Gene: 1036 books

This book highlights emerging diffraction studies of strain and dislocation gradients with mesoscale resolution, which is currently a focus of research at laboratories around the world. While ensemble-average diffraction techniques are mature, grain and subgrain level measurements needed to understand...

It was a drama about friendship, addiction, and loyalty (with some partial nudity thrown in, of course). And let's not forget the case of the week. NYPD Blue exploded in the public's consciousness in 1993, and remained a presence in American homes for twelve years. For the first time, the entire run...

In this sizzling story of summer in the Midwest, Gene Clements has written the hottest Tilly and Elmer yet. Elmer and his friend Eddie go fishing in hopes of keeping cool on a hot Iowa afternoon, while Tilly plans to enjoy the heat by reading a pornographic novel. Her afternoon gets even hotter when...

The second story about Widget and her little brother Tim who moved from the city to the idyllic countryside of Devon, based on Gene Kemp’s own life. When Widget sees an ancient tower on the old map, she is determined to find it. Together with the dogs, Hanna and Frizzy, she tracks it down, through...

Murder in the Bayou! New Orleans, the Crescent City... An armed standoff between Louisiana State Troopers and New Orleans Police... An art swindle that will end in murder... Smugglers working the Bayou... Jonas Watcher arrives to determine if a dead man is really dead. Someone is dogging...

Move over Dr. Zhivago. Step aside, Boris Pasternak. Don’t even think about it, Omar Sharif. Unknown author, Gene Clements, has created a frigid love story covering fifty years of romantic hardships, set against harsh Midwestern winters and bruised by lumpy, snow covered woodlands. You’ll smile...

By Gene Finney and Duwan Chu.A nude beach in California may seem an unlikely place to begin a spiritual journey. But for a cross-country traveler, its freedoms lead to unexpected experiences that make him question traditional sexual morality. Through beach friendships transcending cultures and generations,...

“As a devoted fan, I had the chance to read the print book manuscript of ‘Still Dreaming’, and was left wishing everyone could share this amazing poetry, and all this writer’s wonderful works. You must also see the beautiful images of the softcover.” —Jane Austen Dickey, South Carolina “The...

Once again, Gene Ligotti has taken ordinary people and placed them in extraordinary circumstances. This exciting suspense thriller continues in Ligottis special genre of presenting exceptional and unusual suspense thrillers. Picture this if you will . . . a husband and wife plan a vacation in Europe....

It Began with a Simple Accident, or was it an Attempted Murder? A femme fatale. Her missing husband. A dead private detective. And a dangerous game of mistaken identity... It all started when Jonas Watcher found a business card along with some keys – curious... some money – a really...

“Rock Hands” is a powerfully moving piece of a man’s journey set in the late depression era American, where Gerald Williams competes in the rough and tumble world of illegally staged bare-knuckle fighting. Success in the ring has bought Gerald wealth, pain, and two sisters fighting for his love....

Here’s an excerpt from The Nechi® the latest novel by Gene Thomas.You will never call anyone “four eyes” again.How it All StartedIn the war between us and the Nechi dating back to the last century and for most of my family’s life times, we were getting our asses kicked.The...

I have never met anyone who grabs life more than my Grandpa. He is always seeking out someone to talk to, making the most of each day, constantly learning as the wisest man you will ever meet and every moment becoming wiser. He can never pass up a moment to brighten someone's day with honest...

The Journey Home is part devotional, part biography, and part inspirational. It beautifully unpacks the simple-yet profound lessons to be learned when we God's good purposes in our suffering.