Jonah Wolfe: 7 books

Pushing the label "troubled teen" to a completely new level, "Demented" tells the story of William Benjamin Cook. A troubled teen from the Deep South, Ben's view of the world and his way of handling his problems are unique, and deadly. Witness the path that he leaves behind from his point of view. "Demented" only begins to describe the life of Ben.

"Love Sucks" reflects the rights and wrongs of my personal love life through the years. It tells the story in the best way I know how: with words. The peaks and valley of love inspire me. The positive experiences of love shine through, yet so does the darkness. I still live, I still hope, and despite my paths taken so far, I still love.

I talk with my God. Most of us do, whether we admit to it or not. Sometimes I am angry. At other times I am hurt. It does not matter what mood I am in or what emotions are flowing through me, my God is always there. He always listens. So I keep talking.

What do I do when my mind wanders? I write it down. "Thoughts From A Wandering Mind" is just that, my thoughts when I just let my mind go wherever it wants to go. No limits. No topics off limits. No set course. No planning. Just pen to paper and letting it all flow out. What better way to express yourself that being honest and open with what's going on inside your head.

Roger Cook had been looking forward to his trip from Charleston, South Carolina to New Orleans, Louisiana. The year was 1846 and sailing was a common event in Roger's life. This trip, however, would forever alter his life. Little did he know the hell that awaited him and all aboard the vessel...

Doctor James Darash enjoyed his life. He had an academic life that many envied. Soon to be a fully tenured professor at a major university, his life was going exactly the way he had planned it out. Sometimes, plans change. When a dark, burgundy sedan enters James' life everything changes. The world...

"Dust On The Bible" is a layman's view and opinion of Bible topics. These essays are formed around what I have read and learned throughout my life, with a good application of common sense.There are no great, earth shattering theological discussions or debates to be found here. No declarations...