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A Somali girl student, having grown up and living in Townsville, North Queensland, Australia Townsville, witnesses her draughtsman husband being enticed by an Indonesian girl to leave his wife and young child to open an East-African-style restaurant in Aceh, NW Sumatra. Halima, meanwhile, consummates her own love affair with Edward, a middle-aged Indonesian-born educator, and is preselected by her minor party for a suburban parliamentary seat which she eventually wins by two-rather delayed-votes. A woman journalist born in Iceland but active in North Queensland arranges a coalition between Labour and Halima's minor party on condition that Halima, the Somali girl, becomes Prime Minister of Australia. Edward, her lover, ringing her from Bhutan, is told about it and made aware that it is all over between them.

What is humanity's 'sense of more than' all about? Could it be a potent force against aggression and violence? Do we need to know? Tony's erudite and thoughtful book takes the reader on an unforgettable journey.

Noah Stone is a man! The kind all men would like to be! He is like the famous 'Pardner' in that he too is the epitome of the 'Lover, Fighter and Wild Horse rider! We are going to follow him through his life. It is not always the typical 'Hero Fluff' most authors try to present. Noah's story is a more realistic tale of a bold and fearless man who walks through life Without Fear or Hesitation. I hope you enjoy his story!

It was 1968 and Miles Decker had just turned 18. Like all other 18 year old boys, he had to register for the draft. His father is a World War II veteran and is very strict with Miles. He and Miles don't see eye-to-eye on the Vietnam War - Miles is against it and his very patriotic father feels Miles should serve his country proudly.That fall, Miles started his first year of college at UCLA. He enjoyed his life on campus. He had a new best friend and a girlfriend. He found himself involved in the campus anti-war movement and ended up burning his draft card on national television, making him a criminal.Miles fled to Paris that day to avoid persecution. When there, he was robbed, his passport taken with his belongings. He found himself alone without a way out of France, unable to go to the consulate for help as he is wanted in the United States.After being homeless on the streets of Paris, Miles is taken in by a wealthy widow and learns much about himself, love and making the right choices.Miles Dekker, an 18 year old from Santa Monica, California is coming of age during the Vietnam war in 1967.Miles has been drafted into the Army and refuses to comply. He flees to Paris, France on a forged passport to avoid military service and the consequence of that refusal.

Iran and the Muslim countries where the irrational burqa is more popular today than one or two generations ago count more politically and economically than a few years ago. The countries of the West where the miniskirt and more relaxed moral attitudes have been more popular count always less in the world scene. Third world countries with high birth rates have progressed relatively more than Western countries with lower birth rates. Afghanistan, with a population five times larger than after the Second World War and with the burqa always more popular, with women irrationally subjugated according to western standards, has militarily resisted both Russia and America. This is progress to be taken in consideration. Viet Nam won militarly against America, when the growth of the population, during the bombing, was growing at a formidable 3% annually. In the times of Thomas Malthus and Benjamin Franklin, the birth rates and the moral standards of the Puritans were very similar to these developing countries today. Progress, however, has never been synonimous with happiness on this earth. Young people from developing countries dare to attack America and the western countries in their own territories. In the same way England and European countries were expanding their political power to Asia and Africa at the times of Malthus and Franklin. The mentality of the miniskirt s an indicator of the imminent collapse of the western civilization. The irrational mentality of the burqa and of the suicide terrorists, is an indicator of political progress and growth of those peoples.

Noah Stone is a man! The kind all men would like to be! He is like the famous 'Pardner' in that he too is the epitome of the 'Lover, Fighter and Wild Horse rider! We are going to follow him through his life. It is not always the typical 'Hero Fluff' most authors try to present. Noah's story is a more realistic tale of a bold and fearless man who walks through life Without Fear or Hesitation. I hope you enjoy his story!

Noah Stone is a man! The kind all men would like to be! He is like the famous 'Pardner' in that he too is the epitome of the 'Lover, Fighter and Wild Horse rider! We are going to follow him through his life. It is not always the typical 'Hero Fluff' most authors try to present. Noah's story is a more realistic tale of a bold and fearless man who walks through life Without Fear or Hesitation. I hope you enjoy his story!

If it could be said that a personal relationship can be developed between a human being and an impersonal spirit guide, then author Dr. C. Norman Shealy accomplished this with G. They established a type of communication that was intense, at times personal, but also productive with G providing Shealy a view of what human beings could heal if their consciousness would only break free or break through of its illusions. In Conversations with G, Shealy not only offers an overview of his life and his successful medical career and healing advancements, but he shares conversations with his spirit guide, G, who has been a part of his life for more than thirty years.A story that inspires the spirit as much as expands the mind, Conversations with G narrates a personal journey of mystical encounters with angelic teachers and materialization and dematerialism which have led to numerous medical- and health-enhancing discoveries.

When you get out of bed on a summer's morning, look out the window, if the birds are singing and the sun is shining, why not get yourself a camera and take a walk in the country.If you see an old school, or people working on the bog, take a picture.If you see an old lady in a graveyard, or leaving a church, get a picture of her.When you get back to the town, and you see an old cinema or dancehall, take a picture.If you pass by a pub and you hear a fiddle player, go in and take a picture. When you get your pictures developed, put them in a safe place.Later on in the year when the weather changes, you look out the window and its raining, leaves falling, everything looking miserable.Take out your envelope and open it, look at your photographs and smile. What you are looking at is a "Little Bit of Ireland"Enjoy the book.Good Luck - John Finan

Dr. Augustus Sebastian Bach is a world-renowned expert in matters of the occult. When five children are brutally murdered in the small town of Pierre, Arizona, their bodies displayed in a mimicry of an upside down cross and scarred by Icelandic staves, Dr. Bach and his partner, forensic specialist Dr. Sumner Jefferson, are called in to consult. As Augustus and Sumner peel back the layers of the case, Augustus makes a bone chilling discovery - the person, or people, responsible for these murders may also be responsible for the murder of his parents.

Fans were urging for a sequel to FINDING MY FAMILY by Belle Maynard Curd. DOROTHY'S STORY is the marvelous result. It tells of her growing up on the prairies, the mother of thirteen children, and the extreme living Dorothy was confronted with. She managed through money problems, social welfare problems and much more. How her life was changed by the discovery of eight sisters and two brothers that she didn't know she had, and the reunion of them with their mother who they have been parted for forty-one years.

Every school has its bullies, and so did Mayfield, a school in small town Minnesota. Sara as a young girl along with others experienced Daryl's teasing and tormenting until enough was enough. He was sent to a boy's ranch in South Dakota where through therapy and discipline he made 180-degree turn-around. After graduating from high school and learning a trade as a carpenter and handyman, it was his mission to make amends to the people he hurt. He was successful contacting most of his victims and apologizing. But Sara, the girl he picked on the most wouldn't return his calls or acknowledge the fact that he had changed. Through a chance meeting when he did some repair work on her parent's cabin, he saw her in person. He felt it necessary to hide his identity from her. What happened during that summer at the cabin brings them together through adventure and humor. Does she forgive him when she learns his secret? Only time will tell.This book is a work of fiction. Names and places and incidents are the product of the author's imagination. Any resemblance to actual events, locations, or persons are coincidental.