Robert Lee: 209 books

No idea how to start your book? Lost when it comes to planning and structuring your book? Say goodbye to writers block forever. Completely stuck and can not see the way ahead? Need a plan of action or a map detailing where your writing should go but have no idea how to produce and outline? You need...

"The Last Drop of Living: A Minimalist's Guide to Living the High Life on a Low Budget" offers a unique perspective on the concept that minimalism requires self-denial and deprivation. Indeed, after reading this book, you undoubtedly will be inspired to adopt this simple, yet elegant way...

John Robert Lee has been described as the foremost Caribbean Christian writer of his generation with a truly incarnational view of faith, anchored in the reality of human experience and expressed in richly textured images of Caribbean landscapes, dress, street life, music, dance and his native Creole...

Some of us are limited, not by our disabilities, but our abilities. Most of us overcome limitations, while others fail to grow. Disabilities explores the lives of four characters as they struggle to overcome their unique disabilities -- only one of which is physical.Carlin, an aggressive, no-nonsense...

God removed all the good people from Earth and transferred them to another place. The Devil spewed all the people in Hell to the vacated earth and went on vacation. Six couples team up in this action, demon filled novel of individuals from earth and other dimensions. Each chapter is filled with never ending adventure, more action and the will to survive.

Wesley Dark and Mama Jewel had both serviced time in prison. Wesley had spent time in the U. S. Navy but that did not count as prison time. They met when each of them were trying to rob the same bank. They were living in a converted school bus that they painted with flowers and other peace-not-love...

God sent all the good people to another place because he wanted a rest from the Devil. The Devil needed a vacation also. Since the earth was a vacated wasteland he spewed everyone to it. He included everyone from earth originally and the ones from other dimensions. A lot of hell’s spew had learned...

A Florida Historical Fiction with Adventure, Action, Florida Gunslingers, Science Fiction and Fantasy-Two boys are protégés of an elite group of retired military personnel and are trained in combat and survival skills. They were raised to fly an experimental time machine. But things started going wrong. One killed a man and lost his memory. Both must go back in time to escape.

Tribute is a small, Australian township blessed with ancient mountainous rainforest, waterfalls, clean pristine rivers and a filthy secret. Six young lives are brought together by a church orphanage as wards of the state then groomed and sold off at a tender age. Other than the jungle, their only...

Today’s commercially available yurts largely are flexible wall units, with lattice forming the “frame” of the walls, and studs resting on an aircraft cable strung along the top of the lattice. They are lightweight, but, by that definition, are vulnerable to the elements and to wildlife. Although...

When Lawrence Mason’s mother dies after a lengthy illness, he is left to guard her legacy and protect her place in the small community that she despised but refused to leave. His debilitating social anxiety disorder and devotion to Mrs. Mason’s memory lead him into conflict with the police and...

IMAGINARIUM: SIGHTINGS, GALLERIES, SIGHTLINES, A. Robert Lee’s latest collection of poetry, turns on two connecting keynotes: imagination and sight. Across a broad canvas each of its sequences explores the ways we go about imagining as much as seeing reality. Sightings, which opens the book,...

A man wrestling with death, believes he has left no mark on the world, but the world around him views things differently. Two strangers arrive in a small town – one bringing evil, the other embracing the townsfolk. “Look Him In The Eye, Then Shoot to Kill (If You Can)” provides a compelling...

Twenty-four hours. We allocate our lives in fragments of that meager allotment, dividing up days into work, sleep and the myriad chores encompassing those two necessities. With the crumbs remaining, we seek our pleasures -- our leisure. Like nomads, we trek from brief respite from the harshness of...