I Think We Missed Our Turn

Despite their mutual attraction, Marques Williams and Armin Jahani agreed a long time ago that they were better off as friends. They don’t want to risk their friendship, and they definitely don’t want things getting awkward at the art gallery where they work. But even as they’ve moved on with their lives, they’ve both quietly regretted that decision. When Armin’s father scores the gallery a collection of sculptures from a renowned and reclusive artist, he sends Armin and Marques on the road to pick them up. As the two friends embark on a multi-state trip, they each assume the other is still with his longtime partner. Armin doesn’t know that Marques’s now-ex-boyfriend is moving out. Marques doesn’t know that the last fraying threads of Armin’s relationship have snapped. Secretly, they pine for each other from across the console of their rental car, each wishing they hadn’t missed the chance to be together years ago. But maybe they haven’t missed that chance after all. I Think We Missed Our Turn is a short and fun ~36,000-word novella with a happy ending and no cheating.

An American housewife's husband is offered a position in Japan to work on a multinational project. After much sole-searching they accept and their lives are never the same. Living in the countryside in housing specifically designed for Westerners, surrounded with friendly Japanese neighbors, and with families from The European Union, Canada, Russia and The United States, the Hagers endure. Life in Japan was a challenge: learning to drive on the left side of the road, decipher the labels on cans in the grocery stores, to name a few, but with the help of eager Japanese and their Western neighbors they thrive.

Sit back and enjoy the ride!! J.R. Swaim Hop into the back seat of ‘Blue’ and again accompany John and Beth Swaim as they set out on a seven month trek across the country again testing their travelling survival skills. Ride along as they meet the many fascinating people throughout this land, walk and talk with past U.S. Presidents, both living and dead. Visit the lands and meet the spirits of great Native American leaders of the past and see the lands they call home. Journey along as they dodge tornados, visit State and National Parks, view National Monuments, and discover many of the ‘hidden treasures’ that populate the country. Visit sites most vacationers either miss or “just don’t have the time” to see on a normal vacation schedule. It’s time to roll! Let’s Go!

When their road trips takes a turn for disaster, these teens must rely on their instincts to survive. Kevin and Jesse have different ideas of how to spend their weekend at Jesse's cabin. Kevin wants to hike and camp, while all Jesse wants to do is pig out and play video games. But after a car accident leaves them stranded, holding onto their differences may put them in danger. Will these friends be able to band together to survive?

A philosophical odyssey into life's fundamental questions during an unforgettable summer motorcycle trip, Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance transformed a generation and continues to inspire millions. One of the most influential books written in the past half-century, Robert Pirsig's Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance is a powerful examination of how we live and a breathtaking meditation on how to live better. Following a father and his young son on a summer motorcycle trip across America's Northwest, it is a story of love, fear, growth, discovery and acceptance. Both personal and philosophical, it is a compelling study of relationships, values, and eventually, enlightenment - resonant with the confusions and wonders of existence. Acclaimed as one of the most exciting books in the history of American letters, this modern epic became an instant bestseller upon publication in 1974. 'The book is inspired, original...the analogies with Moby-Dick are patent' New Yorker 'Mr Pirsig has written a work of great, perhaps urgent, importance... Read this book' Observer

The Core of Everyday Life is a Christian devotional book and journal filled with stories, biblical references and ways to apply knowledge of God each day. A daily word of encouragement is medicinal hope, which builds strength within us each day. Because each day bring forth new experiences, these devotions will provide encouragement in many forms including scriptures, stories, poetry, love letters, declarative statements, prayers and informative text all tied to the knowledge of God. In addition, you will receive the opportunity to get intentional with your spiritual journey through Dr. Candus’ Ex-E-R-C-I-S-E model, daily journaling and adhering to tips provided to help you apply knowledge of God each day. Are you seeking changes in your life and answers from God? Do you struggle with letting go of past mistakes and burdens? Is it difficult for you to forgive? Do you want peace and joy, but struggle to find it? Are you willing to connect with God each day? It’s time to get spiritually fit and exercise your core. Are you seeking changes in your life and answers from God? Do you struggle with letting go of past mistakes and burdens? Is it difficult for you to forgive? Do you want peace and joy, but struggle to find it? Are you willing to connect with God each day? It’s time to get spiritually fit and exercise your core.

In 2016 when disasters reach biblical proportions a Mormon Prophet will rise. In The Unfortunate Gift, past deeds of the Third Reich come crashing forward. A dying billionaire and survivor of Ravensbrück and Auschwitz-Birkenau offer the uniquely gifted Anne-Lize Mitchell $1.5 million to solve a mystery. Based on a Native American myth, residents of Elizabethtown are required to return yearly to the fall Jamboree at Blackthorn. Surprisingly, those that attend the Jamboree do in fact live longer lives. Putting their lives in danger, a think tank is assembled at the Vatican, all-the-while assassins nip at the heels of its members through airports, city streets and into the remote corners of British Columbia. Jack, a young numismatist, must be found; he is the only person on the planet that can kill the giant that has set the stage for Armageddon.