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Inspector Bobby Cash of the Chicago PD and his partner, Kodak, have investigated many a homicide in their combined years on the force, but nothing like the new serial killer on the scene called, "the BUTCHER" by the Chicago press. During his investigation he inherits not only money but an unexpected romance as well . This book does contain graphic language.

A poverty stricken child was given a chicken as a pet, that he named Rosie. While taking care of Rosie, he learned key lessons that had a profound and surprising effect on his life. Whenever he applies these lessons he consistently achieve his goals. The objective of this book is to provide you with...

This book targets classroom teachers, homeschoolers, and primary students. The author chose 20 of Aesops fables that contain lessons that underscore the importance of engaging in appropriate behavior and developing desirable character traits. Each fable was written at three different levels addressing...

A dual citizen of Canada and the United States, Dr. Zeigler has taught, coached, researched, and administered programs at four universities (Western Ontario [twice]; Illinois, UIUC; Michigan, Ann Arbor; and Yale). He has published 55 books and 432 articles. The top six awards in his field in North...

This is a correspondence between Shirley, a single British Lesbian, living in Spain and Sylvia, (known always as Pipsi) a married woman and mother of two college-age sons, living in Long Island, NY. Selections from their letters and audio cassette tapes exchanged between August 1971 and June...

A compilation of Poetry and writings taken from a portion of Lisa's personal collection all of which inspire, enlighten and tap into our senses and emotions.

This is a book about stories. Plato described Socrates, saying, Remember the stories for they will save you in the end. And its about stories within stories. And its about forgetting. About losing, remembering, and finding. A Native American once told me a story of going through the woods, finding...

The Eyes of the Night is a true garland of flowers, a work of maturity largely inspired by the poets attachment to nature, emotion, his vocation to humanity, and the collective well-being. In The Eyes of the Night, the poet-philosopher portrays this passion of writing with passion, sensibility, and...

In the 1860s a turbulent and battered Mexico fought for its survival against a French invasion. For a moment in time, the world order as we know it today was in question. The nascent United States, an independent Mexico, Europe the worlds balance of power hung in the balance in a chaotic swirl of...

Edward Fishers first collection of poems, Conversation with a Skeleton, is a haunting, meticulously-crafted tour de force. At once passionate and lyrical, it is both a lament for, and defense of, a lost Bohemia. In it, he plumbs the depths of a mood of disquietude, defiant in the face of certain trends...

A young girl goes from being the victim of a kidnapping to being a hero in this story that has wizards, dragons, elves, and other fantastic creatures.

Incomplete Texts strives to encapsulate man's ordeal on this earth along with the story of the very beginning of creation in thirty short poems. How will we meet doomsday? What makes life what it is? Incomplete Texts is a collection of poems, essays and thoughts that reveal the authors perspective...

This book is a sea story about a U.S. Navy destroyer and her crew. The author served on this ship, the USS Brush (DD745), for 3 years and 2 months in the early 1950s. Life on the Brush involved a lot of sea duty. She spent most of this time at sea either conducting training exercises off the coast...

A weave of mostly joys, some sorrows, and a sprinkling of earthy humour during a muddled childhood. I was orphaned in 1935 at the age of two, and my maternal grandmother became my legal guardian. The main thrust of my childhood memories focuses on home and school life, as well as childhood activities...