by Diana Staresinic-Deane It was the most brutal murder in the history of Coffey County, Kansas. On May 30, 1925, Florence Knoblock, a farmer's wife and the mother of a young boy, was found slaughtered on her kitchen floor. Several innocent men were taken into custody before the victim's husband, John, was accused of the crime. [...]
by Kathleen Haun Kathleen Haun's third novel once again offers insight into life in the 1800's, both on the Oregon Trail and along California's Eastern Sierra. Leaving war torn Missouri in 1863 on a wagon train headed west, the Carrington family experiences adventures and challenges that change their lives in ways they never could have imagined. [...]
by Mark Okoth Obama Ndesandjo The protagonist, upon arriving in China in the wake of 911 and the onset of a terrifying global war, is forced to confront his early experiences in Kenya and the United States as a result of his growing love for a beautiful Chinese woman and a young orphan. Parallels between [...]
by Carol Masheter When the bottom fell out of Carol Masheter's life at age 50, she took up high altitude mountaineering to cope with grief and anger. She was an unlikely climber. Afraid of heights, she also struggled with anxiety and depression. Little did she know that mountaineering would lead her to climb Mount Everest when [...]
by Troy Brewer And the Lord said, "I will cause all my goodness to pass in front of you, and I will proclaim my name, the LORD, in your presence..." -Exodus 33:19 NKJV The goodness of God is in high demand these days. While evil seems to have reinvented itself into bigger and scarier forms, [...]
by Fred Rogan The second edition of "What Your Employer Meant to Tell You When They Made You a Manager" is intended to help managers to understand how they should think and behave in their role as a manager and how they can be successful in getting their employees to be more engaged in their jobs. [...]
by Pam Miller What if one day all color disappeared...Forever! Would you miss it? In Louis Garringer's world, everything is gray. Including him. That's OK, until Louis gets a one-time glimpse of color. Now he craves what he's been missing. Along with his friend Abby and her pesky little brother, Louis's quest for color takes him [...]
by Thomas J. Durant, Jr. The author provides a detailed account of his journey from a small racially segregated town in north Louisiana to a large predominately white university, where he became engaged in the racial desegregation movement, during his 36-year tenure as a professor. Based on personal observations, experiences, documents, and reports, the book reveals [...]
by Brian T. Joyce "The Catholic Parish Today" is not your ordinary book written by a Catholic priest about his Church-past, present and future. Brian T. Joyce has inspired clergy and laity alike with the clarity of his insights into the meaning of the Second Vatican Council and its impact on the worship, tradition, and mission [...]
by Roy Marshall Peter Hopley was indentured and spent his youth working the farm rather than going to school. Edna Everly's early years were in a dirt-floor cabin near the tiny settlement of Iranistan. He fought Indians and hauled freight for the Union Pacific Railroad. She was still a child when her drunken father was found [...]
