Bøger udgivet af Vermilion H Baine

Every time I get to choose, I make the wrong choice. Every. Single. Time. Everyone thinks I'm something special. A savior. A hero. And I tried, I really did. But when the demon I'm hunting flays my soul, it turns out I'm none of those things. My friends think they know what I need, but they don't know the real me. The gates to the realms of rest are closed, leaving the dead with nowhere to go, and I revel in the chaos. Why shouldn't I?I am the devil's daughter, after all. Book two in the completed Desolation trilogy. Grab your copy today!

"Twenty-one days. In a world ravaged by fire and descending into madness. Cavalo has been given an ultimatum by the dark man known as Patrick: return Lucas to him and the cannibalistic Dead Rabbits, or the town Cottonwood and its inhabitants will be destroyed. But Lucas has a secret embedded into his skin that promises to forever alter the shape of things to come -- a secret that Cavalo must decide if it's worth dying over, even as he wrestles with his own growing attraction to the muted psychopath. Twenty-one days. Cavalo has twenty-one days to prepare for war. Twenty-one days to hold what is left of his shredded sanity together. Twenty-one days to convince the people of Cottonwood to rise up and fight back. Twenty-one days to unravel the meaning behind the marks that cover Lucas. A meaning that leads to a single word and a place of unimaginable power: Dworshak"--Back cover.

This book contains articles written by Yang Taijiquan certified instructor, Keni Lee Burgess presented to his students weekly over the course of a year. They function not only as notes for the topics presented in class, but more importantly, they form a series of inspirational themes for the week's home practice ahead. By methodically addressing the concepts of Tai Chi daily, over the weeks, months, and years, an advanced refined practice can result. It is said, "Tai Chi is easy to learn, but hard to fix." Too much too quick, creates a confused state of practice. Too little too late, creates a dull monotonous task. This is a Tai Chi "Energy Workbook". It is meant to aid the student in the acquisition and application of knowledge. This will lead to critical thinking for oneself. Ultimately, we teach ourselves. Study and practice should be conducted in this manner; fostering independence and not dependency on the teacher.

"e;Judgment Day"e; tests conventional Christian teaching by showing that only the Bible is infallible. Empowering, enlightening, and life-changing, this is a must-have companion for all Christians who are looking to strengthen their faith and gain a true understanding of God's Word. This unique exploration of Christianity looks at the overall picture of God's final judgement on His creation. It examines traditional Christian teachings by comparing them to the scriptures. It emphasizes the importance of separating traditional Christian doctrines from the inspiration of God's Word and shows the danger of secondhand religion. In short, this timeless book gives all glory to God, rather than the creation, regarding eternal salvation. The author shows the reality and surety, according to the Bible, that God deals with all of His creation with love, mercy and compassion; and that He alone can execute mercy and justice.

Misunderstanding turns to mystery and terror for DJ and Parker! It takes a lesson from an older sister to calm these charmingly confused dudes. Duh!

"Up for Discussion Volume 1" is a collection of poetry from the mind of someone making commentary on his life and the world in the span of 10 years. In this collection you will find themes of self-determination, sexuality, double standards, spirituality, race, and love.

"The Donut and the Hole" is a compelling novel about growth, self-awareness, and maintaining a strong commitment to your values. William Harrington prioritized pursuing a career that would bring him happiness - not a career that would please his father. His father, Greyson Harrington, was a successful real estate developer who did not have high ethical standards and took advantage of unsuspecting Long Island potato farmers during the post-World War II era. When William refused his father's offer to join the family business - he chose to pursue a teaching career that spanned over 45 years. His unique style of promoting classroom discussions on the Declaration of Independence, the Civil War, the Vietnam War, the American Indian, the United States Presidents, and his inspirational advice to his high school juniors, earned him the accolade ... "he was the best teacher I ever had."

"Those Amazing Kids In Mr. W's Class" reminds you to never underestimate a middle school student. They are amazing in surprising ways. Mr. W moves out of his comfort zone and accepts a job as a teacher of Career Exploration at a big-city middle school. As he strives to connect with his students, he finds them creative and complicated. Enjoy heartfelt stories such as Tag, You're It, The Roller Coaster Ride, Extra Credit for Sarcasm, Running Through Cobwebs, and The Empty Desk. These stories provide a vivid portrayal of a teacher's life, the impact of the students he meets, and the insights he gains from them.

Maggie McManus attempts to leave her painful past behind, closes the door on all that is familiar and moves to Rivertown, Florida. She starts a position as a hospitality instructor for a local university. Professor Maggie McManus would not have guessed there would be a dead body in the boardroom after a field trip. When Maggie discovers a second body in the same boardroom weeks later, she figures that someone might be trying to frame her.

It doesn't matter what you look like, it only matter what's inside! This is a lesson three adventurous dogs and a farm full of animals learn in this sweet "tail" about making friends with others that look a little different than you.

Poetry is a language that can reach deep within ones spirit, join with the pain, sorrow and despair; then rise to soar above all the storms with hope, strength, faith and joy. That is what this book of poetry does. Combining pictures, scriptures and poems it can lift you out of the depth of despair or cause your heart to soar above the storms with praise and joy. It can begin with: My life-so filled with hopes and dreamsLay shattered at Your feetSo many tears, so many painsI laid before Your seat And as the words carry you through every emotion and thought only to end withA song of praise unto You LordWho knows what's best for me!You'll hold my hand and lead me onIn darkness, I can see Your love, Your help, Your guiding handIs all I'll ever needSo, hold me close unto Your pathFor this is all I plead

A lifer in the hospitality industry, Fred Joseph gives readers a candid and hilarious look into the highs and lows of tending bars and waiting tables in this new book. Part memoir, part cautionary tale, and full of humor, you will find yourself smiling with every word. As you read "Get A Real Job" you'll find clever tales and interesting interactions including: What does it take to make a host from The View lose her mind in public?The Types of Customers We "Love" to ServeOn the generosity of Tom Cruise The 80 PercentersAnd much, much moreLet Fred guide you along the misadventures of his youth in his imitable style and eye for the amusing. If you are sick of gross-out restaurant books and want to enjoy a wild tale of one man's brush with the rich and famous (as well as the poor and stupid), you'll love, "Get A Real Job"!

John Dos Passos's Manhattan Transfer follows the overlapping lives of four principal characters in a sweeping multi-faceted tale set to the soundtrack of the booming, rhythmic pulse of New York City in the 1920s. Peopled with wealthy professionals, struggling immigrants, actors, cab drivers, chefs, and shopkeepers, a portrait of New York City bursts into view with all the force of the city itself. Through a narrative collage of descriptions, snatches of conversations, music, flashbacks, streams of consciousness, and shifting perspectives, Dos Passos vividly portrays the profits and perils of the American dream. Considered by many to be his greatest novel, Manhattan Transfer is a landmark work of modernist fiction and a masterpiece of American literature.