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Flight of the Revelation by Robert Parsons

Peoushi, the Long Hair, Custer. That was what Native Americans called him. His story comes from the annals of the West. Not the exaggerated heroism and madness that it would become in Hollywood, but a man doing the work he chose. A professional soldier. And to do the work required the material at hand, men of the Seventh United States Cavalry; men from many nations, speaking different languages and fighting beneath a common flag. With their leader, George Armstrong Custer, Peoushi, they found the fight at a place called Little Big Horn.

Adirondack Blue is a compilation of poems Christopher Dean has written over the years. These poems have been inspired by his own experiences, spirituality, family and friends. The poems are a way for him to express his thoughts and emotions in a constructive way. Dean has always believed that the arts are important and this book is his way to help encourage others to become involved in the arts however they are able.

In a world where prosperity has been demonized due a lack of truth, economic uncertainty and the absence of governmental leadership, the author attempts to usher you into a biblical perspective about the truth of money. The security of America is being threatened by forces whom undermine the truth of it's prosperity and obtain money through evil works. The root of evil is a subject that is hidden from the masses because of the truthful enlightenment it could unleash worldwide exploding prosperity God's way. Virtue is a driving force in the creation of money and prosperity.

Curious how Pope Francis I might be compelled to modernize the Catholic Church? Then this work of fiction is for you!Faced with a widening river of disappearing souls and mountains of unsettled legal challenges, Francis is facing his life''s ultimate challenge: enticing the modern man anew to follow God''s word. Surrounded by reform-defiant cardinals and hopelessly stuck in century-old dogmatic muck, he desperately turns to his Jesuit brotherhood for help.Grittily determined, he commands them to devise a cunning strategy-a brazen and fearless action package capable of stemming the tide of lapsing souls. Their chosen route calls for crossing the digital divide to embrace the modern man and moving swiftly against the swelling of the Islamic faith. Pursuing this means upheaval amidst tradition and using the swift sword of technology and artificial intelligence when crushing adversaries.Inches from fact, Pope Francis I: Crusader and Knight of Christ might just present the blueprint for how the Catholic Church will one day recover. Get hooked!

After working many different jobs in La Seraph County, California, Debra Wayland consequently learned that the games people play don''t change, only the players do. A male captain and a female lieutenant with a hidden agenda maliciously conspired against Debra, attempting to defame her character. A female chief, over them all, also joined the conspiracy. Nevertheless, Debra had no choice but to fight them all.

The decade long search for one of the world''s most dangerous men, Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman led Mexican and U.S., authorities on a bizarre journey that cemented his infamy in history. Mired in violence and lore, the leader of the Sinaloa cartel escaped prison in 2001 and went on a thirteen year terror spree that ended on February 22, 2014. Lost behind the headline grabbing details is a story of a man''s journey of redemption which provided the facts eluding authorities necessary to capture the monster. Marcos "Killa" Munoz, a former drug dealer and DEA informant, stepped out of the shadows and provided the logistics of the Sonora drug corridor that was the key to ending the reign of terror. While the world waited, one man stepped out the past and helped make history. Woven into the fast paced investigation of multiple agencies'' are the interviews and components that combined to create a path to Guzman''s final bastion. The DEA steps to the forefront of the investigation and uses Marco''s information as a scythe to slice through the red tape of international politics. A journey of human frailty and emotions that became the catalyst for change in the seething world of drugs and violence. His obdurate refusal to remain buried in the past is an amazing story that will never make the headlines. Long forgotten, the "Ghostman" is back with a vengeance.

Aileron doesn''t know who he is or what happened to him in the past to make him lose his memories. A strange reoccurring dream seems to hold the answer but creates more questions and heartache than Aileron can stand. A stroke of fate and an unlikely friendship leads him down the path to the answers he desperately seeks regarding his past and his uncertain future. During his journey, a secret that is more dangerous than ever imagined has strong connections to his past and shapes the future of his clan and the earth''s fragile balance.

I wrote this as a tribute to my mother, a humble and gently unassuming housewife and mother who loved and understood everything about life and all of its great mysteries. Although Alzheimer's disease relentlessly and ruthlessly ravaged both her mind and body, her soul remained untouched and pure. This book chronicles her struggles, which certainly impacted the lives of everyone for both the better and the worse. In the end, though, her final lasting lesson was that even in sickness, she still was able to reveal to her loved ones the beauty that surrounds each of us. We learned from her, and for this, we each became better human beings. I wish to share that message of comfort and hope with you, dear reader.

