C W : 937 books

In this careful and penetrating study of the High Priestly Robes of Aaron, C.W. Slemming vividly reveals the Old Testament roots of Christianity with intensely practical application for today’s believers. He uncovers the deep connections between the spiritual significance of the garments, and the High Priestly Ministry of the Lord Jesus Christ.

Australian Legends by C. W. Peck This is a collection of Aboriginal folklore, and stories about Aborigines, primarily from the New South Wales region of Australia, on the southeast coast. Unlike Parker, we know next to nothing about Peck other than the fact that he was a botanical enthusiast....

"The modern world has chased the supernatural and mysterious to the brink of extinction. Loch Ness has been scanned from top to bottom with nary a monster in sight; Yetis have been turned into polar bears through the magic of genetics, and the Mothman has all but been dragged kicking and screaming...

Inspired by a true story, Stained Glass takes the reader on an epic journey from small-town Brazil in the 1970s to contemporary London as Lucas de Moraes struggles to escape a traumatic childhood and grasp the chance to build a new life as an artist in London. The novel opens with Lucas, now a successful...

Losing Face What would happen if you were in a bad accident, your face was burned beyond recognition, and the doctors put a new face on for you? What would happen if your memory was gone too? Now you are indirectly connected to a suicide or is it a homicide, mistaken identity and just when your life...

C.W. Smith’s hit novel The Vestal Virgin Room, now available in ebook formats, is a tragi-comic love story about a married couple and the agonies and ecstasies of being hitched through thick and thin. Don and Dottie Baxter are a husband-and-wife musical duo (both sing while she’s at the piano and...

After a bitter divorce Evelyn Fleming moves back to her home town of Twin Lakes to start over. She quickly finds satisfaction in her new career and excitement in the arms of Markus Lockwood, the town’s rich and handsome playboy.Adam, an old friend of Evelyn's, who is recovering from...

Aaron Montgomery, a handsome architect with his own construction company, has found success in everything he has done that is except for his love life. After being abruptly dumped by his long time girlfriend he puts all his attention into his business and spending time with his friends Adam and Evelyn...

C.W. Leadbeater, a luminary in the fields of metaphysics and Theosophy, tells you everything you need to know about the Hidden Side of Things...how the unseen energies of others, of nature, of the buildings we inhabit, of the rituals we perform, and of our own habits and thoughts have on us, on every...

When first published in hard cover, C.W. Smith’s Hunter’s Trap was praised by Kirkus Reviews as a "Beautifully bitter Depression-era revenge melodrama in which good guys lose, good women die, and virtue's reward is unreasonable tragedy." The novel, set in El Paso in 1930, follows on Smith’s highly...

In the tradition of Lonesome Dove, C. W. Smith's novel Buffalo Nickel is a sprawling saga of love and money based on the real life of a man known to the press in the 1920s as "the world's richest Indian." When oil was struck on his Oklahoma farm in in 1917, a Kiowa called David Copperfield by his missionary...

Torpedoes And Torpedo Warfare by C. W. Sleeman, Esq.

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She struggled. The moonlight shone on her pale, bound flesh, as the senator licked his lips and advanced upon her, the straight razor glinting in his hand. "See, this is why I don't vote", thought Linda. This is a stand-alone novel, a sequel to my first book, Wiseass, further...