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The Destiny of Sunshine Ranch
by T.M. Gaouette
Average rating on Goodreads: 4.39

10 year old Benedict has been moved from one foster home to another, and he's hated every one. When he arrives at Sunshine Ranch, he doesn't bother unpacking. What's the point? But his new foster parents and siblings are very different from what he's become used to. David and Martha Credence strive to instill love and Christian values in their family and it inspires hope in each child. Benedict is not into "religion," but Sunshine Ranch is the home he's secretly been yearning for. Still, he fears it's all just a little too good to be true, and his sentiments are validated when he learns that they may lose Sunshine Ranch. Can the Credence children help save the Ranch? Will faith keep them together? Or will Benedict's dream be shattered?The Destiny of Sunshine Ranch is a story about a family devoted to God. It relays the personal journeys of all the Credence foster children and their struggles to overcome past and present pain and adversity.In this novel, the confidence of the devoted is challenged, but an even deeper understanding of God and His love are revealed. "I know both how to be abased, and I know how to abound: every where and in all things I am instructed both to be full and to be hungry, both to abound and to suffer need. I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me." Philippians 4:12-13The Destiny of Sunshine Ranch has received the Catholic Writers Guild Seal of Approval.
Zombies Vs. Unicorns
by Holly Black
Genres: Fantasy, Short Stories, Young Adult, Zombies, Anthologies, Horror, Fiction
Average rating on Goodreads: 3.71

It's a question as old as time which is better, the zombie or the unicorn? In this anthology, edited by Holly Black and Justine Larbalestier (unicorn and zombie, respectively), strong arguments are made for both sides in the form of short stories. Half of the stories portray the strengths--for good and evil--of unicorns and half show the good (and really, really bad-ass) side of zombies. Contributors include many bestselling teen authors, including Cassandra Clare, Libba Bray, Maureen Johnson, Meg Cabot, Scott Westerfeld, and Margo Lanagan. This anthology will have everyone Team Zombie or Team Unicorn?
The Good News: How Revealing Delusions in Christianity Will Bring Peace to All: Dawkins Truth: Volume 1
by Shay Dawkins
Average rating on Goodreads: 4.00

This book has been written to bring hope to all. All topics contained within this book are derived, as well as backed up, by verses quoted directly from the King James Version or New International Version of the Christian Bible. This book%u2019s intent is to help you, the reader, explore and explain scripture in a way that most of you probably have not done before. FACT-Most of us do not like change. So we, more often than not, are apt to be resistant to any thought, idea, or person that we fear may cause change. WHY: Change of any sort(s) can initially be intimidating or frightening, so naturally, we avoid it! I urge you to read this book with an open mind. The issues discussed in this book stem directly from the discrepancies in the way that scripture of the Bible is interpreted to conform to certain Christian doctrines, which I will refer to as %u201CDelusions in Christianity, %u201D rather than striving to see, learn, and teach the true, literal meaning of scripture (rather than the way certain Christian leaders see it as best interpreted).
P.T: "Perpetual Traveler"
by W.G. Hill
Genres: Travel
Average rating on Goodreads: 4.72

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A Distant Grief: The Real Story Behind the Martyrdom of Christians in Uganda
by F. Kefa Sempangi
Genres: Christian, Biography, Africa
Average rating on Goodreads: 4.66

(A DISTANT GRIEF... . . . is about the persecuted Christians in Uganda and is a compelling witness to the Western Church. It confirms the truth that in suffering is the glory, richness and power of Jesus Christ known fully. The force of the underworld is expressed as the book recounts the diabolical mind and actions of Idi Amin. But Christ is sufficient and wipes the tears from the eyes of His martyred saints and the burgeoning Body of believers in East Africa.
Redemption of the Sorcerer (The Crystalon Saga, #1)
by Ralph L. Angelo Jr.
Genres: Fantasy, Adventure
Average rating on Goodreads: 3.92

This edition is no longer sold the one here is http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/17... The first edition was marketed by a lousy publisher who did not bother to edit it at all. I bought the rights back, had it fully edited and had a new cover drawn up for it. It's now a MUCH better novel, as the Second edition. Also the price is about 1/3rd of what it was under that so-called publisher.
Heading Home
by Naomi Reed
Average rating on Goodreads: 4.27

