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The true story about the author and her husbands trip to Alaska. It was a lifelong dream coming true. Travel from one corner of our country to the other, all the way to Alaska in a small RV. The narrative contains interesting chapters about the trip and their adventures along the way. The trip culminates with her husband collapsing on the deck of a fishing boat. God's plan unfolds in the events of the following days. Although unexpected, God worked in miraculous ways to bring about His will. Based on the theme of remembering how God always provides help in our difficult times. 'Thus far hath the Lord helped us' I Samuel 7:12 . The book tells just how much the Lord helped and directed the events of their lives in that summer of 1989. In spite of numerous difficulties beyond human control. God took every problem and turned it around showing everyone that He was ultimately in control.

Here, Loose Change doesn't refer to the collection of coins we occasionally find in coat pockets or at the bottom of handbags, but to the fact that the short stories and reflections in this compilation are all loosely connected with change-be it geographical, or emotional. Change can be a farewell, a change of heart, an unexpected loss. It can be a small change-a minor shift in views or attitudes, or a monumental upheaval. We can initiate change or find ourselves at its mercy. Change, or rather changes, in whatever form, come with life-and living. Here are some of ours. Spanning cultures, generations and walks of life, we, The Frankfurt Writers' Group, write fiction and non-fiction. Our work consists of short stories, novel chapters, journal entries, poetry, or children's literature. Many of our pieces have become published novels, articles for magazines or newspapers, or have been featured on-air, including with National Public Radio in the USA.

Marco is a front line supervisor trying to break into management ranks by setting himself apart from his peers. He's not had a lot of formal training or secondary education but he's smart and knows he needs others to help him succeed. Since becoming promoted to supervisor, Marco has had average success building a team. From the outside looking in....he's had "average" success recruiting and hiring talent - and then he learned about the GAS Guage. Give A Sh*T! (GAS) is the first book to finally offer a simple, easy, fast, and effective interviewing tool that separates average talent from exceptional talent at every level. Most companies and managers follow the same hamster wheel approach that's been used for years. Or worse, they 'wing it'! GAS will help you narrow down the best candidate by identifying talent with the most, Drive, Uniqueness, and Scalability - the 3 key 'differentiators' that will help your team, your organization achieve victory on the 'business battlefield'.

Looking for mystery, romance, humor and a category-5 hurricane? Nikki O'Connor, an attractive single mom - who also happens to be an intelligent and resourceful environmental cop-competes with a U.S. Presidential candidate in the search for a valuable letter FDR sent to Hitler back in 1945. During her quest, she encounters lobster rustlers, passionate romance, betrayal, murder, a catastrophic hurricane, self-awareness and plenty of laughs.

COURAGE IS A STORY OF A TYPICAL FAMILY WHO SET OUT ON A RELAXING VACATION ONLY TO BE MET BY UNFORSEEN COMPLICATIONS. FOLLOW THE ROBINSONS AS THEY STRUGGLE TO SURVIVE IN THE CANADIAN WILDERNESS AND ENJOY THE RIDE INTO THIS UNIQUE ADVENTURE.

Inspired by the daily challenges of this life and using the scriptures found in Ephesians 6: 10-18. These nine verses give spiritual battlefield instructions. They describe the character of the enemy and what must be done to counteract his deception. Scriptually based essays are used to illustrate each weapon used in the battles. Encouragement for every Christian who finds themselves facing difficult times.

In this book, Jim McCain (the Business Doctor), founder and CEO of Business Works, an international consulting firm, describes successful business practices he has installed for literally hundreds of organizations, ranging from manufacturing and service companies to organizations in non-profit sectors such as hospitals, over a period of thirty years. He packs his book with tips and techniques that resolve business problems and gets organizations up and running in record time with record results. His specialty is solving complex and intractable problems that otherwise would have bankrupted businesses.

"Scooterville" is a compilation of short stories that depict the life and escapades of seniors living at a retirement apartment complex situated on the panhandle of Florida, overlooking the Gulf of Mexico. Some accounts are comical, where others are warm and fuzzy.

