Jim: 5732 books

"This novel has everything: a coming of age story, a family drama, and a thriller, all in one splendid read!" Freak Story: 1967-1969 wins Honorable Mention at 2013 San Francisco Book Festival. Buddy Hartman was adopted by a woman who wanted to get a child to please her husband. When the...

Evil is not cured, only held at bay. Jim Musgrave's novel Lucifer's Wedding is a scary and at times disturbing portrait of the darker sides of all of us. Mr. Musgrave has written a frightening, complex and disturbing book of the darker sides of life, the occult and the unknown recesses of our minds....

Pour Gaius Octavien, la vie est une lutte de tous les instants. En combattant d’anciens ennemis, en forgeant de nouvelles alliances et en affrontant la corruption qui menace son pays, il est devenu un stratège légendaire et un chef respecté... ainsi que le Premier Duc légitime d’Aléra. À...

Think circuit training is for the feeble and faint-of-heart? Think again. The Body Weight Workout is a no-nonsense approach to high intensity fitness training. This workout is intense, diverse, creative, and, most importantly, proven.  The body weight exercises in this book will give...

If you are a typical student of Taekwond-Do, or any other other martial art that practises semi-free, continuous sparring, then this book is for you. Written specifically for club-level martial artists, Effective Taekwon-Do Sparring bridges the gap between the wider Taekwon-Do syllabus and the particular...

Noah, a drug dealer, hangs out by the railroad tracks next to the Detroit River. Delmer samples some of Noah's "primo stuff," which bakes his brain. Then they see someone swimming in the river. It's Beanpole, a weird kid from the neighborhood who challenges Delmer to a diving contest. But...

The final book in Jim Krusoe's trilogy about the relationship between this world and the next. Toward You completes Jim Krusoe's bittersweet trilogy about the relationship between this world and the next. Bob has spent several years trying to build a machine that will communicate with the dead....

About The Dark Side of the Moon Series The Dark Side of the Moon series is a chronological collection of observations on social, political and occasionally even personal subjects. Jim Freeman’s views of the American scene are salted with irony and lightly peppered by humor, a relief from the unending...

In a stunning rebuke to a large group of naysayers, Jim Rohwer convincingly argues that the Asian financial crisis of 1997-1998 was not a turn for the worse; rather it was short-lived and helped rid Asian markets of many of the problems that were holding it back. Now, while most analysts go wild over...

In the wake of a catastrophic event, the witness may discover or experience unsettling emotions which can trigger subsequent behaviors. These reactions can lead to a number of consequences, some of which are unproductive. Restabilization is a practical means of addressing these reactions and...

Jim Richards returned home to Philadelphia after serving two years in the Military Police. He expected a joyful reunion with his fiancé, but learned she died after being brutally raped and strangled. Richards discovers she was the victim of a serial killer, possessed by a bloodthirsty demon, and...

About the Series The Dark Side of the Moon series is a chronological collection of observations on social, political and occasionally even personal subjects. Jim Freeman’s views of the American scene are salted with irony and lightly peppered by humor, a relief from the unending rants of the far left...

About the Series The Dark Side of the Moon series is a chronological collection of observations on social, political and occasionally even personal subjects. Jim Freeman’s views of the American scene are salted with irony and lightly peppered by humor, a relief from the unending rants of the far left...

About The Dark Side of the Moon Series The Dark Side of the Moon series is a chronological collection of observations on social, political and occasionally even personal subjects. Jim Freeman’s views of the American scene are salted with irony and lightly peppered by humor, a relief from the unending...