When people think of segregated schools in America, particularly before the historic Brown v. Board of Education decision, cities and towns in the South immediately come to mind. There were, however, segregated schools districts in the North as well. Hillburn, New York is a quiet little village with approximately one thousand residents, just forty miles northwest of New York City. For decades, it was also a community divided by race with two grammar schools. The two schools were dramatically different in size, construction, and programming. The school for the white children had indoor plumbing, a gymnasium, a library, a nurse, and all of the amenities that students would need to succeed. The school for the children of color, by contrast, was small and cramped. Those students had to use outhouses and their physical education took place in the street in front of the school.The separate-but-equal treatment of the Hillburn school children might have continued for a long time if it were not for the efforts of two unlikely champions: Thomas Ulysses Alexander and Thurgood Marshall. Although their individual contributions were over a decade apart, they shared a commitment to equal opportunity. This book tells the story of these two men, one famous and one unknown, and how they changed the lives of the children in Hillburn as well as the course of history.

Have you experienced the deepest point of your life where you have nothing but your unwavering faith in God?For twenty-three-year-old Jagada Chambers, life took a turn for the worst when he, under the influence of alcohol, made a grave mistake during Spring Break vacation in Florida. He hit rock bottom facing twenty-plus years in prison and a violent-felony conviction. He was confronted with the reality of being stripped of his freedom and doomed to adjust to life behind bars.If you were faced with the same circumstances, how would you respond?In this book, you will gain a new perspective in life. You will know more of hope, love, life and justice. You will learn that, win or lose, God is with you always. Most of all, learn when to accept defeat and to wholeheartedly trust God, without questions, without doubts.

Heart disease is still the number one killer of both men and women in this country. Captain Belluardo has written a compelling story chronicling a 20 year journey of learning how to completely reversed heart disease by taking complete control of his healthcare following two open heart surgeries. During his journey of learning and research he uncovered the angiogenesis process allowing him to grow new arteries in his heart and replaced seven arterial bypasses. He treated the cause of heart disease and not the symptoms. He used the natural angiogenesis process to grow new arteries in his heart based on animal research and used himself as the animal test subject. No human researcher has ever attempted to force a human heart into ischemia for the purpose of growing new coronary arteries. The story also chronicles his motivation, a love of flying and how he learned to fly a real antique "stick & rudder" airplane. He had to prove to the Federal Aviation Administration with documentation that he had completely reversed his heart disease and pass all the required tests for issuance of an airman's medical certificate. The story contains lessons for the medical community, the aviation community, as well as the general public. This is a story that must be told to expose the truth about treating the cause of heart disease and not the symptoms.

"Destination Nez Perce" is an action packed early American adventure story. If your soul is stirred by adventure, be it real life or vicariously through the pages of an adrenalin pulse driving novel, then this one can be placed at eye level on your shelf. You'll find yourself sneering at evil while at the same time humorously cheering the triumphs against it. As you follow Cameron Macovey, the grandson of Jacob Macovey, one of the first explorers to venture west of the Missouri River. Jacobs relationship with the indigenous Nez Perce people and the Macovey families on going tradition of preserving the sanctity of the Appaloosa blood line the Nez Perce had developed. If excellent fiction laced with historical fact creates and stirs a visual for you then take this one home.

This book is about the first African-American female United States President that was congressionally allowed to implement laws that successfully transformed her presidential objectives to the following as well as other major accomplishments: Changed government laws; implemented judicial mandates; as well as modified existing political election practices. Configured new income tax brackets; regulated the product and service prices of all businesses; as well as drastically decreased foreign and domestic debt. Created numerous jobs that resulted in the decrease of unemployment statistics to 2%; as well as reduced national crime statistics to 5%. Established national databases containing information regarding persons, businesses, criminals, and other entities.

This is a fictional novel of a son, estranged from his enigmatic father after years of mutual sparring. Liam Mayfair loses all hope of reconciliation with his father when J.W. Mayfair, naval war hero and renowned trial attorney, is killed aboard Flight 800 off the coast of Long Island on July 17, 1996. When Liam accidentally discovers a recording that reveals the true cause of the crash, he is suddenly catapulted out of self-pitying complacency and deep depression into the firestorm of an international terrorist conspiracy and massive government cover-up. Liam Mayfair, barely turned 23 years old, is faced with the moral dilemma of a lifetime as he reluctantly teams up with a retired FBI agent to foil a plot to destroy him, his family, and the truth. This is a compelling story about the risks and rewards involved in his search for that elusive truth. Liam's Promise is a tale of one man's decision to follow his conscience despite the devastating costs which threaten his family and country.

