History
The Soldier’s Gene: One family eight battles 850 years
The Soldier’s Gene cleverly fills a gap between factual history books and the general historical novel. Tracing the passage of genes for nearly 850 years through the descendants of one man, is an interesting departure from the norm and adds an intriguing slant to what remains a novel. The mixture of facts of the various […]
Inspiration For Teens
If your teen enjoys fast-paced story-telling that inspires self-discovery, illustrates character development, and prescribes elements for their own success, get this book. Open to any page for a quick read to expand your outlook and enrich your life with over 200 life lessons from 88 stories about 88 ordinary people who met challenges and opportunities […]
The Learning Project, Rites of Passage
What’s it like to become fully human? In The Learning Project 35 people of all ages and backgrounds, from the celebrated to the unknown, recount lives of success, failure, victory, and despair. Welcome your own rites of passage, because without them you are unchanged. The people in The Learning Project come from all walks of […]
Bedtime Stories Of Black History
“A must-read for all concerned parents, curious students, and teachers. It is a resetting antidote to what has passed for history in a watered down and complicit educational system.” There is an African saying that the death of a griot is the equivalent of the burning down of a library. Traditionally African history was not […]
THE DAY IS COMING: a book of Faith
Already published to acclaim by Christian publishers in France, Germany, Poland, Hungary, India, Argentina, The Philippines, Italy, South Korea, Israel, and Spain, The Day is Coming: A book of Faith is now available in an English translation. In just 160 powerful and thought-provoking pages, Nobel Prize candidate, bestselling author, and spiritual thinker Shlomo Kalo gives […]
Risking Exposure
Munich, 1938. A timid 14-year-old Hitler Youth member contracts polio. Photographs she takes of fellow polio patients are twisted, turned into propaganda which mocks people with disabilities. That’s when she realizes – her new disability has made her an outsider in her own country, a target of Nazi scorn and possible persecution. Her only weapon […]
Kill the Tachers
Eyewitness accounts and on the spot interviews,including testimony given to members of a human rights delegation of which theauthor was a member, dramatize a miniature war that rivaled events inAfghanistan and Iraq for brutality, bloodshed and mendacity. Both thegovernments of Mexico and the United States repressed news about killings,arrests and torture which not only left […]
Ariadne
Until the skies grew dark and red and the ground shook and cracked, Ariadne’s biggest problems were how to stay one step ahead of her parents and out-think any boys who might come her way. Now she’s part of a desperate plan to bring the world back to balance and save Crete from destruction. Shame […]
The Yankee Way: The Blueprint that Created America
How did America become great? How did this country become the most successful, powerful, and prosperous nation in the history of the world? Was it because of the nation’s unprecedented founding documents? Was it due to the scores of immigrants from all over the world who brought their dreams and talents to America’s shores? Or […]
Infiltrator: A George Mitchell World War II Book
World War Two comes to home shores. Book two of the George Mitchell series sees our hero at home, battling against the forces of Germany and its sympathisers. He must stop them taking British technology and using it against the allies. Will he find out who’s invovled and stop them in time? Find out now, […]
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