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Did you know that totally accepting your spouse is the best way for you to become a more complete and well-rounded individual? Have you ever wondered why you and your spouse seem to experience annoying short-circuits in your emotional connection at the worst possible times? Did you know there are effective tools that exist to help you and your spouse break through the seemingly impenetrable "wall" that every married couple inevitably hits? Well, "Balance of Passion" provides thorough answers to these and many other frequently asked questions about what it really takes to make a marriage work in the 21st century. "Balance of Passion's" ultimate purpose is to help spouses discover how to create and maintain the safe-haven marriages they have always desired. As you begin reading, one of the first amazing surprises you will discover is that your personality is meant to exude character traits from both of your parents instead of only one of them. You will also learn that your childhood emotional programming, received primarily from your parents, caregivers, close relatives and peers, has much to do with the various types of emotional interactions you have with your spouse on a daily basis. In the heart of "Balance of Passion" you will discover how the development and sharing of more authentic feelings between you and your spouse does great wonders in enhancing your ability to develop and sustain a strong emotional connection between the two of you. In the latter portion of this informative and insightful book you will be instructed on how to genuinely improve communication, achieve the difficult task of becoming a more forgiving spouse, do personal work to help make you a more loving and lovable spouse, and finally, to trust God's word and providence to help you produce a "miraculous marriage" that you and your spouse can enjoy for a lifetime. Composing "Balance of Passion" has tremendously contributed to the significant growth and development of my marriage.

As a Mighty Stream: The Life of an American RabbiBoy grows up without a father.Boy goes to war.Boy meets Hollywood.Boy becomes a leader of many. And through it all, this boy is devoted to his faith, living most of his life as a rabbi.From a tough childhood as the son of a single mother in 1930s and '40s San Francisco through marriage to Robin, Herbert David Teitelbaum offers readers of As a Mighty Stream a great American story of faith, family, and love.As Teitelbaum entered adulthood, he went to war, serving as an army chaplain in the Korean War; he continued a "tour of duty" by traveling to the Soviet Union in support of "refuseniks." As he grew more familiar with the world, he grew more curious about his little piece of it and traveled to Poland in search of his ancestral roots. He'd soon add his own branch to the family tree, along with his wife, a former actress, two sons, five grandchildren, and one great-grandchild. Even after retirement from being a pulpit rabbi, Teitelbaum served, as executive director of the Board of Rabbis of Northern California. Through it all, what has seldom changed in his life is his faith, and his unique concept of God and religion.

Greetings Commander, You are about to embark on an exciting journey, as you lead ten skilled rescue soldiers to a space station located on the other side of the sun. Your mission is to discover why Earth Alliance has lost contact with Space Station Alpha. Why they lost contact?? Could it be space pirates, an antenna malfunction...or are the rumors about the aliens true? Be skillful in your decision making, for you must decide what path you have to take, the lives of your crew and of Space Station Alpha are in your hands. Good Luck!

Three lives at the crisis point Boston preppie Liv Smallwood rejects her apathetic lifestyle when she sees her only friend kidnapped. To confront the kidnapper, she¿ll use social media, Parkour, the nerve of an urban climber, and unstoppable will. Bodyguard Holly Glasscock¿s martial arts skills can¿t help her untangle the dark secrets of the Smallwood family or the interwoven lives of historic Beacon Hill. Forthright Holly sees her dreams of a cop career fade as clever Liv eludes her.Yet Liv and Holly must join forces to outwit Stealth, the genius whose identity split when his twin died. Torn between his own spider-like plan and his dead brother¿s growing control over the body they share, Stealth must give Brandon what he wants¿and what Brandon wants is Liv Smallwood.More than a tightly plotted thriller of unrelenting suspense, Stealth Moves spotlights female heroes in the real world, doing battle with frighteningly human villains. The mysteries unfold until the final, tantalizing page.

Flamboyant baseball owner Bill Veeck always claimed that he came very close to integrating baseball in 1943 -- four years before Jackie Robinson broke the color line in 1947. Veeck's scheme was to buy the Philadelphia Phillies and stock the worst team in baseball with stars from the Negro League. His plan failed, but what if it had succeeded? This alternate history novel proposes that Veeck's plan was allowed to play out. It creates a whole new dynamic for baseball's integration -- not just one lone hero, but a team of black stars. The story has firm historical foundation as real historical characters perform in a setting that is drawn from the real 1943 baseball season. Familiar figures such as Veeck, Satchel Paige, Josh Gibson, Buck Leonard, Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis and Babe Ruth all play significant roles. The result is a dramatic pennant race -- and an equally dramatic human story.

