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Born and raised in the Midwest, Harold M. Kolenbrander is the embodiment of Midwestern values. Yet coming of age in the 1940s and 50s in a small farming town was not without its excitement and, at times, danger. And for Kolenbrander, it was an environment that bred curiosity, exploration and ingenuity. In Coming of Age in a Town Time Forgot, Kolenbrander presents a series of autobiographical vignettes in which he revisits his hometown, a place he describes as a town that time forgot. While reflecting on his youth, he describes beloved pastimes as an "e;invincible"e; adolescent, recounts how his experiences shaped the man he became, and even considers the meaning of life. Kolenbrander's heartfelt memoir is a testament to the ties that bind us and a moving tribute to the profound and lasting impact of family, friendship and community.

Born at a pirate radio station on the Gulf of Mexico, nine-pound Shih Tzu Micawber learns HumanSpeak after listening for hours to 1960's rock 'n' roll. But for Micawber, being able to talk like a human isn't enough. The plucky pooch soon teaches himself how to read and write and develops an interest in literature and the law. After completing his Memoirs of a Law Dog, the erudite Shih Tsu Micawber is back for more adventures in The Law Dog Chronicles, a collection of four stories. Follow along as Micawber transforms into a daring pugnacious pooch in order to survive a spy mission, and with the help of a young girl on the autism spectrum, prevent the outbreak of World War Three in "Micawber Goes Abroad." Join the furry crusader in the courtroom as he battles to gain legal recognition for his HumanSpeak abilities in "Micawber Gets Legal." In "Micawber Meets the Captain," heroic Micawber and his dear friend Captain Jack describe how they meet each other while saving an innocent man from being convicted of a crime that he did not commit. "Micawber's Fantasy" places readers beside Micawber at his desk as he overcomes writer's block while imagining a visit with his literary icon, Samuel Johnson.

This inspiring and passionate memoir takes readers on the emotional journey of events, places, times, and situations from the love story of Juwanna and Jennifer Only. It includes when and how they met, different places they have traveled, and what has kept their love strong, happy, and resilient. The stories are all about their unique recipe for love.They were both in previous marriages that ended in divorce. This time they knew they had to do something different, so they worked on themselves mentally, physically, emotionally, and spiritually. They had to learn to love themselves. In doing so, one can attract someone with similar values, morals, goals, dreams, and aspirations. Putting God first, having a strong chemistry, having core beliefs aligned with each other, and being open to continued growth are just a few of the key ingredients for a lasting, happy, and fulfilling relationship-a delectable recipe of love.

Jessie Kennard escaped the burden of her troubled past-or so she believes until the death of her beloved father-in-law brings sudden changes. Jessie, her husband Will, and her teenage son Sam, leave the life they established in Columbia, South Carolina and move to the small town of Ridgeville. She struggles against her unwelcomed life path as she assists her mother-in-law in running her in-laws' general store. As Jessie battles for her personal peace, the United States plunges into World War II, threatening the life of her son. And her husband only knows to protect her by keeping secret plans. Sam's fascination with planes leads him to discover a stranger with a bi-plane living on the edge of town. Jessie is determined to keep Sam from flying or even interacting with the stranger as Sam's schemes threaten her control over his enlistment. Her life spirals out of control as tragic events inch Jessie closer and closer to confronting her past, facing her own fears, and reconciling relationships she has long evaded. Adult readers will readily connect with these highly relatable characters and their genuine struggles with navigating life and personal relationships when affected by deep wounds from the past. Grounded expresses how healing is possible through forgiveness.

Born on the streets of Worcester, MA with a four-way personality disorder, Creen recruits seven local gangs to wage war on crack cocaine while also searching for the thirteenth relic. But his mission to get drugs off the streets antagonizes certain members of the community, including a serial killer. When his comrades start being murdered, he is determined to find the killer. And when his fiance is killed, Creen seeks vengeance. But when more details come to light surrounding his fiance's death, he begins to question everything. Can he catch the killer before the killer catches him?

Looking for an enjoyable, easy way to involve your adult community or social group in theater? These delightful original skits written by Jean Mosby are situation comedies from everyday life as well as a few familiar stories with a rib-tickling surprise. Easy to stage and oodles of fun for both actors and audience! The book contains 11 humorous skits with 1-5 engaging characters in each, from 2-11 minutes long. Includes skits about a frustrating tax audit, a weekend adventure, a zany visit to a financial advisor, three Bible stories each with a comic twist, and a nursery rhyme from a whole new perspective.

President Yoweri Museveni has ruled Uganda's political landscape for almost four decades. Some analysts may have said he pulled Uganda from a political nightmare and helped the country recover from economic disaster. However, there is a far darker side to Museveni's autocratic rule than the falsely painted-picture. Museveni was also behind the so-called economic disaster of the 1970s. This sobering and informative book by Pamela Nansubuga shows how Museveni, a foreign Tutsi of Rwandese origin, along with a group of his fellow Rwandese, has scourged Uganda and oppressed the indigenous people for those same forty years. Museveni has stolen Ugandan assets of every form, killed its people of all walks of life, and destroyed all operational systems in the country. Pamela gives a somber analysis of each of these three troubling issues: the methods of stealing, of killing, and of destroying that have been used by Museveni.In the course of creating a Tutsi Dynasty, Museveni is hiding his sinister intention through the narrative of widening the market of the products in the regional states. An invaluable perspective on a controversial leader.

Wanting to escape her alcoholic husband, Genevieve books passage back to America, looking forward to a life where she no longer has to fear him or his wrath. Her ship? The luxurious new R.M.S. Titanic. But her husband has other plans, and secretly boards the ship determined to get her back...or else. Genevieve makes many friends among the Titanic passengers that history remembers well. She is able to find love with a man who does not terrify her, who accepts every part of her-mind, body, and soul. She learns what it means to be a strong women. When the worst happens, it will take all of her courage to survive the R.M.S. Titanic, even as it has saved her. A poignant, reflective, and romantic story about the Titanic that adds another piece to the sad puzzle of why this tragedy happened.