The Last Of What I Am

A haunting and beautifully written novel about a Confederate soldier whose own personal war follows him into the afterlife—until one fateful day when his encounters with a modern-day couple change everything. A ghost in his deserted childhood home in Virginia, Tom Smiley can’t forget the bloody war and its meaningless losses, nor can he shed his revulsion for his role in the Confederate defense of slavery. But when a young couple moves in and makes his home their own in the early twenty-first century, trouble erupts—and Tom is forced not only to face his own terrible secret but also to come to grips with his family’s hidden wartime history. He finds an unexpected ally in the house’s new owner, Phoebe Hunter, whose discoveries will have momentous consequences for them both.

My book is to give encouragement to parents and anyone taking care of children, with health problems. Even with the health problems. They still can have a life. I would like to say thank you to my parents and other parents for taking care of premature babies. Thank you, to people taking care of any handicapped person. I have many permanent health problems, which makes my life hard. I don't complain. I just think of my brothers, smile and continue on. Maybe my book can help handicapped people see, if I can do it, they could too. Maybe I can make enough money to support myself, because nobody will hire me and can't get government assistance until my scoliosis gets worse. My parents have to pay for everything, even this book. I thank God for them.

The fifth instalment of the Lost Files, The Last Days of Lorien, is the stunning prequel novella to the Lorien Legacies series by Pittacus Lore. Before Number Four and the other members of the Garde arrived on Earth, they lived on the planet Lorien. A planet filled with others who also possessed extraordinary abilities. A peaceful planet - until the day the Mogadorians attacked, and nearly annihilated, the Loric people. Told through the eyes of Sandor, Number Nine's Cêpan and one of only a handful of Loric survivors, this is what happened in those final days on Lorien. This is Sandor's story. Praise for Pittacus Lore: 'Tense, exciting, full of energy' Observer 'Relentlessly readable' The Times 'Tense, keeps you wondering' Sunday Times 'Set to eclipse Harry Potter and moody vampires. Pittacus Lore is about to become one of the hottest names on the planet' Big Issue The first book in Pittacus Lore's Lorien Legacies series, I Am Number Four, is now a major Disney motion picture.

This book notes scriptures concerned with Jesus' return and events leading up to that event, and even more, the whole course of humanity on Earth.

The book is about how I accepted my brother's suicide, the relationship that we had while he lived, and how my faith in God got me through it.

Tom Smiley signed up as a private in the Confederate army when he was eighteen and quickly came to regret it. Spending the last year of the war in a Union prison scarred him so deeply that even death hasn't brought freedom from its memory. A ghost in his deserted childhood home, he can’t forget the bloody war and its meaningless losses, or shed his revulsion for his role in the Confederate defense of slavery. But when a young couple moves in and makes his home their own in the early 21st century, trouble erupts—and Tom is forced to not only face his own terrible secret but also come to grips with his family’s hidden wartime history. He finds an unexpected ally in his house’s new owner, Phoebe Hunter, who is both fascinated and frightened by his ghostly presence—and whose discoveries will have momentous consequences for them both.