Hello, my name is Pam Breedlove Lear and I wrote the book, THE GIFTED. I got the idea for this book from a dream I had one night. I saw a very hairy boy like creature squatted down in the middle of the road as I was driving home from work from the hospital. I was afraid I would run into him with my car and I stopped my car right in front of him. My headlights were shining on him and I saw he was spinning something in the road with his finger. As I looked closer, I saw he was spinning a white skull around on the road. He turned and looked at me, then picked up the skull, put it under his arm and ran away on a country side road into the trees. The dream did not scare me, but I couldn't get it out of my mind. I told my husband Noah about my dream and told him I felt I was intended to write something, but didn't know what. I made 2 attempts but was unsuccessful. Still I kept thinking about it. Finally I prayed and told God if he wished me to write a book for him to please inspire me. This time I began to write with success and every day before I wrote I, prayed that same prayer and thus, this book was born. I am still writing, and have a second book already as a sequel to my first on the way. If you are interested in reading my book, go to Amizon.com or Barnes and Noble to request your copy. God Bless you, and thanks for listening. A True Test of Faith... On a cold, crisp morning in February of 1750, newlyweds Noah and Pam Lear say good-bye to their families in a small village in England and board The Angel's Horn, bound for America. Over the next two months of their voyage, they befriend other couples, forging lifelong bonds, and dream of their new lives in Virginia. What follows is the tale of eight families of early Christian settlers as they struggle to survive in their new home with nothing but God, Love, and their Faith to sustain them. The Gifted is an uplifting family saga set against the stunning backdrop of the Blue Ridge Mountains.

In More Stories of the Rich and Famous: Aiken's Winter Colony in the Gilded Age, the reader is placed in the action as witness to the high and low events that enmeshed the country's rich and famous in their winter playground, Aiken, South Carolina. The activities of the Astors, Iselins, and Hitchcocks, among others, are restored to life offering the reader insight into their desires, joys, fears, and regrets. Each chapter delivers a riveting story about the lives and times of those who occupied the highest perches of America's societal peaks. Beginning with the first chapter in Aiken Remembers the Titanic, Madeleine Astor graphically recalls her reoccurring nightmare of the Titanic tragedy during a visit to Aiken to attend a bridge dedication honoring one of Titanic's important victims. In Titanic Bill, the story of a pitiable William Carter, a Titanic survivor bearing a coward's shame, mulls a futile option designed to restore his damaged reputation. In The Highland Park Hotel, the most luxurious hotel of its day where the Vanderbilts of New York, the Dolans of Philadelphia, and the Stackpoles of Boston and others, including international elites, passed the mild Aiken winters, the story of its construction, employees, and the gun violence during its destruction by fire in the early morning hours of February 6, 1898 is remembered. The specter of attempted murder is re-examined in Aiken's Trial of the Century which reconstructs in as much detail as is known, the attempted murder of wealthy socialite Camilla Havemeyer Beach in the yard of her Aiken home on the night of February 26, 1912. The military exploits of America's greatest polo player and hero are recounted in Tommy Hitchcock, Jr. - A Soldier's Story. Hitchcock relives his daring escape from a German POW train, and his experiences defending France in the WW I Lafayette Flying Corps. The Remarkable Iselins recounts C. Oliver Iselin's 1893 America's Cup victory hard earned against gale force winds, his marriage to Hope Goddard, and their involvement in bringing Aiken's first hospital into reality in 1917. The little known story of a lesser known tryst involving U.S. Speaker of the House, Nicholas Longworth's 1931 visit to Aiken is recounted in The Speaker's Final Visit to Aiken, which ended in a tragic death, leaving the reader with a desire to pursue more about Longworth and his famous wife, Theodore Roosevelt's daughter, Alice. Taking up where its predecessor, Stories of the Rich and Famous: Aiken's Winter Colony in the Gilded Age ended, this continuation of stories about a unique group of privileged people in their special playground at a time in America's economic development when robber barons ruled, descriptively delivers more fascinating events in the lives of Aiken's and America's rich and famous.

After Austin Cole's home is ransacked and his brother inexplicably disappears, he embarks on a desperate search that sets him on a collision course with a gang of international, illegal arms dealers who are intent on finding a powerful and deadly weapon long thought to have been destroyed. But they soon find out there is much more to Mr. Cole than surface appearance would indicate. Half way around the world a rising young agent of the Chinese Ministry of State Security leaves her promising future behind and without the support of her government heads to the United States on an unsanctioned mission of her own. An action that will have the NSA and the MSS utilizing every available resource to find agent Kao Yi Fun and soon find a strange and significant link to one Austin Cole that simply can't be a coincidence. When the paths of the innocuous Austin Cole intersects with that of MSS Agent Kao Yi Fun it becomes clear that an alliance between the two is their best hope to avoid capture by the NSA, achieve their respective personal agendas and stop the arms dealers before they can find and sell the mysterious weapon to enemies of either of their respective governments.

"Not paying attention to where I'm walking, I feel water shower my left side and find that I've ascended to an overlook where no buffer exists between the path and the ocean. With waves crashing into lava farther down than I can safely allow myself to see, I envision a fall into the water producing a painful, near-instant death. My breath begins to slow and immediately stops when my life force pulls up from my feet. Not again. My fear of falling overtakes all rational thought. Randomly reaching for anything that will help me find my breath and ground, I hear myself ask, How did I get here? More importantly, How do I move forward?" Join Lou Sutton as she learns to listen to her wisdom, connect with ancient turtle energy and live the answers. "What a fantastic memoir. Bravo on a piece well crafted!" - Email from a reader.