Bøger af Jake Anderson

As featured on Deadliest Catch A fourth generation fisherman, Jake Anderson grew up in the rich fishing environment of Anacortes, Washington. At age seventeen, Jake began salmon fishing in Bristol Bay, Alaska, and by the age of twenty-five he was crab fishing in the heart of the Bering Sea. Soon after, Jake became a deckhand on the F/V Northwestern and joined the popular television series Deadliest Catch. As an integral part of the show, Jake is known for his hardworking nature that has allowed him to evolve from greenhorn to licensed captain. Aside from fishing, Jake has a harrowing story that has yet to be told. As an avid skateboarder, Jake aspired to become a professional until he was sidelined by injury, addiction, and homelessness. After relentlessly battling back, he was then confronted with the untimely losses of his sister, father, and mentor, Phil Harris. But with depth and maturity, Jake persevered. In his debut book, Relapse, Jake serves as an inspiration as he candidly shares his private journey to overcome tragedy.

The final battle draws near, and no one is safe. Victoria and Ace have limited backup in order to keep the kids protected from both the organization they belong to and the ruthless demon Thanatos. Be it through grief, paranoia, or something even darker, our heroes have finally hit their limit. Only one question remains: Who will survive, and what will be left of them

Bradley Benton recruits his estranged son, Melvin, along with a cinema worker named James, and together the three travel to Mars in search of new lives with hope of fresh starts. Upon reaching the planet James and Melvin discover that it is not the new world they had hoped it to be. A crew of nine makes their way to Mars to be the first settlers of the planet. Upon landing, this breakthrough for humanity is broadcast live to the world, but the coms go dark for the first 72-hour period as the crew discovers something they did not expect. This is the true and untold story of the events leading up to, and what happened during, the three-day period on Mars as all humanity watched and waited to see what the future would hold.

The battle between our heroes and the fearsome demon Thanatos has begun. After isolating them from their hunter guardians and kidnapping Chris, they find themselves in for the fight of their lives. During the fight, many strange revelations make themselves known, and the destruction of the world as they know it could loom on the horizon if they are unable to survive.

Tensions are high as Baron's Hollow seems to fall apart at the seams. Fights amidst the group isolate some, and budding romances bring others together. As personal turmoil wracks the hunters-to-be, their foe infiltrates their circle totally unbeknownst to them. One life has been taken, and others are soon to follow...

The night draws to a close... The Hunters must ward off the monster in a final showdown. Meanwhile the kids must all fight their own battles in a last-ditch effort to survive. But death closely follows them all.

I am writing this to those who call themselves Christians, redeemed by the belief in the coming, dying, and rising of Jesus, and the understanding that he is Lord-of the same nature and with the same authority of God-and the ap¬pointed judge of humanity's actions - realized and unre¬alized. An incorrect understanding of God's Lordship, Je¬sus's purpose, and right action in response to God's grace will lead us away from true faith. As dangerous to incorrect thought is correct thinking about God without a continual return to remember his grace. To identify oneself as Chris¬tian is to continue to return to the grace of Jesus's sacrifice, which drew us to God in the first place. I am not writing to say that without this continual return to the truth we are like someone who had some water two days ago and noth¬ing to drink since. We quickly become unsatisfied with God and if we do not continue to drink him into our lives, to satisfy our thirst, we will die very quickly with water on our minds and in our sight wondering how things would be so much different if we were to just have had a drink.

After Izzy has a vision of a horrifying murder in which their enemies seem to know their identities, the group officially goes on lockdown to keep themselves safe. With serious injuries regularly plaguing them, they are worn down by the escalating power of their opponents. Little do they know, a monster is already in their midst...

An immersive descent into one of the most mysterious and bizarre unsolved cases of this century. Through extensive research, personal interviews, and exclusive evidence, Anderson unearths the truth behind the disappearance of a loving, plucky family that was gradually worn down, warped–by pain and pathology–into a radicalized cell.“There’s dark stuff up there, sir. You know that, right? Cults and such.” That’s what Starlet Jamison told the Sheriff after her son and his family went missing.On October 8th, 2009, Bobby Jamison, his wife Sherilynn, and their six-year-old daughter Madyson, set off for a drive from their home in Eufaula, Oklahoma, to the nearby Sans Bois Mountains. They didn’t return that day, or the next. A week later, their truck was found abandoned on a mountain road. Inside was their dog, malnourished but alive, the family’s cell phones, wallets, and $32,000 in cash.The ensuing eight-month search was the largest in Oklahoma history, but it yielded little evidence. Online, bloggers and web sleuths put forth dozens of theories, fueled by the Jamisons’ strange, trancelike behavior on a CCTV video. Some claimed the family was abducted by white supremacists or a religious cult. In 2013, there was a tragic break in the case, when deer hunters stumbled upon the skeletal remains of two adults and a child in the Smokestack Hollow area of Panola Mountain. Forensic testing confirmed the Jamisons’ identities.But the mystery was only beginning. Had the Jamisons been planning to abandon their lives and raise Madyson alone in the wilderness—and if so, why? What happened to the briefcase and handgun that Sheryilynn was seen putting into the car? And why were no arrests ever made?Investigative journalist Jake Anderson draws on police notes, interviews, and exclusive evidence to piece together the Jamisons’ last days and weeks, weaving together startling material with his own personal insights. The story is one of dark, paranoid obsessions, but also of real malevolent forces residing in those shadowy mountains—and a compulsively readable account of a true murder mystery whose chilling impact continues to be felt.