The Devil S Handmaid

In a twist of the Damn Yankees’ famous story, this book weaves together a variety of historic, religious, social, cultural, and light erotic themes to create a story in which the protagonist, Steve, in league with Leah, the Devil’s favorite handmaiden, defeats the Devil’s plans to start World War III and to kill Steve and Nancy, a fellow Red Sox baseball fan. During the story, Steve grows in confidence in both himself and in his Jewish roots to not only thwart these diabolical plans, but to free Leah from the 5,600-year-old clutches of her master so that she can ascend to heaven as an angel. The denouement brings together Steve, Nancy, Leah, an angel, the Devil, and God in many tense, stormy moments in which only Steve’s ability to dig deep down into himself can save the day and help the Red Sox win the World Series.

Author Kirk F. Panneton battled acute depression for more than a decade prior to his nearly successful suicide attempt on January 27, 2013. Although that moment marked the peak of numerous physical and psychological struggles, it also serves as the starting point for his journey through the fourth dimension during his recovery. Panneton spent four weeks in a rural ICU in Arkansas in an epic battle for his own survival. During this time, he experienced a passage through hell as a soldier of light, as his loved ones looked on from the sidelines. He chose of life and love time and again in order to emerge victorious from the endless and unforgiving tests set forth for him by the forces of evil. In this memoir, he recounts his story of redemption, both his physical experiences after waking and those that occurred while he was in a comatose state. He shares not only his recollections but also personal writings from himself and from family members during that period describing the events as they lived them. Most of all, he presents a unique, firsthand narrative of his encounter with death in hopes of giving people everywhere a reason to keep going.

Author Kirk F. Panneton battled acute depression for more than a decade prior to his nearly successful suicide attempt on January 27, 2013. Although that moment marked the peak of numerous physical and psychological struggles, it also serves as the starting point for his journey through the fourth dimension during his recovery. Panneton spent four weeks in a rural ICU in Arkansas in an epic battle for his own survival. During this time, he experienced a passage through hell as a soldier of light, as his loved ones looked on from the sidelines. He chose life and love time and again in order to emerge victorious from the endless and unforgiving tests set forth for him by the forces of evil. In this memoir, he recounts his story of redemption, both his physical experiences after waking and those that occurred while he was in a comatose state. He shares not only his recollections but also personal writings from himself and from family members during that period describing the events as they lived them. Most of all, he presents a unique, firsthand narrative of his encounter with death in hopes of giving people everywhere a reason to keep going.

Sailing beyond heaven, the ship made of dead men's fingernails encounters unborn universes, skeletal angels and deadly tensions among its mismatched crew members. Meanwhile, Lucifer confronts his brother Michael! 'Naglfar' part 2.

This is the story of the cult of the Virgin Mary. For centuries, Mary has been venerated, and her virginity and humility promoted as an example to Christian women. In some theological circles, the cult of the Virgin has been blamed for supporting the cause of social and political oppression. In this history, the author throws light on both theories. In western Europe, she argues that the Virgin's significance - in terms of attitudes to womanhood and motherhood - has been closely bound up with economic and social factors.

This book holds a collection of Indian myths, tales of Spanish viceroys, and accounts of the Mexican revolutionaries. Aztec gods vent their wrath on the world, the Indian prince guards his sleeping princess forever, the Spanish viceroys dispenses their separate brands of justice, the Maximilian's lancers engage in high adventure. Here is the Mexico of fantasy-the old tales, legends and folkways that live on, undisturbed by modern contrivances of man. They are told with the flavor of the village ranconteur and the authority of a scholar.