Böcker utgivna av Gotham Books

This book is my first attempt at writing short stories, different genres suit all; love war western, young aged and in between. About the AuthorOne of 18 children born in Dublin 1948 this is my 13th book, writing is my hobby and I have lots of free time to write now I am in my autumn years, I have done some painting (wall murals) some music- guitar playing and writing songs poetry but writing novels is my favourite pastime, my education is just national school 6 level with a short stint at Trinity College in Dublin on the tap programme

This is part 2 in a series about two bosom buddies, Morgan and Ericka. The first book, "Morgan's Mind" introduced the characters as they began fourth grade. After a successful school year, it is now time for the best friends to enjoy the summer break. Ericka happens to be wheelchair bound yet she is a free spirit. They find the perfect recreational campsite to have a wonderful vacation that accommodates children with mobility challenges. Read along and enjoy the trip!

These are poems of a life, memories and things to think about. Relaxing and easy to read.Each poem is a story that is told through the eyes, thoughts and mind of the person telling or writing the story. You, the reader, must determine your own value of each of those stories. As you read this book, try to put yourself into the heart of each individual story as it relates to oneself.

The Sand, The Wind, The Night is the author's only novel and was first penned in Houston, Texas in 1982. It was an exercise mainly to see if he could imagine, conceive and develop an intriguing plot with interesting characters. The manuscript somehow survived 30 years of travel and storage, and resurfaced in Alaska sometime after 2012. After considering it a valid tale that may be more relevant to today's realities than when it was first written, Ken spent some time updating and finishing this story. He hopes there will be readers who enjoy the drama, the suspense and the intrigue.

This book is intended to teach kids how to recycle and provides examples of recyclable materials. It demonstrates to the kids how much fun it is to start a recycling initiative at their school.

In this true story Sara is ten years old. She tells the story of how her grown up friend was very sick and medicines didn't seem to help her much. Her foot was bandaged and she couldn't get around without the help of a wheelchair and crutches. Sara was saddened to see her friend in pain. Her friend needed to go to the hospital to have a special operation called an amputation to cure her illness. This was no easy operation. Though her life was forever changed, she inspired hope and positivity in those around her with the greatest gifts one can have- laughter and friendship.A note from the author:Please use this book as a tool to engage children in a discussion about what can happen during illness, treatment and recovery. Sometimes the most difficult medical choices can bring about the healing of not only one's body but one's inner self as well. One's life can be just a fulfilling after an amputation as it was before and a good sense of humor IS the best medicine of all. My very good friend handled her own amputation in this way and I hope that her story will inspire those who may experience this life changing situation.

This book is intended to teach kids how to recycle and provides examples of recyclable materials. It demonstrates to the kids how much fun it is to start a recycling initiative at their school.

Terry and Pam have been embroiled in heated competition since third grade. This summer they are returning to Lightning Mountain camp as staff members. They are both assistant unit leaders in the two outback units. Terry plans to hide her animosity for Pam by being totally involved with her girls in preparing for their two week backpacking adventure and avoiding her altogether. She is distraught when she learns that both outback units are going together to explore desert slot canyons. At mid-trip, the camp Director assigns Terry and Pam the task of carrying empty fuel cans down the canyon to trail's end and bringing back full ones for their last week.Their enmity is so intense that neither speaks to the other the entire five mile trip down the canyon hiking in the water. They have been so distracted and turned-in that neither girl knows which side canyon to take to return to their base camp at Big Springs. Terry finally leads them up one canyon that might be the right one. After a half-hour of arduous plodding they both know they're lost in a stream with the canyon wall raising five hundred feet straight into the sky.Pam turns on Terry, "Terry, this is not the right canyon! I don think you...''"Her words are cloaked by a low roll of faraway thunder. Both of our heads snap up to see the distant mountains covered in angry black clouds. My mind swims in self-condemnation. Why have you not been paying attention to the canyon or the weather. Why!? My anxiety level is soaring."Overhead, lightning splits an ominous thunderhead simultaneously as thunder explodes in a ground-shaking rumble."Pam's next words exude sheer panic, 'Terry, it's raining!''

The "Georgie" book is about a little boy named Georgie. He is a joy and delight for his mama and daddy, but sometimes he can be a little Imp. He loves gis cousin lisa, and likes to write letters to her. Georgie decribes his happiness with life, friends, his home and many of his escapades. Some of his escapades are funny- some a little sad, but always fun to read.

Another wonderful children's book and the sequel to Letters from Georgie Book 1. Little George enjoys life to the fullest. In addition, he loves his little friends and all his family members. Sometimes he gets into trouble for doing things he shouldn't. His mama tries to punish him, but always ends up laughing. The antics he gets up to when writing letters to his cousin Lisa are always hilarious and funny to read.

The story Topspin is a biography of the life of Dr. James B. Stafford, Jr. as told by his son James B. Stafford, III. The story is written not only to cover the influence Dr. Stafford had on the city of Peoria but also on so many boys he came in contact with through the scouting program at Mt. Zion Baptist Church. It also explains the role he played in the establishment of the first all African American-staffed hospital during World War II located in Burma. There were many firsts in the life of Dr. James B. Stafford, and this book takes you through them all.

