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An Illustrated History of Great Northern Railway Signalling

Michael A. Vanns

Class 47: 50 Years of Locomotive History

Simon Lilley

<p>Blood and Brotherhood tells of story of the U.S. military’s obsession with returning African-American WWI veterans who were deemed a threat to whites in the United States. The novel details FBI infiltration into black and radical white organizations, and touches on politics that resound today, including the origin of modern oil and immigration crises.</p>

Blood And Brotherhood

Literature & Fiction

Stovall, Eugene

Contemporary

In a time of religious upheaval and civil war in a country where men of different faiths can never be brothers, three slaves must keep a date with destiny. Death, destruction  and the persecution of an entire nation at the hands of the Roman army set the stage for "The Idumean  Covenant: A Novel of the Fall of Jerusalem." Abraham's twin grandsons, Jacob and Esau, were bitter enemies. Jacob's descendants, the Judeans become God's chosen people and Esau's descendants, the Idumeans, become the people that God hated and despised.God's prophets tell the Judeans, Isaiah and Ezehiel, to rob and even kill Idumeans. Inexplicably, however, Titus Flavius Josephus relates in his Jewish Wars that the insurrectionists against Rome called upon the Idumeans for support in order to prevent the Judean sect of Sadducees from turning Jerusalem over to the Romans. Can it be that the revered historian had a secret agenda? The Idumean Covenant is a locomotive taking the intelligent reader on a historical adventure of cynical plots, unconventional alliances and impossible loves pitting the most powerful men of the Roman Empire against each other.

The Idumean Covenant: A Novel of the Fall of Jerusalem

Genre Fiction

Cassandra's Curse: A Black Life in a Police State

Teen & Young Adult

Eugene Stovall

Historical Fiction

Confident of Better Things: Essays Commemorating Seventy-five Years of the Orthodox Presbyterian Church

Danny E. Olinger

John R. Muehter

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