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Where Did My America Go?: I Want It Back! With Trump We Almost Had It!
Price range: $3.99 through $17.45At age 16, I started college at Texas Tech Universities in 1942. I turned 18 in October of 1943 and joined the Navy. Most of my friends in high school and in college, were older and already in the service. Sadly, some never came back home…
We could not, as a country, stand another 4 or 8 years like Obama.
In 2015, I began writing e-mail and posting on Facebook a “Thought for the day”
This book chronicles my thought from the Trump campaign through the first 6 months of his Presidency.
It’s about electing Mr. Trump, but sprinkled among the thoughts, is a little humour, a joke or two, or three, and Dreams of the future…
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My Ancestor’s Path Is My Future Journey
Price range: $3.99 through $10.99This book is intended to tell the story, both in words and in pictures, by enabling my audience to envision my journey and ancestor’s path unfolded through my vey own eyes, supported by genealogy, research, interview, and my dream visions. Take a journey with me and them down the path to spiritual freedom. This was rehearsed and written for seventeen years by the little girl Anajat jaguar who was gifted with keen sight like the beautiful but noble and loyal jaguar, my spirit animal. In addition, my book is intended for the restoration of the soul in all the essence of life. People must continue to believe in a higher calling to obtain inner peace with harmonious love for creation and all inhabitants in our society.
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Musical Memory Lane: Coloring Book
Price range: $3.99 through $9.95Listening to an old, familiar song can bring us right back to memorable moments of our history, whether it was graduation from school, getting a job, raising our children, or serving our country. Music is the soundtrack of our lives.
In just a few generations, we have witnessed so many changes in technology, attitudes, and styles in the world around us. We’ve heard stories of the first flight around the world and even watched the first person walk on the moon.
This book is an attempt to capture the essence of the music and the historical icons who have shaped our lives over the years: our very own Musical Memory Lane.
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Letters from Prison
Price range: $3.99 through $13.99Letters from Prison
This book contains the letters of my son wrote to me and my family while he was in prison.
He was out of state on a fishing trip when a friend broke into his house and set up a meth lab. When he returned home and started cooking his friend heard a loud bang on the door with a loud voice shouting. “This is the police, open the door!” He opened the door and they shouted, “Stand back! We need to search your house!”
The door to the back bedroom was locked. They cut the lock and found several fans running. All evidence was gone, but the smell was still there. My son was arrested and taken to jail. I saw his picture and the story on the evening news. I went to his house the next morning and police were everywhere. I ask, “What is going on?” He answered, “We found a meth lab in the bedroom.” I said, “Why was my son arrested. He didn’t do it, he was out of state for weeks, fishing!”
The police wanted my son to narc for them. If he didn’t, they wouldn’t take him to court. He narced for two years. Almost got killed and spent lots of money trying to make a drug bust. He did not make a bust.
We had to hire a lawyer and got on court. When the judge ask how do you plead. My son answered, “Your honor, I’m not going to plead guilty to something that I did not do, nor knew nothing about.” I am guilty of trying to help the guy after his family kicked him out. I let him spend a few night at my house while I was on my trip.
He was sentenced for 10 years for maintaining a drug house. He was sent to prison. He was put on work release. He was a master of electrion so started making good money. He has his own apartment at the prison. He said it wasn’t so bad, just missing family and friends and was the worst punishment. He saved enough money to buy a trucking company while working after he was released. He served 2 and a half years of the 10. When he got out, he said, “Thank you God! If I haven’t went to prison, I would never have saved enough money to buy my own business.
He wrote me every day for those 2 and a half years. I love him so! That’s why I’m sharing this story and his letters.
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Live or Die A Stroke of Good Luck
Price range: $3.99 through $19.95Struck down with a stroke and all but declared dead at age 38, Dick Burns regained consciousness and a life. This is the wise and witty story of his long and slow recovery and resurrection. It is a story of hope and practical advice for victims of any serious illness and their families. It is also about what he learned from the ordeal and how his life and values changed for the better with each step of his recovery.
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Soul Road: The Journey Home
Price range: $3.99 through $15.95Be Set Free
For there’s a love, a Father’s love
For there’s a hope for all mankind
For there’s a grace, a Gift of grace
For there’s a Friend, He’s yours and mine
So reach out and take His hand
So lift up your eyes to see
So lay down all of your sins
At His cross and be set free
“Canuel’s call as a writer is on full display in this work. He is careful to credit several companions with contributing special impetus and inspiration for composing this year-long trek down the eponymous “Soul Road.” His skill as a spiritual wordsmith is apparent in every entry, and readers will sense through these rhythmic ruminations the writer’s struggles and triumphs as each new day dawns. His book could easily enhearten and encourage others to begin their own journey, with this volume as a daily guide.”
