D Miller: 233 books

Moherron is the middle child of three in a loving, sharecropper family. When drought plagues his family farm and illness strikes his eldest brother, Moherron desperately prays for rain to end his family’s suffering. Through his pleas, he makes a disastrous discovery. As he ages, he can never shake...

This book will renew your faith that the purpose of government is to secure the blessings of liberty to our posterity. Not to destroy the blessings.Unfortunately, most Americans are cunningly deceived into waiving their rights by legalities they don’t understand. Understand your rights. Avoid...

After the 14th Amendment forced a dual citizenship on those who accept federal benefits, the United States Supreme Court determined in 1875 that: "The citizen cannot complain, because he has voluntarily submitted himself to such a form of government." Ever since then politicians have learned...

Men defend their families, which is why we created government. The purpose of government is to protect families. To secure the blessings of liberty to our posterity. Not to destroy the blessings.Traditional marriage is a lifetime union, until death they do part. Mankind cannot put marriage asunder,...

At all levels of orthopaedic training and practice, Review of Orthopaedics, by Mark D. Miller, MD, is an ideal, state-of-the-art resource for efficient review of key orthopaedic knowledge and board prep. Thoroughly updated, this edition helps you ensure your mastery of the very latest scientific and...

Take the mystery out of MRI interpretation and its relationship to arthroscopy with Presentation, Imaging and Treatment of Common Musculoskeletal Conditions: MR-Arthroscopy Correlation, by Drs. Mark D. Miller and Timothy G. Sanders. Abundantly illustrated with MR, arthroscopic, and anatomical images,...

Does a medical doctor need a conscience? Sara is an alcoholic sociopath with a license to practice medicine. Sara loves her husband and daughters. She respects graduates of American medical schools. But she hates most of the world. Her vilest hate is reserved for lawyers and nurses...

Sarah Reed was the average teenage girl,with hopes and dreams of a bright and promising future. Until the unforgettable, bitter day she tragically lost the one she loved in a brutal car accident. A year later she still can't seem to get a firm grip on the reality that was quickly stripped from...

From the most common Chinese traditions to the most arcane, this text contains over forty different Mahjong variants with detailed explanations and hand illustrations to appeal to beginners and masters alike. Ever wondered what else these beautiful tiles can do? Also included are games like Meow Meow...

In this controversial book, psychologists Barry Duncan and Scott Miller, cofounders of the Institute for the Study of Therapeutic Change, challenge the traditional focus on diagnosis, "silver bullet" techniques, and magic pills, exposing them as empirically bankrupt practices that only diminish...

We do not know the day or how the end will come. Elis Tears is the fi rst of three in an adventure playing out what the world might look like after the end arrives. Such characters from very different walks of life, fi nd themselves walking together to survive. Kris-crossing themes of love, friendship,...

This issue of Clinics in Sports Medicine, edited by series Consulting Editor, Dr. Mark Miller, will focus on common procedure and common problems in sports medicine. Subjects discussed include, but are not limited to: Rotator Cuff, Shoulder Instability, Elbow, Hand, Hip, ACL, Knee Multiple Ligament, Knee Meniscus, Knee Cartilage, Foot and Ankle, Pediatrics and Rehabilitation.

Summer Loving tells the story of Jennifer, Rachel and Crystal. The girls are going down to Jamaica for Rachel's parents vow renewal ceremony. All they want to do is have fun in the sun. How much trouble could they really get into while on Vacation? Together they encounter romance, friendship and heartbreak. Join them as they discover the island's beauty, and of course the island's boys.

Few advances in cardiovascular medicine have so captured the inter­ est of physicians and the public alike as has coronary artery bypass surgery. Cardiologists who lived through the era of false hopes and frustrations of previous" operations" for coronary artery disease can fully appreciate...