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How can you become a victim of a romance scam and recover from the experience without harm? Elina Juusola, researcher and a feminist was living a low time of her life. She was struggling with her health and grieving the loss of her mother when she suddenly was cheered by a suggestion on Facebook to join a dating site. Soon, she was receiving mail. A British-Australian Major Stephen on a peacekeeping mission in Afghanistan found his way to her heart until he started asking for money. That is when Elina's red flags were up. Love on the Line book is Elina's story of recovery. It explains why we are prone to be vulnerable and easy picks for professional fraudsters. The book reveals how the scammers work in targeting their victims. Love on the line is also a book for peers support in recovery as a victim of fraud.

How Mountains Were Formed is a realistic fable that challenges one's imagination. Cleverly, the fable relates the formation of mountains to the dinosaur's extinction. The advanced vocabulary and realistic graphics make this not only a fun book for many ages, but it also lends to a realistic scenario that relates to scientific evolution and natural weather disaster.

Ms. Jacqueline Jeter is a motivational speaker and author of ¬ Things ¬ at Happened by Butterfly Kisses. She's a proud African-American and was born and raised in Spartanburg, South Carolina. Her goal is to inspire people to continuously reinvent themselves to achieve greatness. Jacqueline is open to speak at any engagements upon invitation.

Sam Parker is the owner of Warrior's Path and a loving devoted husband. he had just uncovered some news his wife's childhood. However, this discovery is also tied to his two best friends and business partners. Sam could not believe the extent of their involvement and he was determined to fight to protect his marriage. When Sam was approached by FBI agents, he knew he had stumbled upon something big and that he could not walk away. Curious Sam will soon find out how deep is the bond between his best friends which more than their business relationship. Sam moved to confront his friends with the help of the FBI leading to his murder. Unsuspecting Carol, Sam's wife, was left to figure out who was responsible for her husband's death. Her journey led to her childhood secrets and to question the reality of her husband death. What role did her husband's friends play in his murder? What ties does she have with them? Is Sam really dead? These are some of the questions Carol Parker must resolve as she digs up some truth about the inheritance she never knew belonged to her.

Learning A, B, C's with Seth is a book that can be used by parents, teachers, tutors and others to teach children to learn to identify the letters of the alphabet. It is a book that encourages young children to learn to identify these letters in a pleasant, fun way. Children are motivated to learn the alphabets because in the process of doing so, they interact rhythmically with colorful pictures and rhyming words and phrases. Additionally, children will also learn to write the letters and at the same time to identify primary colors. Space is made available in the book to allow for writing practice of each of the letters of the alphabet as well as the child's name. Once these have been mastered, children can learn the concept of rhyming words, and more. Learning A, B, C's with Seth can easily become your child's favorite book.

Christianity's Missing Piece depicts a tormented man torn between two identities in conflict, that of a contracts manager at Rockwell international, one of the largest multinational corporations in the field of nuclear weapons, and that of a believing Christian and practicing Catholic. His book describes Siemer's years of spiritual somersaulting as he attempts to reconcile his two identities. We see him as a young Naval airman learning to be an officer and a supposed savior of the Western World In Italy, yet later a seminarian. We watch him as he marries, is hired by Rockwell and moves up through the corporate ranks. We see him witness the devastation and destruction of weapons said-to-be-used as deterrents in Vietnam. We see his life deteriorate as he turns to alcohol to cope with his two irreconcilable truths, until finally he leaves his life of comfort and decides to dedicate his life to Peace.

A treat for the eyes and the gray matter too, What is Missing? very successfully employs its unique visual device and its warm conversational tone to set up an insightful and eminently worthwhile discussion on modern life."

The Author has written a lovely children's story to help kids confront, in a roundabout and fun way, the issue of immediate gratification, which plagues many children (and their parents). This issue is related through the story of a boy, Bill, who has a "gimme want wants" attitude that is not serving him well. Though the analogy of a pig in a pen, Bill's grandpa teaches him that a pig is best left in its pen, just like the gimme gimme want attitude is best kept contained. This story is a great way of communicating an important lesson, and parents will surely like the values it is teaching. I also think the story concept section was well written - the author clearly put a lot of thought into the underlying concept of this book. The book interactive nature is also great, and kids will benefit from putting the lessons of this story into practice.

When a devastating plague leaves the human race nearly extinct, seven survivors in North Dakota find each other and a place to live. When one of them learns his daughters might still be alive, the survivors set off to find them, only to discover they were taken by a brutal cult. They follow the cult throughout America, and discover horrors beyond measure. When they finally rescue the girls, are the girls really alright or has the evil infiltrated them too?

