Custom Closets: Organize and Build

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Hughes, Herb

Home Improvement & Design

Creative Homeowner Press

Home remodeling design & plans

Determining aesthetic, space, personal, and repair needs, drawing the new floor plan, choosing the materials, and meeting building codes, all steps in creating a home remodeling design, are considered

Home Remodeling Design and Plans

Creative Homeowner Pr

More living space

Conecuh is a civil war story woven around and through the actual events in the mysterious and ironic life of Caleb Garner from Conecuh County, Alabama.Spanning the most tumultuous time in American history, Caleb's tale covers the brutality of war and tranquility of peace, the depth of love and the agony of loss and pain, the thrill of life and the reality of death.From the author of Tennessee Yankee, Conecuh will take you on a journey you will not soon forget!

Conecuh

Literature & Fiction

Literary

Independently published

This Book is Now unpublished and the New Book can be found with ISBN: 978-1539635062As the country crept closer to civil war, Aaron Richardson found himself more and more at odds with his world. He was a slave owner's son, born to privilege at Calla, a beautiful plantation nestled into the rolling hills of Tennessee, but he rejected both slavery and privilege. He fell madly in love only to have that love denied by both fathers. He tried to defy them, but war got in the way. As hostilities became inevitable, Aaron wrestled with fighting his conscience versus fighting for his land and his home. When the country split itself apart, Aaron's inner struggle, like the war itself, became a conflict wrought with peril.

Tennessee Yankee

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The civil war split the loyalties of many families. Sometimes it split the loyalties of a single person... War was in the air! It moved through the south like molasses over a biscuit. When war came knocking on Tennessee's door, Aaron Richardson could not answer the call. The son of a slave owner, he was born to privilege on Calla, a beautiful plantation nestled into the rolling hills of his home state. But Aaron rejected both privilege and slavery. Even though his father, Big Jim, arranged for his sons to be officers in the Confederate army, Aaron could not wear gray. Could he put on a blue uniform and step onto the battlefield against his home? Against fellow Southerners? Against his brother, Jim Jr.? He fell in love with Deborah Harris, but her father violently and unjustly rejected him. Why? He did not understand. What he did understand was that he had to leave Tennessee. He had to get away from a cause he believed was wrong. As Aaron roamed the north to avoid the conflict, he met Gertie Carlson and fell in love a second time. Now, not only was he torn between blue and gray, but he was also torn between two women. Could he make a choice, or would they both be taken away from him? Before he could find the answer, the turbulent events of the times swept him onto the battlefield. He made an immediate difference. Aaron Richardson had the eye. But the harsh reality of battle ended his part all too soon. As the war came to a close, the war inside Aaron continued to rage until there was only one chance to save his personal world. But could the Tennessee Yankee take that chance?

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Killing Rhinos - Agrilot was designated as an "Agricultural Camelot", a planet where condemned prisoners would have a second chance to build a respectable life. But they were abandoned by Earth from the start, doomed to invent technology all over again. They were all alone... Or so they thought.There were no large animals on Agrilot until horrific monsters began to burst from the ground. These creatures, quickly dubbed Rhinos, seemed to have one purpose, to rip humans to shreds with their large serrated horn. From time-to-time, people disappeared without a trace. The colonists assumed Rhinos had eaten them.As time passed and people died, a "Rhino Hunter" culture grew across Agrilot. Jack Wheat was the greatest active hunter and the second best in history. But he harbored a secret as he followed his quest for the record, a secret he could not afford to have anyone discover. And Jack did not believe that Rhinos ate people. He suspected there was something bizarre happening on Agrilot, something, perhaps, even worse than the great killing machines called Rhinos.

Killing Rhinos

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Science Fiction

Many people come face-to-face with an unsuitable closet on a daily basis, but with a little help from this book, it doesn't have to be that way. Custom Closets: Organize and Build shows you how to solve storage troubles in the most appropriate way; by designing and installing an organizer system and, if necessary, through expansion and construction. Readers will learn how to customize a prefabricated or hand-built organizer system that is best suited to your needs. Or if readers come to the conclusion that they must have a larger, brand-new closet, they will find a variety of projects that show how to build a reach-in, walk-in, or freestanding unit from scratch. By following the step-by-step instructions found here, readers can use their closet space to its fullest potential.

Custom Closets: Organize and Build (Creative Homeowner Press Book)

Engineering & Transportation

Engineering

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