What if a girlish prank you and your cheerleader friends played on a cute, but strange boy in high school came back to haunt you twenty-five years later resulting in terror, murder and a threat to your life? Well, that's exactly what happens to Nikki O'Connor. She's back, newly married and living in a breathtaking oceanfront RV Park where because of her police background, ?she jumps at a job opening as the new park ranger. Things are good and to top it off, her husband presents her with an antique brooch containing a rare purple pearl that turns out to be worth at least a million bucks. Meanwhile, the misadventures of a pothead kid who gets around in his mom's pink Mary Kay minivan and a sawed-off troll of a guy who speaks only in the cryptic language of fortune cookies provide some light diversion. But the bottom drops out and when terror arrives, Nikki teams up with her best friend, plus a 300-lb. ex-marine and also a street-smart teenage girl with Gothic tastes. Will this unlikely foursome be resourceful enough to turn the tables on a determined and demented psychopathic stalker?

Tallic's epic journey continues. The Battle of Danat-Lanne is over, but the war has just begun. The SangreLin Empire has taken the city of Yorescialen, leaving many wounded, and many more dead. Though victorious, there is dissent at the Empire's helm. Clybanus, Niafask, and Milradyon deceive and betray one another in their insatiable thirst for power. Regardless, the SangreLin Empire marches on. Yet hope remains. Battered and broken, the Forghonyi, a legion of warriors formed for the purpose of bringing peace back to the Freelands, are about to discover that they have invaluable allies in unexpected places. Only the spirit of the Luzblad can unite the peoples of the Freelands against the enemy. However, the power of the sword comes at a great price. It will be a lonely journey for its bearer. Dark paths and malevolent forces lie ahead for Tallic and the Forghonyi as they push forward in the face of suffering and discord, and ultimately, when they are confronted with their greatest fears, they will find that even the choice between good or evil can be taken from them.

"Vintage Years, A Fulfilling Life After Divorce" is the Second Edition of Ms. Nicolet's memoir which contains not only the story of her broken marriage while living in a foreign country, but includes an epilogue which speaks of the opportunities and 'open-doors' that God provided her after the author's retirement at age sixty-nine. She shares her writing experiences, television appearances and most importantly, at age seventy-seven the meeting of a kind and handsome retired Baptist minister, who became her husband after she lived single for twenty-eight years.

The Book Thousands of Trade Contractors Will Want by Their Sides. Trade contractors excel at mastery of their specific crafts. The plumber, the electrician, the carpet installer, the home builder...all these and the many other contractors and subcontractors servicing America's homes and businesses know the technical aspects of their craft inside out. But their knowledge of business systems often lags. Too many of them fail when it comes to understanding how to manage cash, use telemarketing techniques to get new business, minimize their inventories, and the dozens of other business techniques that spell the difference between success and failure. The Business Doctor's book Why Trade Contractors Fail and How to Prevent It, subtitled A Handbook of Financial, Operations, and Marketing Procedures to Help Trade Contractors Succeed addresses those issues. It attacks specific problems that contractors face. Most books addressing this market are too academic and excessively focused on theory. This one is hands-on practical, the way blue collar contractors understand it and like it.

A not quite sixteen-year-old Alfred Pickup is declared healthy, and after a simple written exam, joins the Royal Navy as a Junior Electrical Mechanic 2nd class in 1961. Pickup would serve on numerous ships from the HMS Wakeful, a decaying WW II era Destroyer to the HMS Cardiff, a brand new destroyer in 1979. Before joining any ship, a sixteen-year-old must learn many new skills. From minor obstacles of embroidering his name on his uniforms to learning to use a rifle, Pickup is readied for duty in strict Navy tradition. He puts together a string of first round knockouts as a member of the boxing team before seemingly meeting his match in a local ranked amateur. He would see incredible storms, on board fires, mechanical breakdowns, and the threat of war when the Falklands conflict began in 1982. Different ports-of-call would offer a range of shore leave possibilities. Strict navy regulations would not deter some crew from overindulging, nor would it protect them from unscrupulous individuals looking to separate them from their pay. While in foreign ports, Pickup would meet a remarkable number of Navy-friendly locals happy to show him the sights or take him into their homes for a home cooked meal. Raising a family of four on a meager Navy pay would see Pickup and his wife running a bed & breakfast, and later a fish and chips shop. Pickup worked odd jobs ashore and during a lengthy station in Gibraltar, operated a booming automotive repair and paint shop. Fish and Ships chronicles with humour and fine detail a twenty-five year career in the RN that would see Pickup rise to the rank of Chief Petty Officer and retire from service in his early forties to life as a restaurateur.

