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Who murdered Nancy Guterman in Cincinnati over a century ago? Travel back in time and join firefighter William Foss on a hunt for a killer and experience the grittiness of urban life in Cincinnati in 1898, from its soulful music, technology, steamboats, river culture and the African American experience along the underdeveloped shore, to the rise of America's favorite pastime, baseball. Smell the Cracker Jacks at the ballpark and ride the carousels, as you are transported back to the time of the Spanish-American War. With the odds stacked against him, can Foss solve the case and catch the killer?

This raw and emotional poetry collection puts vividly into words the tumultuous struggles and feelings of a teen's coming of age. Dark thoughts are portrayed as part of normal life. The thought-provoking poems explore battles with eating disorders, depression, intrusive thoughts, and internal conflicts.

Children ask so many questions! The children in this inspirational, multicultural picture book ask God many questions about all sorts of things, and God fills His every answer with His boundless love.God has constructed and created innumerable things in our lives because of His love for us. God loves us for more reasons than we can ever understand. He loves us regardless of the color of our skin, regardless if we are rich or poor, and regardless of bad choices we may make in life. He loves all of us, and shows it in too many ways for us to count.This colorfully illustrated read-along book is the perfect way for parents, teachers, ministers, and caregivers to help children understand that God's love doesn't discriminate against backgrounds, status, or race. We are all equal in His eyes.

It's the 1950s in Romania, after the fall of the Romanian monarch, a time of terror for its citizens. Stalin's communist regime influenced the creation of the Securitate, a police agency used as an instrument of manipulation and control over the country and its economics, education, and even its very culture.Young Virginia is a university student whose life of tragedy--including her father's death and her brother succumbing to polio pre-vaccine days--has given her a strength beyond her years. For the first time since their deaths, she had started feeling a sense of fulfillment and inner peace much due to her chance meeting of Jenica, a young "bright and full of energy and passion" who has captivated her heart. But now, Jenica has vanished, and Virginia has enlisted their friends to gather information taking serious risks in doing so, causing them to jeopardize their safety with the Securitate and others through exposure and asking questions. When there is a report of a homicide, Virginia fears the worst, but attempts at surreptitiously getting identification or a police report are met with suspicious dead ends. It's too dangerous to get officials involved, and it's difficult to know who to trust--identifying who are members of the communist party or who would be sympathetic to her efforts. She is desperate to find out where Jenica is or what happened to him. And they will do whatever it takes to find out. An unexpected phone call reveals information that once again turns Virginia's world upside down. But will it help her find Jenica?

Kushamir makes his dreams come true through his poetry. Incarcerated in North Carolina since 2004, Kushamir captures sentimental reactions to life that will make readers sit back and wonder right along with him. His poems require you to think. He refers to subjects with phrases such as picture this, in the sense of a mirage. His poetry compels a reality check to see if he is actually speaking to you or if you are simply mesmerized by his thoughts and his request for respect. His poetry captivates, allowing readers to feel his most sensitive sides as he cries inside. His is truly the voice of the forgotten. These 40 compelling poems are written from the heart of an inmate serving a life sentence whose purpose is to bridge the gap of understanding between prisoners and society. Readers who love Maya Angelo's poems, where each one gives you something to think about as you read, are sure to be blown away by this intelligent poetry collection.

After the end of a serious relationship, Michelle Davi Pazin chose to forgo the requisite self-loathing and saw the breakup as an opportunity to redefine herself. As she examined her own shortcomings and insecurities about past relationships, she evolved into an independent and confident woman. She started listening to her own point of view and discovered her strength. In Evolved and Empowered, Pazin uses her voice to empower women to take ownership of their desires and futures in dating and in life. Pazin dedicates each chapter to a different man who left their respective mark and wittily recounts her relationship experience, including how her Russian-Jewish culture and family affected her dating life. Offering life lessons gleaned from her missteps, Pazin reminds us that it is far better to be single than to settle or be stuck. A memoir imbued with warmth and humor, Evolved and Empowered is a modern rallying cry for female empowerment and self-love.

As a result of my podcast and the first book, I often hear people talking about how there are no good men anymore. Femininity too is degrading due to the social Marxism that has invaded our American society. While men are becoming less manly in most measurable ways, women are becoming more traditionally masculine in behavior, and thus, less feminine. Rather than just stand around befuddled by this decline, I chose to attempt to make a manual for men to follow. That's what this is. It's a reasonably complete accounting of what you should be doing as a man. It's a discussion of what has caused this crisis, and a detailed list of exactly how to get your shit together in spite of these factors.