Straight Ahead

Oliver 'dip' Welch

TFG Press

From Chapter One: Dr. Thomas Wynne's family comes from a very long line of distinguished and notable Ancestors. His immediate line comes from Wales. Four generations earlier his 3rd great-grandfather Harri Wynne ap Cynwrig finds himself married to a English girl Alis Thelwal ferch Simmwnd ferch David Thelwall. Her father was Simmwnd [Symon] Thelwall, Esq. of Plas-y-Ward. These two people meld the Welsh and English lines we descend from. Harri Wynne ap Cywrig can be found under many spellings example Harri Wynne ap Cynric or Henry ap Kenrick ap Ithel. Unlike the English, Welsh people did not generally adopt the use of static or fixed surnames until nearly the 18th Century. Historically, the Welsh practiced a naming system known as "patronymics," which means the child's surname is the father's given name. For example, John Morris could be the son of Morris Rhys, who was the son of Rhys James.

Dr. Thomas Wynne's Legacy

Lynn Larsen

Becky Thill

Set in Santa Monica, California, THOMAS is the story of Josh Higgins, trying to leave behind a thirty-four year past he doesn't trust, looking for any future that he can find, one that's as far away from Louisville, Kentucky as his vintage Mustang will take him. 
When he crosses paths with Rita Long, a widow, twenty years his senior - twice during his second day on the coast - he's persuaded to stick around for awhile. The novel alternates between Josh's past and present as Thomas' life is revealed to Rita through Josh's eyes. 
When Rita's oldest and dearest friend, Donna, a rich and powerful socialite complicates matters with her own brand of seduction, the chase begins. Dale, the Louisville Baptist landlord and long-time Higgins family confidant, and the outrageous Derek add their own blend to the chaotic mix when all characters collide for the final twists of fate. 
THOMAS shows the reader the true power of love in the most unexpected places.

Thomas

Maxwell, Tobias

After learning of his brother's death in August of 2002, only to lose his mother four months later, Darryl Johnson faced a yawning chasm of grief that threatened to swallow him whole. Instead of succumbing to despair, however, Darryl decided to document his family's story. The result is touching new memoir, "The Last Call." This book, a unique tale of common tragedies, celebrates the lives of a mother and son who define the true nature of courage--and leave an inspiring legacy for us all.

The Last Call

Johnson, Darryl

NEW BOOK REVEALS MAGNETS RELIEVE PAIN, CHANGE TUMORS, HEAL BONES AND MORE. Experts report that breakthroughs with medical magnetic fields could have dramatic therapeutic potential for patients. Promising results range from healing bones to treating cancer. Epilepsy, depression, stroke and neuro-degenerative diseases, including multiple sclerosis, may soon be treated by magnetic fields. Painful conditions such as arthritis, low back and joint pain, post-polio pain, and neuropathies have also been relieved with magnetism. And tumor growth, too, has been shown to be changed by magnetic pulses. These findings are reported in this new landmark book, "Magnetotheraphy: Potential Therapeutic Benefits and Adverse Effects."

Magnetotheraphy: Potential Therapeutic Benefits and Adverse Effects

McLean, Michael

Science & Math

"Malas Ondas" (Spanish for "Bad Vibes") is an extraordinary odyssey through the south of Mexico told through the irreverent of one of America's hottest underground writers, Kent Evans. Runninhg for his life from New York, the "Twin Towers," and a disastrous relationship, this uproarious travelogue chronicles Kent's initiation into Third World society. Join him as he samples the tastes, soaks in the culture and sinks ever deeper into depravity all the while treating readers to Mexico's fabulous treasures. A brilliantly orchestrated travel memoir blending conversations, verse, E-mail updates, and lyrical prose, "Malas Ondas" tracks one man's mesmerising and hilariously masochistic descent into 21st century sin all in the cause of that timeless enigma: self-discovery.

Malas Ondas: Lime, Sand, Sex and Salsa in the Land of Conquistadors

Literature & Fiction

Evans, Kent

Poetry

Possibly the best book ever written on baseball for beginners. The book chronicles the author’s self-proclaimed "apostleship of baseball" in a way that assumes no previous knowledge and doesn’t overload the reader with rules or ideas that rarely come up in the course of a game. Despite the book’s title, "Baseball for Rookies" was written with both seasoned veterans and those new to the game in mind. 
It’s rich in classic moments and funny stories even diehard fans might not know about the game’s legendary players. It serves up a feast of statistics and explains not just what individual player stats are, but also how to interpret them to better enjoy the game. The book also explains curiosities such as differences between the National League and the American League. Given time, "Baseball for Rookies" might just become as American as apple pie …

Baseball For Rookies

Sports & Outdoors

Lichtman, Jeffrey

Baseball

For anyone who has ever looked to the stars and wondered where, exactly, Heaven might be located, the answer is now at hand. This is the first book that identifies the location of the astral plane known as Heaven.  The authors’ have taken that universal question of Heaven’s physical location beyond mere philosophy and into reality.  Through aerospace, astrophysics, and insight, the authors’ have located what they firmly believe to be the place we know as Heaven. This book is part textbook, part scientific discovery, part song book, and part poetry, Heaven is within. Now for the first time, whether you want to go there or not is entirely up to you.

Heaven

Ame, Cate

Hope Road

Stoppi, Maurice

Messenger from the other side...A Place you call heaven.. a place she calls home. 
Seifuala Adnohrijah Kaya has dealt with excruciating pain, debilitating illness, grief -- and still meets the challenges of the world on a daily basis. 
From her childhood diagnosis of muscular dystrophy up until the terrible automobile accident that killed her husband and nearly claimed her own life, Kaya's indomitable spirit has always carried her through. 
But it was the near-death experience of the car crash which forever transformed Kaya. It was then that Kaya crossed over to the "other side." There she learned what few others have, and in so doing the Creator sent her back with a message of hope and salvation for the rest of humankind. 
"Released" takes the reader on an extraordinary odyssey of faith and determination and generously shares lessons for us all. Within this gripping memoir, Kaya tells of her triumphant journey and her mission as she reveals the truth of the Creator, the hurt of her spirituality, and her message of love, which, as she says, is the most powerful force on earth.

Released

Gibson, Rhonda Kaya

Religion & Spirituality

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