Bøger af Tom Wallace

Islam has destroyed many nations and governments over a course of fourteen hundred years. America is vulnerable and will fall to Islam if we do not wake up to some sobering truths and change our course. We have been mishandling the issues of Islam, and this is putting our nation at great risk. If the bastion of freedom, the United States, falls who will carry the banner? Many of my Canadian friends have shared their fears with me and are worried about their future if America botches this threat from Islam. For almost a decade, I have been arguing the issues of Islam. I have studied this religion in order to understand the source that drives fundamental Muslims to violence and terrorism. Having gained some valuable insights through my study, I have devised strategies that successfully win arguments on Islam. This book will give the reader real ammunition to effectively combat the issues of Islam in the arena of debate and argument.

Who wants to think about dying? Most of us quickly answer that question, "Not me." Author Tom Wallace, however, has been contemplating how we die since the death of his first wife and his diagnosis with vascular dementia. For the past four years, he has been living day-to-day and grappling with the issues he writes about in this book. Making End-of-Life Decisions is the output of Tom's journey - the steps he's taken to remain in control of his life to the very end. Through the book, you'll understand how to create a "good death" which allows people to remain autonomy over how their life ends, as well as how to avoid a "bad death" in which others control when and how you die. With the help of Wallace and Making End-of-Life Decisions, you can learn how to make your wishes clear to loved ones, caretakers, and medical practitioners. How? You make your wishes clear through conversations, either verbally or in writing. His guide will teach you how to decide what a "good death'" means to you; start that initial conversation with your loved ones, medical team, and others; choose which kinds of end-of-life care you prefer; and prepare the documents that will help ensure that you get the care you desire. Never has the phrase "Plan Ahead" been more appropriate or more helpful.

Detective Jack Dantzler always believed his father was killed by a sniper in Vietnam. Dantzler's world is rocked when a stranger shows up and informs him that his father died in Laos, and was killed by the CIA. Dantzler asks the stranger how he can uncover the real truth. The stranger tells Dantzler there is only one man who can help him-the legendary assassin called Cain. Dantzler contacts Cain, and Cain agrees to help. But when a U.S. general is assassinated in Las Vegas, Cain's priorities change. He knows who killed the general, and he knows the names of the men who ordered the hit. He also knows they must pay for their sins, and he's the one who will collect the bill. Cain and Dantzler are on the trail of dangerous men who will stop at nothing to save their empire, an empire built on greed, treason and murder. But what Cain doesn't know is that a Russian assassin has him in her crosshairs. The hunter has become the hunted. The List is a fast-paced thriller that takes readers on a deadly journey, and proves once again why Night Owl Review called Tom Wallace a "powerful and compelling" writer.

Gnosis: Greek word meaning knowledge. Murder, mystery and redemption are at the heart of "Gnosis." Detective Jack Dantzler has no clue why he has been summoned to the prison to meet with the Reverend Eli Whitehouse, a man convicted of committing a double murder twenty-nine years ago. He is stunned when Eli claims to be innocent and wants Dantzler to prove it. But Eli only gives Dantzler a single clue-look at the obituaries in the local paper for a specific two-week period. Reluctantly, Dantzler agrees to look into the case. As he does, two more people are brutally murdered. And although Dantzler isn't aware of it, he has become a target for the killer. Dantzler goes back to Eli and pleads for another clue. All Eli says is, "think of Jesus's empty tomb." It will be this whispered utterance that unlocks the mystery and reveals the killer's identity. But this isn't just any ordinary killer. This is a man with a dark and bloody past, a man with connections to the highest levels of organized crime. Dantzler is now on the trail of an ice-cold assassin, fully aware that one slip will mean instant death. Sometimes having too much knowledge can lead to deadly consequences.