Psalmwriter Bathsheba S Eyes

Here’s a psychological thriller of two people in trouble. David’s discouragement and depression in the midst of middle aged power and wealth find relief in the arms of another woman. It was her eyes though. It was the way she looked at him with seduction. Then turning, she bared all for him to see. Yes, she understood him as no other woman did. There was only one problem. She was married. It’s an erotic true tale of sex and seduction, lies, secrecy, neuroticism and murder. Down, down, down they fell lying in each other’s arms until one day...time was up.

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Michael Sandusky is CEO of an online periodical marketing and research corporation. He has written short stories, poetry, novels and self-help books for over fifty years. He has also authored a weekly newspaper column called “Look Up.” He enjoys public speaking as well as relating funny, yet poignant stories about his adventures in traveling all over the world. His journals made their way into this book which is filled with narratives that will make you laugh...as well as make you cry

When Eve opened her eyes, she must have beheld the most beautiful garden in the world; what pain she must have felt to see that all destroyed by one bite of the forbidden fruit. Jezebel was a powerful queen married to a spineless king; it all fell apart when her husband was murdered. Bathsheba was the wife of a beloved king, but not the only one; she had to share her honor with others. We know who Esther was, but do we know about Vashti, the queen she replaced? We hear nothing of Jesus’s mother after his crucifixion; church history doesn’t stop there. Jesus spoke to the woman at the well in Samaria; what happened after that? The Bible gives us hints into the lives of these and many other women, many whom we hardly know. This is a look into what they may have been thinking. Scripture references are backed up with Jewish and early Christian traditions, rabbis, and first century historians as these women tell their stories through their own eyes.

Heres the third volume of six in this devotional novel about the life of David, whos now the King of Israel. The civil war has ended. Now he is faced with the gargantuan task of reclaiming the land from the Philistine hoards. His ability to strategize, lead and organize are recognized as his greatest moments. Commitment and success come at a great price however as he loses his two dearest possessions and finds himself fighting for his life against unearthly evil. A lesson about power and wealth come late - too late to stop our heros slide into an abyss.

Here’s the Companion Study Guide for Psalmwriter Book II in the Chronicles of David. Wait Training draws parallels between weight training and the purpose of waiting in our own lives. Just as we build healthy bodies by watching our diet, practicing aerobic exercise and disciplined strength training so God uses the virtue of waiting to develop our spiritual, mental and emotional health. David’s wait of nearly fourteen years for his rewards is a guidebook for the Christian who faces the daily struggles of life and finds that waiting is an integral part of existence here on earth.

Mike Barrier and Becki, while on a book-reading tour of I Rode the Wings of the Dawn to the Farthest Oceans in Eastern Europe, are contacted by the CIA to follow, as unsuspected tourists, a couple of suspicious interest. Their heart-pounding pursuit into Siberia finds them on the Trans-Siberian Express involved with murder. Apparently, Hilary died with a secret. A secret unbeknownst to Mike and the others that sailed on their yacht, Becki. A secret that could terrorize the entire world. An other-worldly secret. This is an intense thriller that threatens and challenges Mike and Beckis love for each other.