Earth Strike

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Ian Douglas

Science Fiction

Voyager, HarperCollins

Bright Light

HarperFiction

The explosive opening of a new military SF adventure from the author of the Legacy Trilogy and the Star Carrier series.\nTHE TRUTH HAS ALWAYS BEEN HERE 
In the final days of World War II, the Allies ransacked Berlin, but they failed to capture one of the most vital members of Adolf Hitler’s inner circle: SS Obergruppenfuhrer Hans Kammler helped to engineer Auschwitz, but he was also a liaison with silent partners whose technological wonders nearly helped the Nazis win the war – the alien species the Germans called the Eidechse.\nMore than seven decades later, U.S. Navy SEAL Mark Hunter has witnessed the impossible, an unidentified flying object destroying a North Korean compound used to develop weapons of mass destruction. Hunter is recruited by a government agency that has harboured a secret alliance with extraterrestrials since 1947. Selected to lead an elite force of soldiers, he will travel across the stars to help humanity stake its claim among greater intelligent life in the universe.\nBut the aliens who have infiltrated Earth and guided war-mongering nations since the twentieth century have their own agendas…

Solar Warden Alien Secrets

Harpercollins

Alien Agendas

Voyager GB

Galactic Corps

Animal Builders

scholastic

Let's Play Soccer

2003 was a tempestuous year in the Anglican Communion. The Episcopal Church USA gave its canonical consent to the election of an openly gay priest, the Rev. V. Gene Robinson. In the Anglican Church of Canada, a Diocese authorized a liturgical rite for the blessing of same-sex unions. Responding to the outcry from many parts of the Anglican Communion, the Archbishop of Canterbury appointed a special commission to analyze the events and make recommendations for preserving unity amid disagreement. The commission's findings, published as The Windsor Report in October 2004 have generated as much controversy as the events that prompted them. But what does the report actually mean to the Episcopal Church? A comprehensive summary by Jan Nunley of the report and its aftermath puts those questions into context, while a conversational commentary organized around important themes by Douglas and Zahl, two very different voices, reflects on its recommendations and implications for the future of the church.

Understanding the Windsor Report: Two Leaders in the American Church Speak Across the Divide

History

Paul Zahl

World

CHURCH PUBLISHING INC

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