Petra Rebovka aka Louise Charrière, an operational officer with the security services, travels on her first assignment to the Limousin region of France to infiltrate a people trafficking operation. In the guise of a student, she arrives in Limoges to work undercover. Her main contact is Jean-Marie Fauchet, a retired ex-gendarme. He assists her to meet Alexis, a potential informer who, not only leads her inadvertently into danger, but also forms a romantic liaison with her. His Russian grandmother befriends Petra and reveals a secret linked to the Russian revolution and kept hidden for almost a century. Fascinated by the old woman's reminiscences, Petra resolves to discover the truth. An investigation into the deaths of two young French males in the U.K. brings Petra into confrontation with her old adversary, Detective Chief Inspector Massey, who arrives in France accompanied by a colleague. Clashes of personality and previous antagonisms hinder the inquiry until the action moves to Marseille. Petra and her detective colleagues are forced to put aside their differences to prevent the success of a plot to send Al Qaeda-trained suicide bombers to the U.K. A raid by the security services at the villa of Michel Dumas, a wealthy businessman suspected of involvement with terrorist activities, places Petra and the English detectives in danger. Petra is confused by the main aspects of the investigation and the roles of the participants in the security operation. Though masquerading as a student under an assumed name, she is determined to discover the truth about the assignment, the radical views of Alexis and the incredible ramblings of his grandmother. Once again, the mystery surrounding Nicholas II, the last Tsar of All the Russias, threatens to rewrite history. Added to this, the imminent threat of terrorist activity in the U.K. causes unexpected twists and turns in the outcome of Petra's journey of discovery

The personification of strength and determination of a school teacher who records, through prose and poetry, how she moved forward in the midst of personal trials and tragedies in her life.

In a mud cabin near Skibbereen, Brigid Doherty, a mother expecting her fifth child, lies on trodden earth. The baby is stillborn. Potato blight's pungent smell lingers in the autumn air. The plight of the Doherty family is the lot of all poor people. The rent is paid, only just, courtesy of the pig. Blight covers the Relief Commissioner's struggle with bureaucracy, Molly Maguire's killing of sheep, the gombeen man's lack of pity for a poor widow and the pawnbroker's eye to booming business. The ships carrying famine victims to North America disappear in the Atlantic mist. Anna, a fifteen year old with an eating disorder, remembers her early childhood and teenage years which shape her famine novel.

People can make a difference in the world around them, and Velma had done just that for a number of years. As a CASA, or court-appointed special advocate, this elderly lady had given of her time and effort to help young children, who would otherwise have to live in revolting and degrading conditions. After the court system placed children in foster care, Velma would then give them hope and love that replaced the fear and uncertainty that they had experienced with their biological parents. One day, in an unbelievable set of circumstances, she had to be rushed to the hospital when a young teenage boy on his bicycle knocked her down while she waited for a bus. Her six children kept a vigil at her bedside as she lay in a coma, steadfast in their belief that God would heal her.

It happened in 1452. A colossal volcanic explosion broke one island into five; for five years its dust pall blanketed the globe. What happened on the spot is a staggering story handed down for almost 500 years. Tricked into an odious crime, a humble youth is punished and humiliated. Shamed, outraged, he vows revenge and obtains magic to destroy the island. Earthquakes begin and none can say if the cause is him, or the wrath of the ancestors for another reason. The catastrophe strikes before evacuation is complete. By astounding luck, two young people survive the stupendous blast. Rescued, they live through the severity of the aftermath. Wed, they begin restoring life on the remnant of their former home. Their lifelong struggle brings success marred by human frailty and the cataclysm leaves beliefs deeply shaken. Cataclysm is the Third in the SAGA OF PACIFIC ISLANDS series of novels. About the Author. Australian by birth, David Luders had been an agricultural consultant, twice Officer-in-Charge of Australian Antarctic stations and policy officer in Canberra before migrating to Vanuatu when it was still under joint British-French colonial rule. By the early '90s when he began research for his books, he had the confidence of the local people who revealed histories quite unsuspected by the wider world. Astounded by the rich lode uncovered, he published two papers on the subject in professional journals before embarking on this series of novels. Now a noted local historian, he lives not far from the capital and divides his time between farming, consulting and writing.