-The US Review of Books
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The Moment I looked back: Role of God in Our Lives…Knowledge Is Power
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Sins Of A Mulatto Outcast: An 18-Hole Wayward Identity Quest: 2nd Edition Round 1
Price range: $3.99 through $13.99Homer grows up knowing he looks different than most kids in his neighborhood. Although both his parents are African American, his appearance more closely resembles a Caucasian. As he struggles to fit in with others in his African American race, Homer faces prejudice and bullying by those who brand him “the white kid,” until he decides to fight back, transforming himself and his attitude forever. On his wayward journey to removing himself from his surroundings, Homer feels his looks are a curse which sets off a series of horrific events that test all his emotions. To others it seems as though Homer has been given all the keys to unlock the American Dream. Unfortunately, they are unaware of his sins as a youth. As Homer relives his experiences, joys, and challenges through the metaphorical structure of eighteen holes of golf, he shines a light on his determined quest to overcome his outcast label, accept his mixed heritage, seek forgiveness, and-more importantly-love himself. Sins of a Mulatto Outcast tells the compelling tale of one man’s struggles to embrace his uniqueness in order to achieve happiness in life.
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Becoming a House of Prayer
Price range: $3.99 through $8.99In the “Church” today we have become a complicated people living in a complicated world trying to live a complicated Christian life. Why is it so hard? The truth is dear saints we the bride have made it that way. The truth is many of us over time and ever so innocently have forgotten, “The good part.” We have become a very busy people trying to do good, putting laws on ourselves that God never intended and going from conference to conference searching for a better life in the Kingdom. The truth of the matter we have forgotten to just “be.” Are we a Martha or Mary? Have we become Saul or David?
We must come to the revelation of there is no person, place or program that can increase the assurance and intimacy with your relationship with God. Only you can do that. You must do your part as God is faithful to do His. It is my prayer and hope that this little book will help you to rediscover the joy of your salvation and stir up the gift and desire in you to look for the better part of your relationship with God in prayer and intimacy.
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Forgive Us Our King: Healing for Your Soul
Price range: $3.99 through $12.99I came up with this title after completing my chapters I wanted to talk about. Looking at this world and the reality of it grieves my heart. Knowing the reality of the life I have lived and most people in my territory, we need to be forgiven for the sake of our children and our children’s children. It says in the Bible that God feels what we feel. He hurts when we hurt. Even for the souls that have gone on before us, if they did not ask God to forgive them for the things they have done on this earth, I ask for forgiveness as well. Forgiveness is very important for everyone if they want to be forgiven. If we do not forgive, we hold animosity in our hearts. Holding animosity in our hearts leads to heart disease and even heart failure. No one is worth you soul, so give it to Jesus Christ today. He will fight for you. Our job is to love one another in Jesus’s name. Amen.
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Jack: A Story of a Young Boy’s Faith
Price range: $3.99 through $8.99Jack: The Story of A Young Boy’s Faith is a heartwarming story of Jack Andrews and his friends as they learn of life, friendship, and faith. This book promotes family values, individual character, and faith in Christ Jesus. The story is a work of fiction, based upon the author’s love for his own growing years and his desire to draw readers’ attention to the importance of God’s Word in everyone’s life. This is a story readers of all ages can enjoy.
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Tormentas
Price range: $3.99 through $13.99Aunque el boletín de noticias confirmó su decisión de evacuar, Elise no quería escuchar otro minuto de pronósticos, preparativos y predicciones. Brad buscó hasta encontrar un canal de fácil escucha y condujo por la lluvia en carreteras sorprendentemente desiertas. Aparentemente, el resto de la ciudad había prestado atención a las advertencias mucho antes que los Steiners. Mientras el automóvil se aventuraba a través de la tranquila calma antes de la tormenta, los niños dormían mientras sus padres y abuelos permanecían en silencio, mirando hacia las tierras húmedas de Luisiana que bordean la autopista interestatal.
En un momento de su solitario viaje, una caravana de unidades de paramédicos y ambulancias los adelantó por el carril izquierdo. Elise sintió que su piel se erizaba mientras los veía pasar, imaginando cuán asustados debían estar los pacientes, lidiando no solo con el dolor e incertidumbre de una enfermedad, sino también con su única dependencia de completos extraños para encontrar un refugio seguro durante la tormenta. Cada uno de esos pacientes era la madre o el padre de alguien, un abuelo o un hermano, o peor aún, el hijo de alguien. “Gracias, Dios”, susurró de nuevo y se volvió para mirar a cada miembro de su familia, como si tuviera que asegurarse de que todos todavía estuvieran con ella.