I Died Swallowing a Goldfish and Other Life Lessons from the Morgue

Dead men tell no tales, but they sure make excellent teachers. 
Have you ever had someone give you the platitude that death is just a 'natural part of life'? Christians know better. Truth is, death was never intended to be part of the human experience. Sin brought death into the world. It is a result of our disobedience to God and His ideal plan for humanity. 
Death is not natural. It's not pretty. It's never dignified. It's part of a curse. And no one knows that truth better than a forensic death investigator, who looks Death in the eyes on a near daily basis. 
This book is a fascinating collection of real life and unusual death investigations as it can only be told by someone who's experienced it every day for the last twenty-five years. Though the subject matter might sound macabre, the message inside is one of great hope for living a more abundant life and developing a closer relationship with the One who had defeated Death. The Creator of Life.

Religion & Spirituality

Holloway, Kent

Christian Books & Bibles

4n6 Press

Dead men tell no tales, but they sure make some excellent teachers.\nHave you ever had someone give you the platitude that death is just a 'natural part of life'? Christians know better. Truth is, death was never intended to be part of the human experience. Sin brought death into the world. It is a result of our disobedience to God and His ideal plan for humanity.\nDeath is not natural. It's not pretty. It's never dignified. It's part of a curse. And no one knows that truth better than a forensic death investigator, who looks Death in the eyes on a near daily basis.\nThis book is a fascinating collection of real life and unusual death investigations as it can only be told by someone who's experienced it every day for the last twenty-five years. Though the subject matter might sound macabre, the message inside is one of great hope for living a more abundant life and developing a closer relationship with the One who had defeated Death...Jesus Christ.

The Vampire's Valet

Literature & Fiction

Genre Fiction

Dime Novel Books

Things are heating up in paradise..."Captain Joe" Thacker didn't come to the tiny Caribbean island of St. Noel looking for trouble. Just the opposite, the former flying ace turned sometimes-smuggler wants nothing more than to while away his days, smoking hand-rolled Havana cigars and sipping rum as the melodic beat of calypso drums drift through the sultry air.But trouble has a way of finding Captain Joe.It begins when the local customs inspector decides, seemingly on a whim, to hassle him over a shipment of booze meant for Jacques "the Candyman" Lagrange--a popular local figure who runs the island's only candy store, and happens to be both a gangster and a voodoo priest. He's also the elder brother to the the island's despotic governor. The long-simmering rivalry between the Lagrange brothers is starting to boil over, making life on the island miserable and posing a serious threat to Captain Joe's livelihood. To make matters worse, three suspicious figures who just might be Russian spies show up and start nosing around.Then Joe is accused of murder.With some help from an eclectic bunch of island dwellers, Joe goes on the run and on the hunt for the real murderer. But St. Noel is a tiny island, and with the police, a horde of angry voodoo practitioners, and a trio of insidious KGB agents hot on his heels, Joe's biggest challenge will be staying alive long enough to clear his name.A WORD ABOUT BRO'ZY MYSTERIESWhat is a bro'zy mystery you ask? Well, it's like a cozy mystery, only more manly. Truth is, I love cozy mysteries. But let's face it...with their flowery covers with cats and cupcakes, knitter and scrapbooking sleuths, and lots and lots of tea drinking, most cozies aren't really geared for the typical guy. That's where bro'zies came in. Bro'zies take the best that cozies have to offer (lighthearted, clean, comforting, witty, and fun mysteries) and add just a dash of testosterone to it. Maybe a couple of car chases. An explosion or two. Adventure. Where cozies appeal to a female's desire for comfort (sitting on a cozy couch, sipping coffee with a blazing fire going), bro'zies appeal more to the male ideals of comfort (football, beer, Indiana Jones, hunting, bowling, etc). With that in mind, I decided to create an entirely new subgenre of mystery. Women will love bro'zies too. Have no doubt about that. But these books represent the best that cozies have to offer, while at the same time adding just a bit more adrenaline.

Killypso Island

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Mystery

Independently published

THE DEFINITIVE EDITION: Contains new, expanded material, new characters, deleted plot elements, and so much more!One-Eyed Jack has returned...FBI crime analyst Kili Brennan has come to Boone Creek, in the Appalachian foothills of Kentucky, looking for her missing brother...looking for answers. Instead, she finds a world of suspicion and superstition. Locals say her brother, and a string of others, may have been killed by One-Eyed Jack--the fabled giant guardian that protects the fantastic archaeological monument he was researching. As Kili's search intensifies, the danger escalates, and the only person that can help her is a man whose mysterious past might be just as frightening, and infinitely more dangerous, than the dark secrets she is determined to uncover. A man named Ezekiel Crane.

The Cursed (The Ezekiel Crane Paranormal Mysteries)

Thrillers & Suspense

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

THE DEFINITIVE EDITION: Contains new, expanded material, new characters, deleted plot elements, and so much more! A song of mourning...and warning.From the depths of Briarsnare Marsh, the Yunwi Tsunsdi--the Little People--sing their dirge when death approaches to claim a soul. Sometimes though, even death can be fooled.The residents of Boone Creek are shocked by the grisly discovery of seven mutilated corpses--their sons and daughters, brothers and sisters--but an even bigger surprise awaits them when the grave gives up its victims.This miraculous resurrection has not gone unnoticed. The Leechers--thirteen men, doomed to walk for all eternity in the shadowland between life and death, bound by a curse to hunt those who would use uncanny power--unleash their judgment on anyone with a connection to those who have returned.Now it's up to Ezekiel Crane, the enigmatic seventh son of a seventh son, to thwart the Leechers' grisly mission and discover who has sent them to wreak vengeance on the sleepy Appalachian hamlet he is sworn to protect.The dirge is being sung. Death is coming to the Dark Hollows...with a vengeance.

The Deathsong (The Ezekiel Crane Paranormal Mysteries)

The Cursed

The Deathsong (An Ezekiel Crane Paranormal Mystery)

The Mystery of the Undying Man: A Grand Avenue Detectives Mystery-Adventure (The Grand Avenue Detectives)

Children's Books

Action & Adventure

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