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Juden Zee chronicles parts in my life where God helped me. It's good to pray in good times and in bad times because God knows everything, and he helps us when we believe, in his time. God showed me he's in control by giving me miracle signs. For many years, I kept different notes and miracle signs. I always very much wanted to write a book, and God made it possible.

Molly Walraven: Real Fairy Stories takes you to a happy place in a child's world of adventures and play. Molly Walraven finds fairies in root-tree caves, rose bushes, creeks, and places where she plays and creates. Molly has a wonderful imagination. Please join her now, and enjoy these stories and the childhood that still lives in you.

I began writing about the American character nearly ten years ago. I began by writing my belief that Christianity teaches and promotes individualism. I consider individualism to be the missing ingredient of the American character, and I hope to show how to regain that in this treatise. There is a dilemma that we, in a free society, face when black and white is not clear and varying shades of gray appear to isolate the black and white. Finding moral clarity becomes far more difficult. It is very easy for those of us living in a free society to lose moral clarity. In the collective society, the primary challenge is finding the inner strength to confront evil. In the free world, the primary challenge is finding the moral clarity to see evil. We must find the strength to replace the critical theory of diversity, equity, and inclusion with the Judeo Christian belief in faith, freedom, and family.

A nuclear war, the war of all wars, desolated Earth the way we once knew it. The few lone people that had survived the catastrophic event sought out refuge at the bottom of canyons to avoid the toxicity and radiation above. Every day, many prayed for some sort of sign, some ray of hope that would come save them from their dire situation. Food was scarce and staying alive was even tougher. Help would come from unexpected sources.Nobody ever truly believes in extraterrestrials until they're standing right in front of you. And even then, it is not totally believable. A misfit group of people that survived the war, are kidnapped to help a much larger universal cause. One that none of them ever knew existed. A few of the surviving earthlings are carefully selected due to each one of the skills that they possessed prior to the big war. An ex-navy seal, a former showgirl, a doctor, an escaped prison inmate, a former Olympic champion, and a biker gang member, despite their differences, are forced to come together quickly as they are abducted one by one and thrust into a world of unknown.They come to meet an alien general, short in stature and skin the color of night, who is the leader of a galactic army assembled of beings from many different planets. It doesn't take long to realize the mysterious general is full of deceit, espionage, and lies ... It's difficult for them to know whether to trust the small alien since he treats them well initially or to flee and figure things out for themselves. They travel to many different planets to gather information and skillsets that they will need to defeat a much larger threat than they had originally thought that looms in their future.Will the humans be able to come together in these foreign predicaments, or will adversity and the weight of these unique situations destroy them? Only time will tell...

Growing up, I often visited older family members with my mother. I remember well, the sharing of tales and stories of the old days about our family on Monteith Island. This book is a compilation of those stories as I recall them, though they may have even changed as they were passed down and intertwined with a little fiction, a little nonfiction as well as many of my paranormal experiences. Many names in this collection of paranormal and spiritual encounters have been changed to protect the privacy of my living relatives and friends. Though geographical locations have not been changed. Many of these accounts were revealed in detailed dreams. I will leave it up to you to determine what is real and what is imaginary. To all who read this book, I say, let your imagination run wild.

From My Chair is the chronicle of events that followed after a traumatic accident that impacted the life of Humberto Gurmilan. It recounts the event that changed his life as well as the ensuing rehabilitation and recovery, but also touches on important areas of life like love, family and perseverance in a profound yet conversational style. The author has transformed a tragedy into a positive mission and one of his goals is to deliver this message to as many people as he can.