Fisherman S Call

Cast the right bait, and reel in the sales! Sales expert Joseph DiMisa draws on his experience as a seasoned saltwater fisherman to explain how to land the big one, or sale, through the eyes of an angler. In The Fisherman's Guide to Selling, DiMisa explains strategies used for catching everything from small fish (frequent transactional sales) to big game fish (a GBP 100k+ account). Handy sales tips, useful checklists and a bounty of clever fishing metaphors complement the content to describe a successful sales process that any salesperson will benefit from: knowing what the fish (clients) are biting keeping the tackle box full casting a wide net and checking the lines and preparing for rough seas ahead

This 1890 study offers a monumental exploration of the cults, rites, and myths of antiquity and their parallels with those of early Christianity. Abridged by the author from his 12-volume work.

The Fisherman's Wife is the story of God's faithfulness to Milton and Clara Warkentin and their family as they served Him with Wycliffe Bible Translators in Mexico.

Alaska State Trooper Dan Patterson fears a serial killer is murdering women on Kodiak Island. A woman was found floating in the boat harbor in May. In October, an off-duty trooper stumbled upon the body of an 18-year-old girl in the woods, and later that month, two young boys discovered the bones of Deanna Kerr entwined in a pile of kelp on the beach. When a park ranger discovers the body of a fourth woman, Patterson calls the FBI for assistance, and FBI Special Agent Nick Morgan flies to Kodiak to aid in the investigation. Morgan quickly realizes they have too many suspects and too little evidence. Could the killer be the crab boat captain who knew two of the victims, or is the murderer one of the coaches at the high school? As the investigation proceeds, Patterson even begins to fear the killer could be someone on his task force. When the murderer strikes again, tensions escalate, and Patterson and Morgan know they must catch this monster before another woman dies.

Jane Bunker returns in her second case, Fisherman's Bend, solving a mystery that's anything but simple. This time, Jane Bunker is being grabbed hook, line, and sinker. . . After surviving a killer investigation, along with a couple of attempts on her life, Jane feels she’s finally earned a respite in her beautiful, coastal hometown of Green Haven, Maine. But her calm lasts only as long as it takes for Jane to walk past a local lobster boat and discover that its owner has vanished without a trace. And if that’s not enough to keep Jane off her hammock, there’s also the matter of the young mariner who allegedly died of a heroin overdose, a missing bait iron, and the red-painted corpse. What will it take for Jane to unravel the twists and turns in her latest series of maritime mysteries? The Jane Bunker series is: “Incredible.”—Library Journal “FANTASTIC.”—Sebastian Junger, author of The Perfect Storm “Swiftly paced!” —Entertainment Weekly

Quite often the sea propels comparisons to life. Author Steve Kralick, whose background is salt laden from years upon the Caribbean, has breathed life into Jose Caserias, an aging Spanish fisherman in this captivating novella created for all people of all ages. Jose, whom Kralick admittedly befriended "in another life," struggles against the sea as well as the trials of life. His is an existence of treasured memories, and a monumental question about an unsure future formulated by the author in the most simplistic, yet powerfully symbolic vocabulary through a series of flashbacks in Jose's life. Confront the turbulent oceans of our existence while seeking the satisfaction and understanding of life as she deals her cards to us in a story where reading between the lines is every bit as important as reading the words themselves.