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Gary is at wits end and he’s finally made a decision to take all of the gathered evidence he has and decides to report everything to the Department of Justice. As he reports everything, he worries about what’s to come of his life as he can no longer be a police officer. He finally comes to grips that there’s much more to be done about racial issues in America. Gary also starts to repair the relationship he once had with his son Gary, Jr. A book that will make you realize that life is more than just a paycheck and a pension and it’s about doing what’s right.

The ending of the series, Gary has gained his sanity back along with his soul. He continues to expose truths that he’s experienced and dealt with. He begins to build back the relationships he has with his family and friends. He also goes through a lot of emotions to end the series as he speaks his truth about life, the police force and how society has changed in so many ways in regards to police and citizens. The big question is what is his next move in his life now that he is no longer on the police force.

This is the fourth book of the Alaskan Adventure Series that can be read in any order, and there isn't any sex, violence, or cussing in the books! Alaskan gold can occur in many ways: as a shiny nugget, a reward for helping others, or by doing a worthwhile project! Corky finds gold by flying emergency gear to the tsunami damaged City of Kodiak while dealing with an oncoming Pacific storm! Mark tries flying two nurses to devastated Seward in marginal visibility that is created from the same turbulent weather system! Corky and Marian want to rescue four people from hypothermia because a new pilot did not follow any of the cardinal rules of flying. He crashes his airplane in a remote ...

After Rilee loses her best friend to suicide, she must learn to survive without him in a world seemingly against her. Through new friends and unexpected struggles, she may finally be able to see a light at the end of the tunnel.

A chance encounter Sam Tillman has with Rutabaga McGee changes his life. The encounter leads his friend to Great Plains, Nebraska, in an effort to discover more about McGee. What he discovers will change him forever.

It is the year 1860. Gracie Smith lives the life of ease on her huge Alabama plantation home. On the outside, she is living a perfect life of ease. The belle of every ball. The daughter of a wealthy, powerful plantation owner. Her choice of young men to court. However, appearances deceive. Inside, Gracie is a twisted, bitter person. And church is the last place she wants to go for answers. She is running out of time as the distant thunder of civil war looms on the horizon. What will it take to make her change her mind about needing a Savior, before it's too late? Suddenly, when life whirls into a horrible accident and a runaway slave mysteriously appears, she is given a second chance at ...

Follow the adventures of Daggett the Frog, Squeaks the Mouse and Sassy the Cat from their humble beginnings and onto their various adventures! They include being zapped into the world of Dragons, traveling to Las Vegas to defeat a threatening demon, visiting the world of Dragons again to save Christmas and as they venture off to Africa to find the kidnapped President of Animals Big & Small! Also included are 31 black and white illustrations, along with journal entries and input from the author Nicholas Miller and his co-writer, Heather Butler.

Eye of the Storm Hurricanes, Adventures and Shipwreck in the Caribbean A man trying to reconnect with his parents on a sailing trip is caught in the path of a hurricane. At a remote Caribbean island, facing imminent shipwreck, the author finds himself struggling to survive inside the eye of the storm. A true story. Excerpt: “Hang on tight!” I shout over the roar of the storm. The inflatable dinghy suddenly drops into the trough of a wave. The crippled engine struggles to point the bow up the face of the next wave. It can barely push forward against the hurricane. Glancing down, I see that the boat is nearly full of water.

Wedged between nosey sisters and noisy chickens, truth and fiction, school and boys, love and resentment, laughter and tears: Violet tells her story as she finds her way through the ups and downs of life.

Ready to read a dynamic book? This 568 page novel is 2 books in one. Be ready to wander as the characters and story unfolds. Enjoy. Description below: Wanda Willingway, a mother, student and office assistant, discovers in her daily duties that she has a mental health illness called P.M.S., Premenstrual Syndrome, once termed PMDD (Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder). Wanda struggles with the symptoms of this chemical/hormonal imbalance and the stress of parenting. She fights to fight off the extreme mood swings that makes her feel and look like a mad-mom which creeps up on her and her son erratically, causing her traumatic coming-of-age childhood past to pop up and petrify her as a parent. ...