Brothers: 133 books

“Set in Arkansas during World War II, Hout’s touching story of an orphaned boy's relationship with the inhabitant of a small town's "haunted house” will keep you guessing, right up to the satisfying ending.  Another endearing novel from Judson Hout." --Cindy Ward, Dallas, Texas

Love waits for one woman in this charming story of love lost and then found.

The last novel Ernest Hemingway saw published, The Old Man and the Sea has proved itself to be one of the enduring works of American fiction. It is the story of an old Cuban fisherman and his supreme ordeal: a relentless, agonizing battle with a giant marlin far out in the Gulf Stream. Using the simple,...

“Mark's 101 snippets of sound advice are clearly written, touched with humor, offered in a common-sense, easily accessible format. This book is a quick yet worthwhile read, gleaned from Mark's own steady growth and experience as a successful storyteller and educator. Gather a tip or two at a time,...

Nobel Prize winning economist and former World Bank Chief Economist, Joseph Stiglitz, has repeatedly discussed the importance of transparency in policymaking at the World Bank and International Monetary Fund.  He believes a lack of transparency in the two institutions has lead to bad decisions. ...

100% of profits go to Wounded Warrior Project. Three short and dark stories with unexpected and twisted endings."Raven", Jack Tanner is a loser, a thief, a poacher. He spends as much time locked up in local jails as he does out. He has no redeeming value. Little does he know that a very tenacious...

Uncommon folktales and a few old favorites revived and retold for young people and tradition keepers. Folk and fairy tales celebrate different cultures and ways to see the world. A collection of the author’s favorite folktales from his professional storytelling repertoire, retold in contemporary...

My Free Life Blurb Freedom. Something the majority of the people on this Earth enjoy. Something I’ve never had. Something I want more than anything. When I left for University, I thought my life wouldn’t be quite so tragic... Ha! I am now the Capo Donna, in charge of the Family and...

  "Norris Norman has picked a very difficult subject for his book and has done wonders with it.  There is probably no more obscure part of the history of Arkansas than the period in which this book is situated, namely, the second decade of the nineteenth century. Mr. Norman makes it come alive...

This hilarious send-up of outlandish Southern characters includes a beautician, a luncheonette waitress, a radio evangelist, the widow of a gas and oil distributror and the residents of a fictional mobile home park in Arkansas as they find uproarious ways to enjoy life, needle each other, and remember the dear-departed. 

Set in the 1980s, when Bill Clinton was governor of Arkansas, this Flaggesque exploration of Southern characters is filled with plot twists, character surprises, New Orleans parties and true love. The second volume in the Peavine Chronicles Series, Hankins undergirds the narrative with a whimsical spirituality and delivers belly-laugh reading enjoyment with an afterglow.

It took two masked men and a gun pointed at where my heart is to make me recognize the real value of my life.  This is not a self help book aiming to give you some sort of road map to success. This is the story of my "not so rosy" life which I nearly lost thrice and when I came out...

Example in this ebook   The publication of the present work on The Wonders of Life has been occasioned by the success of The Riddle of the Universe, which I wrote five years ago. Within a few months of the issue of this study of the monistic philosophy, in the autumn of 1899,...

Start a Blog in 8 steps+ Bonus report on how to Skyrocket your Blog Traffic + 2 BONUS Chapters DO NOT, believe me, If I tell you that this is the ultimate guide on starting a blog Because this is not that book. This little book is about A Proven, Easy-to-Follow System: How to...