THE TRUEST DEFINITION AND EXPLANATION OF MANAGEMENT PRACTICES SINCE "THE PETER PRINCIPLE"! FORGET THE CHEESE...ARE YOU READY TO REALLY UNDERSTAND HOW CORPORATE AMERICA WORKS? All management fads run in circles. The most torrid fad eventually languishes, then gets pitched onto the rubbish heap, eventually returning under a new name and hailed as an innovative "new" management discovery. If you live long enough, you can watch some fads reappear three or four times, with each reincarnation acclaimed as the savior of business. It’s never-ending. Through many insightful and humorous chapters the reader discovers why everything in business goes in circles. Make no mistake about it: This is a book of humor that may be adopted as the bible of corporate behavior by executives in every nook and cranny of the business world.

Management By Running In Circles

Business & Money

Smith, M. Ronald

Management & Leadership

Winterwolf Pub

Pema and Erik have made a rare and dangerous choice to be life partners and masters of the Path, the powerful and mysterious energy of the universe. 
Pema, orphaned by a civil war, struggles against the dark places within herself. In Erik, she finds the love and home she craves, but as a Galactic Ambassador, she becomes involved in hostile and treacherous events that test her Pathen powers to the limit. She must negotiate the peace treaty for the war that killed her parents, but in the process, Pema and her infant son are taken hostage by an insane and powerful rebel bent on establishing his own empire. Pema’s trials don’t end there, and she eventually must face an array of evil forces that threaten to destroy her family. 
Erik is a Sanderman, a humanoid creature without skin who has the ability to merge completely with the body and thoughts of other beings. He is the steady force in Pema’s life, but is slowly drawn into her explorations of the dark and often terrifying places that they both must face if they are to become masters of the Path. 
Along the way, Pema and Erik are helped by their teachers, patient Jorn and prickly Bespe. But neither can save Pema from a devastating miscalculation that threatens the life of her unborn daughter. The child is a bornmaster, a master of the Path from birth, and capable of great good, or great and unstoppable evil. 
As Pema and Erik forge a partnership and learn to navigate the subtle and elusive depths of the Path, they make a startling discovery about the life and love they share.

The Pathen

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Beer, Valorie

Fantasy

Cashing In is a fast paced action story of a Fedex radio technician, Hugh Spencer, and his wife Maggie. They own a home on a five-acre parcel of land just east of Kearney, MO. Hugh's father-in-law, and brother-in-law dwell there too. Maggie's father is quite eccentric, and her brother, a Vietnam veteran, suffers from Post Traumatic Stress Syndrome. Loud, unexpected noises will transport Gil back to the jungles in a flash! A giant of a man, he is abruptly returned to the Ho Chi Minh trail many times during the course of the story. At a hilltop radio site, Hugh discovers a suitcase full of one hundred dollar bills. The money is badly needed, and he finds himself incapable of turning it over to the authorities. In keeping the money, Hugh inadvertently embroils his family in a running gun battle with a Kansas City drug lord. Maggie's personality submerges in times of stress, and that of her great grandmother's surfaces to lead them into battle. Maggie's great grandmother was Zerelda James (the mother of Frank and Jesse). Their small pasture, just two miles from the old James farm, becomes a rapidly growing cemetery for slain villains. Ever sensitive to the prying eyes of the law and their nearest neighbors, Hugh disguises the graves by planting walnut trees above them.

Cashing In

Sager, Larry

Literature & Fiction

Willa Claire

Landers, Richard A.

The future is only a nightmare away as captured resistence agent Nat Turner rots away in a death row cell. As his date with the electric chair approaches, Turner keeps a diary in which he identifies the problems and difficulties that Old America refused to address.

Two Minutes To Midnight

Lott, M. Ray

The colorful evolution of my mental, sexual and career development was always reflected in the selection of my automobiles. HEIDI REDUX chronicles the passage of years from childhood to menopause in a unique and stunningly forthright, sometimes sad, sometimes humorous, but always brutally honest manner. A four-year old child "bags" a Marine while hunting for sailors with her mother in downtown Santa Ana, California. The Marine and her mother marry and buy a black, 1947 Plymouth which will take this soon-to-be expanded family on an odyssey including four states and multiple attempts to forge new beginnings on little dairy farms, some without electricity or running water. 
Early aspirations to become a nun and marry Jesus are abandoned as the family becomes increasingly dysfunctional and the emerging adolescent libido does battle with the requirement to remain a virgin and not end up as the mother eventually did---in a Tijuana jail for trying to rob a drunk between her sixth and seventh marriages. 
Scholarships to nursing school and falling in love and marrying a world-famous neuro-psychiatrist take this young woman to grand adventures in foreign lands and finally to the pinnacle of power in Washington D.C. as the spouse of the man who was a personal friend of the President and held one of the most powerful medical positions in the world as Assistant Secretary of Defense/Health Affairs. She becomes a power in her own right at three different Federal Agencies, known as the "piss queen of the heavens" as she implemented the forensic drug testing requirements for civilian aviation at FAA, her last position before mobilization as a Navy Nurse Corp Reservist during Desert Storm. 
Along the way she buys increasingly powerful and sophisticated automobiles reflecting her changing status. She also battles alcoholism and shares the shame and horror of women facing this disease, so often associated with promiscuous behavior.

Heidi Redux

Biographies & Memoirs

C. Everett Koop

William E. Mayer

Heidi Boomershine

Community & Culture

Patricia Hollingsworth is a confident and independent college student. Nicknamed Mouse, she has been blessed with a keen intelligence, a petite form, and "mousy" looks. Tormented in grade school because of her appearance, Mouse has devoted herself to overcoming the degrading appellation. Her success in martial arts and survival training has given her self-assurance and emotional stability. She keeps the nickname out of a perverse sense of satisfaction, knowing that she is anything but a mouse. Her overconfidence in her abilities, however, leads to her capture by three members of a malevolent cult. Unknown to Mouse, she is destined to be the bride of the cult leader’s youngest son, Benjamin. Benjamin Israel is distraught at the thought of his marriage to Mouse. He refuses to be used by Father Jacob Israel to further the man’s demented plans. He has know that the time would come when he would be forced to marry, and has made plans for their escape. Can two people escape the cult which imprisons them? Will their faith in God help them survive the treacherous Rocky Mountain’s wrath?

Benjamin's Bride

Marie, Nancy

Contemporary

People are trying to kill Colin McGee. 
When he's first attacked at the psychiatric halfway house he manages, Colin chalks the violence up to his attacker's mental illness. But as the violent offenders change, and the threats on his life become more frequent, he finds himself drawn to his father's military past. A past that contains membership in a top-secret military group operating during the Vietnam War. As Colin digs deeper, he begins to realize that the violent schizophrenia his father has demonstrated since the war may actually be something far more sinister. The man with The Bad Voice, has been haunting his dad's mind for years. And now he's after Colin and everyone associated with him, including Shauna.

The Bad Voice

Wolfe, Cody James

The attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon sparked a new era in the United States, an era born of torn steel and crumbled concrete.  As evident in book sales since 9/11, this new era has sparked a desire among Americans to learn more about the culture and history of the Muslim people.  Central to both is the life of Islam's greatest military hero - the Sultan, Saladin. The Sultan, an historical-fiction novel focuses on the epic struggle of this Muslim warrior-king a century after Christianity's First Crusade. Driven by the murder of his father by crusaders, Saladin embarks on a journey that leads him into the desert battles of Egypt, through the death and treachery of politics in Damascus, and finally to the walls of Jerusalem itself.

The Sultan

Koll, Travis J.

To Each Their Own

Barrie, C. B.

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