Books by Linda King

Throughout the series, "Leaving, Cleaving and Loving...for life," the authors explore ways couples can enjoy exciting, loving, lifelong marriages. The series examines how marital unions can be established and maintained to meet, complete and "fill to the full" the design and desire of the Architect and Builder of marriage in every measure. This invokes God's delight and blessing, and allows couples to discover and realize where they fit within this masterpiece called "marriage" and to experience the most purposeful and fulfilling lives possible.

Throughout the series, "Leaving, Cleaving and Loving...for life," the authors explore ways couples can enjoy exciting, loving, lifelong marriages. The series examines how marital unions can be established and maintained to meet, complete and "fill to the full" the design and desire of the Architect and Builder of marriage in every measure. This invokes God's delight and blessing, and allows couples to discover and realize where they fit within this masterpiece called "marriage" and to experience the most purposeful and fulfilling lives possible.

Every Season is the Season for Peace ?Thoughts of Peace? assures the reader that peace is God?s plan for everyone who will simply pursue it. It then explains practical ways of pursuing God?s peace and the enormous blessings resulting from finding ?a place of peace.? If you desire an abiding peace--not just a fleeting or momentary peace, but one which is an anchor to the soul, steadying you and safely guiding you through every storm in life, then ?Thoughts of Peace? should be the next book on your reading list.

The decision to write a book about the practical aspects of the baculovirus expression system stems from the numerous phone calls for help we have had, and from the many visitors to our labora tories requiring assistance to find the elusive polyhedrin-negative virus containing their favourite gene.

This work attempts to discover why so many Mexican Indians are illiterate today despite an indigenous literary tradition that dates back to the pre-Conquest period.