Bøger af Josh Miller

After Chris's sister is taken during a routine training mission, and the Navy Brass unwilling to do anything about it, Chris decides to recruit those closest to him to help find his sister and bring her home. With the rescue becoming more difficult, Chris looks for aid from other worlds as he makes his way across the galaxy. ExcerptI stand straight up and take a deep breath. "Here it is people. We have lost someone today. And high command apparently doesn't give a shit. Right now, the Titan is heading back to the academy and there is going to be a memorial service for the abductees who are presumed lost. And I do not accept that. So, I intend to get Rose and everyone else back myself. " I say. Hey, that was not too bad of a speech if I do say so myself. "You what?' Lilly says, who doesn't seem as moved as I was from my little speech. "How?" Looking right at Lilly. "I am going to commandeer a ship from this very hangar deck." I say so proudly. I mean it did take me a good hour to think of this. Lilly's eyes go wide. "Have you gone mad." "Don't you want her back Lilly? To be able to laugh with her. To cry with her. To just be with her. Are you going to accept the fact that we are moving away from Sia without even knowing what has happened?" I ask her. "We will know what happened once we get back." Lilly says. Taking a step back so I can see everyone. "And by then it will be too late. By the time we get back she could be dead. They all could be dead. And I get it. She already could be dead. But until I see it with my own eyes. I will try anything and everything I can to get her back." I say looking at everyone, hoping that they will join me.

Children are dying. What are you willing to do to save your child. After losing one child, Jake is more determined then ever to make sure that no harm will come to his last and only child. This story follows Jake as he battles The Drowner in a twisted game to save his son.

Back of the book: After the daring escape from Croonia and the crime lord Nuso Maldus, Chris and his crew must now find their way to those who have been taken by the Vomi. Many trials, from outside interference to their own past, stand in their way. However, with every crew member doing their part, the journey to their destination should be achievable. Yet, the adventure to the Vomi home world is just the beginning. Inside the book: The storage bay is a bit bigger than what I thought it would be, and it holds ten suspension pods, with one of them being empty. Lilly and I walk over to some of the suspension pods and look in them, trying to make out the people on inside. At the same time, Kim and Andrhew go over to the console and begin to open the pods. All nine of the occupied pods start to cycle through their revivification cycles quickly. A woman with purple skin and built like a mountain is the first to come staggering out. "I am pleased to see you all." "You know us?" Lilly asks. "Uhh yeah...You don't?" "Long story short for right now, but we were given some heavy-duty drugs and don't remember much." Andrhew says as he helps her out of the pod. "That must be confusing. Well, until you can remember, I am Violent, and I am a member of your crew. And I am hoping that the rest of the pods hold the rest of the crew," she says looking around the room. Violent is then interrupted by a small Asian man who was vomiting bile on the floor as he crawls from his storage pod. "Oh God I hate induced cyro sleep," he says grabbing at his stomach. "Oh...Hey everyone," he says while we all look at him. "That's just gross," Lilly says. "Are you alright?" Kim asks. "I feel better now," he says as he wipes his mouth. "Why are you all looking at me, like this is the first time you have seen me puke?" "For me it is. But some of the crew have seems to have lost their memories, and don't remember us." Violent informs him. "That sucks. Hopefully it's only temporally." Kip says. At that point the rest of the pods begin to fully open and one by one the rest of the crew start to stumble out. All except a young blond-haired woman. When her pod opens, she gives a stretch and acted like she had just woken up from a light nap. "What's going on?" A groggy Amy says. "Where the hell are we?" Lucy asks. "I don't feel so good," Alex says.

It's 3016. The ozone layer and polar icecaps are a distant memory, the surface of the earth is a global toxic waste dump and people live and work underground, sweltering from the heat and toiling at mundane tasks, able to travel via teleportation. Restless clock-puncher VALTERO FORGISTO wants to make a difference, but he has a nervous stomach. He's looking forward to his vacation with his acerbic wife LIDIO and his rebellious daughter SARO on the newly colonized Uranus. Solar flares disrupt their teleportation transfer and instead, they're accidentally teleported back to our time. At first, they think they've traveled to Uranus, which they assess to be a hopelessly backward planet. They meet ACKER, a homeless veteran. He helps them grasp that they've been transported back in time. This has caused a cosmic imbalance that will result in a universal gravitational explosion. Apocalypse. They have a week to find a way home. Their use of teleportation has brought them to the attention of the military. Psychotically patriotic Special Ops COLONEL BRAGG is tasked with tracking them down and confiscating their telebelts and HE WILL NOT FAIL. Acker and the Forgistos hatch a plan to steal a magnetron and hook it up to a stadium scoreboard that is an ancient relic in the distant future. They intend to send an S.O.S. message through time. With each new risk, Valtero slowly overcomes his gastric anxiety. Before they can execute their plan, Colonel Bragg captures the Forgistos. He ignores their dire warnings. It looks like it's curtains for the universe. They're all just minutes from becoming charged particles. Will they be able to escape from Colonel Bragg and find a way to get back home? Or will the universe end in a "much bigger bang"?

Hannah is an eight-year-old pug on the trip of a lifetime with her Uncle Josh who drives a semi-truck across the country. Hannah gets to hear, smell, see, and taste new things for the very first time on her trip, reminding us all that, young or old, we should take a step back and enjoy everything life has to offer. A fun story for children of all ages, Hannah's Amazing Adventures is full of light, laughter, and lessons about trying new things!About the AuthorJosh Miller is the youngest of six. Throughout his life, he has done a fair amount of moving around. As soon as he was old enough, he started searching for the place where he belonged. Miller began writing poetry at an early age and then moved on to stories. He is an avid lover of wolves and collects wolf memorabilia.

Part of a new series of fly-fishing tactics books that cover key areas in detail, with clear, straightforward writing. In Euro Nymphing, author Josh Miller addresses the essentials of this effective method of nymphing that has become so popular around the country.

It's Your Birthday, America, guides early readers through the story of the birth of the United States of America in 1776. A great resource for young children as they learn about the history of the United States of America.

Over the course of his successful career as a writer and producer, Josh Miller has learned plenty about the art of screenwriting. There are no fancy tricks or shortcuts to making a great screenplay, just time-honored techniques, fundamental story elements, and one secret ingredient: you.