Tim: 4567 books

Raised in the home of an internationally known television evangelist, yet lost in a world of drugs and alcohol, as a young man, Tim Todd struggled to find his purpose in life. On the very brink of committing suicide, God miraculously broke through the haze of sin to bring this young man from a world...

The Lesser Armageddon By: Tim Cox, Sr. Tim Cox Sr. has believed in God all of his life, but is not part of any particular Christian denomination.       Over the years, Cox has heard more ugly than pretty. In this book, however, he provides a different way of looking at earth’s...

Tokyo is rightfully known around the world as one of the most exciting places to eat on the planet. From subterranean department store food halls to luxurious top-floor hotel restaurants, and all the noodle shops, sushi bars, and yakitori shacks in between, there may be no other city so thoroughly...

Yoga is the universal toolbox, says author Tim Keim. With this book, The Dynamic Dozen: 12 Accessible Yoga Poses for Building Bone Density, Strength,and Balance, Tim invites you to open the toolbox. The postures in The Dynamic Dozen are simple and easy to use. The descriptions and pictures will teach...

As a fitness advocate, Tim Robards gets the importance of diet in achieving and maintaining a strong healthy body. As a practicing chiropractor, he knows that people struggle to find easy-to-understand information about what to eat. In response, and to complement his fitness app, The Robards Method,...

There is good news and bad news about our coral reefs. The bad news is: reefs around the world are in trouble. A host of factors contribute to the decline of reef ecosystems. The good news is: there is a wholehearted effort to combat reef degradation at the local level. The Coral Restoration Foundation,...

Praise for Half Empty: “It’s a story in the classic confused-young-man genre of Goethe’s suicidal aesthete and Salinger’s irritable preppie….Tim Hall’s publishing skills are outstanding (his own Undie Press publishes a variety of authors besides himself) and the cover design perfectly...

Do you ever feel like no matter how hard you try, or what goal you accomplish, it is just not enough to sustain the life you desire? Have you ever felt like you don’t have time to do what you want or that there has to be a better method for success? Tim Rice teaches you how to overcome the...

The Bunny Run is the heavily anticipated sequel to the light historical fiction that was released last October, The Paper Caper. With offices in both towns, Tim Topps has for many years driven twice-weekly between Cambridge and Oxford and knows the road like the back of his (gloved) hand – but now,...

STOP PRESS: 6th September 2014 - Tim Cashmore won two third prizes, three second prizes, nine first prizes, one Best In Show and three cups for his home produce in his local village show.In Rude Food: May Contain Nuts, Tim Cashmore combines his love of cooking and the end-of-the-pier humour...

Photoshop users: Ever feel like your printer is letting you down? Sick of seeing the bright, saturated tones of photos on your monitor turn into washed-out, drab prints? Frustrated by the lack of resources on this essential process? If the answer to any of these questions is yes, then...

American adventurer and Safari Guide, Tim Flynn has worked in Zimbabwe for over twenty years. He thinks he is leading a routine safari for American tourists, until that is; a military coup in Zimbabwe turns his routine safari into a bloody game of life or death.  General Sibanda seizes the...

In 1964, at the age of three, Tim Bascom is thrust into a world of eucalyptus trees and stampeding baboons when his family moves from the Midwest to Ethiopia. The unflinchingly observant narrator of this memoir reveals his missionary parents’ struggles in a sometimes hostile country. Sent reluctantly...

Successful, handsome and charismatic, Robert Withinfield is a rising star of the church. The youngest cathedral dean in the country and hotly tipped for preferment, Dean Withinfield's world rapidly unravels when he is provoked in to making unguarded comments during a television interview on the subject...