Ranger Andy Pickard is assigned to the Texas-Mexico border, he learns the meaning of this ominous notice on the...

"The Day We Were Told to Get Back in Our Boats" A new book explores what most Australians would lose if we they were forced to leave their country. The poetry collection by Victoria University’s Dr Tom Clark suggests non-Indigenous Australians “have been as guests awaiting the invitation...

Studies in Galatians was the first book Tom Wacaster published in printed form. Released in paperback in 2001, it has sold more than 800 copies and has been used in preacher training schools in the brotherhood. The paper back contains more than 250 pages of verse by verse comments on Paul's letter...

"Studies In Hebrews" is a verse by verse commentary on the letter to the Hebrews in the New Testament. The hardbound printed copy of this book contains more than 550 pages of notes, illustrations, sermon ideas and comments on each verse in the book. Originally published by Sain Publications, it is...

Like the weather of most towns – ‘don’t like the narrative just now? Stick around; it will change. Also containing an unanticipated tribute to dear old Dad, who dominates at end-of-book. It is as the apocryphal quote of Mark Twain realized: ‘When I was a boy of fourteen, my father was...