Bøger af Brian Harrison

The voice of Jesus Himself, as well as the apostolic and prophetic voices found echoing down through church history, have long expressed a clarion call to the body of Christ to maintain a bright and brilliant unity with God, and with each other-a unity put on full display for all to see. These voices have long been shouted down or altogether silenced by other aspects of church mission which have all but drowned out this, the simplest and most basic expressed will of Christ.

Togg returns to Earth for a visit only to discover that it's Halloween, and the world has transformed into a spooky and festive place. Togg, curious and bewildered, embarks on an adventure to understand this strange and delightful holiday, encountering costumes, pumpkins, and trick-or-treating along the way. It's a whimsical tale of an alien's unexpected Halloween adventure on our planet.Scan the QR code to read along with the author.

One snowy Christmas Eve, a friendly alien's spaceship crash-lands on Earth. While fixing his spaceship, the alien meets Santa Claus and becomes fast friends. Together, they set off to help Santa deliver presents to all the boys and girls. Along the way, the alien discovers the joy of giving and learns all about the wonderful holiday of Christmas. It's a fun and heartwarming adventure for kids of all ages!Scan the QR code to read along with the author.

Togg returns to Earth for a vacation, expecting a peaceful holiday season. However, upon arrival, he finds chaos in Santa's workshop, with unfinished toys and Christmas approaching. Using his advanced alien spaceship technology, he helps the elves complete the toys and joins forces with Santa Claus to ensure that every child's Christmas wishes are granted, turning a chaotic holiday into a heartwarming tale of teamwork and festive magic.Scan the QR code to read along with the author.

Primetime: A Novel Primetime explores the idea of celebrity through the viewpoint of a grocery manager in a small Midwestern town. Sam explores the meaning of celebrity after he is the lone survivor of a rare drive by shooting in his hometown Waukaponeda. He describes employees, customers and conversations he has in order to finally come to an understand and an acceptance of what celebrity and fame means, at least in a small town. Primetime is the story of fame and celebrity not on a national worldwide scale but what its like in a small town and Sam trying to reconcile that being the lone survivor of a drive-by shooting, which gives him his own odd fame, coupled with his position at work, he struggles not only with survivors guilt but the "what now." While inspired by true events and actual people, fame is still an incredibly curious thing. It means different things to different people in different places around the world. Fame is not the same in New York and Los Angeles as it is in Dowagiac, Michigan or South Bend, Indiana.

An impressively detailed but also unusually wide-ranging analysis of post-war Britain from 1970 to the end of Mrs Thatcher's term as prime minister in 1990, covering everything from international relations to family life, the countryside to manufacturing, religion to race, cultural life to political structures.

Growing up in the 1970s and ''80s, I was surrounded by ruthless politics, new technology, and an expanding entertainment industry. Movies and music, along with an early infatuation for the opposite sex, were used as ways to escape my adolescent troubles. It wasn''t until my childhood sweetheart passed away--in the middle of reconciling after a miscarriage and divorce--when I felt compelled to begin writing these reflections, unaware that the aftermath of her death was only the beginning. I needed an outlet--a platform to help others before they make their own dead-end turns. What follows are the lessons and challenges of dealing with multiple losses, drug addiction, broken bonds, and the dangers of limited thinking. All while trying to move forward, regardless of how others treat you or how desolate you may feel.

An impressively detailed but also unusually wide-ranging analysis of post-war Britain in the 1950s and 60s, covering everything from international relations to family life, the countryside to manufacturing, religion to race, cultural life to political structures.