It's a book that explains problems people go through in this life a a result of mistakes of our ancestors and how we can get solutions to those problems and daily prayers to help us. "Some of our mistakes are accidental while others are intentional and sinful."

"The Southern Bell" will take you on a journey through the South with homemade delicious recipes that comes straight from the heart to please the mouth. All recipes can be altered to your liking. And I strongly suggest all dishes be prepped in advance to assure easy cooking. This cookbook includes more of the traditional southern foods such as fatback & ham hocks. All dishes are inspired from recipes cooked by my mom, aunts, sisters, & a special loving lady whom we all loved, respected & enjoyed, my mom's best friend "Mrs. Ora D. Sigers". These dishes were cooked by each of these lovely ladies as I was growing up in the dirty ole south in my hometown "Brantley, Alabama".

This is the story of Mary Beth.She had never been alone before. She had married Roy Parker right after graduation. He was a high school golden boy, the captain of the football team in his senior year. Every girl in school wanted to date him, for he was tall with light brown hair and very dark violet eyes. He was the most handsome boy for miles around. For reasons Mary Beth never understood why he picked her. She was overjoyed for she did not realize she was one of the most beautiful girls in school.Now in twilight years, with all her kids gone off to live their own lives, she did not see what was coming and it threw her life in turmoil.Mary Beth sat on her bed. She was in shock. Tears ran down her face. How could Roy leave me after thirty years of marriage for some young girl?He has left me with no way to support myself. She though. She stared of in space. Suddenly standing she shook herself. No use staying here doing nothing. She said to herself. She washed the tears from her face, grabbed her purse and car keys.I will take my poems to Nashville and see if I can have them put to music and recorded. She though as she drove to the bank she and Roy had all their money in. She emptied the checking and the saving. Then the safe deposit box. She wondered what the brown paper package was. Ill take it and worry about it later. She did not realize what she has.

David Colton meets with his parents for dinner, and they surprise him by giving him ten thousand dollars in cash. That little offering confuses him and then the next morning he hears that both of them, his mother and father had been killed overnight in the convenience store not far from the bookstore he manages. The rest of the story is about how killed his parents, why they were killed and how he might be the next target of the killer. Along the way he discovers that he is not the son of his parents, at least not genetically. However, as he handles that little problem, he discovers who his real parents are and why he was conceived in the way he was.Read A Place For No One and learn who his parents were, and they were killed as ruthlessly as they were.

You are invited to engage in stimulating Silent Conversations with poet-essayist David Cysewski, immersing yourself in his verse, letters and "mutterings" on personal and global events. You will laugh, cry, find yourself "gentled" by romance, delight in the beauty and humor of nature, and consider humanity's perennial wars, violence and foolishness. With warmth and compassion, David asks, "How would you have it be?" Mentor to many, David was considered a sage and teacher. You will find your thinking nudged, your heart touched, and your life enriched by David's simple yet profound musings.

Disowned by her beating family and thrown out of her house that she loved. What will she do now without a home and family? Where will she go? How many tears will she cry for her mistakes?

This book is about Lieutenant Colonel Daniel Jorgensen, the Chief of Investigations for the area Army Command, Criminal Investigation Element (CIE) that later becomes the Criminal Investigation Division (CID). Due to his skill as an investigator he has found and prosecuted a large number of low life and high ranking officials that are criminals. A war has been declared by the criminals on one side and Dan on the other. He walks into a murder case and encounters true love. This is an absorbing and perilous situation that he must keep his wits sharp.

The story follows the actions of people defending themselves against a race of intelligent machines. It is set in an semi-arctic environment that makes life difficult. The machines, the aimu (artificial intelligent machine units) and the Frame, an artificial intelligent machine. Due to the difficult environment the machines use a ruling elite called the Divines.

Evangeline Sixkiller- Collins has had a painful life but she became a doctor and moved her skills to Kalispell, Montana. Not long after moving there she is asked to join a search party for a missing man. She finds him after three hours of searching through snows of the local hills. Also, she finds that he cannot have been dead for longer than a half-hour so she wonders how he got out there and who or what killed him. This gives her a reputation in town as someone who will always find the truth no matter what. And that leads tothe end of The Socrates Option.

Morghana Hamilton is a reporter for the local newspaper in Savannah, Georgia and husband has just committed suicide. She needs to find out why he did so and then deal with the consequences.

Doctor Evie Sixkiller-Collins is on a search and rescue task outside of her hometown of Kalispell, Montana and they are looking for a missing person. Evie finds him at the end of a canyon and discovers he is dead but hasn't been so for very long. They've been looking for three hours, and she estimates that the man can't have been dead for as long as thirty minutes because rigor mortis hasn't in on the body. That seems easy enough for her to learn because she's a doctor and doing and learning these things are part of her job. But.When she tells the leader of the team what she learned about the body, she starts getting threats to her life and that is based on her abilities as a doctor.So. Who wants her dead for learning that one singular thing? Read Chasing Death and learn who is behind those threats and what she does about it.

Civil unrest is carrying the country toward a second civil war and both Mark Jenkins and Delisa Hutchinson are being pushed aroung in its turmoil. Mark is white and Delisa is black. Both of them have fixed emotions about what is ongoing in the country and both have families and friends that support them. Will the Union survive the chaos and will it survive in one piece?Read Volunteers to find out.