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The Bible is the foundational text for Jews and Christians, but most people, having little knowledge of what it actually says, feel less than uncomfortable navigating its pages. What the Bible Really Tells Us solves this problem, providing a thorough, yet accessible, guide to the Good Book and the...

Enter a world where money, muscle, and murder reign with three true crime books from the New York Times–bestselling author and Edgar Award finalist.   Whitey’s Payback: In this collection of sixteen stories culled from his journalism career, author T. J. English reveals the violent world of crime...

An act of revenge creates a series of humorous happenstances and ends up backfiring on the avenger.

Admiral Kurt Brubacher spins the logs, reports and history of the Orion Federation into a spellbinding action saga that starts nearly three years, after the end of Righteous Reign. The opening volleys in a new war had just been fired. Back then, thousands of warships had suddenly occupied positions...

When Wanda Costa, playing Cupid, invites her best friend, Susan Ross, and her husband's bosom buddy, Mark Roberts, to share a home-cooked dinner in celebration of their wedding anniversary, the antics of some uninvited guests--the newly weds' officious landlady, Susan's pompous ex-fiancé,...

On the air Buzz Berrigan, the talk show host of Sound-Off, is courteous, friendly, and unflappable. Off the air, however, he displays a different persona.

The Big Heist is a tale about the strangest, if not most fanciful, robbery of all time

Because love is blind, those who succumb to its charms often need advice--only not the weird and zany kind offered here.

No sooner does Hideo Ishihara, a young Japanese-American, arrive in Japan to bury his grandmother than America, a victim of a sneak attack upon its naval base at Pearl Harbor, declares war on the country. Trapped, he must choose between imprisonment or military service in the Imperial Japanese Army....

Jim Conners, who, as a student at Concordia High, broke every athletic record and became a legend, is now the athletic director at the same school. Distraught over the drowning of a student, the inquest that follows, an impending divorce, and deep budget cuts, he drives his car into the field house at night and, with the motor running, awaits his end. Serendipity, however, intervenes.

When the leader of a new sect preaches tolerance for the religious beliefs of others, he soon finds himself a persona non grata.

Unable to decide which one of two women he loves more, Tom Roberts continues to woo both of them. When they discover what’s going on, all hell breaks loose. In a panic he makes the mistake of going to seek the help of Doctor Natalie Loony, a quirky therapist. After one visit with her not only is he in danger of losing the two loves of his life but also his sanity.

Sir Laughalot bests the bold, busty Baroness Betty Bigfoot in a battle of buffoonery.

When Will Scribble, a reporter for a local newspaper, finishes interviewing Ferris Wheeler, one of the leaders of the Supinians, he leaves the interview more confused than ever about just what the heck a Supinian is.