Bøger af Mark Donnelly

Everyone expected Alexander Kepler to fail during Bury's first year, Alex included. But being moshiach is only the first impossible test meant to weed out the weak-willed, the unworthy, and the unlucky. Now the real training begins, and Alex's already wondering how he'll get through. It's not just that it's gruelling and maliciously brutal, or even that it's designed to stretch the brain's capacity for pain beyond endurance. It's Yahweh, who's made it his personal mission to teach Alex exactly how powerless he is-unless he betrays himself. Although Alex might be weaker than moshiach ben David, he still has his own identity, and has a will of iron. And leadership is forgetting the most important lesson Yahweh has taught him: moshiachs make their own rules.But a determination to survive won't be enough. Because Alex knows the real secret hidden for centuries-and nothing, not even Yahweh, may be enough to save the human race in the end.

Embark on a mesmerizing odyssey through the heart of The Enchanted Forest with "An Emberlyn's Tale," an enthralling narrative of courage, sacrifice, and the unyielding spirit of Elara.As shadows loom threatening to engulf the realm, Elara, newly 16, guided by the Gatekeeper of the Forest, and accompanied by an unexpected companion, embarks on a heroic quest. Their mission: to free the Forest from the sinister grip of Malachar, an ancient shaman determined to plunge the land into eternal darkness.The stakes escalate as Elara unravels the disappearance of her parents, confronts Malachar's minions, and attempts to save the Guardian of the Forest from Malachar's Hold. Will they succeed or will the forest be plunged into the shadows? Immerse yourself in a realm where hope prevails, courage soars, and the fate of the realm hangs in the balance against the malevolent schemes of Malachar and his minions. Explore the profound connections between Elara, Sylvan, and Rascal as they navigate trials that shape their destinies, all the while unraveling the intricate tapestry of secrets that binds their enchanted world.

Sitting Still is about a quiet space and the curiosity of exploring the world outside. In a world moving at the speed of never fast enough, it's important to stop and find balance by simply being present among nature. It's about following the calls of your heart as you open your senses to the remarkable world around you. It helps us to feel connected to the earth and at peace where we stand. As we establish this connection, we're invited to tread lightly upon the earth and to make choices that respect and protect our fragile planet.

From wraps and wings to soups and Sunday dinners, chicken is an incredibly flexible food shapeshifter capable of taking on a world of different tastes. It's cheap, healthy, easy to cook, and runs a wicked half marathon.

Monster In The Morning is my childhood recollection of how mornings in our house worked before mom had her favorite drink.

Convinced that the washing machine took one of her favorite socks, Theresa, a very determined six-year-old fights back her fear and makes a unique friend in the process.

Survival Juice is an unbridled love story about coffee, written by Dr. Maddog, (a.k.a. Mark Donnelly, Ph.D.) a self-admitted java-junky who regularly rotates coffee shops to avoid paying rent. This book will help you to get to know your addiction better, understand caffeine delivery systems, and speak in fluent Barista as you skillfully navigate the coffee aficionado culture.

A colorful look at our history, architecture, waterfront, and everything else that makes¿ Western New York an amazing place to live, work, and play from Dr. Mark Donnelly,¿ author of: The Fine Art of Capturing Buffalo, Frozen Assets, and Statuesque Buffalo.

This text presents a survey of politics, society, culture and military strategy between 1939 and 1945. Themes covered include propaganda and culture, and Britain and its allies, and the book covers the major historical debates of these areas.

Exploring the real sixties, this book provides a detailed discussion ranging across pop, politics, postmodernism, feminism, and foreign policy to show why it was a decade of such dramatic change. It brings together discussion of culture, society and politics, and concludes that the sixties left four main developments of lasting consequence.