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Creation of a New Continent
This book is a detailed insight of the geological history of North America, from its rifting from the Pangea, to where it is situated on the planet earth today. It describes the evolution of life forms from prehistoric ages, as well as getting struck by an Asteroid over 65 million years ago on the Yucatan Peninsular, to when the first Europeans appeared in the Caribbean in 1492 with Christopher Columbus.' - Timothy P Stavert.
Pug's Tale
My passion for pugs began many years ago long before they became the fashionable dog to own. For the next thirty years or so, there has been a pug by my side. They are loyal, cute, funny, energetic, adorable and at times, a little smelly! I have written this little tale for my ever so cute and much loved grandson Isaac so that he will always know of the three other little beings that meant so much to me and will always have a large piece of my heart. I hope that you enjoy reading this short story with your children.
Once To Die.
Ron Abraham was born on the 21st of November 1941, in the Caribbean island of Dominica. After high school he emigrated to the UK, as Dominica was, at that time, a British Colony. The Motivation he had inculcated in him from the many sayings of his mother, relatives and peers propelled him to study Electrical, Telecoms and Electronics engineering, he went on to become a Fellow Member of the Institute of Engineering and Technology with letters F.I.E.T and is registered in the Engineering board of UK as Engineer Technician. He returned to the land of his birth in February 1979 where he formed Marpin Telecoms and Broadcasting, now Marpin 2k4, which was the first Cable Television Company in the entire English Speaking Caribbean. Ron Abraham wrote a book called MONOPOLY BREAKER which covers the struggles and triumphs, including breaking of the monopoly of the Telecoms giant Cable and wireless now Lime on the island. (It can be purchased online from BARNES and NOBLE, AMAZON and Authorhouse publishing.) This new book was written in an attempt to help to refocus attention on what is important in life here and thereafter.
One Man's Beliefs
Doctor John was born in Citronelle, Alabama in 1931, during the great depression. Raised in a Methodist minister's family, his early years instilled a lifelong passion for Christian Methodism. Doctor John initially enrolled at Huntingdon College in Montgomery Alabama to become a minister himself -following in the footsteps of his father-but later changed course in education, switching to a major in Paediatrics. After retirement, Doctor John reminisced on his early years and wrote the book 'Our Proving Ground: Memories of The Good Old Days'. Shortly after, he began to meditate on God's good earth and the people who gave themselves for others, eventually penning 'Fifty Two Weeks with God, God's Creation and Men and Women Who Followed Christ'. Doctor John spent many years reading into religious scriptures and varied histories of other faiths, through which he found a balance for his latest work, 'One Man's Belief: The Theology of Doctor John'. This book explores the evolution of the author's thoughts and beliefs as he further developed his own vision of God, God's creation and the will of God for mankind.
Realms of Night
As George grew to understand the secret that lay behind dreams, he fine-tuned his 'thought-forming' of the new realm to become a skilled dream traveller or oneironaut. At this point, he thought this biggest problem was over. However, while he explored Endymion, his presence there got in the way of someone's carefully calculated plans. Soon he and his friends become the targets of numerous bizarre attacks and sleeping turns into a hazardous business again. Then the unthinkable happens: a direct attach in the waking world, which leaves the life of someone close hanging by a thread. The connection has been made and George and his friends identified as a threat. Dreams and reality then collide into a living nightmare as they launch a daring plan to save their friend and the right of everyone in the waking world to free dreaming.
Where in the World is Wales?: Journey to a New Land
Eight-year-old Ruth, one of ten adopted children, recounts the sudden disruption of her stable, predictable lifestyle in the suburban Los Angeles as the family relocates to a rural Welsh village. Her first impressions and gradual integration into life in Wales are described in a humorous but informative way, giving details of farms, castles, historic houses, mines and caves which only an "e;insider"e; could relate. As she finds herself accepted in her new country and culture, she begins to confront the limitations and frustrations of life as a wheelchair-user with a life-long physical disability, but is able to foresee a positive future supported by a loving family and the God in whom she trusts.
Brown Stuff
Out of work, late twentysomething Danny Brown still lives at home with his Dad after the death of his Mum. In an effort to make a quick quid, Danny is often drawn to more dubious means of employment involving less than savoury characters.Whilst enjoying a beer in his local pub he is made an offer too good to refuse...Primarily set in London, England and accompanied by childhood friend Jamaica Dave, the pair embark upon a journey of hope. A journey which is driven along by a local wannabe big time gangster and his ultra menacing minder.Hope soon turns to hopelessness...The Brown Stuff is the first part of a black humour fiction trilogy, featuring Danny and Dave's comical adventures that many readers may (worryingly) be able to relate to.Strictly for adults only and not for the easily offended.You have been warned.
