Books by P J Mann

This book contains fifty-two Bible lessons suitable for students from grade 6 to adult and is useful in several different settings: a year’s supply of Bible study lessons in any classroom setting. The book includes lessons for Easter, Thanksgiving, and Christmas.These lessons are useful when a substitute teacher is needed on short notice. The substitute teacher may select a topic and teach an effective lesson with little or no preparation time.Use as curriculum for an in-home Bible study group, for youth gatherings, for nursing home studies (either group or one-on-one), for jails or prisons, for special events (for Easter, Thanksgiving, or Christmas holidays). Or perhaps an individual, at-home, personal Bible study, or any other group gathered to study the Bible.These Bible lessons are intended to be easy to use for anyone who can read English. Teach a lesson with little or no preparation time. Those who are inexperienced in teaching Bible lessons will find these lessons easy to use.Each lesson includes the following: The main lesson text, including printed Scripture passagesA summary/review of the main points of the lessonLife-application questions, applying the lesson to lifeA suggested closing prayer (optional)A Bible quiz to be used as a time filler, if needed An index and description of each lesson is located at the front of this book.

Problems are part of our everyday life, but some of us seem to spiral deeper into misery and danger.Julius is - without a shadow of a doubt - one such man. Grappling with low esteem, overwhelming nicotine addiction, and a complicatedrelationship with an overbearing father, he feels like he's losing a grip on his life, and resorts to fleeing to Boston.When he finds himself in the studio of the eminent psychiatrist, Dr. Wright, Julius feels like he's got the solution to all his problems at hand, and regardless of his initial hesitations, he agrees to leave for therapy to get rid of his addiction by going to in an isolated resort.When Detective Bochorishvili of Tbilisi Police Department and his cousin Lieutenant Avaliani of the Bureau of the Investigative Services in Boston start to reconsider an old case involving a patient of Dr. Wright, the web of shadows spreads from the Georgian capital to Boston, and begins to whirl in a vortex around the figure of Dr. Wright. Little do any of them know that the spider's web of lies, deceit, murder, and mystery is closing in from all sides, and it won't be long before the pieces of the puzzle begin to fall into place.Suspicions rise and fall, spies lurk in the darkness, and mysteries call out to be solved before more individuals meet their fate at the ambitious hands of evil. Closing the trilogy The Devil's Deal will bring to light a question; will justice triumph, or will it be another Deadly Deception?

Something keeps Laura Jefferson up at night. Maybe it’s the Boston traffic, maybe the sounds of the city outside her apartment window, maybe the stresses of day to day life. Whatever it is, when she’s offered a radical treatment at a secluded hotel, she doesn’t even hesitate.But while the hotel is perfect, the grounds idyllic, and Dr Wright and his staff friendly and eager to help, it isn’t long before Laura’s fellow patients begin acting strangely, some even dropping out of the program altogether, disappearing into the night. As Laura loses chunks of time, a detective arrives, and the questions at the heart of the hotel begin to unravel.Continuing the trilogy, Deadly Deception - Insomniac - draws closer to the mystery of Dr. Wright’s research, and the lies behind Laura’s perfect night of sleep.