Christmas has been celebrated around the world for centuries. It is generally accepted as a pivotal break in the western calendar and usually associated with family gatherings, retail profusion and merrymaking. Besides presenting the biblical account of the Christmas story in chronological order as a seamless narrative, this book serves to provide the reader with a brief explanation of the history, theology and ecclesiastical development of the event. ­ e manner in which Christmas is celebrated in different parts of the world is also included to capture some of the rich diversity of a religious festival held dear to so many.

The book was written with the Author's heart and soul, and true feelings. This is a reflection of her life's experiences. Every stanza expresses the Author's words of true love.

The thunder warriors go way back, Starting eight hundred thousand years ago, they have been fighting the evil Omnizar, but this wasn't just any war. Omnizar wanted the sacred phoenix crsytals, the deadliest source that has ever existed. The phoenix crystals are used to summon the fire phoenix lightning dragon, a powerful creature that can destroy Ominzar and vanquish him back to hell, so he wanted to make sure that the thunder warriors never exist. Surothion, who is the leader of the thunder warriors, won't let that happen because he has decided to continue his quest as the leader of the thunder warriors, and that is why in the future, he ran into a group college, students named Billy, Kenneth, Larutio, Zomar, Randy, Letitia, Jennifer, and Cody. These young warriors would soon run into the leader, Surothion, when he brought them together so they could helf fight the evil vampires and demons that are being sent by Omninzar. The eight of them didn't become friends until they were united during the morning they were in school and Omnizar sent one of his demons to terrorize the people of Star Field, Minnesota.

This book is a story about my family, mixed with the journey I have taken through this world. Life is never easy, it's not supposed to be, it's a learning process, a mixture of joyous memories, combined with some painful experiences.First of all, I'm an army brat. My education began on a trip to Stuttgart, Germany where I attended through the first grade. I really enjoyed all the miles we crossed, the moving part was traumatic. I have had so many different jobs, I cannot remember them all. Each one was a learning experience. I have run a printing press, worked as a tool and dye maker, run a construction business and even tried pro baseball. Then, in 2002 I had a motorcycle accident, which left me comatose for a number of days. All of my memories, all the different occupations have led me to a writing career. I don't regret any part of my life, I simply look forward to tomorrow.

If you live in the Caribbean or Florida, you've probably heard tales about the Great Okeechobee Hurricane, which killed thousands and left behind wide swaths of destruction. Also known as the Saint Felipe (Phillip) Segundo Hurricane, it developed in the far eastern Atlantic before making its way over land and taking the lives of Bahamian migrant workers and Florida residents. This thoroughly researched history considers the storm and its aftermath, exploring an important historical weather event that has been neglected. Through historical photographs of actual damage and personal recollections, author and veteran meteorologist Wayne Neely examines the widespread devastation that the hurricane caused. You'll get a detailed account on: • workers who were caught unprepared on the farms in the Okeechobee region of Florida; • challenges that those involved in the recovery effort faced after the hurricane passed; • personal and community turmoil that took decades to fully overcome. This massive storm killed at least 2,500 people in the United States of which approximately 1,400 were Bahamians migrant workers, becoming the second deadliest hurricane in the history of the United States, behind only the Great Galveston Hurricane of 1900. To this day, it remains the deadliest hurricane to ever strike the Bahamas.Wayne Neely attended the University of the Bahamas and majored in Geography and History and then onto the Caribbean Meteorological Institute in Barbados, where he majored and specialized in weather forecasting. He is an international speaker, best-selling author, educator, and meteorologist at the Department of Meteorology in Nassau, Bahamas, where he has worked for more than twenty-eight years. He has written twelve books on hurricanes and regularly speaks at schools, colleges, and universities about the history and impact of hurricanes.

Modern weather forecasting has made it possible to monitor, track, and predict the path of hurricanes like never before. Even so, they have the power to destroy homes, cities, and lives. Combining hurricane history, first-person accounts, and the basic hurricane science, this book takes a closer look at the most terrifying and devastating storms of the Caribbean and the Americas and the stories behind them and what made them so unique and memorable in the annals of the North Atlantic hurricane history. Witness nature's fury as some of the greatest and deadliest hurricanes come alive. Witness the rage of Hurricane Andrew, the great death toll of the Great Hurricane of 1780, the massive size and clean-up costs of Hurricane Sandy or the unbelievable flood waters of Hurricane Katrina batter Louisiana, Alabama, and Mississippi. In this book-you will visit many of the greatest and deadliest hurricanes of the North Atlantic firsthand and their destructive aftermaths. Spanning more than five centuries and drawing on extensive archival research in Europe, the Americas and the Caribbean, this book emphasizes the continuing role of race, societal inequality, and economic ideology in the shaping of our responses to hurricanes.With the prospect of hurricanes becoming ever fiercer and destructive, this book offers a much-needed opportunity to understand and study these freaks of nature called hurricanes. For more than 15 years, meteorologist and bestselling author Wayne Neely has provided all the latest and up-to-the-minute coverage in the study of hurricanes both past and present. Wayne Neely is a well-respected authority on Bahamian and Caribbean hurricanes and has written nine previous books on hurricanes. In this book, he gathers together all of the latest hurricane research and the finest hurricane related stories detailing mankind's quest to understand and predict these awesome events related to the history and science of hurricanes. In the North Atlantic, on average hurricanes claim the lives of well over 5,000 people every decade and leave several billion dollars' worth of property damage to the impacted areas. Hurricanes are as terrifying and powerful as ever, but as this book will show, modern science has made amazing discoveries in the effort to predict where and when they will occur. Readers will also learn about the complex set of weather-related conditions that contribute to hurricanes. Here is a terrific read for weather and hurricane buffs, amateur meteorologists, students, and anyone interested in the science and history of hurricanes within this region.

