Captive Love

LGBTQ+ Books

St. Christopher, Koz

Literature & Fiction

Creative Works Pub

Like most athletes encountering fame, fortune and females, including Oscar winning actress, Halle Berry, in abundance for the first time, Reggie ate it up, yet it was not enough. There was a void in his life which he discovered could not be filled through his high living. The story of Reggie Rucker takes the reader on a journey through the Washington D.C. most tourists didn't see in the late 1950's. Within the shadow of the White House, monuments and the seat of legislative power, Reggie and his mother, Nancy, walked down C Street, looking for food and a place to sleep at night. From these humble beginnings, Rucker was inspired to move beyond life as a homeless child in the ghettos of our nation's capitol to become an NFL star wide receiver. Reggie Rucker, #33, was an acclaimed member of one of the most exciting professional football teams of the 1980's, the Cleveland Browns' Kardiac Kids. He was known for his good hands and sure catching abilities. This inspirational story offers fun and information about life as a professional football player, from training camp as a rookie to becoming a star receiver and the perks that came with stardom. In addition, it explains how a professional athlete can be put into many situations that others don't face, and how, without the guidance of his faith, Reggie was not able to overcome many of the temptations which came his way.

From Ghetto to God: The Incredible Journey of NFL Star, Reggie Rucker

Biographies & Memoirs

Rucker, Reggie

McLwain, Nadine

Community & Culture

This guidebook takes the reader on a personal development journey that was traversed by the great Native American chiefs of old, explaining how the chiefs functioned as bestowers, companions and guides while practicing the 19 attributes of wisdom. Dr. Boggs also explores the importance of recognition and how feathers were used as symbols of personal achievement while creating a timeless connection between Native American wisdom, personal development and the direction organizations must take in order to provide healthy, happy and productive work environments in the 21st century.

Honored Feathers of Wisdom: Attributes for Personal and Organizational Growth

Business & Money

Boggs, Robert L.

Management & Leadership

<p>Written by a specialist in the field of women's issues involving trauma, abuse and eating disorders, "Free At Last!" is a unique approach to overcoming an unhealthy past through positive, healthy relationships. Each chapter addresses specific areas the victim must deal with during the healing process in order to break the chains of abuse. At the end of each sub-chapter is a section entitled, "Have you thought about this?" consisting of thought provoking questions intended to help turn a life of oppression into one of power.</p>

Free at Last!: The Power of Relationships in Overcoming Trauma, Abuse and Eating Disorders

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Botwin, Shari

Psychology & Counseling

This effective, low cost natural system informs the reader of many useful tools in the quest for a smoke-free lifestyle. This book lists reasons for quitting, step-by-step instructions on how to quit, incentives for quitting, charts, positive affirmations and relaxation techniques.

Quit Smoking using the Time Chart System-book only

St. Christopher, Victoria

Addiction & Recovery

The Chair

McConaughy, Victoria M.

McConaughy, Catherine

Contemporary

If you wanted to drive from Niagara Falls, New York, to El Paso, Texas, and needed to make time, you wouldn’t select U.S. Route 62. Interstate highways connect the cities in fewer miles and much less time. But if you did take 62, you’d be rewarded with a fascinating and diverse portrait of America. U.S. Route 62 takes 2271 miles to get from Niagara Falls to El Paso. On his bicycle, he got up close and personal with every one of them. Stan found the route to have many identities. Sometimes it meanders through quiet countryside while other times it roars along as a busy expressway. Occasionally it shows an urban face, climbs mountains, rolls over wooded hills, flirts with Interstates, stretches out in flatland boredom and crawls across blazing desert. Route 62 travels through 10 states, spending the most time in Oklahoma and Texas (404 miles in each state) and the least in Illinois (2 miles). Route 62 also crosses the path of numerous early trails, pioneer routes, historic journeys and primitive roads, the oldest dating from at least 1598. Although 62 bears the same number over its entire length, in some places it’s designated as a north-south route; at others, an east-west one. In various places, it picks up additional monikers: Blue Star Memorial Highway, Everly Brothers Boulevard, Texas Mountain Trail, Blue Moon of Kentucky Highway, Vietnam Veterans Memorial Highway, Trail of Tears, the Ozark Trail. If Route 62 was the medium for his journey, people who live and work near the highway were the substance of it. Mr. Purdum listened to what they had to say, and relays it in their own words, recording their comments as faithfully as memory and post-conversation note-taking allows. This then is the story of a highway, of people and of a journey. Stan welcomes you along for the ride.

Playing in Traffic: America from the River Niagara to the Rio Grand, by Bicycle

Purdum, Stan

Sports & Outdoors

<p>A wonderfully touching, beautifully described historical novel, spanning the years of The Great Depression to the triumphant end of WWII, The Hope Chest takes the reader on a journey through the victories and trials of Marie and Abbey, lovers and owners of the special, almost magical store in Gloucester, MA. The strong, yet gentle and caring women, through the help of their guardian angel, touch many lives through insight, generosity and kindness, even during times of deepest despair. Read about their ability to rise above the tragedies in their own lives, proving that hope and love will always endure. Marie and Abbey, together, forever!</p>

The Hope Chest

McConaughy, Victoria

A small, unpopular eleven-year-old boy's wish to be a superhero turns out to be disastrous, even as an evil alien speeds toward earth to retrieve his lost wishing ring.

Incrediboy: Be Careful What You Wish

Clevenger, Lee

Children's Books

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