Bertie the cow thinks she’s so smart. She organizes all her animal friends in an unforgettable and unusual escapade. Could it spell disaster when Farmer Ed discovers “There’s A Cow In My Back Seat!” You’ll enjoy reading how Bertie and her friends get themselves out of a very sticky situation.

Twelve "short stories celebrating the everyday truths of people facing unusual or challenging situations--often of their own making"--Amazon.com.

Lois Tyson explains the basic concepts of six critical theories in popular academic use today-psychoanalytic, Marxist, feminist, gay/lesbian, African-American, and post-colonial-and shows how they can be employed to interpret five short literary works in the book.

The author traces the evolution of baseball through the life of scout Charlie Metro--player, coach, manager, scout, and inventor from the Great Depression through the 1980s. Original.

For author Alexandra Flowers, the mantra, "strength, wisdom, courage; strength, wisdom, courage," helps settle her mind and get through stressful times. In Papas with Ponytails, she shares how she came to this point in her life. This memoir offers an account of Alexandra Flowers' journey. It includes the recollection of a host of painful experiences which include surviving an abusive husband, the heartache of having her son stolen, being in Iran during the hostage crisis in 1980, her despair in rejecting God and turning to drugs and alcohol, and includes tales of her experiences with ghosts and prophetic dreams. Papas with Ponytails also highlights her accomplishments of overcoming fear and insecurity, working with refugees in Costa Rica, achieving recovery, working with teenagers, accomplishing lifelong dreams by earning two college degrees, as well as details of her son's dangerous attempt to escape Iran in hope of reuniting with his mother.

Skyripper During the Cold War, a Soviet scientist has knowledge the Earth will be attacked by aliens, but only the U.S. has the laser-based technology to knock out the alien weaponry. Enter Tom Kelly, American spy, navigator of the U.S. intelligence agency spaghetti, and ruthlessly effective operative when it comes to doing his job. Kelly will get the information into the right hands to save most of humanity&but in the process, he's prepared to annihilate anyone who gets his way. Fortress Tom Kelly and his ruthless, adventurous ways return in an alternate past as JFK builds a space station to guard against alien attack. Now nefarious forces in the Soviet Union as well as actual, evil aliens are trying to turn it against Earth, and the U.S. THEY may have the high ground and the element of surprise on their hands, but WE have Tom Kelly. For better or worse. Or both. At the publisher's request, this title is sold without DRM (Digital Rights Management).

Murder in LA: Lower Alabama By: Greg Powell This book shows the good in people as well as their judgmental and unforgiving nature. There is a lesson to be learned from this book and to each reader it will be different. It is the opinion of the author that all people have the potential to do bad, but it is the common good that will overcome evil. The author in this book will take you on a journey through many different types of people. If one looks closely, they can see someone they know. Let it be known this book is of true fiction and no characters are real people except in the author’s head. He creates them to be so real, readers will relate and say, “Oh, hell yeah! I know that person.”

My name is Shane Ballon and I am a veteran of the United States Army. I have served 5 years as I enlisted when I was 18. I did my tour in Iraq for 15 months back in 2005. Like many American's that serve their country I have suffered from PTSD. This disease has affected both sides of my life on the personal side with my family and on the buisness side for my work. Bad flashbacks rush into my head where I cannot control my thoughts and screams still lash out into the dead of the night. This book was written to help people who suffer from this to be able to cope a little easier. It is a guide for people who have never experienced it, but may have questions of a loved one who is serving and what they may be going through. This book is also a helpful tool for not only service members, but for the youth who may be going through a tough time with the pressures of being a youth. This book starts with my life growing up on the streets of New Orleans and the adversities my life entailed. Before reading I strongly recommend if you are easily offended by military, religion, polictics or just general life to stop now. I give the truth of what goes on in war and how veterans are treated. There is nothing that I sugar coat with the topics I go over as these are my opinions and experiences that I have been through and witnessed. I give you a first hand look at what the meaning of being cold-hearted is. Welcome to the mind of Patient 1903.