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  1. This book details the importance of resilience metrics for informed decision-making, offering guidance on selecting relevant metrics, leveraging industry standards, and effectively communicating performance and recovery capabilities.
  2. A heartfelt narrative with a glimpse into the human side of a medium’s life and a struggle with her own grief. Readers are also provided with a grief journal to offer healing and comfort, whether they believe in the afterlife or not.
  3. Based on letters home, journal entries, and trip notes, this memoir explores seven years of working and living in West and East Africa while raising two children in the 1980s.
  4. This book feels fresh, free-flowing, and real. A fun and adventurous romp of a road trip kicked off by an unexpected event brewed for fantasy.
  5. Former serial killer Brian is a monster at heart; Man-eating spider Azure is a monster by definition. Azure is targeted by a deadlier monster and Brian succumbs to his past. The truth might cost them their friendship as well as their lives.
  6. A retired and sardonic Southern California homicide detective shares his remarkable cop experiences from the 1970s and 1980s. The stories are exciting, heart-rending, disturbing, and at times grotesquely funny. Above all, they are true.
  7. Alice King Ebey lived and worked as a missionary teacher in India for over three decades. Her diaries and letters tell a story of grief and hardship a century ago, yet her life still teaches us of courage, compassion and hope for today.
  8. Thousands have written about Jesus Christ, the best-known figure in history. Aside from the New Testament words recorded by the people who knew him, his life is a mystery. "Jesus: The Untold Story" suggests answers about his unknown life.
  9. The story of an Indian family restaurant in the Paris of 1937-L’Inde A Paris— and their trials and tribulations through Occupied France are captured in this compelling historical Memoir for readers around the world.
  10. The reader will find much to ponder regarding the redemptive power of love and the equally powerful dark force of its absence. It is a rewarding, moving journey to that dark place of longing, where love’s yearning-reach exceeds its grasp.
  1. Surviving Grief - 365 Days a Year is a follow-up to Gary's bestselling book Surviving - Finding Your Way from Grief to Healing. Gary offers you reassuring guidance and comforting advice as you travel through your personal grief journey.
  2. Based on letters home, journal entries, and trip notes, this memoir explores seven years of working and living in West and East Africa while raising two children in the 1980s.
  3. Dick Dorworth spent 50 years climbing, hiking and guiding in the Grand Canyon. He also is grateful for several private rafting trips down the Colorado River through the canyon, some of them in the company of children and grandchildren.
  4. There is a way out of grief. It will take time, but the pain will lessen, and your heart will heal. You will survive, and this book shows you how.
  5. Biography of Isabella Shepherd Neff, early Texas settler and mother of Governor Pat Neff.
  6. During the zombie apocalypse, survivors fight to find safety, family, and understanding in what becomes the end of the world as they know it.
  7. This book details the importance of resilience metrics for informed decision-making, offering guidance on selecting relevant metrics, leveraging industry standards, and effectively communicating performance and recovery capabilities.
  8. A heartfelt narrative with a glimpse into the human side of a medium’s life and a struggle with her own grief. Readers are also provided with a grief journal to offer healing and comfort, whether they believe in the afterlife or not.
  9. A retired and sardonic Southern California homicide detective shares his remarkable cop experiences from the 1970s and 1980s. The stories are exciting, heart-rending, disturbing, and at times grotesquely funny. Above all, they are true.
  10. Alice King Ebey lived and worked as a missionary teacher in India for over three decades. Her diaries and letters tell a story of grief and hardship a century ago, yet her life still teaches us of courage, compassion and hope for today.

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