Neal: 1159 books

By all accounts, Janet Neal was living the ideal life or at least she thought she was. The reality was quite another story: She was exhausted, unhappy, and unsure of just who the real Janet truly was. Life and a liberal application of hair gel to her face helped to get her attention, forcing her to...

Stories of life from a remote Aboriginal community that sing with vivid and simple life, truth and power. At the end of 2008, Robbi Neal and her family travelled to the other end of mainland Australia to a remote Aboriginal community. They planned to stay for twelve months. Seven years later,...

At age 19, Neal Moore, a drug-addled sixth-generation Mormon, bids farewell to his cancer-stricken mother and grants her dying wish: to become a missionary. Accepting an assignment to the South Africa Cape Town Mission, “Elder” Moore goes from the comfortable, upper-class suburbs of his native...

Experiencing Berlioz: A Listener’s Companion is an in-depth entrée into the sound world of Hector Berlioz, recognized today as one of the most profoundly original and engaging composers in 19th-century Europe. Melinda O’Neal offers the non-specialist a pathway into the underlying allure...

On October 3, 1960, The Andy Griffith Show began its eight-year reign as one of the top-ten television shows in the country. Now, almost 50 years later, the original 249 episodes still remain among the most frequently watched syndicated shows on television. In 1991, Neal Brower began to write a...

Ipswich Town Uncovered. A football book with a difference. It takes you behind the glory and the cameras and, with only a few holds barred to protect the slightly less than innocent, the authors reveal the best of their stories from the last 50 years. It would be impossible to produce a book like this...

The Untraining of a Sea Priestess details the extensive knowledge from author Stephanie Leon Neal, gathered from her many years training in the Sea Priestess tradition. Every page contains an opportunity for transformation by teaching you how to untangle from your attachments and embrace the joy...

When it comes to religion, people often have more questions than answers. In A Beginners Guide to God, author Eric Neal hopes to eliminate some confusion surrounding religion and provide a clear and universal pathway to the creator. In this guide, Neal addresses some of lifes biggest questions:...

Fishermen like holidays because they keep other folks off the water. The way they celebrate traditional holidays like Thanksgiving, obscure holidays like Arbor Day, and as yet-to-be-declared holidays like National Cabin Fever Day depends on whether one fishes or not. In WildLife: Volume Three:...

How do we ensure that waste and inefficiency do not undermine the mission of publicly funded schools? Derek Neal writes that economists must analyze education policy in the same way they analyze other procurement problems. Insights from research on incentives and contracts in the private sector point...

Living in Los Angeles, a few million strangers have one thing in common: they want to make it in the entertainment business. From actors to indie film types, from rock & rollers to models -- they can all be found in L.A. pursuing their dreams, working their day jobs and rallying behind the cry of...

For the first time in ebook, the legendary debut novel of bestselling author Katherine O’Neal—winner of Romantic Times’ award for Best Sensual Historical Romance. In this “aphrodisiac of an adventure,” a rebellious Victorian-era duchess falls in love with the roguish Irish rebel who...

USA Today bestselling-author Katherine O’Neal’s romance classic, available in ebook for the first time. The sweeping, sensual love story of two flamboyant con artists whose smoldering desire and titillating duel-of-wits ignites the Wild West. “A brilliant talent bound to make her...

In this, his second anthology, Neal James takes you on another trip into the world which is his imagination. Fans of science fiction will rub shoulders with those of crime, the paranormal, romance, humour and horror. ‘Short Stories Volume Two’ is another book for the coffee break, or simply to...