This is a book for anyone who has felt the pain of being in between homes or jobs or countries or roles or relationships. It's about our deep-seated human need to belong and enjoy purpose and community. After their six years in Nepal, Naomi Reed and her husband Darren and their three sons returned from Nepal to Australia and struggled with identity and disorientation. In this, Naomi's fifth book, she shares her story honestly and openly, allowing the narrative to lead the reader into prayer and reflection. By the end of it, you will feel a deeper and more profound understanding of what it means to belong to God and have hope for heaven.
Black List (Scot Harvath, #11)
by Brad Thor
Genres: Thriller, Fiction, Action, Suspense, Spy Thriller, Mystery Thriller, Espionage
Average rating on Goodreads: 4.24

Somewhere deep inside the United States government is a closely guarded list. Members of Congress never get to see it—only the President and a secret team of advisers. Once your name is on the list, it doesn’t come off . . . until you’re dead.Someone has just added counterterrorism operative Scot Harvath’s name.Somehow Harvath must evade the teams dispatched to kill him long enough to untangle who has targeted him and why they want him out of the way.Somewhere, someone, somehow can put all the pieces together. The only question is, will Harvath get to that person before the United States suffers the most withering terrorist attack ever conceived?
The Little Locksmith
by Katharine Butler Hathaway
Genres: Nonfiction, Memoir, Classics, Biography, History, Biography Memoir, Autobiography
Average rating on Goodreads: 3.67

The Little Locksmith, Katharine Butler Hathaway's luminous memoir of disability, faith, and transformation, is a critically acclaimed but largely forgotten literary classic brought back into print for the first time in thirty years. The Little Locksmith begins in 1895 when a specialist straps five-year-old Katharine, then suffering from spinal tuberculosis, to a board with halters and pulleys in a failed attempt to prevent her being a "hunchback." Her mother says that she should be thankful that her parents are able to have her cared for by a famous surgeon; otherwise, she would grow up to be like the "little locksmith," who does jobs at their home; he has a "strange, awful peak in his back." Forced to endure "a horizontal life of night and day," Katharine remains immobile until age fifteen, only to find that she, too, has a hunched back and is "no larger than a ten-year-old child." The Little Locksmith charts Katharine's struggle to transcend physical limitations and embrace her life, her body and herself in the face of debilitating bouts of frustration and shame. Her spirit and courage prevail, and she succeeds in expanding her world far beyond the boundaries prescribed by her family and society: she attends Radcliffe College, forms deep friendships, begins to write, and in 1921, purchases a house of her own in Castine, Maine. There she creates her home, room by room, fashioning it as a space for guests, lovers, and artists. The Little Locksmith stands as a testimony to Katharine's aspirations and desires-for independence, for love, and for the pursuit of her art."We tend to forget nowadays that there is more than one variety of hero (and heroine). Katharine Butler Hathaway, who died last Christmas Eve, was the kind of heroine whose deeds are rarely chronicled. They were not spectacular and no medal would have been appropriate for her. All she did was to take a life which fate had cast in the mold of a frightful tragedy and redesign it into a quiet, modest work of art. The life was her own.
Ashes
by Aashna Gill
Average rating on Goodreads: 4.75

The book 'Ashes' consists of emotional, inspiring and motivational poems. It also comprises a love story,few other stories and thought-provoking prose.
The Demon Plague
by J. McFate
Genres: Dystopia, Witches
Average rating on Goodreads: 3.55

When Crystal Donovan inherits a mysterious amulet dating back to the Salem witch trials, her life becomes an exercise in terror. A brutal murder and an encounter with an inhuman creature are catalysts for the journey of her life--a roller-coaster ride through time. Crystal is thrust into a past ruled by superstition, then catapulted into a future devastated by biological weapons...and inhabited by demons. Can she unravel the secret of the amulet? Will she find a way back to her own time? Or will she die trying?
THE WINDS OF TIME: An Analytical Study of the Titans Who Shaped Western Civilization - Master Edition
by Rich DiSilvio
Average rating on Goodreads: 4.57