It is 750 years ago. Coming across a tranquil island world, Tongan seafarers discover its hallowed narcotic drink made from a sacred plant and forbidden to all but local chiefs. Proposing to take it home to their ruler, they set off fierce disputes. At the same time, the budding romance of a high chief's daughter and a young man of modest birth is abruptly blocked by her betrothal and the train of events set off has dire results. By subterfuge a trade in the drug begins, though the means of growing the sacred plant is jealously guarded. The trade grows, the contact bringing new ideas but also tensions. In distant Tonga's expanding island empire, rulers change. More than once, a force is sent to seize the hallowed plant but by curious twists of circumstances, the attempts are thwarted. Even in a quiet corner of the world a drug, however mild, drives conflict and change. Break The Sky is the Second in the SAGA OF PACIFIC ISLANDS series of novels. About the Author: Australian by birth, David Luders had been an agricultural consultant, twice Officer-in-Charge of Australian Antarctic stations and policy officer in Canberra before migrating to Vanuatu when it was still under joint British-French colonial rule. By the early '90s when he began research for his books, he had the confidence of the local people who revealed histories quite unsuspected by the wider world. Astounded by the rich lode uncovered, he published two papers on the subject in professional journals before embarking on this series of novels. Now a noted local historian, he lives not far from the capital and divides his time between farming, consulting and writing.

300 years before William the Conqueror brings feudalism to England, there is a like case in the Pacific islands. But there, two races meet, neither knowing until then that there are any others in the world. Polynesians, voyaging in quest of a place to start new fiefs, discover islands occupied by tribal blacks. Amazement, fear and curiosity give way to fascination, prejudice and ambition, but across the racial divide friendships form. Antagonisms amongst the colonisers lead to conflict. Alignments emerge, families struggle with setbacks and misfortunes. Through it all, young people form liaisons, building a society unimagined when first the two peoples met. Who then are the conquerors, and who the conquered? Out of the past, in the lush isolation of some Pacific islands, comes a story based on spoken histories told exclusively to the author. It is one that resonates strangely with issues of the present day. Led by the Stars is the first in the SAGA OF PACIFIC ISLANDS series of novels. About the Author. Australian by birth, David Luders had been an agricultural consultant, twice Officer-in-Charge of Australian Antarctic stations and policy officer in Canberra before migrating to Vanuatu when it was still under joint British-French colonial rule. By the early '90s when he began research for his books, he had the confidence of the local people who revealed histories quite unsuspected by the wider world. Astounded by the rich lode uncovered, he published two papers on the subject in professional journals before embarking on this series of novels. Now a noted local historian, he lives not far from the capital and divides his time between farming, consulting and writing.

