Intrigue and mystery grow as a small band of adventurers circumvent international politics, smuggle themselves into Turkey, and uncover Noah&#8217;s Ark on Mt. Ararat. Set in the geographical area long considered a political powder keg, this is a tale of love, hate, fear and faith. An ex-movie queen, an avowed atheist who is a presidential candidate, an archeologist, a diplomatic attach&#233;, and a criminal lawyer go on this secret mission to locate the Ark. Each person finds a lot more than ever bargained for.

The Ararat conspiracy: "if Noah's Ark does not exist, why are they trying to cover it up?"

Dobkins, Jim

UCS Press

Machine Gun Man: The True Story of My Incredible Survival into the 1970s

Biographies & Memoirs

George Kelly

Jim Dobkins

Ben Jordan

Arts & Literature

Mary Capps worked 6-1/2 years under the supervision of Dennis Rader in the Compliance Department for the City of Park City, Kansas. Rader was her boss until his arrest in February 2005 as the BTK (Bind Torture Kill) serial killer, confessing ten brutal murders, over 17 years, 1974 to 1991. The realization that he had targeted her as his eleventh murder victim sent her into Post Traumatic Stress Syndrome. She reveals things about Dennis Rader not previously made public, including the time her aunt and another Park City employee saved his life; how he terrorized her on the job; how he might have been poisoning her; and documents why she believes she was Project Broadwater -- Dennis Rader's intended eleventh murder victim. Capps reveals why Park City Management unfailingly sided with her serial killer supervisor instead of her when she filed grievances about her boss' erratic, intimidating behavior towards her. She interweaves the despicable acts of BTK with events happening simultaneously in her life; from little girl daydreams to tormenting nightmares. Capps gives a unique insight into the man and monster before his exposure as BTK. Mary Capps began having horrible nightmares and premonitions of impending danger during the final months she worked under Rader's supervision. Those nightmares intensified when she realized he had been planning to murder her. It was her own Nightmare on Elm Street -- she desperately needed to sleep but was afraid to sleep because she knew what awaited her. And what about the physical symptoms she experienced many times djuring the afternoons -- after feeling fine when she went to work? The leg cramps. The sudden trouble breathing. The unexpected loss of memory -- all symptoms like those caused by a certain illegal date rape drug. Was her boss poisoning her? Mary gives two plausible ways he could have done so. Was it a miracle when all of the symptoms cleared up immediately after her last day of working with him? Mary does not think so.

My Boss was the BTK Killer... I was the Next Victim

Politics & Social Sciences

Mary Capps

Social Sciences

Pete Dechat is a 21st Century Job. On July 10, 2007, a Nascar plane crashed into his neighbor's home, killing a young mother and her son, and both pilot and passenger in the plane. The fuel tank broke loose from the plane, crashed into Pete's home and exploded. His four-year-old daughter Gabi died. Pete got seriously burned trying to find and rescue her.
Pete was burned on 96% of his body. They said he would not live. They said he would not see. They said he would not walk. They were wrong.
Pete was comatose for five months, during which time his then-wife left him for another life partner.
The coma was induced to keep him from dying from the pain. The lead doctor said there was 132% chance that Pete would die. Those odds were figured by adding the 96% to his age, which was 36 at the time of the fire. The doctor said no one survives burns that extensive. They didn't know Pete. He since married Judy and fathered a daughter, Beka, who is a delight. His story has inspired thousands of people in various countries.

Through The Fire: The True Story of a 21st Century Job

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Dechat, Pete

Exercise & Fitness

Dr. Waldman provides a simple, step-by-step, process, using basic behavioral Psychology, to teach parents how to more effectively manage and modify their children's behavior.

Who's Raising Whom? A Parent's Guide to Effective Child Discipline

Larry Waldman

A Georgia businessman believes God is like a genius clockmaker who created the world then set it on a shelf like a clock to let it wind down while being uninvolved and unconcerned about his life and the lives of others. That all changes when he has a dream in which he is assured his cancer-stricken wife soon will be welcomed into Heaven. Then five others, including a 10-year-old-girl, tell him about their dreams and visions which confirm his dream, which happens during 90 minutes of his life he can't at first account for. He loses his fear of death and learns that no one need fear death, and that Heaven is definitely for real. Thorugh an amazing setries of events, he intimately learns that God indeed is concerned about our lives, and is involved in the tiniest details of his and others' lives. He tells others about his dream and the other dreams and visions, leading to changed lives and overcoming the fear of death by others.

Into God's Country: Dreams and Visions Show a Believer's Passage to Heaven

Religion & Spirituality

Stogner, Eric

Christian Books & Bibles

The Facts Are Talking, but Who's Listening? Refuting Darwinism in Seven Seconds Flat

Russ Miller

This is probably the easiest to read and understand book available that describes what happened to Planet Earth during and after the 371 days that Noah and seven others remained secure inside the ark. They left behind a one-continent world and landed in a newly-shattered world, the one great land mass having been ripped apart into the continents we know today. Stones and bones tell the story.

371 Days That Scarred Our Planet

Miller, Russ

Religious Studies

What sets this classic child-raising book apart from other parenting books is Dr. Larry Waldman's ability to tell you why your child is misbehaving--then, step-by-step, in easy-to-understand language, he tells you how to use proven methods to reverse that behavior. Over 24,000 families have been helped by this book. It is the next best thing to having eight one-on-one counseling sessions with Dr. Waldman. This is a new edition -- and 6th printing -- of a book previouly sold mainly at Dr. Waldman's resource table at his seminars and speaking engagements. The book cover is possibly the most appropriate graphic ever designed for a parenting book.

Who's Raising Whom?

Parenting & Relationships

Waldman, Dr Larry

Parenting

Retreat from Rostov Part One

History

Hughes, Paul

Military

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