As a young boy, Steve Watt knew he wanted to be a Wyoming State Trooper. At the age of twenty-three, he was sworn in. A few years later, Trooper Watt stopped a car whose driver he hoped had information on the whereabouts of a bank robber fleeing from Colorado to Wyoming. 
But the driver of the car he pulled over was not a witness to the crime...he was the actual bank robber! In an instant, the criminal was out of his car and shooting at Trooper Watt. The first bullet went through the trooper's windshield and into Steve Watt's left eye. Before the gunfight was over, Watt was shot four more times and left for dead. But Steve Watt did not die...he fought back! 
And that is where the story of Steve Watt's life begins. After years of bitterness and hatred for the man who tried to kill him, Steve Watt found a life with Christ that brought forgiveness and friendship toward Mark Farnham, the man who shot him five times. A friendship so powerful that former trooper, former member of the Wyoming House of Representatives, and now D.A.R.E. instructor and ordained minister Steve Watt has lobbied to obtain Mark Farnham's freedom from prison in an act of Christian forgiveness.

Shots Fired Shots Forgiven, The Steve Watt Story

Biographies & Memoirs

Geeting, Jim

Leaders & Notable People

McKenna Publishing Group

What is the right number of kids? Only a fool would try to answer that one. Enter Rick Epstein. But years of observation and experimentation on actual human beings have taken him way beyond family planning. Try him on...sex, family vacations, Mother's Day, communication and crisis management.

The Right Number of Kids

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Epstein, Rick

Women's Health

Track world under microscope...British sprinter tested positive for designer steroid undetectable until recently...Name of U.S. runner arises amid steriod scandal...Biggest steroid bust in sports history...100 athletes could be called to testify...White House drug czar's office interested...NFL says it will retest for designer steroids...Senate weighs action...Dozens of top Olympic and professional athletes to testify before a federal grand jury... 
Were these recent newspaper headlines written before or after these journalists read Dr. James Chlovechok's new novel "Game Face"? 
What if you were offered a pill that promised to solve all of your problems? It would make you better at what you do. At everything you do. It isn't illegal, and no one would know. Would you take it? 
And what happens if people you know start dropping dead? You don't know if that pill is responsible, or if those people were even taking it! You only know that if you stop taking that pill, you will lose everything. This is the errie and cutting edge premise that "Game Face" offers its readers. 
Mark McKenzie is a forensic medicine specialist recruited by his boyhood friend, Detective Sergeant Tim McGregor, to investigate the death of an elite athlete. Mark is also a former decathlon star who never lived up to his potential. He had the power, the speed, and the brains. What he lacked was the attitude. The fire. In the course of the investigation, he makes a startling discovery: Now, attitude comes in a bottle. 
"Game Face" is the name of a secret performance-enhancing drug. It provides something that no other chemical can: A mental edge. But its effects are erratic...and so is the behavior of some of its users. Neither this nor the fact that people are dying stops athletes from scrambling to get it. And this new chemical offers a bonus: It is undetectable by current testing methods.

Game Face

Chlovechok, James D.

Adi Kohler, former General Manager of the Mauna Kea Beach Hotel, Island of Hawaii, State of Hawaii, describes his life in the hotel business from Germany to Paris to Arizona, to the U.S. Virgin Island, Puerto Rico and finally to the Mauna Kea Beach Hotel in Hawaii. Lots of photos and the final chapter describes in detail how the Mauna Kea Beach Hotel was built.

Mr. Mauna Kea

Adi W. Kohler

Catherine Bridges Tarleton

Professionals & Academics

A truly unbelievable story of life, death, war and forgotten love. Air Force top gun Kyle Kendrick, a leader in the initial air strike of the Gulf War, returns to England and is assigned duty as the first American/NATO liaison at RAF Coltishall. After departing the RAF Winter Ball, Kyle is involved in an unsurvivable car accident. This is the true story of Kyle's battle to survive and to put his life back together once he overcomes the horrible damage to his body and amnesia. It is Jamie Morris' story, too, as the love of Kyle's life. For he does not remember who she is!

The Turned Field

Jacobs, Kent F.

Sergeant Mark Garrison, introduced in author Bill Burgett's last novel "Project 314" reappears in "The Cruise" to wrap up one loose end--the whereabouts of the ZIP disks containing records of the late Bob Archer's clandestine genetic research.

The Cruise

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Burgett, Bill

Mystery

This is life at its most traumatic expressed by callers as they seek help as well as a compassionate and calming voice on the crisis hotlines.

Saturday Night Crisis Lines

Robert, Harrison

Parenting & Relationships

Carlos Morales is an associate in the prestigious New York law firm of VanAlan, Platt and Smythe. While working on a major bank merger, Carlos discovers certain peculiarities in some of the bank's commercial loan files. Sharing his findings with Kenneth White, one of the firm's partners, neither man can determine the significance of Carlos' discoveries, or whether they mean anything at all. VanAlan, Platt quite suddenly gives Carlos a respite from his merger work and sends him on a week's vacation to the firm's private island in the Caribbean. Here, Carlos' life is threatened by four would-be assassins, and a few days later in New York, Kenneth White is shot in his own home. Who is behind these attacks on Carlos and Kenny? And why? Is their law firm involved? The two lawyers travel from coast to coast to unravel the mystery and to discover the link between their near assassination and the bank merger. Can they find the answers before it's too late? Lance Erikson, a retired attorney and Washington D.C. lobbyist for a major savings and loan, now lives with his wife Suzanne in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. He harbors the fantasy that his four children will one day finance his extravagant lifestyle.

The Fraud

Literature & Fiction

J Lance Erikson

Action & Adventure

Innkeepers Mike and Michele Cozzens have owned and operated Sandy Point Resort &amp; Disc Golf Ranch for 20 years. They purchased an existing resort property in the Northwoods of Wisconsin, rebuilding it into a popular and successful family vacation destination. In How To Achieve Your Dream Life, Michele relates their experiences visualizing and creating the business, and offers useful tips on developing a business plan, maintaining the property inside and outside the office how-to deal with guests, and advice on working through the romantic and at times absurd life of an innkeeper.

How To Achieve Your Dream Life: Start-up Advice from a Successful Innkeeper

Business & Money

Michele VanOrt Cozzens

Job Hunting & Careers

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