Buyers of offshore real estate property can be divided into two categories: The fortunate buyers who actually receive the property they paid for and the unfortunate ones who end up losing their money in offshore real estate fiascos or end up with a lemon of a property. Although the fortunate buyers outnumber the unfortunate, ventures in purchasing real estate offshore still end up badly for too many people. Did you know that the difference between fortunate and unfortunate buyers is sheer luck, not more business savvy on one side than the other? Fortunate buyers are lucky enough to buy from one of the reliable developers doing business overseas. Do not let luck dictate offshore real estate purchases. Learn how to buy offshore real estate safely from the author of the Rene Philippe Developer Test, an easy do-it-yourself test designed to help buyers to check the reliability of real estate developers. Learn all about the critical issues and the many pitfalls awaiting the unwary buyer. Rene Philippe approaches the subject in a manner clear, easy to understand and conductive to reflection and questioning. His objective is not only to impart knowledge and experience but also to raise buyers' awareness of the potential dangers that are awaiting them and how to avoid them. A member of the Geneva Bar, Author René-Philippe Dubout has been a lawyer since 1988. He practiced as a litigator in Switzerland for 10 years before moving to Thailand in 1999. In 2002, he founded Rene Philippe & Partners with a group of Thai lawyers. He lectures in several Thai Universities and is a regular favorite at numerous conferences and seminars. In addition to his expertise as an authority in real estate, Rene Philippe Dubout, is also an accomplished Swiss attorney with a background in international business, transactional law and arbitration. As an expatriate living and working in Thailand for more than 10 years, he founded Rene Philippe & Partners Ltd in 2002. A leader in his field, Rene Philippe has been recognized as "the real-estate veteran" (Bangkok Post 29.05.09) and "real estate finance expert and author" (Herald Sun [Australia] 28.06.09). He is also a member of the JFCCT3 Property Meeting and is actively trying to improve the rights of foreign buyers in Thailand. As a lecturer on international private law in the Asia Institute of Technology master degree program, Rene is an accomplished speaker who has been invited to many events in Bangkok, Singapore and Hong Kong. He has also published many articles in local magazines. His books include the must-have and well-received How to Safely Buy Real Estate in Thailand, nominated for the USA Book News National Best Book Award category in business/real estate and well received by the Thai press and numerous readers. He is currently working on his next book, "How to Safely Invest in Thailand" to be published in October of 2010. His email address is: contact@renephilippe.com Follow the author's blog www.doingbusinessthailand.com

Following the Dunkerque evacuation of WWII, a young British soldier finds himself stranded behind enemy lines in France. He evades capture with the help of a French family intent on resisting the German occupation. On his return to England, the Special Operations Executive recruits the young man as an agent to organise secret escape lines in France. Returning to work with the resistance movement and the family who sheltered him, he matures from an innocent victim of war into an indomitable crusader for the liberation of France, endangering his own life whilst plunging his principles and his romantic liaisons into chaos. Almost seventy years later, his descendants literally discover the 'skeleton in the cupboard' when they learn the truth about a grandfather whose perceived war record had hidden his courage and risk-taking in the service of his country. The revelations about Geoffrey Miller's double life astound two families previously connected only by the English Channel.

An aspiring young writer attending a prestigious university is thrilled when the school's most famous professor - a bestselling author - decides to be his mentor. Although ecstatic to find that some dreams really do come true, the young writer is horrified to learn that so do some nightmares. When his mentor's dark secret is revealed, he realizes there are things worse than even those conjured up by a horror writer's imagination.

Les Ruines paints a picture of life in southwest France during the dark years of the German occupation towards the end of the Second World War. Almost seventy years later, a young woman stumbles on a mystery from that period and embarks on a mission to seek the truth. Her quest takes her on a journey of revelation about the chaotic weeks that led to the fragmented liberation of France. With her marriage falling apart, she invites a close friend to accompany her, leaving her husband at home. The two women encounter a strange atmosphere of reticence amongst local inhabitants as they uncover evidence of grim secrets buried in the ruins of a former fortress and chateau. Her obsessive investigation brings her into contact with Marcel, a former member of the maquis. His reticence to discuss his own involvement leads her to delve deeper into the past. As she learns about the terrifying exploits of the Das Reich 2nd Panzer Division during its march from Montauban to Normandy, dark secrets begin to emerge. On her return to England, her personal life continues to unravel causing her domestic situation to reach crisis point. As the mystery in France appears about to be resolved, tragedy strikes.

Ireland, West Coast. When Janet Whelan leaves her husband shortly before their daughter is born, gossip spreads quickly through the small coastal village of Killgarry. Despite Janet's determination to prove herself as a single mother, a chance encounter with Dylan Stewart, a married man, leads to further grief. Trapped in this new relationship, she allows herself to be manipulated, even putting Dylan's interests before her daughter's. In this hate, rather than love story, Janet struggles to break out-a struggle which takes far longer than anyone would ever have anticipated. How thin is the line between love and hate? Where does it begin...and how does it end?