Window Pains is a story about a terrified lost little girl who grows up in a very chaotic home full of fears and uncertainties. As she continues to grow up, she increasingly makes poor decisions, leading her down a bleak and dark path of self-destruction. Struggling to identify herself in a world where success is key, she continues to fight against all odds to achieve some positives in her life as she overcomes self-doubt, fear, and addictions to achieve her goals in life and become the person God intended her to be. Read on as she struggles through some very difficult life choices and the pain and suffering that lead her to hope.

Morey Eisenberg has led a remarkable life that has now become a snapshot of 20th century history. Born in 1922, Morris' life has spanned the horse and buggy to the age of WiFi and iPads. Born to immigrant parents from Israel and Romania, Morris' life is also that of a Jew's journey in America from Ellis Island to success in a land of freedom. Along the way Morris went from dirt poor chicken farmer to millionaire. He traveled the world, met some amazing people. Lived through union strikes sitting with a gun in his backyard to protect his family and come to enjoy having his grandson's sitting on his knees. Journey through an American life -- the life through the window pane. . .

How to Make $500 a Day Cleaning Windows. This Book will completely transform your life. World Class information packaged in easy to understand digestible bits. This book teaches how window cleaning is rooted in the perception of luxury and not necessity. When you learn how to communicate yourself as a luxury service. You can literally quadruple your income and make more than $500 a Day Cleaning Windows. With NO Startup Money.

Saedie Parks is home from college with just one hope: that there will be snow in the mountains before Thanksgiving is over. She is the daughter of a well renowned lab scientist who goes inexplicably insane. They become caught in the grip of an unthinkable act of insanity as she's forced to stay and face his gruesome crime in order to attempt to save her brothers and sister from what he's become. After that their lives become changed forever as they are thrust into a world of medical experimentation and government corruption. Under Lock and Key: the Experiment is a gripping Psychological Thriller that introduces you to the secret world that teeters on the edge of man made miracles. But there is a line in the sand that defines the space between miracles and monsters. The line is so fine it is sometimes difficult to detect. Under Lock and Key: The Experiment is book one in a trilogy that defines that line. A trilogy that embraces it and crosses over to the other side as we sit gape mouthed in our shock of what we uncover in our exploration of what it is they want to keep hidden Under Lock and Key.

Faryadi is a love story of a simple boy who is an orphan.

Each heartfelt story offers an integration of personal faith and daily life. Readers will discover relatable insights from some of the best-known personalities in the church today, as well as stories about some of the largest churches in America. There are dozens of poignant stories from "regular" folk—mothers and fathers, young and elderly, the infirm, the well, even prisoners who served their time and are now serving God. No matter the path or recollection, the perspective, or the take-away, each richly told tale confirms that God has a plan for us all and that you can count on His love forever. There's the powerful story of a family whose daughter's writing assignment about a cancer-stricken tennis player foreshadows a frightening yet hopeful future. There's Stella the former felon who shows up on the church steps one day with a surprise for the preacher's wife. There's the autistic child who receives his First Communion with the loving support of the church community pouring into his family. The woman who awakens post surgery to meet a mysterious yet attentive male nurse with the nametag Chris, yet no one at the hospital has ever heard of him. The schoolteacher whose children keep drawing Thanksgiving turkeys with striped socks and the hidden message she finally opens herself to receiving. Page after page, For the Love of God offers readers encouragement and hope, and a chance to live a deeper, more faith-filled Christian life. Finding God in stories from others . . . sharing a ministry of hope with people from all walks of life . . . these are the ultimate blessings of For the Love of God.

Hurt and Pain: Literature and the Suffering Body examines the strategies authors have used to portray bodies in pain, drawing on a diverse range of literary texts from the seventeenth century to the present day. Susannah B. Mintz provides readings of canonical writers including John Donne, Emily Dickinson, and Samuel Beckett, alongside contemporary writers such as Ana Castillo and Margaret Edson, focusing on how pain is shaped according to the conventions-and also experiments-of genre: poetry, memoir, drama, and fiction. With insights from disability theory and recent studies of the language of pain, Mintz delivers an important corrective to our most basic fears of physical suffering, revealing through literature that pain can be a source of connection, compassion, artistry, and knowledge. Not only an important investigation of authors' formal and rhetorical choices, Hurt and Pain reveals how capturing pain in literature can become a fundamental component of crafting human experience.