Weasel Brook Farm is a peaceful place, where all of the animals get along just fine. Farmer Brown is kind and easy going with everyone, and has taught all of his animals to be truthful and friendly with each other. Becky the cow, Wooly the sheep, Pokey the pig, Harry the horse, Duke the dog, Ducky the duck, Clucky the chicken, and Rudy the rooster are all the best of friends. One day, Farmer Brown brings three new pigs to the farm. Pinky, Stinky, and Snout seem nice enough at first. They make sure they befriend all of the animals at Weasel Brook Farm very quickly, but soon after their arrival, things start going wrong. Duke barks at Harry, which he never has before. Could Pinky, Stinky, and Snout be the cause of all this trouble? Are these new members spreading rumors and lying? Farmer Brown doesn't think so. Do you? Farmer Brown's Dilemma is a great lesson on how lying and bullying is hurtful to others.

"Seventy-seven Years in Dixie: The Boys in Gray of 61-65" by H.W. Reddick is a poetic, sweeping epic chronicling one young man's experience fighting the Yankees in the American Civil War. Following him through battles and time spent as a prisoner of war, we experience alongside him aching hunger, terror before battle and the humanizing moments that come when, stuck alongside brothers, young soldiers see what makes each of us human. Complete with a series of poems celebrating the heroism of those who fought the war that split the States, we celebrate moments of triumph-- a taste of buttermilk after days of hunger, new shoes in winter and a night's sleep indoors. A testament to those who've fought for our freedoms, "Seventy-Seven Years" is as much an adventure as it is a reminder of our nation's powerful history.

Techno Flower is a collection of poetry that is as vivid and as colorful as the title implies. From alcohol, to love, to the dangers of greed, Techno Flower covers all walks of life. Without holding any punches, Techno Flower is a collection of some of the most interesting poetry to come out this decade.

Sometimes what you are desperately searching for is right under your nose. That's the lesson of this fascinating memoir from a character that has grown up in what seems the least dramatic place in the country: small town Iowa. Yet, even in a small farming town, life can bring harsh blows and many crazy turns. Follow the journey of one man from childhood trauma to drug addiction to settling down into a rewarding family life while gaining the respect of the man he always wanted to please but was never quite able to: his father. As you read his story, perhaps you'll realize that what you seek might be right beside you. Perhaps this book will even save you a lot of time from looking for peace and contentment in all the wrong places.

What is in a name? Have you ever taken the time to contemplate the meaning behind your name, the experiences that have shaped your life, and the relationships that have defined you? We all have stories to tell about our lives, some sad while others are very joyful. As we reach our later years, only then can we look back at previous events and see how they have shaped or reshaped our lives. While these events may seem small to some, they are important to you. They define you. They cause you to laugh, to cry, to think, to love, and to reminisce. In this book, Dean Scarpa explores the turns and bends along the road in this journey we call life. From an aspiring musician to his career goals, Dean reveals his experiences and revelations. His stories may be of simple events, but the underlying meanings and his revelations are so profound that they will make you pause. You will find yourself taking a deeper look at yourself, your goals, and your relationships - your entire outlook on life. This piece of personal revelation will make you laugh, think, cry, and smile all the way through to the last page.

What happens when two teen-aged girls decide to cross the vast country of Canada by horseback? Cross Country for Two tracks the unexpected adventures and romance that Brenda and Robbie encounter as they make their way from Nova Scotia to the Pacific Ocean. You will feel the excitement of what happens when people step out of their comfort zone as the girls face several challenges along the roads. You will grow to love the heroines, as well as their horses, as you see how they persevere during their months of travel across all sorts of terrain. Have your faith in humanity restored as you read about the kindnesses that strangers show the girls during their trek, and see what can happen when some of those strangers are caring and handsome. Cross Country for Two is a good old-fashioned tale of exploration with no objectionable language or scenes. Readers of all ages will enjoy this fascinating account of two girls who grow up on horseback as they see the beautiful people and scenery of Canada.

This book is meant to be useful to anyone who is interested in having and working with a large guardian dog. In these pages I hope I have answered many of the questions that surround large guardian dogs and what these great animals are possible of. It is my hope that the reader studies this book before purchasing their first large guardian pup. Training and maintaining a large guardian dog can be very time consuming early in the training stages, but the reward is well worth the peace of mind one will experience for the years that follow. One of the best lessons I have learned is that our large guardian dogs are forgiving of my shortcomings as a herd and dog owner. Often they know and understand more about what is going on than I do. These dogs are endlessly loyal and can be incredibly beneficial and meaningful to you, your family and your farm.

In Translucent Images, author A.E.Dodds explores a series of human conditions as well as all of the possible antidotes. Dividing his fictional accounts of the wayward lives of his unfulfilled characters into short stories, Dodds provides his reader with the full picture of what makes just about every type of person the way that they are. No flaw is buffed or indecency glazed over as these characters are witnessed performing acts that range from the most rapturous expression of human love to the most vile and heartless contemplation of murder. Mature subject matters are exposed in very bright lighting as they often entangle themselves in the complex workings of nearly every person who tries to live in this world. In reading these passages, it becomes painfully obvious that there is no true black-and-white when considering the human character, nor do solutions to the problems inherent in the human condition come in one-size-fits-all packages.

