R3v3ng3 is about the story of Tom who just had his parents killed by a dealer and now is out to take revenge on him. But getting to the Dealer isn't going to be as easy as Tom thinks because someone else is teaming up with the dealer and he is a relative to Lauren who Tom wouldn't dream of hurting. So what is Tom going to choose? Avenge his parents or save his love from getting hurt?

Born in Fayetteville, Tennessee in 1810, John Neely Bryan received an education and became a lawyer, dealt in real estate, became a north Texas pioneer, and the founder of Dallas, Texas. During his life he traveled across the southern part of the United States, from Florida to California. He lived for many years in Van Buren, Arkansas where he made a living as a lawyer and bought land. In the late 1830's he went to work at Holland Coffee's Trading Post on the Red River, and from there he moved to the uninhabited land that would become Dallas. He was the first non-Native American to permanently live in Dallas County, and for many months he was the only white person living there. In his travels and business dealings, he met and befriended many Native Americans and learned their languages. He married and had children. He lived to be an old man but his last years were difficult because he lost his sanity. He died in 1877 in the Texas Lunatic Asylum in Austin, Texas .His homestead would later be called Dealey Plaza and was close to where John F. Kennedy would later be killed.

The lifelong guide to effective family wealth management strategy Family Capital provides a unique and practical lesson on wealth management. Instead of lectures and dry discussion, this engaging book follows an archetypal wealthy family through several generations and collateral family units to show you what effective family capital management looks like long-term. You will actually listen in on meetings between the family and its wealth advisor as they grapple with the many challenges family investors face. Expert wealth advisor Gregory Curtis provides advice and insight along the way, explaining why each strategy is effective, and how you can put it to work for you. You'll learn how to find an advisor you can trust, how to evaluate their performance, and how you can take the lead role in managing your wealth with the right advisor by your side. Estate planning and portfolio design are explored thoroughly to help you understand what makes sense for your family, and the companion website provides important forms and additional resources that help you put your plan into action. You've worked hard and done well, but the work isn't over. It's important to protect your wealth and make the right decisions to ensure that your family capital remains strong enough to benefit future generations. This book gives you a lifelong guide to effective wealth management, with expert insight to answer your most pressing questions. Find your ideal wealth advisor Design and build your investment portfolio Monitor your investments and your advisor's performance Utilize trusts and other estate planning vehicles to your fullest benefit The best way to learn something new is to hear lived experiences alongside expert commentary. Family Capital provides real-world perspective balanced by professional context, so you can tailor your next move to best suit your own situation.

On board the "Lusitania," young Nate Fuller hopes to sharpen his detective skills with some help from his mentor, Harry Houdini. Everything seems set for a smooth journey to England--until someone attempts to assassinate former president Teddy Roosevelt.

National Book Award winner Kathryn Erskine presents unique novel about a sickly boy's epic journey through England and Scotland at the height of Medieval times. Adrian is small for his age, even for a twelve year old. It doesn't help that he's an albino, which makes those he meets wonder if he's an angel or a devil. His father is a bowyer, and all Adrian wants to do is become apprenticed and go off to war as a long bowman. But that's not what his father wants for him. Since Adrian can write, his father wants him to be a scribe. That's just about the last thing Adrian wants. When the Scots invade England and Adrian's best friend Hugh runs off to find his father and fight in battles, Adrian soon follows, intent on finding Hugh and joining him in glorious warfare against the pagans invading England from the north. When Adrian finds Hugh, who is caring for a wounded Scotsman, he's horrified that Hugh would aid an enemy. But soon, as Adrian gets to know the Donald, he begins to question what he's been taught about the enemy and the nature of war. In this epic journey an afflicted boy finds and inner strength he never knew belonged to him.

Dive into the thrilling world of middle school detectives with "Ned and Nancy and the Case of the Ghost in the Attic," the sixth installment in the captivating Ned and Nancy Mystery series! Story Synopsis: The peaceful town of Maplewood is buzzing with rumors of a ghost in the attic of the old Henderson house. Strange noises and eerie lights have the neighbors spooked, and who better to investigate than Maplewood's own junior sleuths, Nancy and Ned? Meet Our Heroes: Nancy: A 12-year-old detective prodigy, Nancy's sharp mind and keen eye for detail make her a natural at unraveling mysteries. With her trusty magnifying glass and unwavering determination, there's no clue too small or puzzle too complex. Ned: Nancy's best friend and partner in sleuthing, 13-year-old Ned brings a dose of humor and creativity to every case. His love for snacks and wild theories often leads to unexpected but insightful discoveries. What Awaits Inside: As Nancy and Ned delve into the history of the Henderson house, they uncover long-lost secrets and hidden passageways. Their investigation leads them on an adventure through Maplewood's past, where they learn that not all ghosts are what they seem. The duo must use all their wits and courage to solve the mystery, confronting their own fears and the superstitions of the town. But can they reveal the truth behind the ghostly occurrences before they become part of the house's mysterious history? Perfect for Young Readers: Aimed at middle grade readers aged 8-12, this book combines humor, suspense, and friendship in a story that's both engaging and easy to follow. The narrative is packed with vivid descriptions and lively dialogue, making it an ideal choice for young readers looking to improve their reading skills while being thoroughly entertained. Why You'll Love It: "Ned and Nancy and the Case of the Ghost in the Attic" is more than just a mystery; it's a journey into the heart of bravery, friendship, and the power of curiosity. It's a perfect addition to any young reader's bookshelf, especially those who love a good mystery, enjoy solving puzzles, or are fans of detective stories.

In the 1660's Jamaica was an uneasy island, occupied by Spain but settled by the English and French. When Admiral of the Brethren, Ned Yorke, a brave, loyal Buccaneer, learns that Spain is mounting a Caribbean fleet perhaps to protect the treasures of Spanish ships, or carry an army to Jamaica, he vows to find out the truth.