Albert didn't expect to die so soon. Heaven was not expecting him either. Mistakes don't happen in heaven-or do they? Chosen in error as the youngest elite angel ever, Albert must learn the art and science of becoming an angel. If this wasn't difficult enough, he and his friends discover a deadly earthly plot that is aided from within heaven itself. Going to the authorities is out of the question without evidence and with powerful heavenly adversaries. Can anything be done to save lives on earth? Albert and three friends struggle with the demands of the college and the need to prevent the plot from succeeding. On earth, ruthless plotters continue to work on what they consider to be an unstoppable series of atrocities, helped by allies in heaven who are driven by the need for revenge. Albert and his friends are losing the battle; they will not succeed without help. Many people on earth will surely die

An ancient wisdom meets the modern world Joyride reveals the illusory nature of pressure, worry and stress of all kinds. The revelation that these are not brought upon us by circumstances "outside of us" but created from the inside out is the start of a transformational journey of self- discovery that will allow you to "show up better," be more productive, more resilient and stress free. There are Three Principles creating our experience. An understanding of the way they work offers you a spiritual "rudder," helping you to leave behind self-generated limiting beliefs, achieve more peace of mind and ultimate freedom. The journey takes the form of an imaginary road trip from Miami down to Key West. At each stage of the journey there are anecdotes and stories acting as metaphors for the way in which we enslave ourselves with our own thinking, and pointing to a new way of being that is free from care, focused and happy.

Albert didn't expect to die so soon. Heaven was not expecting him either. Mistakes don't happen in heaven-or do they? Chosen in error as the youngest elite angel ever, Albert must learn the art and science of becoming an angel. If this wasn't difficult enough, he and his friends discover a deadly earthly plot that is aided from within heaven itself. Going to the authorities is out of the question without evidence and with powerful heavenly adversaries. Can anything be done to save lives on earth? Albert and three friends struggle with the demands of the college and the need to prevent the plot from succeeding. On earth, ruthless plotters continue to work on what they consider to be an unstoppable series of atrocities, helped by allies in heaven who are driven by the need for revenge. Albert and his friends are losing the battle; they will not succeed without help. Many people on earth will surely die

Rough Rider is a snapshot study of the significant career of President Theodore Roosevelt. Partly biographical sketch and partly analysis, the book provides an overview of his actions, ideals, and written works, highlighting important events from Roosevelt's early public life, his presidency, and later career. David Key sees Roosevelt as a statesman who well understood how to create his own popular image, but equally important was Roosevelt's place as one of the foremost historians of his time, a man who understood the traditional criteria for greatness and did not hesitate to shape his own legacy. Written especially for college students, Rough Rider examines pertinent primary sources and critical analyses of other historians to aid in understanding the legacy of Theodore Roosevelt.