Thom: 353 books

Marie Lenoir is a New Orleans voodoo priestess and a serial murderer. But she errs when she kills the husband of a Canadian psychology professor, Dr. Jordan McIntyre. Marie may be too slick for the police but Dr. McIntyre is relentless in her determination to avenge her husband's murder. A life and...

In 1956, tongues are wagging in Edenport, a small logging town in the Pacific Northwest, because the notorious Honey B has divorced her husband and is moving back. Settling in becomes a lot harder when one of her former high-school lovers is found floating in the harbor with his throat slit and the...

Sundog is a fourteen-year-old boy who was raised on a houseboat by unconventional parents. They have never let him go to school or learn to read. When the family comes to San Diego for the winter, he decides that no one, not his parents, the school authorities, or the neighbourhood bullies are going to stop him from getting an education.

Sergeant Addington was a cryptographer posted to Saigon at the peak of the War in Vietnam. Seduced by a Russian spy, he was drawn into a web of intrigue and deceit. His survival depended on learning a single truth: The most dangerous weapon in the world is a well-told lie.

In 1848, the seventeen-year-old son of a Pennsylvania dairy farmer yearns for the wealth and adventure of the California Gold Rush. In his own words, he tells the story of sailing from New York around South America to San Francisco. After two winters and a summer in the Sierra Nevada mountains, he...

Financial News: Merriweather Pharmaceuticals stock has risen to record highs after the company earned record profits from their wildly successful acne medication, Lucepel, which is now being used by most American teenagers.Medical News: Rates of fatal skin cancer have risen by almost fifty percent,...

In 1965, Gene Basset, a well-known political cartoonist, was sent to Vietnam by his newspaper publishing syndicate. His assignment: to sketch scenes of the increasingly controversial war in order to help the newspaper-reading public better understand the events occurring in Southeast Asia. In much...

“How could this have happened?” The question still lingers among officials and residents of the small southern California town of Bell. Corruption is hardly an isolated challenge to the governance of America’s cities. But following decades of benign obscurity, Bell witnessed the emergence of...

This book is a compilation of 52 Spiritual Reflections on a wide array of life issues,situations and encounters. Each reflection moves the reader to explore his or her own response to the topic as related to seeking God in the moment. Often, we view events and situations from a purely secular vantage....

"... Dan Brown's. His books and Maggie Thom's have a sinister mystery running in the background and the main characters seem to be in a race against time to solve the mystery and murders..." (5 star) Phyllis Light ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ He didn’t commit suicide but who’s going to believe...

Breaking Down Barriers and Becoming Free is a compilation of writings that reveals a deep introspection of the struggle of learning to understand yourself and learning to be known in God. This book illustrates an internal manifestation of breakthrough, enlightenment and freedom through the transforming...

Short story collection by Thom Gossom, Jr., actor and author. His memoir, WalkOn: My Reluctant Journey to Integration at Auburn University, is his story as the first African-American athlete to graduate from Auburn. A Slice of Life mirrors the first season of life, reflected in a newly integrated...

Nesta edição de Peixe-elétrico: A estética da singularidade – FREDRIC JAMESON Fredric Jameson volta a pensar a arte contemporânea em texto publicado originalmente na revista New Left Review. Autor de um estudo que influenciou gerações posteriores – Pós-modernismo, ou a lógica cultural...

“They judge me.” “They’re just a bunch of hypocrites.” “If they’re an example of who God is, I don’t want anything to do with God.” This is what many people are saying about Christians—you may even have friends or co-workers who have said these things to you at some point. Why do...