Altchek pens a fast-paced, emotional love story with some surprising twists. "A very entertaining and worthwhile read."--Robin Tashima, literary critic and writer.

You're the One

Romance

Altchek, Mark

Paranormal

Robertson Pub

Death may be the last taboo in our society, but Darlyne and Philip intend to tear down the walls. Together they have created a compelling, deeply personal and educational portrait of regular folk living life after one has received a terminal diagnosis. This book is the result of daily writing over the past year, as they clarified and expressed their feelings about Darlyne's impending death and Philip's loss. In an extraordinary reception of direction they decided to share their feelings with the public - an unusual and powerful decision. They speak clearly, cry openly, and dance for the joy of being alive. Darlyne brings to this endeavor over thirty-five years as a special education teacher, speech pathologist, workshop leader and hypnotherapist. Philip's background is that of a commercial ship-to-shore radiotelegraph operator for over 30 years at the RCA coastal marine station KPH on the Pt. Reyes Peninsula in California. He and his colleagues communicated with ships at sea, world-wide through the use of Morse code.

Triumph. Traveling Towards Death: Preparing for a New Life

Diehl, Philip

Diehl, Darlyne

Parenting & Relationships

The author explores the evidence for the Eden in Israel proposition in mitochondrial genetics; remnant images residing within ancient Sumerian and Egyptian mythology; ancient Jewish apocrypha texts like the Book of Jubilees; and within the Bibles text.

The Living Waters of Eden

Religion & Spirituality

Paul, Bruce

Christian Books & Bibles

"Grandpa's Favorites" is full of meaningful bits of wisdom and verse along with some stories to tickle your funny bone. The author grew up during the Depression, when people learned to appreciate the little they had and they survived by helping one another. He compiled this book of his favorite quotes and stories to instill these same values in his grandchildren.

A Collection of Grandpa's Favorites

Children's Books

Montgomery, Jerry E.

Humor

For the street-children in Benares, India, Amma was a Providential hand. Those meeting her for the first time are struck by the strength and femininity she emanates along with her comforting love and joy. For those in search of a Spiritual Master with a more familiar Western face, she is a revelation. From birth on, Maitreyi Amma has been strongly and permanently connected to the Divine. This has made her life extraordinary. An inner relationship with Christ eventually guided her to India. There, in 2002, she met the Great Master Sri Tathata. Sharing since then the mission with him, Maitreyi Amma travels tirelessly throughout the world. In her darshans, she conveys the unconditional love of the Divine Mother and the courage to accomplish the way leading to Self-Realization. Her teachings refer to those of Sri Tathata and thus to the great Vedic tradition of the ancient Rishis. On the other hand, they have the originality and practical wisdom bestowed upon her by being a Western woman.

Messenger of Light: The Extraordinary Life of Maitreyi Amma

Biographies & Memoirs

Amma, Maitreyi

Leaders & Notable People

True Tales Inspired by an Enchanted Lake This collection of short stories and whimsical drawings in Woven of Water inspires the reader to discover meaning amid the loves and losses of growing up, growing old, and all the events in between. By taking this book in hand, you will create time for a personal retreat with the exquisite beauty of nature as your host. The reward, the splendor of grateful living, is priceless. I give my deep gratitude to everyone over the last ten years who reminded me that it took courage, not perfection, to offer the world a written expression of love. ____________________ "Woven of Water is a gem. Luisa Adams coaxes ten penetrating insights from the seemingly ordinary world of a small mountain lake. She transmits profound meaning from simple images with her eye for the sacred, her focus on sensual detail and an extremely talented pen - this little book will be on your bed stand for a long time." ~ Terry Pearce Founder/President of Leadership Communications, author of Leading Out Loud ____________________ "Say, you happen to drive past Luisa's lake in the woods, would you recognize it as a place of enchantment? The answer will depend on the visual acuity of your heart. The adventure you find may not be the adventure you seek; it wasn't for Luisa Adams in Woven of Water. And yet - like a water lily rising from the muddy bottom of the lake - for you as for her, whatever life brings can blossom forth into the splendor of grateful living." ~ Brother David Stiendl-Rast Benedictine monk, author of Gratefulness, the Heart of Prayer, lecturer, co-founder of www.gratefulness.org ____________________ "Woven of Water immerses the reader in a mirrored landscape of inner and outer beauty. Luisa Adams' years of retreating for a month of solitude at an enchanted lake have yielded a sensitive collection of compelling stories and deep reflective insights. Her commitment inspires the reader to connect to nature, time, and daily life with fresh eyes and refreshed perspective on what truly matters." ~ Carolyn Foster Coach, Retreat Leader, and author of The Family Patterns Workbook

Woven of Water

Adams, Luisa

LaVerne Brookover Uhte's story begins with her ancestor's 17 week voyage in 1754 from Europe to the British colonies in America. When the ship that carried Jacob Brookover from the land of his birth sailed into Chesapeake Bay, he found himself alone in a strange land at the age of sixteen. LaVerne tells how succeeding generations spread out in all directions from the eastern seaboard to the Pacific Ocean, and goes on to write about her eighty-five years, living through a time of accelerated cultural changes. _____________ As LaVerne puts it, "Although the present is all we have because yesterday is gone and tomorrow is not yet, I can't help being interested in the past - it helped shape me and the circumstances under which I live today. My DNA and the culture into which I was born came down to me from countless sources, each one contributing to the person I bacame." _____________ Every life is a story worth telling. She hopes that her stories will inspire others to face the future with hope and confidence.

Westward Ho!

Uhte, Laverne M.

Community & Culture

TORA is an introduction to teach a unique method on forming sentences out of the symbols of the Tarot. With 78 card definitions and 96 practical examples (explained layouts), this unusual book is designed to help you learn by actively exploring, while at the same time giving you insight on situations that occur in life.    Inside you will find a unique layout of 23 cards on one page and 23 corresponding short explanations on each opposing page. You are guided to read the sentence and then look at the corresponding card and the ones around it (or vice versa), to learn how the cards communicate. There are a total of 96 example readings, opening valuable life lessons/stories that give insight into life and wise advice.

TORA: Opening the Secrets of Tarot

Humor & Entertainment

Yenilmez, Tolga Levent

Akhun, Naciye Guler

Puzzles & Games

On June 22, 2006 the United States Supreme Court made a landmark decision in Sheila White's favor, ruling 9-to-0 in the case she brought against the Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railway Company. She worked in the Tennessee rail yards, one woman alongside many men. Her book describes how she learned to stand up for herself and how she helped the legal system defend her from the discrimination, retaliation, and humiliation she experienced. Taking charge in such a situation is not an easy nor a fast process; it takes a lot of patience, but it can be done. After reading this book you will understand how she defended herself, and in the process, helped open the door for all working women.

Fighting the Giant

White, Sheila

Historical

A Novel of Forbidden Love and Political Intrigue ________________________________________________ A Night in Odessa tells the riveting story of Erika, a young German woman, and Michael, a Russian cardiologist, and their prohibited love in former East Germany. What would be a light-hearted love story under democracy turns into a dangerous and chilling tale under communism. We meet the evil Chief of Police and Frieda, his police matron, and learn of Erika's secret past. The young lovers' quest for freedom takes them across the Iron Curtain, toiling through snow-covered mountains, slipping between mines, hiding from guards. California, Odessa, and Dubrovnik are colorful stopovers in this fascinating, fast-paced novel. Award winning author Ursula H. Meier weaves a tale of plot twists that surprise, enthrall, and delight.

A Night in Odessa

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Meier, Ursula H.

Thrillers & Suspense

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