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Sedona: Tricksters and Foolsname

Non-Fiction Book Reviews and Non-Fiction Author Interviews — Sun, 10 Mar 2019 22:37:15 +0000

Jamie Broken Wing and Charlie Two Fires, Native American art students at the University of Northern Arizona in Flagstaff, decide to spend the summer painting in Sedona. Their summer turned into an entirely different adventure than they planned on. Human bones found by Jamie's dog, Star, while they were painting on Loy Mesa, led them into incredible events of greed, art, drug dealings and murder. The bones were found in close proximity to an archaeological site and because they appeared old, Jamie and Charlie's Uncle Max was called in as the forensic anthropologist for the Yavapai Nation. Jamie and Charlie both born to the Yavapai Nation were raised in totally different cultures; Jamie on the Umatilla Reservation and Charlie in New York City. Therefore, their perception of spiritual things was very different than that of their Uncle Max. The mysterious appearance of a Kachina throughout the summer took their adventures to a spiritual level. The difference between Tricksters and Fools became obvious.

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The Israel Deceptionname

Non-Fiction Book Reviews and Non-Fiction Author Interviews — Sun, 10 Mar 2019 22:37:11 +0000

The writer has purposed through the content of The Israel Deception to provide a clear understanding of the theological issues involved in the Zionist phenomenon. In the first instance it is necessary to survey the conditional nature of all of God's covenants from a strictly biblical perspective to provide new light on the subject for those who hold to a Zionist attitude within the church. Secondly, the secular Zionist movement needs to be thoroughly exposed as the deception it presents to the world at large, and which deception will capture the unwary and the biblically uninformed. This is a must read for every one confessing faith in the Christian gospel, and it has the potential of reaching many who have never completely embraced the true message of salvation.

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Once Upon a Crisisname

Non-Fiction Book Reviews and Non-Fiction Author Interviews — Sun, 10 Mar 2019 21:02:37 +0000

Once Upon a Crisis is an informative true story about a police officer cross-trained in law enforcement and emergency medicine that takes many unexpected twists and turns over a thirty-year career. An up-close account of surviving loss that takes a good look at post-traumatic stress from the inside out. A must read for emergency service workers, those close to them, anyone considering a career in the emergency response field, or anyone trying to overcome personal loss.

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Broken in Bostonname

Non-Fiction Book Reviews and Non-Fiction Author Interviews — Sun, 10 Mar 2019 19:47:42 +0000

Broken in Boston is pure Boston: Edgy, fast paced and clever.

Broken in Boston is the story of Hope Davis, a woman who possessed extraordinary beauty and was blessed with two children, yet was unhappy with herself and the direction her life was heading. Hope, too, was about to undergo a major change. She decided to make a gut-wrenching choice, one considered incomprehensible by most women.

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Sitting at the Kitchen Table with Godname

Non-Fiction Book Reviews and Non-Fiction Author Interviews — Sun, 10 Mar 2019 18:18:59 +0000

She had lost her faith in God, and she was so angry with Andrew for leaving her behind. Leaving her all alone in this dark, insane world. A world that was in such a hurry to go nowhere. A world that was in such a hurry to destroy everything in its path. Marianne was in its path, but this time she was alone. Sitting at the kitchen table, Marianne closed her eyes, and then she prayed that, today, she would die.

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Run. Think. Repeat.name

Non-Fiction Book Reviews and Non-Fiction Author Interviews — Sun, 10 Mar 2019 17:56:28 +0000

This book is like a salad bar. Or a Chinese buffet. Or even a little bit like a teenagers locker in June.
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nIts filled with a little bit of this, a little bit of that and then a little bit of this again.
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nAuthor, Kim Rezendes, loves to run. She also loves to think while she runs. About all sorts of things.
nSometimes her thoughts make her laugh and sometimes they make her cry.
nSometimes they make her think. And sometimes they make her wonder if she has any more working brain cells

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Higher Education: The Stories Behind the Founding of the University of Bridgeport College of Chiropracticname

Non-Fiction Book Reviews and Non-Fiction Author Interviews — Sun, 10 Mar 2019 17:36:52 +0000

The profession of chiropractic began in the United States in 1895. Like any other sociological movement it started from humble beginnings to become what it is today, the largest, drugless healing profession in the world. This achievement has not happened without overcoming obstacles placed in the path of chiropractors looking to advance and validate their profession. On area of validation which eluded the chiropractic profession for nearly a century was in higher education. It took almost 100 years before chiropractic education became part of a university in the United States.
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nPrior to university affiliation, chiropractic education consisted of free standing institutions which were accredited by their own specialized federally recognized accrediting agency. These institutions gained regional accreditation, but these programs remained conspicuously outside of higher education. When an opportunity presented itself to correct the injustice and isolation which had plagued chiropractic education from its inception, it was embraced. Higher Education is the story of how this opportunity came into being. It chronicles the opportunities, obstacles and eventual success of the chiropractic profession joining the list of professional programs taught at the nations institutions of higher learning.

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