The Winds of Time is a historical tour de force of Western Civilization by Rich DiSilvio. With masterful style, DiSilvio paints a fascinating historical canvas with the flare of a consummate artist. Key figures and the primary cultures that literally shaped the Western world are candidly analyzed, revealing both the dark and luminous sides of mankind, while also debunking the fallacies and myths. As the author says, " The Winds of Time can sometimes be like turpentine, it may be harsh, but it seeks to reveal the truth by washing away the many layers of distortions by countless scribes, propagandists, and revisionists who have done well in colorizing history."DiSilvio sagaciously dissects the lives, achievements, and blunders of Caesar, Augustus, Jesus, Iranaeus, Constantine, Dante, Da Vinci, Queen Elizabeth, the Founding Fathers, Darwin, Tesla, Hitler, FDR, Einstein, Reagan and many more with striking results.In large part, DiSilvio's robust work was written "From and For a New American Perspective," as many insights about America's founding, growth, and current quagmires are perceptively presented, adding new and intriguing dimensions to the historical record.
Surviving In America: Under Siege (Joe Anderson, #1)
by Paul Andrulis
Genres: Post Apocalyptic, Fiction, Apocalyptic
Average rating on Goodreads: 3.53

This work has undergone an extensive re-write due to issues I had with it, and is no longer offered for sale. Thank you.Paul Andrulis
Friends 2 Lovers: The Unthinkable (Volume 1)
by Jonathan Anthony Burkett
Average rating on Goodreads: 3.69

It is said that being friends before lovers is a key to a wonderful relationship. When couples are friends first, even when there is no physical loving, there is still caring and communication. Claude and Kelly are friends. The question is do they have what it takes to successfully transition into lovers while keeping their friendship intact for the long haul.In Friends 2 Lovers: The Unthinkable, high school senior Claude Daniels faces some of the most horrific tragedies life can throw at a person, and his best friend Kelly helps see him through them all. As they move toward adulthood the pair is exploring the possibilities of their relationship and will soon discover if friendship really is the best foundation or if it does more harm than good.Autobiographer Jonathan Anthony Burkett is back and determined to keep readers up all night with his first work of fiction Friends 2 Lovers: The Unthinkable. Inspired by his personal experiences, Jonathan has crafted a story of the heart to address several crucial relationships issues of our day. Does support always equate to love? What has to happen for truth to rule over the emotions of a relationship? Can anything kill a friendship? Find out if Claude and Kelly can answer these and many others questions in Friends 2 Lovers: The Unthinkable.
Prophecy of the Heir
by J.C. Lamont
Genres: Fantasy, Christian, Christian Fiction, Christian Fantasy, Fiction, Adult, Angels
Average rating on Goodreads: 4.49

Where the Dead Breathe and the Immortal die -- In a world steeped in bloodlust, the avenging archangel Michael is sent to protect a sacred lineage hunted by the dark lord, Hashatan. Haunted by visions of a bleeding tree growing atop a blackened skull, Michael kills priests and kings in an attempt to ensure the birth of the prophesied Heir. But will he go too far?Ex-goth turned apologist, JC left home at 17 convinced by her father (a pastor) that God couldn't look at her, let alone hear her prayers. Needless to say, she didn't bother reading the Bible, until one day she accidently discovered the God of love in the pages of the Old Testament. Hoping to reach others who had been turned off by Christianity, she spent 10 years researching and writing Prophecy of the Heir -- a suspenseful, action-packed, battle-ridden love story, which is how JC now views the Bible.
Middle Damned
by Shane Stilson
Average rating on Goodreads: 4.19

