<p>The spiteful misdeeds of a vengeful police official have far-reaching and long-lasting effects on the life of a young gay man whose liberal lifestyle is seen by the detective as a depraved attack on his own ultra-rigid moral code. The catastrophic results of his misguided actions and malfeasance as a policeman are only the beginning of the flood of tribulations that befall Chris, as he becomes deeply entangled with the powerful Department of Justice of the United States of America. Chris Wehner has become the target of an abusive corrections officer at a Federal prison facility. But the sexual abuse is the least of Chris difficulties. Swelling of his optic nerve, ignored by the medical personnel of the Bureau of Prisons is eroding his vision while he struggles to bring medical maltreatments to the attention of forces outside of the prison system. Proper attention may enable him to recover some of his eyesight, or at least retain the little that remains. Among the sources from which he is seeking help is the United States Senator from Indiana. Chris fate hangs in the balance. As told to J. Jackson Owensby</p>

Deliberate Indifference: A Gay Man's Maltreatment by the U.S. Dept of Justice

Humor & Entertainment

Owensby, J. Jackson

Wehner, Chris

Humor

W & B Publishers

At the age of 4, Deena becomes the sexual victim of her step-father and his teen-aged sons. Deena's sister, Starla, at the age of 5, also becomes a victim of the sexually abusive adults. The two girls remain victims of daily sexual abuse, rape and sodomy throughout their childhood and into their young adulthood. Not satisfied with dispoiling the girls, their stepfather allows friends and acquaitances to violate the two children. Chld rape and abuse is a vile, escalating crime in America and there is nothing worse than rape and abuse within the family. Statistics show that one of every four females are abused before they are eighteen. Starla and Deena agreed to relate their grievous stories in order that action may be taken and perhaps in the future other children will not suffer from abusive adults.

My Sister and I: We Are Survivors !

A-Argus Better Book Publishers, LLC

The "War to End All Wars," known as World War One, ushered in the mechanical revolution. Petroleum became the lifeblood of the industrialized world. A small cabal of powerful men plots to control the world's supply and there is no one to stop them. Or, is there?

Global Oil Conspiracy

Literature & Fiction

Genre Fiction

A-Argus Better Book Publishers

The Constitution for the United States of America: crafted by a small group of dedicated patriots who had to overcome fierce opposition, the Constitution charted the future path for the United States of America and solidified its place as the premier nation on Earth. Alexander Hamilton, James Madison and John Jay, three men heavily involved in the drafting of the Constitution and deeply committed to its ratification, published "The Federalist" (known today as The Federalist Papers) to clearly delineate the necessity for a rule of law for the new nation. Their explanations and reasonings are as sound today as two and one-quarter centuries ago.

The Federalist (Papers) Revisited: An Average Joe Takes a Look at the U.S. Constitution (America the Great, 1)

History

Military

A-Argus Enterprises, Incorporated

Owensby brings our founding fathers into the twenty-first century. Awaken to the thinking of the strong men and women who founded this nation and made it so great. An exciting trip back through time to a peiod some two and one-half centuries ago, when men of honor put their lives at stake to create a new nation, The United States of America. Thirteen small colonies in a new world, oppressed by the greatest military might in the world were able to persevere and win freedom and independence and the right to liberty, freedom and justice for all.

The United States Declaration of Independence (Revisited): the America The Great series

Americas

The United States Constitution (Revisited) is the second volume of the trilogy “The Revolutionary Era” of the “America The Great” series. The trials of the American Revolutionary War revealed the many flaws of the United States’ first constitution, The “Articles of Confederation and Perpetual Union.” The fact that any action taken under the Articles was subject to being negated by any one state as the Articles gave each state the right to veto any action necessitated that a new Constitution be crafted. The far-seeing forefathers who founded the United States faced the problem of creating a document that would not only satisfy the rebellious colonists, but would lay out the nation’s path for the future. Their success was little short of miraculous as the “Constitution for the United States of America” set the new nation on the path to greatness.

The United States Constitution (Revisited): America The Great (America the Great, 2)

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