What if Trotsky had not died in August 1940? Would he succeed in building his revolutionary Fourth International? Would he ally with his old friend Serge? Would he have another affair like his affair with Frida? Would his wife Natalia stand by him? Might he try Freudian analysis? Would Stalin still kill him? Would a Trotskyist try to kill Stalin?

Healing cancer requires knowledge of alternative treatments. Here it is.

Kieran "Red" Maguire, crime reporter at a Montana newspaper, becomes an amateur sleuth as several seemingly unrelated murders strike his city. Each victim is left with a mysterious calling card. Red investigates as he realizes the very next victim might be -- him.

Mary Magdalene was regarded as "the forbidden female" in the Christian tradition: wild, free and sinful. This book contains a dialogue with and messages from Mary Magdalene, channeled by Pamela Kribbe (PhD). It is about male and female energy, relationships, sexuality and healing.

When you are coaching your son or daughter, there are memories that become lost over time. For many, coaching is just for a season or two, while for others it lasts a lifetime. Outside the Fence was written for those who enjoy baseball and blends the emotional side of coaching with the tenderness of a father's love for their kids.

A brief overview of the American criminal justice system.

Katy Terrega provides the only resource you need to learn how to write and sell erotica.

A missing child; a parent’s worst nightmare. For Mary, it was both children. A 14-day parental visit became a nightmare. The children suffer trauma while gone. After an 18-month legal battle, Mary loses, and must send her children again. This time he does the unthinkable, they all disappear. But, where? Mary’s hope with God is all that remains.

Memoirs of a Christian Healer chronicles the miraculous works of God. You will experience the joy of victory and the sorrow of human weakness. Incorporated within the many stories the Abbot includes reflective lessons on the Healing Ministry. The many stories are of real people and genuine healings.

Thomas Clay is a political commentator raised in Kentucky. His family tree has generations of prominent lawyers, whose conservative proclivities molded him into a liberal rakehell with a following of over 500,000 people. Pocket Full of Pie, a collection of essays about Clay’s extraordinary life, is his first book.

This book is filled with perspectives of what it means to be a modern engaged Buddhist in the 21st century, encouraging and hopefully helping the world to walk the Eightfold Noble Path.

Kieran "Red" Maguire, crime reporter at a Montana newspaper, becomes an amateur sleuth as several seemingly unrelated murders strike his city. Each victim is left with a mysterious calling card. Red investigates as he realizes the very next victim might be -- him.

When you are coaching your son or daughter, there are memories that become lost over time. For many, coaching is just for a season or two, while for others it lasts a lifetime. Outside the Fence was written for those who enjoy baseball and blends the emotional side of coaching with the tenderness of a father's love for their kids.

We need universal healthcare, tuition-free college, taxpayer-funded childcare and pre-k education, fare-free public transportation, automatic voter registration, nationwide vote-by-mail, and immediate action on climate. We must reduce spending on the military and police, and demand that the ultra-wealthy and corporations pay their fair share.

Dave, born with Cerebral Palsy, has had to battle through life from the start. His first fight was to get an education. That led to having to deal with battles with bullies and teachers who chose to look the other way. With the help of his friends and family, he is able to overcome them!

On a cargo ship called Mayflower, side by side with a congregation of religious Separatists, John Alden and Priscilla Mullins travel to the New World. But the dark, gloomy voyage is only the beginning of their trials and tribulations. They face threats of disease, starvation, and attack by Indians, to establish a colony on unforgiving shores.

What if Trotsky had not died in August 1940? Would he succeed in building his revolutionary Fourth International? Would he ally with his old friend Serge? Would he have another affair like his affair with Frida? Would his wife Natalia stand by him? Might he try Freudian analysis? Would Stalin still kill him? Would a Trotskyist try to kill Stalin?

As the reader moves between continents with the protagonists from Washington, DC to Texas and from Prague to Singapore, the reader will be introduced to tried and true leadership principles that have stood the test of time, plus a few newer concepts that are woven through the story line. And, enjoy a few sea stories along the way.

A humorous collection of short stories, starting with his early life in Oakville where his parents operated a motel business, and into his adult years working in Aerospace. Then there are numerous stories commenting on the quirkiness of the English language as well as various unique observations about the world.

Commencing on a tiny tropical island, this is the story of a family torn apart by war, an unlikely and surprising re-union, a heart-wrenching tragedy, and a triumphant return to a land of magical memories.