Biography & Memoirs on page 8

By the grace of God, Nona Freeman veteran missionary, has written her story. Over 66,000 books are in print. Adventures of Bug and Me - an autobiography Bug and Nona on the Go - an autobiography This is the Day - an inspirational book Box 44, Monrovia - biography of African missionary Shouting on the Hills - biography of her mother, Carrie Eastridge Unseen Hands - the story of revival in Ethiopia In the Bag - an inspirational book My Memorial - (compiled) Pentecostal Journal Beloved Wide Spot, the newest release, is the story of Bug and Nona Freeman's seven years pastoring a small church in a small town in Louisiana before they went to Africa in 1948.

"Giant Hermit of the Back Woods" some folks called old Bill Smith. In days gone by, New York's Adirondack Mountains were home to many 'wild-looking characters', but few compared to Bill Smith! He was 6'4" tall and his grizzled beard trailed on the ground when he didn't have it tied up. His life story reads like a tall tale, but this mountain man was the real deal! This is the true story of the 'Bearded Wonder of the Adirondacks'!

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?

Bohemian Skipper is a collection of stories that I have compiled after having spent more than three quarters of a century on three of our country's most famous rivers, the James and Appomattox in Virginia and the Niagara River that straddles New York an Ontario, Canada. This book is unique in two ways. first, each story stands alone, yet all 28 chapters will come together to tell a much larger and richer story. And secondly, as a child from age four years I would ride the tugboats that my dad skippered and learn many trades and crafts from old world shipwrights and fender makers. And in later years I would learn that my playground had been the town of Henricus, America's second English ...