Life after death was not all they expected for Blake Stillwater and his family. Some went to live in the light. Another went into darkness. Blake fights for survival against the forces of evil, somewhere between, in the Realm of the Middle Damned. At this crossroads, which connect the dimensions of the Living World and the hereafter, failure is a one-way ticket to everlasting torment in the lake of fire. Blake’s only hope lies in the gifts of those he was responsible for in the car crash that claimed their lives. The blood staining his hands entitles them to endow him with a final token of their memory. It’s a race against time, for while the gifts of those who love the light will sustain, the one who now dwells in darkness can ruin it all. Blake may well survive, but when it’s found his spirit is tied to a comatose body in the Living World, existence becomes a fight for control of his soul. With demon-possessed and Willing Servants of the Dark seeking to use him as a gateway between worlds, a band of heroes dedicated to righteousness rallies to his aid. All Middle Damned are now threatened by demons in their natural formscoming through the portal against them. The odds are stacked high and on the verge of defeat a new thought distracts Blake. Is what he works toward real or is he lost in a coma-induced dream? In an attempt to get back to those of his family who survived, Blake will be willing to risk it all, and the rest be Damned.
Trust Your Radar: Honest Advice For Teens and Young Adults from a Surgeon, Firefighter, Police Officer, Scuba Divemaster, Golfer, and Amateur Comedian
by C.B. Brooks
Average rating on Goodreads: 4.80

Avoid Life's Major Sand Traps! An incredible range of life lessons sprinkled with unforgettable, moving, and laugh out loud stories. Practical, reasonable solutions from a totally unique, straightforward approach. Distills everything young people need into one concise, fun to read format. Parents: You want your kids to know these things! Book Benefits: Show young people, in a clear and non-preaching way, how to avoid the major sand traps of life that snag every generation. Also keep readers entertained with fun and memorable stories from the author's careers as a surgeon, firefighter, police officer, scuba divemaster, golfer, amateur comedian, and more. Target audience Ages 14 to 40 and concerned parents. Unprecedented approach: Practical, real life advice filled with engaging, funny, and poignant stories. Completely unique perspective in an easy and fun to read format. Controversial: It's time to replace: "Just say no," abstinence only, celebrity and reality show worship, intolerance, rigid ideologies, confusing jargon - with accurate information and workable solutions. This book lets you: Identify your Radar - It's your brain functioning optimally; not a vague intuition or sixth sense. Train your Radar - Stock your memory bank with key information on crime avoidance, healthy weight, tattoos, getting organized, respectful relationships, going to college or work. Cut through fake complexity with clear thinking on evaluating people, investments, credit cards. Learn the most dangerous toxic personality types and avoid them like the plague. Meet the Radar Jammers - They have the power to turn down or turn off our clear thinking Radars. Some are well known: alcohol and drugs, peer pressure, infatuation, anger. Others are surprising: showing off, fake complexity, unthinking religions, the need for speed, dangerous personality disorders, and even fast food! Learn specific techniques to deal with them all. Top 10 Radar Jammers: Most sand traps of life have a Radar Jammer or two waving people in: 1) Alcohol, Drugs, and Addiction (Pretty obvious) 2) Love, Infatuation, and Marriage (Hold onto your shorts) 3) Unthinking Religion (Warning: Sacred cow alert) 4) It's Too Complicated For You To Understand 5) Anger and Rage 6) Sleep Deprivation 7) Fast Food and Overeating 8) Multitasking, Electronic Devices 9) The Need For Speed 10) Showing Off "C.B. provides young people practical advice to help navigate life's inevitable obstacles and hurdles. All parents want at some time to be able to whisper wisdom into their child's ear...Trust Your Radar, does just that." Craig Wasserman, co-author of The Invisible Spotlight "C.B. Brooks explains the complex world of personal finance in simple, understandable terms and in a fun, conversational style." Taylor Larimore, co-author of The Bogleheads Guide to Investing and The Bogleheads Guide to Retirement Planning.
A Cure for the Condition (Cure Series #1)
by Amy Surprenant
Average rating on Goodreads: 3.82

When seventeen-year-old Catherine assumes the throne as Queen of Cannary following her mother’s murder, she is forced to punish the man she loves, but when she develops a serious heart disease, the only cure for her condition may be the truth.Read the next in the series:http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/16...
One Night of Regrets: A Story of Restoration and Grace
by Beverly S. Harless
Average rating on Goodreads: 4.80