Not All Scars are Wounded centers the good and bad of human connection, not only with those around us, but just as important, within ourselves. As it's heart, each poem shares the internal yet eternal conflict between our wanting for everything and our not wanting for anything. In other books, love and heartbreak become poetic themes, revealing how to find oneself and become a better person. However, in Not All Scars are wounded, these themes tear and unravel into threads to give a better look at who we are and what makes that special to us. David Gilbert is a poet and writer from Dayton Ohio, revealing themes of love and life to uncover the importance of self-discovery and self-recovery. Attending four years at Stivers School for the Arts with a focus on creative writing and receiving his Associate's and Bachelor's Degree in English, David has learned his craft by understanding the significance, of words to provoke fresh emotion and raw honesty. His collection of peotry, Not All Scars are Wounded, is his debut to display his love (and even hate) for life, relationships, and everything else that he can break or empower.

For thousands of years, humankind questioned what happens when we die. Philosophers and religious leaders searched for an answer. Often, the answer was, after dying, one's spirit goes to a paradise. What happens when we no longer die? Do we ever go to a paradise? Returning to Eden is a story of what humankind needs to do when it achieves immortality in this existence. It will be at least 250 years before humankind achieves immortality. Preparing for that eventuality will be difficult. The book addresses not only the scientific advancements required for immortality but also religion, social mores and folkways, economic science, educational methods, political science, resources requirements, and other factors affected by humankind's achievement. The story takes place 100 years in the future, when technical advancements provide a means for communication using artificial intelligence devices augmenting university professors lecturing from different locations on Earth and Moon for a universal symposium. Unfortunately, for humankind, even 100 years in the future, people will still be engaged in hostile conflicts. These conflicts continually interrupt the symposium, and it takes the efforts of government and university security personnel to resolve the situation. How they do it is futuristic and not simple.

"The author captures every aspect of a great novel. It has action, suspense, romance, drama, faith mixed in with fact and fiction. The way he incorporates all aspects is intriguing." - Mr. Adams, High School Teacher The end times; a bomb more powerful than the atomic bomb; time traveler -- are they possible? Who knows? But if you were given a chance, how would you rewrite history?

Grim and poignant at times, but peppery with realism and a strong sense of time and place. - Kirkus Review This is a book for children who are interested in what it was like to live in a coal mining camp around the 1900's. Each of the 20 short stories includes a life lesson, insight, and a look into the lives of the children. The stories are from the viewpoint of the children from the many countries represented in the coal camps in southern Colorado. Class room discussion questions are also included.

The Agony The Ebony is a unique collection of poems that transcends anything people have ever read and seen before. This is truly a colorful, masterful work of art that stands out in a class of its own

Still fighting and have lost to cancer. God bless then all. About the author. I am writing this book for all my friends and loved ones. That have left his world. And have gone to a place we call Heaven I miss them all very much. Some of names have been changed so there goes I hope you enjoy it. I wrote it with love. I was asked to write another book from people that have been enjoying my books i am so happy people are reading them this book is a follow up to book two so god bless you all.

Over three thousand years separate exodus of biblical Jews from the land of Egypt from the last wave of Jewish migrants to exit Russia. Hundreds of thousands of the modern-day Russian Jews find themselves in the United States, Israel, and elsewhere. What made them leave their motherland this time around? What country are they loyal to? And lastly, what is the reason for the Soviet anti-Semitism? The Fifth Record: Understanding the Last Jewish Exodus is about the people in quest of a better destiny and a principle fiber of community with a split identity. Historical and social conditions of the twentieth century have formed the distinct culture of Soviet Jews - an educated, ambitious, secular, and yet conservative people. A combination of personal experience, focused observations, and subjective reflections about people of the last exodus determined the substance of the book. The book depicts the realities surrounded Russian Jews before and after their last wave of exodus. It outlines the ethical and cultural merits left behind in one world and found in another.