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Author: H. R. Maly Publisher: BalboaPress ISBN: 1452575983 Category : Self-Help Languages : en Pages : 164
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A Blade of Grass: A Journey Transcending Grief and Loss is the story of a fathers journey with his fifteen-year-old son, Daniel, who dies of cancer. It captures the agony, courage, and love a family experiences during a three-year battle trying to save him. It is rich with vivid flashbacks detailing how a father, devastated by the loss of a son, struggles through untenable life situations and finally re-invents himself as a means of personal survival. Confronting alcoholism, deep anger, and resentment toward his church and his God, he emerges with a profound clarity of purpose in life, supported by a deepened spirituality based on love and forgiveness. The author shares insights gained through meditation and the use of powerful affirmations, which provide the backdrop of how he moved beyond the morass of confusion and doubt to a life of serenity and peace.
Author: H. R. Maly Publisher: BalboaPress ISBN: 1452575983 Category : Self-Help Languages : en Pages : 164
Book Description
A Blade of Grass: A Journey Transcending Grief and Loss is the story of a fathers journey with his fifteen-year-old son, Daniel, who dies of cancer. It captures the agony, courage, and love a family experiences during a three-year battle trying to save him. It is rich with vivid flashbacks detailing how a father, devastated by the loss of a son, struggles through untenable life situations and finally re-invents himself as a means of personal survival. Confronting alcoholism, deep anger, and resentment toward his church and his God, he emerges with a profound clarity of purpose in life, supported by a deepened spirituality based on love and forgiveness. The author shares insights gained through meditation and the use of powerful affirmations, which provide the backdrop of how he moved beyond the morass of confusion and doubt to a life of serenity and peace.
Author: June Zetter Publisher: Strategic Book Publishing ISBN: 1609117832 Category : Fiction Languages : en Pages : 73
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In the year 2030, London is a cold, dreary place with no sunlight. Storms rage and gangs roam the streets at night. Buildings sit broken, decaying pieces of a once affluent city. The indigent carve out a life in this desolation, defending themselves, trying to feed their children and the others who live outside guarded compounds, while the wealthy leave safely on spaceships to other planets that offer livable conditions-other places that they can destroy over centuries, as they did this one. Robots help make human beings into slaves. Global warming has destroyed the infrastructure of every city on Earth and the less fortunate are left to clean up the mess. June Zetter's eerie and foretelling novel introduces a host of characters that work together to take care of each other and to provide for their families. What will happen to the last inhabitants of London? Will they recover and will the human race ever understand that in order to protect our future, we must take care of our planet's precious resources? Zetter's fiction reads like a real-life thriller that gives credibility to the idea of global warming and climate change. With sharp dialogue, believable characters, and a plotline that expertly combines fiction with future, you'll want to settle in for the weekend-A Blade of Grass is a riveting read. June Zetter is a fulltime writer. Ms. Zetter is currently writing her next novel and lives in London, England. Publisher's website: http: //www.strategicpublishinggroup.com/title/ABladeOfGrass.htm
Author: Wayne Kyle Spitzer Publisher: Hobb's End Books ISBN: Category : Fiction Languages : en Pages : 16
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Three futuristic landscapers battle nature, fatigue, and each other on a terraformed Mars ... The medical rocket is wasted—its consoles smashed, its stores emptied—to the extent that we have collapsed outside its open hatch in total exhaustion and despair. Worse, the air is filled with the roar of machinery—a roar with a band-saw edge—one we know all too well for it is the sound of Cap’s Big Track coming closer every second. And then he has arrived, riding his tractor like a chariot, goading it forward into the clearing, motoring directly toward us until Taylor jumps up in a panic and sprints for the next bridge—his dark skin shining, his heels kicking up sod—as the Captain veers toward him suddenly and seems to gun the engine. And then I am running, shouting at him to stop, as Taylor vanishes beneath the blades and the Big Track jounces, once, twice, the Captain laughing and throwing back his head, the iron tracks seeming to catch—until blood begins spewing like grass clippings from the mulch-vents and all I can hear is my friend screaming—gargling—dying beneath the Cap’s iron beast.