Webb: 1583 books

From 19611975, the United States found itself embroiled in two wars in Southeast Asia, but for most of that time, the citizens of our country were aware of only one. While scenes from Vietnam made the national news, few Americans knew that their countrymen were also fighting a secret war in the tiny...

This is the sequel to Home from the Hill, a bestseller if there ever was one! Fred Webb once commented on his marriage by saying, "Irene and I had the typical teenage marriage that wasn't supposed to last six months. I guess the secret is that out of the past forty years I have been away about thirty-five...

NOMINATED FOR A WORLD FANTASY AWARD. Death at the Blue Elephant is the first story collection by the respected and multiple award winning Australian writer and editor Janeen Webb. She is a recipient of the World Fantasy Award, the Peter MacNamara SF Achievement Award, the Australian Aurealis Award,...

If you have attention deficit disorder (ADD), you may act impulsively, daydream, and have trouble focusing, but clinical studies suggest that these same symptoms may make you exceptionally creative, intuitive, and energetic. In fact, many people with ADD claim to have become successful because of...

In this remarkable revisionist study, Webb shows that English imperial policy was shaped by a powerful and sustained militaristic, autocratic tradition that openly defined English empire as the imposition of state control by force on dependent people. He describes the entire military connection that...

This remarkable book speaks to our current stressful, fear-based mode of existing by offering simple, common-sense solutions that lead toward sanity and joy. And the wonderful thing is that these methods are available to us all in present-moment time. Wyatt Webb sticks to his belief that the cause...

Offering prayer is one of the most important parts of a pastor's hospital ministry. These prayers connect persons with the power of God, remind persons who they are as children of God, and sometimes put into words deep experiences of suffering, grief, and pain. These prayers are offered especially...

I sing, play guitar, and I auditioned for American Idol in 2008 (the judges loved me, they just said Im too old for the show). Go to www.YouTube.com, enter in Brandon Paul Webb, and there I am. I also wrote another poetry book called Pain Has Made Me Strong that you can find online at www.Amazon.com...

7 best friends aiming for the altar and willing to break every rule except Rule 4 + 7 unsuspecting heroes = a series that’s more fun than the law allows!In book 6, Joanna is finally free of the nuns in a conservative school in Spain, and heading home to stir up trouble. She gets more than...

While Carrie Bradshaw was in Manhattan looking for Sex in the City, the Dixie Virgins looking for love, marriage, and a baby carriage. Sweet, sassy, and laugh aloud funny, this 7-book series follows seven women from the Deep South who met at a summer camp for girls when they were in pigtails...

Enjoy Sex in the City? You’ll LOVE The Dixie Virgin Chronicles! This sassy, funny series follows 7 Southern women who met at a summer camp for girls and remained best friends. Now in their 20s, they’re beating the bushes for Mr. Right and breaking every rule they made that long-ago summer...

Who are the people we describe as having learning or intellectual disability? Many clinical psychologists working in a mental health setting are now encountering people with learning disabilities, in some cases for the first time. This book provides the background information and understanding required...

“Beautiful book, beautifully written.” L. Einhaus When a secret from Elizabeth's past threatens her child, she turns to the only man who can help her, a wounded war hero living in the shadows. Poignant with lovely touches of humor, this beauty and the beast love story about family and finding miracles in the most unexpected places will make you stand up and cheer.

Hazel Woodus has a father who plays the harp and builds coffins. Her closest friend is a pet fox. Even so, this beautiful child of nature can’t help but draw men to her, including the minister who she marries and the fox-hunter who relentlessly pursues her. Hazel’s naïveté allows Mary Webb’s themes of human cruelty, savagery, and sacrifice to come through.