Lobo

If someone would have told me ten years ago I'd be writing a book about my experiences living with a one hundred thirty five pound wolf dog in suburban Houston, I would most definitely have asked them what planet they had just come from. Even though I always have had a warm heart for animals in general, I could never have imagined taking on a creature whose cunning and spirited attitude would keep me on my toes "twenty-four-seven". This book has an interesting and natural storyline from the rescue phase to daily up and down clashes of acceptance by one another; a person's ultimate one on one relationship; and the spiritual connection between man and animal. This book was written with the thought and admiration for the wolf dogs and their owners all over the world who both go the extra mile trying to co-exist in a world that has little understanding of this type of bond and relationship. Enjoy.... Dedicated to Lobo, my buddy. (Please visit our website at www.loboandme for more photos and stories. You can email us at howl@loboandme)

El Lobo, a recently released ex-con, returns to the barrio and the Westside Eleventh Avenue gang. With instructions from the incarcerated el grandes, El Lobo is to build up the gang by controlling the drug and human smuggling trade in Phoenix. El Lobo starts by instilling fear in the residents by making them pay a new use tax for driving on one of the barrio's city streets. Barrio resident Mrs. Tino suffers the consequences for unknowingly not paying the tax. It is not until John Thompson, a city resident from outside the barrio, makes a wrong turn down North Eleventh Avenue and gets robbed that police are made aware of this use tax being charged by the Westside Eleventh Avenue Street gang. The Police Department's Special Patrol Investigative Squad, the Community Action Team (CAT), led by Sergeant McGuire and Senior Officers Kincade and Boland, are called in to investigate. The investigation quickly uncovers the gang's involvement in the dangerous world of the drug and smuggling trade. Follow as the CAT squad works with residents, other city departments, and state and federal agencies as their investigations goes outside Phoenix to other major cities, including Chicago and Miami. The investigation accumulates in a large search warrant operation, taking down a number of locations at the same time, resulting in the arrest of many of the outstanding gang members. However, the day of the warrants, is unable to produce El Lobo. Several days after the takedown, El lobo's reign of terror ends on the streets of Phoenix during a traffic stop.

Lobo Coronado is about to have the most exciting day of his mundane life. Kidnapped by night shadows and introduced to his long-lost grandfather, he is transported to another realm where he meets a queen, a vampire scribe, and a little angel with a big attitude problem. Lobo learns that an unknown enemy with a demon army and ties to his late father is endangering multiple worlds. Is Lobo the key to unlocking the truth? Teamed with his new companions, this Freaksome Threesome must work together to unleash the full potential of Lobo’s famous bloodline and prevent the annihilation of Earth and the Celestial Realms. Lobo Coronado and The Legacy of The Wolf by Manuel Ruiz is for young readers who enjoy adventure filled with action, magic, and humor, such as the Percy Jackson & The Olympians series and Artemis Fowl.

Jerónimo Lobo was the last survivor of the small band of Jesuit Fathers who tried, with a measure of success, to reconcile Ethiopia to the Church of Rome. The narrative begins with Lobo’s ordination in 1621 and ends seventeen years later. Chosen to serve in India he reached that country after being involved with a naval fight against the Dutch and English off Mozambique. Selected for the Ethiopian mission, he made a remarkable attempt to reach the country from the Somali coast, and eventually made his way to Bailul in the Red Sea and across the Danakil desert. He spent nine years in Ethiopia, principally in the north and in the neighbourhood of the source of the Blue Nile. Exiled when the Emperor restored the authority of the Ethiopian Church, he was handed over to the Turks at Massawa. After suffering much hardship and danger he regained India. Sent to Europe to advocate intervention on behalf of the Ethiopian Catholics, his ship was wrecked on the South African coast. The castaways built two boats, one of which succeeded in rounding the Cape and arriving at Luanda. Here Lobo embarked on a ship carrying slaves to the Spanish main which was captured by the Dutch. Lobo was marooned on an island but contrived to make his way to Cartagena and Havana and so to Europe. His diplomatic business took him to Madrid and Rome, but his plea for armed assistance for the Ethiopian Catholics did not succeed. Translated by Donald M. Lockhart.

Dive into the enchanting world of animals with "Lobo, Rag and Vixen." This classic work by Ernest Thompson Seton offers readers a glimpse into the lives and adventures of four distinct animals: Lobo, Redruff, Raggylug, and Vixen. Through captivating anecdotes and tales, Seton brings to life the unique personalities and experiences of these creatures, highlighting the beauty and complexity of the animal kingdom.

Pop Sickle and Ms. Lobo, the Robo-babysitter, find some bad candies with a very highly harmful drug in them. So they plan to track down the bad guy distributing those candies. Will they be able to catch him, working as a team with the cops?

“Lobo, Rag, and Vixen and Pictures” is a 1899 collection of short animals stories by Ernest Seton. The four stories concern the adventures of four different animals: Lobo, a wolf; a partridge called Redruff; Raggylug, a Rabbit, and Vixen the fox. These charming and exciting tales will appeal to lovers of animal fiction and would make for perfect bedtime reading. Ernest Thompson Seton (1860 – 1946) was an English author and wildlife artist who founded the Woodcraft Indians in 1902. He was also among the founding members of the Boy Scouts of America (BSA), established in 1910. He wrote profusely on this subject, the most notable of his scouting literature including “The Birch Bark Roll” and the “Boy Scout Handbook”. Seton was also an early pioneer of animal fiction writing, and he is fondly remembered for his charming book “Wild Animals I Have Known” (1898). Many vintage books such as this are becoming increasingly scarce and expensive. We are republishing this book now in an affordable, modern, high-quality edition complete with a specially-commissioned new biography of the author.

Lobo takes an assignment to bring in Bludhound, a crazed killer on a death spree across the galaxy (who also happens to have a grotesque terminal illness known only as ÒRob's DiseaseÓ). Lobo can collect the bounty on Bludhound only by getting him before the disease does...which means first contending with an alien superhero who's just too good to be true, the bastich!