Conner: 398 books

Penni McLean-Conner, in her book Profiles, shares the stories of eight all-star chief customer officers who have demonstrated success in creating a customer-focused culture, developing a team dedicated to customers and providing valued customer facing products and services. These CCOs are focused...

This anthology collects some of the best original short fiction published in Apex Magazine over the past six years. The stories include our numerous award-nominated works, our readers' Story of the Year selections, and personal favorites chosen by Apex Magazine editor-in-chief Jason Sizemore and managing...

As a information technology professional, Conner has seen his share of traditional college graduates entering the IT field and he knows from experience that you can’t simply graduate with enough experience and knowledge to pass the certification exams. The key to handling these exams is have the...

To better reflect its new and expanded content, the name of the 4th edition of Operative Anatomy has been changed to Essential Operative Techniques and Anatomy. In this latest edition, the text’s focus on clinically relevant surgical anatomy will still remain, but it is now organized by anatomical...

A cross between a journal and a conceptual art project, 'Dear Monday…' is Kevin J. O'Conner's first book that has nothing to do with poetry. What started out as a Facebook post on a frustrating Monday quickly turned into something of an experiment, in the form of an ongoing series...

"Savannah's ironwork communicates to us in a language as clear as any spoken or written tongue. Bootscrapers advise of the poor conditions of the roadways of their day; a lamp-post explains how the city was illuminated; a chimney-crane or a cauldron tell how people cooked their food." --From "Ironwork of Savannah"

Whether you're George Washington or Meg Ryan, Clint Eastwood or Julia Roberts, Billy Bob Thornton or The Lady Chablis, you'll love Savannah's old, oak-shaded boulevards, her striking array of ironwork and classical architecture, her quiet parks, towering history, bustling Waterfront, and Old South ways....

Bloody warfare raged along the South Atlantic coast from 1861 until 1865, much of it overlooked in the headlines of the day, later quickly and happily forgotten. But it happened, American against American, brother against brother, father against son, neighbor against neighbor along the quiet tide creeks...

The eighth collection of poems by Kevin J. O'Conner. Arranged in six sections—Alphabet Poems I and II, Scenarios and Observations, Shadorma, Grief, and In My Bubble—the book contains a total of 94 poems, among them 'The doors on the right will open', 'Bill Bixby tongue twister', 'Quest of the missing blue Peep', and ''Be safe out there.''

Rochelle Conner writes from the foundations of the Bible.  A clear, concise, and impactful guide to government in the natural and spiritual realms.  A powerful illustration of God's intricate involvement in politics. About the Author Rochelle Conner, author of Does God Really Care...

The second year of Kevin J. O'Conner's love notes to the days of the week, a unique slant on the act of 'journaling'… Volume Two covers the period from October 2014 to October 2015.

What did the Lord mean when He said…Except a man be born again, he cannot see the kingdom of God? The answer might surprise you. Understanding Regeneration should be a priority for every Christian, and in understanding what it means to be Born Again the glory of Christ and the Work of the Cross...

Strange tales--an Irish rebel becomes a stranger in a strange land, a lurid, bloody cockfight off Magazine Street, the shadowy string-pulling of the New Orleans Mafia, an odd profile of the much-despised Celine, a bit of hard-chine rum-running during Prohibition, the fag-ends of Batista's Cuban regime,...

BACK COVER SUMMARY A compelling presentation of a devastating humanitarian crisis on television propelled Dr. Conner and his wife and two children on a missionary trip to Ethiopia. The crisis was a famine in Ethiopia which threatened the lives of many thousands of Ethiopian citizens. It has...