Sam Buck is a private investigator of native-American heritage based in Atlanta, Ga. A lovely light bronze lady walks into his office asking for assistance in thwarting serious wrongdoings to her company. She thinks that there is a conspiracy spearheaded by her husband, who is trying to take over the company that her father left her. Sam is initially taken in by her beauty until Rose, his secretary/ assistant walks in. Rose had previously walked out on Sam because he owed her a lot of back pay. He drinks alcohol constantly. Rose is eyeing the lovely lady from head to toe and quickly takes over the conversation. But Sam begins to think there is more to this problem than an egotistical husband and his conglomerate. Sam looks upon the case as a challenge because it involves U S government contracts and foreigners trying to take over. That makes it a case of national security. This book is both entertaining and educational.

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Sam Buck is a private investigator of native-American heritage based in Atlanta, Ga. A lovely light bronze lady walks into his office asking for assistance in thwarting serious wrongdoings to her company. She thinks that there is a conspiracy spearheaded by her husband, who is trying to take over the company that her father left her. Sam is initially taken in by her beauty until Rose, his secretary/ assistant walks in. Rose had previously walked out on Sam because he owed her a lot of back pay. He drinks alcohol constantly. Rose is eyeing the lovely lady from head to toe and quickly takes over the conversation. But Sam begins to think there is more to this problem than an egotistical husband and his conglomerate. Sam looks upon the case as a challenge because it involves U S government contracts and foreigners trying to take over. That makes it a case of national security. This book is both entertaining and educational.

In the small logging town of Lesker, Anne Pratt is raising her only grandchild, seventeen-year-old Evan, orphaned by a terrorist attack in Bali. It's a dry summer, the forest-fire season is coming early, and people already on the edge are edgier. Another boy, marked more directly by violence, heads towards Lesker, burning like sulphuric acid through every life he touches, changing names as he changes towns. The meeting of the two boys is volatile, as each finds his own missing piece in the other. As the tension builds between them, moving them towards inevitable violence, other people are drawn in, triggering demonic cruelty, unconditional love, unimaginable loss, and absolute courage. "Love wins. Don't you dare lose," Anne calls to Evan as he fights for his life. But victory, like love, is never simple.

This book is about a zealous black underage southern teenager in the early 1950's, who can't wait to become a man to join the military and begin a career. After his tour of military duty had ended, he elected to join the civilian life and workforce. What he faced for the next 45 years was a series of failures, heartaches, and total disapointments, while working many hours a day and night. As a 62 years old man, he made the decision to attend college. The moral of this book is to keep smiling and never give in, no matter how hard things may seem. Nothing is forever, not even 50 years.

Why a compendium of homonyms, homophones, and frequently misapplied words?

To paraphrase Mr. Twain:

Sometimes, the difference between the right word and the almost right word is the difference between going down in history and going down in flames.

Who can benefit from keeping this book within easy reach?

Everyone who writes for others to read! When you write, for whatever reason, your written words represent you to clients, superiors, peers, employees, and, perhaps, the world at large. What you write and how you write it represents you in the minds of your readers. You shouldn't be satisfied to appear in public in linguistic disarray any more than you would in sartorial slovenliness.

"Show us the Father and it will satisfy us," is more than another scripture, it's a prophetic key to your future. The cry for recognition can be heard in every facet of our society. Children always perform better when a parent is watching. The interest of a parent or even a spiritual parent lifts the confidence of a child. In this book we will raise the hearts of the displaced sons and daughters. Preparation must never be underemphasized. In the sports world, if an athlete is placed in a competitive environment that is below him, it can hurt his future. In the developing years it's important to have 'A' level people around you before the bad habits set in. World class Christians are developed in the right atmosphere. "Show Us the Father" will reveal the significance of a fathering environment for today's leaders. Dr. Bill has been in pastoral and evangelistic ministry since 1981. In 1985 he married his wife Anne and together they joined forces in the ministry. After years of education, from both academic and life, they currently, along with their three children Ryan, Marcus, and Christopher serve the Body of Christ through a growing multi-campus church and Christian school. Over the last ten years Bill and Anne have largely focused their ministry on developing leaders. They strongly believe that small group ministry is where true mentorship takes place. Recently, Bill and Anne took the ministry to another level by emerging a new area of ministry, the LA or Leadership Advantage, in churches across the nation planting within them the vision for real spiritual fatherhood. They truly believe nothing is impossible to those who hear His voice and GO FOR IT