A historical family/industry memoir describing the establishment and expansion of the Australian national road passenger transit/tourism industry. Includes the activities of the very early participants between the two world wars and those who took up the challenge to greatly expand the industry during the post WW2 generation through to 1970.

During the 1832 cholera epidemic, Paolo is a gravedigger and ‘remembrance man’ whose job is to watch over selected graves at night for signs of the undead. He discovers a young woman who has been buried alive and is drawn into a terrifying story of revenge and insanity.

Poetry to Ponder: Good News! is a collection of poems reflecting the basic doctrines of the Christian faith. It offers meaning and hope to both believers and skeptics in the face of life’s perplexities. Themes include creation, the nature of God, nature of man, the sin problem, salvation through Jesus and His return as King and Judge of mankind.

A Lesson For Jiggs is a fictitious story about a legendary cat named Jiggs. The story portrays Jiggs as a self-aggrandizing cat that has several bad experiences, which turn out to be beneficial to his well-being. Eventually, he realizes this and has a decision to make.

This book is a potpourri or miscellaney of serious, light, and nonsense poetry, accompanied by a few prose pieces.

This is a book that documents politics and governance in Nigeria.

In 1978, Alexander (Xander) Kellogg III beomes a prominent Denver office building developer. Known as 'Mr. X' to his friends and allies, Kellogg is a ruthless businessman who uses manipulation and cutthroat tactics to yield success. However, his 'win-at-all' cost personality ultimately leads to challenges in both his professional and personal life.

The author's parents, James Eulis Creasy and Nancy Hemington, grew up in two very different cultures, but they were both from hardworking, loving, and humble families, sharing a common religion, with teetotalers as matriarchs. The two families were brought together by the greatest cataclysm in history, World War II, and Jim & Nancy's love.

Two professionals in the music world enter the Foster Better Kind of Care Program. This leads them into a world of bullying, child abduction, and child abuse. Alanna and Jared are determined to bring two sisters out of that world and give them a better life. Charlotte saves Janet from a teenage boy bent on abducting her.

In the realm of Christendom, believers in Christ are partaking in one form or another of a meal which is often called the Body and Blood of our Lord Jesus Christ. Hidden in Plain Sight is written for your consideration but is not an exhaustive study about the importance of this holy meal.

Raising the Star, Mississippi Milestones in EMS and A Few Related Stories is a creative non-fiction/memoir written by Wade N. Spruill, Jr. Using personal and never before told stories, Spruill reviews some of the most significant milestones related to the development of the nationally recognized/respected Mississippi EMS and Trauma Care Systems.

Had Elizabeth Blackwell planned on being our first woman doctor? Or Madam C J Walker, a self-made millionaire? Or Sally Ride, an astronaut? What about Grace Hopper being the mother of computer programming? These young women found inspiration and help to become our "Great American Women in Science and Environment." They are worth knowing better.