Who I Am by Claudia Hall Christian
Only the world famous Fey can manifest a team to rescue hostages around the world. In Who I Am, Lieutenant Colonel Alexandra Hargreaves grapples with doubt, her world fills with turmoil when a traitor infiltrates her team and a Senate sub-committee pulls their funding.
As readers of The Alex the Fey thriller series have come to expect, Who I Am is a tense, heart pounding, dangerous adventure filled with relationships you will never forget.
Who I Am is the third book in Claudia Hall Christian’s Alex the Fey thriller series.
Death in the Parsonage by Susan Spencer-Smith
Crumbling walls, dead bodies and ominous rumors greet Pastor Annie Ido Scovill at the Glory Hallelujah Church parsonage in Biddlebourne, West Virginia.
Despite personal threats and nonstop house repairs, Pastor Annie packs some sleuthing into her steady round of church planning, preaching and visiting. She uncovers dark, long-kept secrets that change lives in a conservative country town.
A Pastor Annie Christian Mystery
In the Driver’s Seat by Marc Mayfield
One month after his 45th birthday, Marc Mayfield became a long-haul truck driver, something he’d always wanted to do. Away from home for weeks at a time, he crisscrossed America in 18-wheelers. Drove into sunsets and, often, nonstop through the night. Learned firsthand that truckers compensated by the mile are shortchanged with every paycheck, that the federal Hours of Service of Drivers are as unrealistic as they are dangerous, that every day meant threats to his truck, his cargo, and his life. But he loved the solitude of a truck cab and traveled more than one million accident-free miles. Along the way, he all but destroyed his marriage. Then he met someone he didn’t know he’d been looking for: Himself
A Life Without Limits by Marcos Rossi
Marcos Rossi was born with a rare birth defect called Hanhart syndrome, which is recognized by the absence of limbs. He has no legs and his arms end just above the elbows.
At 29 years of age, he has graduated from law school, scuba dives, is the vocalist in his own band, plays drums at a samba school that parades every year during carnival in Brazil, and lectures on motivation.
He decided to write this, his first book relating his life story from birth to encourage others to overcome adversity and change their lives for the better.
Escaping from Reality Without Really Trying by Robert Jacoby
Based on more than 30 hours of interviews, Escaping from Reality Without Really Trying is the memoir of a 61-year-old, life-long merchant seaman re-counting his fantastic, hilarious, and politically incorrect exploits. He’s a sailor-scholar and an individualist anarchist; he’s read Voltaire and The Egyptian Book of the Dead. He admits to working at his hobby, sailing, to keep up his real occupation, drinking.
He’s lived 40 years of adventures around the world, including an incursion into Cambodia during the Vietnam War; a prison break from a Ceylon jail; a dockside fistfight in the Philippines in 1977; a 2-week stowaway run on a British merchant ship sailing around South Africa; meeting Omar Sharif in Aqaba, Jordan; an around-the-world trip (with Greg Cousins, the third mate on the Exxon Valdez, and we learn what really happened!) that ends in Alang, India and the beaching of the ship to be cut up for scrap metal; seeing the rise and fall of communism and capitalism in Africa and the newly independent states after the Soviet Union’s collapse and division; and an ammunition delivery to Kuwait on the eve of the 2003 American-led invasion of Iraq.
Never Mad Again by James Fontaine
Never Mad Again is an inspiring and informative book that discusses anger, the emotions, the ego, ways in which we learn to blame, and related issues. This valuable and timely book, written in a straightforward, friendly style, has as its goal helping us understand why we get angry and teaches us, through a series of exercises and examples, to understand the most important lesson of all: who we really are.
Through discussion of meditation techniques, examples that illustrate the mechanics of rationalization, blame, and misplaced anger, and a thorough examination of the tricks played on us by our egos, the author lays out an effective and well-organized plan that will help the reader make significant changes in his or her life.
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