Our protagonist is a teen boy with a secret diaper interest that finally gets a chance to flourish when he travels with his parents but has his own private room. Buying some diapers and baby items he got ready to put them on when Housekeeping opened the door. Busted! But not quite... Will the young girl reject or embrace his diapers? From the book: The Scribbles of Kita (Vol 1)
Our protagonist is a teen boy with a secret nappy interest that finally gets a chance to flourish when he travels with his parents but has his own private room. Buying some nappies and baby items he got ready to put them on when Housekeeping opened the door. Busted! But not quite... Will the young girl reject or embrace his nappies?
Our protagonist is a teen boy with a secret nappy interest that finally gets a chance to flourish when he travels with his parents but has his own private room. Buying some nappies and baby items he got ready to put them on when Housekeeping opened the door. Busted! But not quite... Will the young girl reject or embrace his nappies? From the large book: The Scribbles of Kita (Vol 1)
Eric LaMont Gregory provides an eye-opening account of American foreign policy and how the decisions made today will influence the forces that propel America into the future. His international career began in the Middle East in the 1960s. Over the next 40-plus years, he was in Bosnia during the war; Rwanda before and after the genocide; Honduras after Hurricane Mitch; Guatemala, El Salvador, and Nicaragua during the Contra death squad era, and Afghanistan shortly after 9/11. He witnessed two famines in Ethiopia, conflicts in North, East, South and West Africa, as well as in the Middle East, and Central, South, and East Asia. Gregory is unswerving in his assessment of the way America carries out emergency humanitarian relief operations, stating that while the goodwill of the American people plays out on the world stage, all too often we are making enemies, not friends. The Ultimate Vanishing Act is an authoritative account of contemporary diplomacy and science. It is undeniably informative and a right riveting read. “Detailed, revealing, charming, funny, witty, compassionate, sensitive, adventurous, and seductive.” – Naji, author of My Invisible Empire
Finding My Way Home shares personal testimonies of hardship and triumph that will remind you that you are not alone. In a world that can leave you feeling hopeless, you will discover the answer to the void that lives inside each of us. The empty space that can only be filled with one thing - Jesus. Come on this journey with others and experience the joy this author found while learning to praise in the storms of life. Hear about a relentless God who longs to call you His. A God who wants to join you as you find your way home.
There was a man in a deep, deep hole; it seemed impossible for him to get out. He cried for help, but those who heard him either didnt or couldnt help him. They prayed for him, but the poor man couldnt get out until one day a brother came along who jumped down into the hole too. The man in the hole said, Brother, why did you jump down here? Now you are stuck down here with me. But the brother said, I jumped down here because I was in this hole not too long ago, and I know a secret way out. William Bradley was once the man in the hole. Now free, he offers to lend a strong hand to others with Look Where He Brought Me From. Bradley grew up in New York, spending all his money on fast cars and faster womenand then he caught his big break in the late sixties NYC music scene. With the hard partying and easy money, Bradley seemed destined for an early grave like so many talented, promising young people. Then he started listening to the messages God had been sending him throughout his life. Now in his seventieth year and the prime of his life, Bradley reflects on how the blessing and favor of the Lord let him overcome his many obstacles, and how through following the path God has set for us, we can find success without sacrificing our dreams.
When Sasha Lawson was only five years old, her mother became the third victim of a sadistic serial killer. Now thirty-one years old, Sasha is a successful veterinarian—but she longs to bring her mother’s murderer to justice. Fueled by grief, rage, and duty, she makes a vow that she won’t let the killer escape punishment any longer and sets out to find the man who made her an orphan. To accomplish her plan, Sasha enlists the help of a private detective. Burly and solemn, Theodore Irwin—Teddy to his friends—is a former soldier and police officer, and he agrees to help her try to catch the serial killer known as the Organ Reaper. With the assistance of Sasha’s longtime friend, Matty Lee Lucas, they embark on a four-month expedition to uncover the truth of the killer. But what they discover may bring them more danger than they can imagine. In this mystery novel, a woman sets out to solve the mystery of her mother’s murder and bring the killer to justice, no matter the cost.
Tired of the boring chain restaurant scene? Recipes from Historic Texas will please your palate and nourish your mind. Enjoy a unique bit of Texas history by visiting a wide variety of restaurants located in unusual historic settings-a gritsmill, a Dr. Pepper bottling plant, a church, and a funeral home, to name a few. Two recipes from each establishment are offered to form a well balanced selection of Texas cuisine. A brief history of each of the 70 restaurants is included, followed by basic information such as hours of operation, location, and other important details. The recipes themselves are an eclectic mix of the simple and the exotic, from the Cowboy Omelet at Beaumont's The Pig Stand to the Jicama Salad at Dallas's famous Mansion on Turtle Creek. Two indexes, one to restaurants and the other to recipes, make the book equally useful as both a travel guide and a cook book.
