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A century later, the Western Front still speaks—through sodden earth, shattered timber, and the letters of ordinary men who endured the unendurable. Mud, Blood, and Silence is a visceral, human-scale portrait of trench life in the First World War, told not through grand strategy or shifting front lines, but through the cramped inches where millions lived, fought, and waited. It is the story of mud that swallowed boots and hope, blood that seeped into the chalky soil of France and Belgium, and the terrible, watchful silence between bombardments when every heartbeat felt like a countdown.

Unexpectedly sweet and blazing hot steam, now in one boxed set. Enjoy four full-length stand-alone novels, featuring single dads from New York Times best-selling author Kendall Ryan in one complete volume.

My parents were born about 56 and 54 years before me. They were born and raised in a much different world, an entirely separate cultural and technological time period. Their 1950’s childhood differs immensely from my early 2000’s childhood.

A Woman of No Importance takes place in a 24-hour period during a house party hosted by Lady Hunstanton at her country estate. The upper echelons of English society mix, mingle and flirt, including Lady Caroline Pontefract (who is on her fourth husband), the witty and ironic Mrs. Allonby and the dandyish Lord Illingworth. Wilde balances these worldly characters with a visiting young American woman, Hester Worsley.

This book is a journal. A continuation of my autobiographical series chronicling the ins and outs of my daily life while working in the hostile work environment of a certain ultra-greedy American corporation. While working in the bottom tier of this corporation, I’ve encountered many obstacles that make work, and even life in general, unnecessarily complicated. Within this book, you’ll see a firsthand account of how corporate greed has rapidly deteriorated quality of life for the American workforce. It’s by the grace of God that I’ve been brought through the events outlined here in the book.

In Halo, Georgia, folks know Cherry Tucker as big in mouth, small in stature, and able to sketch a portrait faster than buckshot rips from a ten gauge - but commissions are scarce. So when the well-heeled Branson family wants to memorialize their murdered son in a coffin portrait, Cherry scrambles to win their patronage from her small town rival. As the clock ticks toward the deadline, Cherry faces more trouble than just a controversial subject.

Urban Survival Tactics: Navigating and Thriving in the Concrete Jungle is a comprehensive guide designed to help city dwellers prepare for and navigate through emergencies in urban environments. This essential handbook provides practical strategies and detailed advice to ensure safety, security, and resilience amidst the unique challenges of urban living.

Cherry Tucker’s in a stew. Desperate and broke, Cherry and her friend, Eloise, spend a sultry summer weekend hawking their art at the Sidewinder Annual Brunswick Stew Cook-Off. When a bad case of food poisoning breaks out and Eloise dies, the police brush off her death as accidental. However, Cherry suspects someone spiked the stew and killed her friend. As Cherry calls on cook-off competitors, bitter rivals, and crooked judges, the police get steamed while the killer prepares to cook Cherry’s goose.

I wanted to center around the five stages of death and dying, but did not want to just stay there. To better explain, I feel these stages, as they have been presented, only touch upon the emotional aspects. I believe you not only have the emotional, but also physical and spiritual. We have all these interacting with each other, whether you are dying in the physical, experiencing the dying of a characteristic or even experiencing death as you deal with the pending loss or loss of a loved one.

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Conservative pundits allege that the pervasive liberalism of America's colleges and universities has detrimental effects on undergraduates, most particularly right-leaning ones. Yet not enough attention has actually been paid to young conservatives to test these claims - until now. In Becoming Right, Amy Binder and Kate Wood carefully explore who conservative students are, and how their beliefs and political activism relate to their university experiences.

Nine tales of magic and enchantment. Horses of the ancient world, horses of the Middle Ages and the Arabian Nights, horses of the present and the future, even horses (and not quite horses) of a world that never was. When a mysterious stranger steals the Emperor Charlemagne’s favorite horse, the Emperor’s page goes hunting for the thief and the horse - and uncovers a secret older than gods.

For former Special Forces officer Cole Bennett, there's no room for error or emotions on his latest, all-too-personal mission. Hiding his identity and getting much too close to artist Skylar Pope is the only way to get some long-overdue justice. But keeping his simmering desire under control is one battle Cole would give anything to lose. Suddenly Skylar discovers everything she believes in is a lie. And if finding the truth means confronting her family's and Cole's most wrenching secrets, she'll go as far as she has to.

This is the second installment in the “The Story of Ethan Ruedlinger” autobiographical series, and traces back my adopted lineage, my biological lineage, and my early life; my infancy, my childhood, and my teen years. Each installment in this series is a memoir of sorts. A snapshot of people, places, and events now lost in the sands of time, living on only in the hearts and memories of those who still remain to tell their stories. This series accurately portrays the life of Ethan Wayne Ruedlinger.

When the cruel hand of betrayal inevitably comes knocking, we must leave the ones who’ve wronged us behind and continue on toward a better future. We have no choice but to leave the past in the past and keep moving forward, no matter how difficult the road may be. Sometimes, if we’re lucky, we may bump into someone along the way who will walk the rest of the road with us. This is my journey down “No Man’s Road.”

There are many roads in life from which there can be no return. There are many roads that lead to regret, sorrow, and misery. Often times these roads can only be identified as mistakes in retrospective. This is the story of Ethan Ruedlinger, A man who lived many different lives. A man who’s life collapsed into shambles in a matter of days. The life he built for himself, gone for good, leaving him to cope with it’s loss. He attempts to use his new situation as an opportunity to rise from the ashes, to launch himself from rock bottom.

During my studies of the Bible which is an accumulation of many books, I found that there were many books mentioned that are written in Heaven. Daniel 7:10 says that judgment was set and the books were opened. This does not say just one book was opened, but books. There are things that are recorded in Heaven that I found very interesting and also believe we all should be aware of.

Out of the abundance of the heart the mouth speaks. Out of the abundance of the heart flows the issues of life. All of us have hurts and pains that we have hidden deep within through the years. These hurts and pains start identifying who we are not who we were meant to be. There is a new and better way; one in which you can heal, mend and be born again. It is all a Matter of the Heart, because the Heart really Matters. This book will take you through a process of revelation and healing bringing a fresh beginning.