An infestation of supersized vermin with a hunger for raw meat? CHECK. An estranged son staying for the summer? CHECK. An intense fear of rats? DOUBLE-CHECK. Sam Shaw’s life has flipped upside down. Pets and tenants in his Bronx brownstone begin to disappear. Left behind is a wake of carnage. All evidence points to a hybrid colony of vicious white-tailed rats that has moved into the basement – genetically superior with intelligence to match. When his ex-wife dumps his son Bradley on his doorstep, Sam must switch into protection mode, if his son will let him. Faced with impossible odds, Sam hires Bertha O’Connor from Detest-A-Pest Exterminators Inc. She runs the only outfit brave enough – or crazy enough – to take the job. With help from the Detest-A-Pest crew, Sam must face his fears or the white-tailed mutants will eat him alive. Because this horde of super-rats are smarter than anyone had bargained for... Rally behind Sam in “Vermin 2.0: Hunger Pains,” book one of the popular Detest-A-Pest Creature Feature series. Praise for Vermin 2.0: "There is nothing I didn't like about this book and it got me reading the rest of the series. It was an absolute blast!!!" "Vermin 2.0 is a gruesome horror. What would happen if rats were able to think and plan? That is what appears to happen in this old apartment building where the main character, Sam Shaw, is the superintendent. The characters are well developed. They are all colorful and entertaining in their own way. The author makes this into a great story as the characters are introduced to the reader and interact with each other and the rats. Don't get too attached to any of them. The focus of the book is very bad rats. This is also Sam Shaw's worst nightmare. This is his story. A real page turner." "If you're looking for something a little apocalyptic for your next read, but without fantasy monsters, check out Vermin 2.0. From the first chapter on, you'll quickly agree that rats deliver more horror than zombies and killer clowns ever could. Rats are the ancient enemies of mankind, no matter how cute the white ones look in pet stores. Lee Gabel has given us a new star in the rodent-related horror universe! Is there going to be a sequel?" "Let me start by saying, as a child, I loved Willard, Food of the Gods, Rats, Night of Terror and the really cheesy Graveyard Shift, so I may be somewhat biased when I say I love this freaking book. Lee Gabel has taken some of the most cherished horror films from my childhood and written a novel in the same vein. Hero, who's afraid of rats, check.....Rats that have some real teeth, um, bite, check. Do yourself a favor. If you liked any of those movies, or just plain like good old fashioned nature run amok stories BUY THIS BOOK. You will love it." "For starters this book was well written and flowed easy. The characters were well defined and the surroundings were well described. Now with those details out of the way, this book kept me on pins and needles. There were times my skin crawled and creeped me out but I could not put the book down. This book is one of the best books that I have read in a long time that actually kept my attention and freaked me out all at the same time. This is a 5 star book.." "Was expecting a rip off from James Herbert's the rats trilogy but got a unexpected delightful little book. Estranged father and son spend the summer holidays together and things don't go well at first. But thankfully an invasion of rats naturally brings them together along with a rat expert and 2 eccentric exterminators. Can they stop the rats? Read and see. Nice gore and rat attacks." "This book was an awesome read. I couldn't put it down, even when it creeped me out a few times. These rats are scary. I hope [Lee] writes another 'rat tale.' I will definitely want to read it." "I really liked this book. I don't know why I was fascinated by rats but I was. The story was great, the writing was great and anyone who reads this story will enjoy it." "I really enjoy Gabel's attention to facts and details in his writing. I feel like I haven't just read a piece of fiction, but have also learned something. Gabel's characters are distinct and well-rounded and help draw you into the action. This one will certainly make you think twice about the critters in your neighbourhood!" "OMG! *** Warning very descriptive*** With that said I have nothing but praise for Mr. Gabel and am anxious to read more of his awesome work." "I thoroughly enjoyed it, the rats are viciously nasty killing machines you would not want to meet."