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THE BLACKER THE BERRY... Lee and Lynn finally reached their peak of ripeness. They are mature, fully developed, and ready to receive their gift that was made specifically for them. More importantly, it is finally the right time and right place to receive their special gift. ...THE SWEETER THE JUICE. However, are they ready, willing, and able to keep their special gift? Will they let disease, destitution, and death drive them apart, and continue to burn with passion? More importantly, will they commit to unconditional love, and enjoy the sweetest juice from the most exotic fruit, a rare, ripe, and royal Blackberry; God's special gift, and the gift it brings?

The perfect coffee table book for any style home. A photo book made for Bud Puckett of all his work over the years and his great craftsmanship. Bud Puckett is a amazing silversmith and designer of custom horse bits and spurs. He is from Mariposa Ca. The book was put together by customers and friend!

This book is a color premium paper high-quality visual narrative in honor of my grandfather, Bunyan Jacobs, Sr. His influence regarding Lighthouse Life Insurance Company and Lighthouse Investment Company and Securities, Inc. is reflected. Some people are divinely born to be change agents. I believe my grandfather was one of those people. He was a focused man that was willing to be taught and to teach. He was respected and loved. His desire to succeed and a keen interest in the business profession were with him even as a young boy. Ultimately, the LIGHTHOUSE formation was on his mind and so it was established. With his business mindset, he was a magnet with others to make it happen. Impor ...

This book is about my sister Phyllis who at the of 18 was diagnosed with Hodgkin’s stage II. She was a very strong willed, determined person who never took no for an answer. Whenever someone said that she couldn’t do something it just made her try harder, and prove those people wrong. When younger and even into her teens she was always getting into mischief. This book is about her youth but most importantly the challenges she faced during her remission with cancer. Although she passed away at 47 her hope was that maybe someone could learn a little from her experiences and her determination and will power.

Redo of the Children of Samuel Claridge - pictures changed from black & white to color.

History of Eastern Arizona College from 1888 to 2018.

"Confessions of a Pool Hustler" shares the outrageous tales of well-known pool player and road-man Robert "Cotton" LeBlanc. A lifetime of Cotton's thrilling experiences are included - 40 years on the road leading up to becoming Technical Advisor and cameo actor in the 2003 cult hit movie,"Poolhall Junkies" starring Christopher Walken and Chaz Palminteri. All are contained within 300+ shocking pages of his very personal memoir. Take the journey with Cotton as he bounces along the back roads of a life from poolhalls to barrooms, from broads to booze and bar fights. Winning and losing thousands of dollars in any given season is the river of a road player's life.

Corporate Stripper is a coming of age story about a woman who overcame the street life to only find out the corporate world is not much better. After growing up entirely too fast, Gabriel learned how to manipulate hustlers and out smart hoodrats. Too many years in the streets lead Gabriel to change her direction, but she finds the corporate world is much more ruthless than the block. This is not just a Black American story, it is an American story about the systematic racism and prejudice that destroys communities. Corporate Stripper is a tale of pain, suffering, happiness, and determination.

Ebenezer and Phebe Goodell Doty and their descendants are the focus of this effort. Ebenezer was the son of Amaziah and Bethiah Hamlin Doty, who were the first to begin the family's westward migration from Massachusetts to Vermont where Ebenezer was born in 1789. Next, north and west into New York and Ohio. Ebenezer's service in the War of l812 entitled him to bounty land in Illinois. In 1852 Ebenezer and several of his children began the first of two trips by wagon train from Knox County, Illinois to San Jose, California, where Ebenezer died January 1st, 1860. Three of Ebenezer's sons later moved south to Santa Barbara County, California