Becca, now in her thirties, is desperate to find comfort and sleep as she moves to a small town once again. There she hopes to find what has been missing from her life since she left her small home town and moved to the city. Having years without peace and the ability to sleep, her days are filled with emptiness and loneliness. Drained from the struggle of life, and the decision to leave her family and friends years ago, she embarks down a road of memories and voices from her past. In a single night she must re-live all the painful memories and mistakes she has made. Alone, in the dark, in her own bedroom, she is faced with answering the question she has avoided all her life. In the end, after a night that seems as if it will never end, somehow what she had overlooked all along becomes so real that she finds herself yielding to what she knows is the only thing that can bring her peace - and finding grace that brings her restoration she never dreamed possible.
A Little More Than Perfect: My Life With (And In Spite Of) Osteogenesis Imperfecta
by Heather  Anderson
Average rating on Goodreads: 4.60

Born with osteogenesis imperfecta, a genetic bone disorder, Heather Anderson has had more than her share of challenges. Yet her spirit has remained intact, and Heather has triumphed against the odds and lived a full and enthusiastic life. A Little More Than Perfect is Heather's inspiring true story of living with a disorder that touches every part of her life. The disease makes her bones incredibly fragile, and the slightest touch can sometimes cause a fracture. This led to numerous trips to the hospital, casts, and surgeries. Yet from an early age, Heather refused to let the disability stop her. She graduated high school, attended University, learned how to drive, and even started her own business. At the age of twenty-four, she moved into an apartment of her own and found the independence she so craved. Through the years, she continued to face her own unique challenges including discrimination and job loss, but she refused to capitulate to despair. Instead, she found the inner strength to overcome her setbacks and live life on her terms. Though many have shown her pity, Heather counters with the perfect "My life is a testimony to the human spirit's ability to endure the worst challenges imaginable." Honest and utterly captivating, A Little More Than Perfect will embrace your heart.
The Burning Cedars
by Ramzy Baroody
Average rating on Goodreads: 3.67

The Burning Cedars provides a poignant and pragmatic account of the Lebanese civil war and ensuing turmoil while candidly unraveling the intricate secrets and at times turbulent relationships of a family whose heartbreaking struggles and emotional triumphs extended over three generations. The unpredictable and surprising turns and twists of each chapter continue to resonate with readers long after the last page has been turned over. At a time when Lebanon was thrust into the grips of a long and vicious civil war, the author offers an honest, sometimes tragic, sometimes funny, but always heartfelt view of his fascinating country and its people. The Burning Cedars follows the life of a privileged young boy whose grandfather, a prominent village doctor amassed great wealth and power only to have it squandered away by the family or destroyed during the war. The grandmother, a powerful and domineering woman whose intense hatred for the boy's mother ignited the flames of a volatile relationship which could be described as cruel at best. The distant and uncaring brother and the unmarried and loving uncle, who concealed a deep and unforgiving illness, must all work together as a family to survive the atrocities of the war. In the midst of all the chaos, the young boy's own struggles with loneliness, fear and sadness are revealed, while happier days spent in Egypt and America all come together seamlessly in this fascinating and gripping true story.
Domingo's Angel
by Jenny Twist
Genres: Romance, Historical
Average rating on Goodreads: 4.58

When Angela turns up in a remote Spanish mountain village, she is so tall and so thin and so pale that everyone thinks she is a ghost or a fairy or the dreadful mantequero that comes in the night and sucks the fat from your bones. But Domingo knows better. “Soy Angela,” she said to him when they met – “I am an angel.” Only later did he realise that she was telling him her name and by then it was too late and everyone knew her as Domingo’s Angel. This is the story of their love affair. But it is also the story of the people of the tiny mountain village – the indomitable Rosalba - shopkeeper, doctor, midwife and wise woman, who makes it her business to know everything that goes on in the village; Guillermo, the mayor, whose delusions of grandeur are rooted in his impoverished childhood; and Salva the Baker, who risked his life and liberty to give bread to the starving children.The events in this story are based on the real experiences of the people of the White Villages in Southern Spain and their struggle to keep their communities alive through the years of war and the oppression of Franco’s rule.