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27 Apple Trees: A Memoir

Non-Fiction Book Reviews and Non-Fiction Author Interviews — Fri, 05 Mar 2021 22:11:58 +0000

27 Apple Trees is the story of a boy raised by a single mom who comes of age in suburban-Detroit in the 1970s and '80s before joining the military, traveling the world and then separating to go to college in the 1990s, before ultimately landing a job at the NASA Ames Research Center in Mountain View, California in 2002.

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Touched: Book One: Encounters Seriesname

Non-Fiction Book Reviews and Non-Fiction Author Interviews — Sun, 10 Mar 2019 21:37:36 +0000

Secrets come in all sorts and sizes. Sometimes, they are as sweet as an engagement ring in a nervous boy's pocket. Other times ... they threaten to shatter your very self. With those kinds of secrets, it's difficult to judge if keeping it or telling it is more damaging. For years, I believed telling my secret was far more dangerous than anything imaginable. I was wrong. My daddy was one of the finest men Allen County, Tennessee ever produced. His brother, Hollis, was a devil from hell. I could never bring myself to tell Daddy or Mama the truth about what Hollis had done, and I was sure God counted me just as guilty. So I carried it inside and never told another living soul. Except for David Lee. Until that summer Phil's daddy died. Then everything unraveled.

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Gotta Livename

Non-Fiction Book Reviews and Non-Fiction Author Interviews — Sun, 10 Mar 2019 21:20:09 +0000

Twice stricken with cancer and the deadly brain disease encephalitis, Ian Howard faced nearly insurmountable during a painful struggle for life. Facing an illness that ravages its victims until death is a blessed relief, he searched for cures that were said to be impossible.

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How’s Your Mom?name

Non-Fiction Book Reviews and Non-Fiction Author Interviews — Sun, 10 Mar 2019 21:10:12 +0000

What You Really Want to Say When Your Mom Has MS
nThis memoir, told from alternating perspectives of Tammy's immediate family, unveils the raw, honest truths behind progressive MS--the kind of MS that doesn't have patients going skydiving and Rocky Mountain climbing.

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New Mind, New Bodyname

Non-Fiction Book Reviews and Non-Fiction Author Interviews — Sun, 10 Mar 2019 20:03:43 +0000

So you want to lose weight, too? Transform your mind, body, and life with this comprehensive toolkit and easy to use step by step guide, which takes you through a personal self assessment process unique to you; offers you a clear, concise, and complete system for positive self development; and helps you change your relationship with food by starting from within.

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Dispatches from the Still Small Voicename

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

Dispatches from the still small voice is a message from the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, urging men and women of good will to wake up and protect their heritage as leaders of the world, or evil will prevail across the earth. It has happened before. Historians call it The Dark Ages.
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nRead the vision described in the first 7 pages and wisdom from the Holy Bible quoted throughout this book and you will feel urgency for this generation to return to the faith of our fathers or preside over the demise of the American dream.
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nThis book traces mainstream societys drift away from the ethics of our founding fathers, recognizing that the best of times were preceded by a spiritual awakening. And the erosion of our moral standards since 1960, has Americans more divided today than in 1860.

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He Was (a Ray Lafayette Novel)name

Non-Fiction Book Reviews and Non-Fiction Author Interviews — Sun, 10 Mar 2019 17:33:33 +0000

Ever had one of those days, how about one of those weeks? If you haven't, you are missing out. I spent years priding myself in the fact that I was always with it, I always had my wits about me, until that day. My life changed and not just a little. I became someone else, someone who was far stronger than I am, someone who I could only hope to be. Ray Lafayette was a man who was neither rich nor famous yet I lived every day to see what he would do next. The fear I experienced in that time only made the happiness that much more exiting. I have heard the statement "Don't judge a man until you walk a mile in his shoes." I walked many miles in his and can say with pride that he and all others from his time were the greatest, all colors, all nationalities, young and old, men and women alike. It may sound great to know the future but there is a dark side to it, an almost unbearable side. Your eyes will be opened to things your mind may not handle.This event has changed me. I no longer wish for things, I live for them.

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