Psychology provides the option of two thinking and reasoning languages. One is grounded in the assumptions of a natural science, the other is rooted in pseudo-scientific ideology. Event-Based Psychology is grounded in the psycholinguistic assumptions of the natural sciences.

The Breadwinner shares untold stories of 200 poor Sri Lankan women that either spent years working as housemaids in the Middle East or were in the process of preparing to leave their families for employment. If these unskilled, uneducated women returned intact, they often carried memories of abuse, abortion, trafficking, torture, rape and murder.

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This final volume in the Suppliers to the Confederacy series ties-up all the loose ends the previous volumes did not cover. This new research over five chapters covers all the war materiel not previously examined. This wide-ranging new title has a total of 251 B/W photographs and illustrations – mostly exclusive from private collections.

If you are overwhelmed with debt and worried about collection harassment and/or losing your home or vehicle or if you are being sued and your wages garnished, then this book is for you. Learn about all of your bankruptcy options and the specific questions and issues that are most concerning to you. This book is a great first step to help you.

A Marine veteran of the War in Afghanistan, still recovering from his experience there and the loss of his closest friend, is recruited as a marksman by a gang of eco-warriors.

In a post climate change divided America, California alone has prospered under rule by an A.I. entity and has walled itself off behind a border of electrified barriers and deadly drones. A band of young operatives plots to defeat the border defenses as a caravan of 100,000 desperate people approach the state.

At 22,000 feet in the Himalayas, a killer stalks. When an amateur climber inherits a cottage, she uncovers an ancient mystery involving her great grandfather’s Mt. Everest expedition. She learns, to her peril, that some inheritances trigger a deadly avalanche of events that reverberate through time...

This book offers the life and opinions of Adam Obadiah Slope as reported by narrator Jonathon Eidobon.

The Human Resistance Corp must band together with, Tirzah, a Rebel Phoenix, to overcome her insidious counterparts. Meanwhile, in Sheol, Cylus delves deeper into the parallel world in search of aid to overcome a new grotesque threat that has emerged.

These poetic writings center on the mind, spirit, and soul in a philosophical and spiritual way and how they tie to each other. Other topics that are expressed in poetic verse range from man's interaction with nature along with the struggles some of us face during times of isolation and loneliness as we find ways to love ourselves and others.

With the raw, surreal events of September 11, 2001 as the backdrop, Birding in the Face of Terror follows two parallel narrators in spiritual crisis who must come to grips with psychological exiles of their own devising. It is an antidote for our age of anxiety, a hopepunk testament of love and wholeness for a culture broken by fear.