The Magic Bullet is a novel about a scientist who discovers the secret of life extension. However, the discovery creates all kinds of problems for him. A recluse billionaire in Chicago -- who is dying -- wants to find the secret and sends his men to kidnap the scientist. Also, the Chinese government hires a New York City mafia don to find the scientist. He hides out in the Barataria swamps below New Orleans and joins a motorcycle gang en route to the biker's rally at Sturgis, S.D., where he is captured by the billionaire's men and taken to Chicago. The reader will laugh and cry but will never forget the dramatic climax.

The Magic Bullet

Literature & Fiction

Keith, Bill

Action & Adventure

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Days of Anguish, Days of Hope is the heroic story of Chaplain Robert Preston Taylor, who spent 42 months in Japanese prison camps during World War II. On Dec. 7, 1941, the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor and Manila, the Philippines, the next day. Taylor was caught in a maelstrom of war and the every-day fight for survival. He ministered to the fighting men on the front lines during the Battle for Bataan and received the Silver Star for bravery. He endured the Bataan Death March – where thousands of American soldiers died – the Cabanatuan Prison Camp, and the so-called “hell ships” that were bombed by American pilots who did not know the American prisoners were on board. During the nearly four years in prison, he faithfully ministered God’s love to the other prisoners. After he was liberated, he returned home to learn that his wife Ione, who was told he had died on the “hell ships,” had remarried. He decided to remain in the military and years later President John F. Kennedy named him Air Force Chief of Chaplains with the rank of major general.

Days of Anguish, Days of Hope

Biographies & Memoirs

Leaders & Notable People

Tim Wiseman's new book Purpose in the Pain is the thrilling story of the spiritual values he and his wife Misty learned through times of crisis. It also tells of the miraculous establishment of the House of Disciples in Longview, Texas, an outreach of Wiseman Ministries, Inc. Tim and Misty, along with a dedicated staff, minister to homeless people who come from drug- and alcohol-infested streets, care for them and give them hope that through Christ their lives can be changed. There were many miracles involved in the birth of the House of Disciples and Tim tells of those miracles in his book. Tim and Misty also have formed a musical group known as White Chocolate. They hold services in prisons, churches, and community parks where homeless people hang out. The group has CDs available through Wiseman Ministries. All proceeds from the sale of this book go to Wiseman Ministries, Inc. Now, join Tim on a dramatic journey as you read this exciting story.

Purpose in the Pain

Religion & Spirituality

Wiseman, Tim

Worship & Devotion

The authorized biography of W.A. Criswell, the renowned pastor of the First Baptist Church in Dallas, Texas.

W.A. Criswell: The Authorized Biography

The Incredible Journey of a Mafia Soldier takes a look inside the Mafia's murder, treachery and intrigue and one man's search for the true meaning of life. That man is Frank Bower, who once was John Gotti's bodyguard, but today is a faithful servant of God.

The Incredible Journey of a Mafia Soldier

"The Rise and Fall of Practically Everything" asks several pertinent questions. Are we in America on the verge of losing our civilization? Will America become just another great nation that failed? Is this "Home of the Brave" on a perilous journey to the dust bin of history? All the indicators in today's culture say yes to the above questions. But there is something we can do about it.

The Rise and Fall of Practically Everything

Politics & Social Sciences

Philosophy

The long-awaited second devotional of Clara (Sister) Payne. A much sought-after speaker, Sister has ministered at Aglow and other Christian women's groups including the Women of the Word Conference in California.

More Morning By Morning

Payne, Clara

During her forty-plus years in television, Emmy Award winning journalist Joan Hallmark has interviewed some of the most famous people in the world, ranging from presidents and movie stars to star athletes and war heroes. Here are some of them: Clint Eastwood, John Wayne, Charlton Heston, Matthew McConaughey, Sonny &amp; Cher, Sammy Davis Jr., The Presidents Bush, Nancy Reagan, Julia Child, George Foreman, Willie Nelson, David Wilkerson, and dozens of others.

Sound Bites

Hallmark, Joan

This epic drama tells the story of World War II in the South Pacific from the Dec. 7, 1941 bombing of Pearl Harbor to the end of the war in 1945. The hero, Chaplain Charlie Martin, and heroine, Nurse Rose Flynn, fall in love and plan to be married but are separated when the Japanese invade the Philippines. They endure years of imprisonment in P.O.W. camps, Charlie in Cabanatuan and other prisons, Rose in Santo Tomas. In 1945, American soldiers liberate Rose and she returns home mourning for Charlie who she believed died three years earlier. She falls in love and marries just five months before Charlie is liberated from a prison in Manchuria. Charlie returns home to learn Rose is married. Their tearful reunion is an unforgettable climax.

Whisper in the Wind

The story of Cherokee Chief Bill John Baker.

From One Fire: The Story of Cherokee Chief Bill John Baker

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