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

These are encounters from the office, as well as from the homes of patients. Some will illustrate the ability to tease out some unique, uplifting, or funny aspects that arise during many patient encounters, even during a hectic day.

A month-by-month guide to planning, growing, and harvesting a lush garden in the challenging conditions of the Intermountain West.

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.

In “What the Hell Is Going On?” Donald Lee pulls together evidence from a dozen disciplines to make sense out of a senseless world. He “connects the dots” on a web of fraud that is leading inexorably to a one-world totalitarian tyranny.

The Jeshua Channelings speak about the rise of heart-based consciousness.

This memoir chronicles the life of Gene R. Rodgers who became permanently paralyzed at age 17. The author regales readers with professional, adventure and entrepreneurial quests that have earned him the moniker, AWESOME.

The ultimate breakup self-help book with an Italian American flavor

Imaginative short tales of fantasy in a "Twilight Zone" fashion that lead the reader down one path, then take an unexpected twist toward an unpredictable ending. They include horror, fiction, irony, a bit of love and a touch of humor.

Eternal conscious torment in Hell is a lie. The author proves this fact while weaving his humorous, yet heartfelt, memoir in what he calls, "off-ramps," to provide readers with a breather from this life-changing Biblical discussion.

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

This is the story of Liam FitzGerald, and the forty-plus years he spent battling avalanches in Little Cottonwood Canyon, the birthplace of Avalanche Forecasting and Avalanche Control in North America.

A month-by-month guide to planning, growing, and harvesting a lush garden in the challenging conditions of the Intermountain West.

In “What the Hell Is Going On?” Donald Lee pulls together evidence from a dozen disciplines to make sense out of a senseless world. He “connects the dots” on a web of fraud that is leading inexorably to a one-world totalitarian tyranny.

These are encounters from the office, as well as from the homes of patients. Some will illustrate the ability to tease out some unique, uplifting, or funny aspects that arise during many patient encounters, even during a hectic day.

Come sail with a seafaring family from Hawaii to Tahiti. Experience a typhoon and party on a desert island. Catch a Mahimahi, sail with the dolphins and learn a few sailing terms. When you arrive, fall in love again.

Zavaliv is a magical realism story that is based on true historical events of the 1700s and is rooted in Slavic mythology and culture. Cossacks and Ottomans. Reality and Slavic Pantheon. Life in a small town on the outskirts of the Empire.

A Baker's Dozen follows Frank, a photographer, as he travels the vast African continent. It begins in East Africa where he's settled, then follows him backwards through time and through dozens of tribal cultures to a dozen locales.

Bert Ranum tells the story of how a move to Florida turned into an odyssey of science, hope, and love as he and his wife confronted his diagnosis with ALS, the disease that had killed his mother and several members of his extended family.

El accidente captura la historia de Gayle, una niña juguetona de casi tres años, cuando su vida cambia inesperadamente después de un terrible accidente y cómo superó las cicatrices físicas y emocionales que resultaron.