Soshal Scientz, the book title novella and centerpiece of this collection, asks the controversial question: Did amateur anthropologist M. Nimferd Brattlesh really discover the legendary and probably mythological long-lost original aborigines of the American Southwest or not? That outlandish question, and even more outrageous variety of opinions on the subject, comprises the ten-part exploration of this most embarrassing contemplation of amateur anthropology's already crumbling history. Surrounding this narrative are stories of an overlooked revision of the fi rst book of Genesis, eccentric and absurd situations encountered by numerous characters in search of some much-needed respite from the human condition, and satires and/or parodies that cover some of the visual and literary arts. Any reader seeking profound insights through fi ction and varied tales of lives lived upward or downward is encouraged to look elsewhere. Stories with titles such as Casseroles, Mrs. Probler's Fesslem, Homer Kiam's Rubber Rat, Myrtle's Organic Birds, and Woman With 3-Leg Dog should never be expected to convey any insight or even a single clever sentence as a reward. Other than that, what more needs to be said?

From reptiles to mammals, from an ape to a tree,"Here''s Looking At You" is some great poetry.With a focus on animals you can find in a zoo,The poems in this book are all just for you!Teaching a reader to learn a little bit more,About zoos and their animals, than they knew before.So don''t think twice about opening this book,Take a minute, take a seat, and take a good look!There are facts and laughs and other things beside.All these things and more are waiting inside."Here''s Looking At You" is written oh so uniquely,And its topics, though varied, are conveyed so completely.The book is essentially a collection of cries for help from the animals. It is meant to remind people that we share this earth with others, and that without them, we would not be. Serving to identify the job of a zookeeper, which is not a job but a passion, it also brings to light the importance of the volunteer, as well as grasping the attention of the public. "Here''s Looking At You" will hopefully make readers realize not only the importance of our animal kingdom, but the connection we have with them.A portion of the profits from this book is being donated to an animal facility.

As one of the most enigmatic and most reviled kings in English history, the man who will become Richard III emerges from the pages of The Protector as a loyal brother, a fearless soldier, and an able administrator of the north of England. Neither saint nor villain, he is thrust unwillingly into power by the untimely death of his elder brother, King Edward IV, who leaves the crown to his son, a twelve-year-old boy.   On his deathbed, the dying king names Richard protector of the new king and of the realm, but the youth is wholly under the influence of the Woodvilles, his mother's family and Richard's sworn enemies. The result is a power struggle in which Richard must fight to gain not only physical possession of the new king but also his affections as well. In this contest, he is joined by an old ally, William Lord Hastings, and by a new one, the charismatic Henry Stafford, Duke of Buckingham. Both men will play pivotal roles in the events that follow.   In the process, Richard will learn of an old family secret that has the capacity to change his life. He will also endure stunning betrayals from the two men who are closest to him while himself committing what is arguably the greatest betrayal of allthe seizing of the crown from his brother's son. This action leaves both the deposed king and his younger brother, Richard's namesake, open to a fate that Richard could not have foreseen, one that is wrapped in the riddle of his relationship with Henry Stafford and that will haunt him for the rest of his days. 

A Western tale of a greedy land baron who, after the war, tries to force small ranch owners to sell their ranches and cattle to him at below market prices when land and cattle prices are depressed right after the Civil War. Clint, an officer in the Union army, returns from the war and finds out about the land baron's tactics. He organizes a six-hundred-mile cattle drive to help the ranchers survive. The drive goes from northern Texas to Cheyenne, Wyoming. The land baron sends men after the drive to stop it. When the drive is successful, the baron's men steal the money from the sale of the cattle. The baron continues to play dirty tricks on Clint's father to get him to sell the ranch. In the end, the baron is caught in one of his dirty tricks and pays the price. 

Major David Gibbs is a dedicated and respected soldier in the military. However, while in the deserts of Iraq, Gibbs is imprisoned and tortured, unleashing a side of him that he didn't know existed. With the assistance and accompaniment of two fellow prisoners, Jacoby and Stacy, Gibbs must escape and survive both his captors and himself, while protecting his new partners. When Gibbs discovers a secret society of werewolves, vampires, and other shape-shifters, he is forced to learn a part of his history that his family had kept a secret his whole life. Now, at the age of thirty-three, Gibbs has to learn how to be a completely different animal while exploring his new physical and emotional limits alongside Jacoby and Stacy. Can Gibbs tame the beast inside of him? Does he even want to tame the beast?